First India 22032023.pdf

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Union Minister for I&B Anurag Thakur speaks to media at the Parliament House on Tuesday. THAKUR CHANGES HIS MINISTRY’S ‘FORTUNES’, AUCTIONS SLOTS WORTH `1,072CRORE! First India Bureau New Delhi: Known for his management and pragmatic approach towards any mission that is delegated to him, Un- ion Minister of Infor- mation and Broadcast- ing Anurag Thakur has created a record, of sorts, regarding the revenue collection from DD free dish auction! Renowned channel Bharat24 also auctioned for a slot for over `17 cr! Turn to P5 Restore red notice against Choksi: CBI First India Bureau New Delhi: The CBI has asked an Inter- pol body to restore the Red N o t i c e a g a i n s t fugitive diaman- taire Mehul Choksi terming its earlier decision to drop his name from the list had “serious short- comings, procedural violations, over- reach of mandate and mistakes”. HUNT FOR AMRITPAL SINGH ENTERS DAY 4 ‘80,000 COPS, HE STILL ESCAPED?’ Moni Sharma Chandigarh: The Pun- jab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday slammed Punjab police and asked them to sub- mit a status report in their operation against Khalistani leader Am- ritpal Singh. “You have 80,000 cops. What were they doing? How did Amritpal Sin- gh escape?” the HC asked Punjab government. The court re- marked that this is an intelligence failure of the state’s police. The court’s remarks come amid the Punjab Police action against the Khal- istan leader and members of his outfit ‘Waris Punjab De’. Court asked the state govt ‘how is everyone held, except Singh’. P6 POSSIBLE AVATARS OF AMRITPAL... From hirsute to clean shaven, Punjab Police on Tuesday released possible avatars or looks of fugitive Amritpal Singh, Khalistani leader on run for last 4 days, and hoping that people could help spot him. l HC raps Punjab govt, says it big intel failure l How are all arrested, except Amritpal, asks HC l The next court hearing slated to be after 4 days l 3 aides of Amritpal brought to Dibrugarh jail Days after crackdown against radical preacher Amritpal Singh, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday said action was taken against those who at the instance of foreign forces were speaking about disturbing the state’s peace and giving hate speeches. ACTION TAKEN AGAINST ELEMENTS DISTURBING PEACE IN PUNJAB: MANN The Punjab government on Tuesday extended the suspension of mobile internet and SMS services in Tarn Taran, Ferozepur, Moga, San- grur and Amritsar’s Ajnala sub-division and a few areas in Mohali till Thursday noon. MOBILE INTERNET SERVICES TO RESUME IN SOME DISTRICTS The Brezza car, in which Amritpal Singh fled, has been recovered by the Police. He was helped by four people. Arms act invoked against 4 who helped Amritpal Singh. —Sukhchain Singh Gill, Punjab IGP NSA INVOKED AGAINST AMRITPAL, PUNJAB GOVT TELLS HC: LAWYER Punjab government on Tuesday informed the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the stringent National Security Act has been invoked against radical preacher Amritpal Singh, claimed a lawyer. During a hearing on the habeas corpus petition seeking the preacher’s production in court, Justice N S Shekhawat also pulled up the state govt over Amritpal Singh giving police the slip on Saturday and called it an intelligence failure. Right to Health Bill passed in Rajasthan Assembly amid hue & cry by docs, Oppn First India Bureau Jaipur: The Rajasthan Assembly on Tuesday passed the Rajasthan Right to Health (RTH) Bill 2022 where people of the state will be enti- tled for emergency care in private hospitals without any pre-payment. Any person who knowingly contravenes any provision of this act or any rule made there- under shall be punisha- ble with a fine up to `10,000for1stcontraven- tion, and up to `20,000 for subsequent contra- ventions. Health minister Parsadi Lal Meena said govt is committed to providing best healthcare facilities. P2 & P3 Private hospital doctors and owners stage a protest march against the RTH bill, in Jaipur on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA ADVOCATE PROTECTION ACT 2023 PASSED The Rajasthan Legisla- tive Assembly passed the Rajasthan Advocates Protection Bill-2023 by voice vote on Tuesday. Law and Legal Affairs Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal said that the Rajasthan Advocates Protection Bill, 2023 has been brought to prevent violence against advocates and Important suggestions given by the advocates have been incorporated in the Bill. Rajasthan has become first state in the country where the Right to Health Bill has been passed BJP to announce election in-charge of Rajasthan soon! Aditi Nagar Jaipur: BJP is gearing up for the Rajasthan As- sembly elections and soon, election in-charge will be appointed in State. Word in the relevant circles of the saf- fron party is that discussion is happening on the names of Dharmen- dra Pradhan, CR Patil and Anurag Thakur for task but according to sources, Thakur is front runner. Notably, the official announcement can be made any time. Union Home Minister Amit Shah speaks at the 148th Foundation Day of Arya Samaj, at Talkatora Stadium, in Delhi on Tuesday. P5 SHAH’S HECTIC 8 DAYS AHEAD IN 4 STATES HM will inaugurate Sharda Devi temple in Kupwara district of J&K today New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will attend a series of events in next 8 days for which he will travel to 4 States, including twice to Karnataka, officials said on Tuesday. The home minister will inaugurate the Sharda Devi temple, located in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir, on Wednesday through video conference. The temple has been built by the Shri Sringeri Math and Seva Sharda Samiti Kashmir. MARCH 23 Shah will inaugurate a vedic herit- age portal and virtual music, based on 64 arts, in New Delhi. MARCH 24 He will travel to Karnataka where he will attend conference of southern states and UTs & inaugurate various development on drug trafficking and national security in Bengaluru. MARCH 25 HM will travel to Chhattisgarh where he will attend the 84th raising day celebrations of the CRPF, launch the telecast of a news service by Prasar Bharati at Jagdalpur. He will offer prayers at the Aanchalkund Dada Darbar in Chhindwara, MP. MARCH 26 Amit Shah will visit Karnataka where he will inaugurate the Gorata martyrs memorial and memorial of the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Bidar. MARCH 28 He will attend the annual day celebrations of the AS- SOCHAM in New Delhi. MARCH 29 Shah will attend the convocation ceremony of 78 Assis- tant Commandants of the CRPF at the CRPF Academy in Gurugram. 6.6 magnitude quake in Af, tremors scare India and Pak Jaipur (FIB): Strong earthquake tremors were felt in northern India including Delhi- NCR, Rajasthan. As per reports quake of 6.6 mag hit countries including Afghanistan, India, Ka- zakhstan, Pak, China. Epicenter is believed to be 90 km from Kalafgan in Afghanistan.There was no immediate report of any loss of life. People rush out of their houses as strong earthquake tremors were felt in Jaipur on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA New districts, divisions will result in more good governance, says Gehlot Shiv Prakash Purohit Jodhpur: Chief Minis- ter Ashok Gehlot, who reached Jodhpur on Tuesday, was accompa- nied by Industries Min- ister Shakuntala Rawat. Huge crowd of Cong workers welcomed Ge- hlot at the airport. Interacting with the media in Jodhpur, Ge- hlot said, “New districts and divisions will result in more good governance.” Gehlot also spoke on the agitation of doctors and said, “Doctors are consid- ered as God. They should go ahead and serve. Positive talks of doctors with the government were going on and the demands of the doctors were accepted. Don’t know why sud- denly they came on the streets. RTH is in everyone’s interest, which should be welcomed by all.” Turn to P8 CM Ashok Gehlot speaks to the media in Jodhpur on Tuesday. Also present here are Dhiraj Srivastava, Kunti Deora and others. The central government is not troubling Rahul Gandhi but the whole country. Today journalists, writers and litterateurs are sent to jail for opposing the government. —Ashok Gehlot, CM HAPPY CHAITRA NAVRATRI HINDU NAV VARSH GREETINGS! JAIPUR l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 l Pages 12 l 3.00 l RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 4 l Issue No. 283 ODI WORLD CUP 2023 TO BEGIN ON OCT 5, FINAL NOV 19 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR & MUMBAI BSE SENSEX 58,074.68 445.73 | NSE NIFTY 17,107.50 119.10 KANNADA ACTOR ARRESTED FOR ‘OBJECTIONABLE’ TWEET ON HINDU New Delhi: The 2023 ODI World Cup will start on October 5 with the final taking place on November 19. The report further stated that the Board for Cricket Control in India (BCCI) has shortlisted around 12 venues for the tournament and final will be held at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. Bengaluru: Popular Kannada actor, Chetan Kumar, also known as Chetan Ahimsa, has been arrested by Bengaluru police following a viral tweet he made about Hindutva. The actor, who is also a Dalit and tribal activist, faces charges of insulting a religion. DELHI BUDGET APPROVED BY MHA, SAY LG OFFICE SOURCES New Delhi: Sources from the lieutenant governor’s office on Tuesday said Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had approved Delhi govt’s budget for fiscal 2023-24 & communicated it to AAP administration. This comes amid a disagreement between Centre and city govt. EXAMINE ON LESS PAINFUL METHOD OF EXECUTION, SAYS SC New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Centre to start a discussion and collect necessary information to examine if there can be a less painful method than hanging by neck for execution in death penalty cases in the country. READ Crucial Crucial GADKARI RECEIVES THREAT CALLS, HIS SECURITY BEEFED UP New Delhi: Security was beefed up at Union Min- ister Nitin Gadkari’s home and office in Nagpur on Tuesday after a man made 3 calls threatening to harm senior BJP leader if `10 crore was not paid to him. The caller identified him- self as one Jayesh Pujari. MAHATMA GANDHI’S GRANDDAUGHTER USHA PASSES AWAY Mumbai: Mahatma Gandhi’s granddaughter Usha Gokani passed away in Mumbai on Tuesday. Gokani, 89 years, was ailing for the last five years and was bedridden for last two years, Mani Bhavan executive secretary Megh- shyam Ajgaonkar told. Lawrence interview was not from Jaipur:Anand Satyanarayan Sharma Jaipur: Jaipur Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava on Tuesday has made it clear that the interview of gang- ster Lawrence Bishnoi given on a national channel six days back was not from Jaipur. He said that when Lawrence was brought to Jaipur, his hair and beard were very short but in the interview, both Lawrence’s hair and beard have grown. Srivastava said that the police had made a video while Bishnoi was brought Jaipur and also when taken back, vide- os were also made during his judicial custody daily . He said that it was not possible to interview him from Jaipur. Anand Srivastava
RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 02 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Dinesh Tiwari Jaipur: The journalists on Tuesday took out a protest march from Pink City Press Club to the State Assembly demanding the implemen- tation of the Journalist Protection Act. The protesting scribes from all over Rajasthan later staged a sit-in near the assembly . The protestors said that journalists are often threatened and the government must protect the fourth pillar of democracy . Later, Food and Civil Supplies Min- ister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas met the agitating journalists and said that the media of Rajasthanworksvery positivelyandeverypos- sible step will be taken for the security of journalists. Following the assurance of the minister,thejournalistscalled off their protest. Journos demand protection, take out march FOR THE SAFETY OF ‘FOURTH PILLAR’  The protestors said that journalists are often threatened and the State Government must protect the fourth pillar of democracy Promoted by DC Agarwala And Co. Pvt. Ltd. Naresh Sharma, Yogesh Sharma & Aishwary Pradhan Jaipur: The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly passed the Right to Health Bill on Tuesday . With this, Rajasthan became the first state in the c o u n t r y where the Right to Health Bill has been passed. State Health Minis- ter Parsadi Lal Meena said in the State Assembly on Tuesday that the State is becom- ing a model State in the field of health. “Seven per cent of the budget is being spent on the health sec- tor in the state. The state government is committed to give the right to health to all the residents of the state,” the Medical Minister said while replying to the discussion on the “Rajasthan Right to HealthBill,2022”report- edbytheSelectCommit- tee in the House. After this, the house passed the bill by voice vote. Meena said that ‘right to health’ is in the interest of the public. He said that the state govern- menthadsentthisBillto the select committee on the basis of the sugges- tion of all the members. “The suggestions of all the members and doctors have been included in the bill. Patients should not be denied treatment in hospitals, that is why the Right to Health Bill has been brought,” he added. QUESTION HOUR TOURISM-RELATED WORKS TO BE DONE IN BUNDI FROM DEVELOPMENT FUND: MEENA Minister of State for Tourism Murari Lal Meena said in the Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday that the State Government has constituted a tourism development fund of Rs 1,500 crore. Sanc- tions worth Rs 500 crore have been issued from this fund for tourism related development works in the state, in which the works of Bundi are also included. He said that in the meeting of the Bundi District Tourism Development Committee held on September 29, 2022, decisions were taken regarding the organisation of Bundi Mahotsav. Minister of State for Labour Sukhram Vishnoi said in the Vidhan Sabha on Tues- day that during the last four years from 2019 to 2022, 5,302 children have been freed from child labour in the state. He said that action has been taken to register FIRs in various cases and in 284 cases the accused have been punished. ‘216 GRADE 3‘SANS’ TEACHERS’ POSTS FILLED IN ’22-’23’ 5302 CHILDREN FREED FROM CHILD LABOUR: VISHNOI Sanskrit Education Minister BD Kalla said in the State Assembly on Tuesday that in the year 2022- 23, the recruitment process for 272 posts for grade 3 teachers has commenced. Under this process, appoint- ments have been made for 216 posts. He said that the remaining 56 posts will be filled up in 10 days. Minister Shanti Dhariwal said on Tuesday that the State Government was working with commitment to prevent cyber fraud and cybercrime. He said that cybercrime helpline number 1930 has been made operational to provide immediate relief to the victims of cyber fraud. Dhariwal said that CyCAPS portal is to obtain information regarding cyber criminals, mobile number, IMEI number and bank account holder information. NO SPECIAL PLAN TO CONTROL STRAY CATTLE: DHARIWAL EFFORTS ON TO FIGHT CYBERCRIME, SAYS DHARIWAL Urban Development and Housing Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal on Tuesday said that at present the State Government’s proposal to make a plan to control stray animals is not under consideration. The Minister said that at present no special plan is being implemented in the state to control stray cattle. Minister of State for Tourism Murari Lal Meena said in the Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday that under the announcement of a tourism development fund of Rs 1500 crore, approval for works worth Rs 510.48 crore has been issued for tourism development in the state. Meena said that works have been done at tourist spots of Jaipur under this. He said that Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has announced plans to develop Amber as an iconic destination at a cost of Rs 176 crore. ‘PAY PARITY FOR FOREST WORKERS BEING EXAMINED’ TOURISM WORK WORTH `510.48 CR OK’D: MEENA Minister of State for Labour Sukhram Vishnoi said on behalf of the Forest Minister in the Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday that action will be taken after the State Government examines the proposal made by the forest workers regarding removal of pay discrepancy and giving hard duty allowance. Vishnoi said that a proposal has been sent to the state government in Novem- ber 2022 to remove the salary discrepancy and give hard duty allowance to the forest workers. Jaipur: Former State chief of BJYM DD Ku- mawat on Tuesday protested outside state assembly for not declaring Sambhar a district. Ku- mawatsuddenlyreached assembly gate and started raising slogans againstthegovernment. He also tried to enter the assembly ,butwasimme- diately taken into custody by the police. state in the c o u n t r y Health Minis- BUDGET SESSION Rajendra Rathore, Dhariwal trade barbs in Assembly during Health Bill debate First India Bureau Jaipur: The Right to Health Bill was opposed by the BJP. Deputy LoP Rajendra Rathore took part in the debate on the Bill but it was objected to by Minister Shanti Dhariwal. The Minister said that the member of the Select Committee cannot participate in the debate. This led to heated arguments between BJP and Con- gress MLAs. The BJP MLAs alleged that the Health Minister did not meet the agitating doctors. The minister said in his replythathehadmetthe delegation of doctors. Participating in the debate, Rajendra Rathore said that 3 MLAs had given dissent note in the selection committee. He said that at least 50 bedded multi specialty hospitals should be included in designated hospitals. KalicharanSaraf said themannerinwhichthe doctors were manhan- dled, lathicharged and misbehaviour was done with women during the protest on Monday should be probed. Minister Parsadi Lal Meena speaks during the Assembly Session on Tuesday. PREM NAGAR PARK’S BOUNDRY WALL WORK TO BEGIN SOON: MIN CPI(M) MLA GIRDHARI LAL MARSHALLED OUT OF STATE ASSEMBLY Urban Development and Housing (UDH) Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal on Tuesday informed the State Assembly that administra- tive and financial approval of Rs 7.82 lakh has been given for the construction of a boundary wall of a park situated in Prem Nagar Colony in Udaipur (Rural). A tender has also been invited on March 13 for the same and it will open on March 31. CPI (M) MLA Girdhari Lal was evicted from the house by marshal on direc- tion by Assembly Speaker Dr CP Joshi during the zero hour. The action was taken for not obeying the instructions of the Speaker. MLA Girdhari LAl had moved an adjournment motion regarding the formation of Swarnakar Welfare Board but instead of this, the MLA started speaking on crop failure. CM GEHLOT LIGHTENS ASSEMBLY MOOD WITH JOKE OVER ‘BHINMAL DIST DEMAND’ An interesting dialogue took place between Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and MLA Puraram Choudhary. Choudhary met CM Gehlot in the assembly and demanded to make Bhinmal a district. During this Puraram said, “We will support you.” Gehlot made an interesting comment on this and said, “You had cooperated before also.” Hearing this from the mouth of CM Gehlot everyone laughed out loud. Everyone started remembering the period of political crisis. After saying this, the CM patted the back of Sanyam Lodha standing nearby. Bhinmal MLA Puraram Chaudhary again said, “You make the district and then we will support you. Make Bhinmal the 20th district.” Advocates Protection Bill passed; lawyers withdraw work boycott First India Bureau Jaipur: The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly passedtheRajasthanAd- vocates Protection Bill- 2023 by voice vote on Tuesday . Law and Legal Affairs Minister Shanti Kumar Dhariwal said thattheRajasthanAdvo- cates Protection Bill, 2023 has been brought to prevent violence against advocatesandImportant suggestions given by the advocates have been incorporated in the Bill. He said that a provision has also been made for the punish- ment of up to 2 years for misuse of this law by the advocates. With the passing of the Rajasthan Advo- cates Protection Bill- 2023, lawyers on Tues- day withdrawn their boycott of court activities and said they will resume the work. Dhariwal replies to Oppn’s ‘Guru Ghantal’ comment Political circles abuzz with Gehlot, Dhariwal ‘bonding’ Jai Meenesh Tribal University, Ranpur (Kota) Bill passed First India Bureau Jaipur: The Jai Meenesh Tribal Univer- sity , Ranpur (Kota) Bill, 2023waspassedonTues- day . Minister Rajendra Yadav said the university will provide opportunities for higher education and research to tribal students as well as students without dis- crimination. Amendment in Rajasthan Sports Act likely after a gap of 18 years Naresh Sharma Jaipur: The State Gov- ernment is soon going to amend Rajasthan Sports Act after a gap of 18 years. The sports act was last implemented in 2005, but now, changes will be brought in the Act keeping in mind the working of the Ra- jasthan Cricket Associ- ation (RCA). Sources informed that control of the cooperative registrar and sports council will be removed from the present act. Also, the district association will be able to cast three votes, instead of one. “No member of the primary club will be able to contest election for four years. Hence, parachute candidates will not be able to fight elections on RCA and other sports associa- tions,” said a source. Bhanwar S Charan Kota: UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal on Tuesday said that world’s largest clock (Ghanta) is being established at river front in Kota. The opposition members in the state assembly on Tuesday said that word ‘Guru Ghantal’. The UDH Minister immediately reacted to the comment and said the world’s largest clock is being built in riverfront Kota. “The noise of the bell will he heard till eight miles. Now, when you have termed me as Gurughantal, then my voice will also be heard till eight miles and so one must listen to the ghantal,” said Shanti Dhariwal. First India Bureau Jaipur: The political circles are abuzz with the discussion of an incident in the state assembly on Monday per- taining to the incident of CM Gehlot putting his hand on Minister Dhariwal’s shoulder. Gehlot and Dhariwal came out of the speaker’s room together. Dur- ing this, Gehlot took Dhariwal with him for a long distance by putting his hand on his shoulder. During this, many leaders and other people kept watching the scene. Now after that incident, everyone is curious as to what hap- pened between CM Ge- hlot and Minister Shan- ti Dhariwal? ASPIRANTS WON’T GET UNEMPLOYMENT ALLOWANCE WITHOUT TRAINING: JULLY Minister Tikaram Jully said on Tuesday on behalf of the Minister of State for Skill and Planning and En- trepreneurship that youth who apply for unemployment allowance under CM Yuva Sambal Yojana, after skill training, will get training in various government de- partments. Unemployment allowance is given for internship. He said that under the scheme, if the aspirant does not do internship, then his unemployment allowance is stopped. He clarified that there is no such case where unemployment allowance is not being given to the aspirant after completing a three-month skill training and internship. RAJ COACHING INSTITUTES (CONTROL AND REGULATION) BILL UNDER PROCESS: YADAV Minister of State for Higher Education Rajendra Yadav said in the Vidhan Sabha on Tuesday that the Rajasthan Coaching Institutes (Control and Regulation) Bill, 2023 is under process. Yadav said that in the State Government’s Chintan Shivir organised on January 16 and 17, instructions were given by CM Gehlot to invite suggestions and discuss with the stakeholders on the draft bill. He said that as per the instructions, along with uploading the copy of the Bill on the departmental website on Jan 17, the department issued a public notice in the newspapers and invited suggestions from the people until Jan 27. Journalists hold protest march outside State Assembly; Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas assures that steps will be taken for journalists’ safety. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA Health Minister Meena said that first religion of doctors is to treat, which they should fulfill Right to Health Bill passed amid Oppn ruckus, doctors’ protest 8TH SESSION OF 15TH RAJ ASSEMBLY ENDS KUMAWAT PROTESTS OVER NOT MAKING SAMBHAR A DISTRICT
RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 03 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Promoted by Shiv Sital Builders Pvt. Ltd. Healthcare services affected as doctors continue protest Kashiram Choudhary Jaipur: The state government has sought an answer from the Vet- erinary University after the First India News expose about the university showing fa- vour by recognising eight Animal Husband- ry Diploma Institutes and including them in the counselling. The state government has sought a reply from the university administrationinthree days. First India News, in an exclusive report, on Monday told how the Rajasthan Veteri- nary and the Animal Sciences University of Bikaner gave recognition to three new institutes bypassing rules and doubled the seats in five other institutes. Without NoC from the state government, theworkwascompleted in just 5 days. The government has banned the university administration from setting up committees for the in- spection of new colleg- esandconductingcoun- selling proceedings. Animal Husbandry Deputy Secretary Kashmi Kaur wrote a letter to the University Registrar and sought an explanation for issuing affiliation of 100 seats to eight institutes. Recognition to 8 institutes: State govt seeks reply from Vet univ in 3 days VETERINARY UNIVERSITY UNDER RADAR Vikas Sharma Jaipur: Clashes broke out once again between doctors and police during the doctors’ protest against the Right to Health Bill in Jaipur on Tuesday. The police tried to disperse the protesters using water cannons. Doctors were lathi-charged a day before also. Doctors have stopped working in protest against the bill. They alleged that the government has not included their conditions and suggestions in the bill. The bill was passed in the assembly on Tuesday . Meanwhile, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has appealed to the doctors in Jodhpur to call off their agitation. He said that he was person- ally appealing to all the doctors to be positive and return to work. From Jaipur Associa- tion of Resident Doctors Narendra Damor said, “Today , resident doctors are not working at SMS Hospital & other hospitals attached to it (JK Lone,Zanana,Sanganeri Gate).Also,residentdoc- tors’ unions from Bikan- er, Udaipur, Kota and fromotherdistrictshave extended their support. Bharat Dixit Jaipur: The Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Par- ishad (ABVP) on Tues- day protested against the state government over their seven-point demands. The protest was organised at Aatish Market and later the ABVPworkersmarched towards CM residents. A ruckus-like situation was created on New Sanganer Road, following which, the police used mild force to disperse the agitating crowd. While addressing the gathering, senior RSS functionary Nimbaram said that till earlier, the people sit- ting on the top posts of the country used to say that I am an accidental Hindu. “People who were allergic and trou- bled by the word Hindu. But today, they worship by wandering from temple to temple. Those people are now giving their identity that we are also Hindus,” said Nimbaram. Jaipur (Agencies): At least eight child labour- ers were rescued from a matchbox factory in the Bindayaka indus- trial area in Jaipur on Tuesday. The rescued children, aged between 13 to 17 years, were trafficked by one Hira Kumar from their native village in Bihar’s Madhepura district. Hira lured them on the pretext of providing them a better life and gainful employ- ment in the Pink City . The children told the rescue team that they were “forced” to work under “stressful and in- human condition” in the matchbox factory for long hours in two shifts per day . Despite feeling tired and sleepy due to overnightwork,wecould not sleep due to fear of accident as we were working on machines.” The children told that the factory owner made them work for up to 72 hoursinaweek.Thechil- dren had been employed couple of months ago. Aditi Nagar New Delhi: Rajasthan BJP has intensified preparations for the upcoming assembly elections. For this, a meeting of BJP MPs was held in Delhi on Tuesday . It was decided that as part of election preparations, tours of central leaders would be planned in the state as per the availability of their time. Lok Sab- ha & Rajya Sabha MPs from the state were present in the meeting during which various organisational and political issues were dis- cussed.Discussions were held regarding the booth empower- ment campaign and the Jan Aakrsoh campaign. It was also dis- cussed that how to make the beneficiaries of the center schemes voters of the BJP . First India Bureau Jaipur: State-level ‘ An- imal Keeper’ (Animal Husbandry) felicitation ceremony will take place on Wednesday . The event will be held at the State Institute of Agricultural Manage- ment at Durgapura in the city . The animal husbandry individuals will be honoured at the event. Surendra Awana and Prem Singh Rao will be honoured with state-level awards. The chief guest CM Ashok Gehlot will honour the animalhusbandryindi- viduals, which include 68 animal husbandry individuals at the district level and 352 at the panchayat samiti level. First India Bureau Jaipur: The nine-day Chaitra Navratri will begin on Wednesday andtheNavratriUthap- ana will take place on March 31. The devotees will be able to offer prayers at Amer Shila Mata Temple at 7:35 am on Wednesday while the ghat sthapana will take place at 6:30 am. The temple will be closed from 12:30 pm to 4pm. Governor Kalraj Mishra has extended his greetings to the people of the state on Navratri. He wished Shakti Swa- roopa Maa Durga to shower her blessings on everyone and bring happiness, prosperity, and prosperity to the lives of the people of Rajasthan. First India Bureau Jaipur: The Rajasthan High Court on Tuesday took a suo-motu cogni- sance in the matter of blockingJLNMargfrom thelastthreedaysdueto Mega IT Job Jair. The single bench of Justice Samir Jain expressed displeasure and ordered Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava & DCP Traffic Prahlad Krishniya to be present before the court at the earliest.The2seniorIPS officials appeared in court, following which, the court ordered to immediately remove the blockade from the road. FORMER CM RAJE CONDEMNS POLICE ACTION AGAINST PROTESTING DOCTORS DOCS COURT ARREST BUT WORK BOYCOTT ON RAJASTHAN WILL BE A MODEL STATE IN IMPLEMENTING RTH: PRASAD LAL MEENA Jaipur: Former chief minister Vasundhara Raje condemned police action on agitating private doctors. She said that instead of resorting to lathi charge, the state government should have sensibly talked to the doctors and after knowing their views on the bill, efforts should have been made to resolve the issues. Raje also said that, earlier, the police lathicharged CHA candidates. After two days, doctors left the Statue Circle protest site. After advice from the police, the doctors courted arrest. However, the medical leaders of the protest, in a conversation with First India News, said that they would continue to protest until the RTH bill is withdrawn. They said that the doctors would continue work boycott in all hospitals. Amid continuing protests by doctors, the State Assembly passed Right to Health bill that gives people the right to free treatment at hospitals ABVP protest against govt over seven-point demands A ruckus-like situation created during the protest, following which, the police used mild force to disperse the agitating crowd. Doctors protested against the bill at the Statue Circle & police tried to disperse them by using water cannons. Residents and senior doctors of Sawai Man Singh Hospital also joined the protest on Tuesday. Residents and senior doctors protested against the bill overnight at the Statue Circle in Jaipur. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA State in-charge Arun Singh, BJP State President Satish Poonia, Union Ministers Kailash Chowdhary,Arjun Meghwal, Bhupendra Yadav, other ministers were present in the meeting on Tuesday. Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Bikaner The rescued children were aged between 13 to 17 years. 8 children trafficked for labour rescued in Jaipur HC orders to remove blockade from JLN Marg BJP meeting of state MPs held in New Delhi CM Gehlot to honour cattle herders today Guv extends greetings on Chaitra Navratri Jaipur: Medical and Health Minister Prasadi Lal Meena on Tuesday said that Rajasthan is the model state where the Right to Health Act is implemented and Ashok Gehlot is the first Chief Minister who had done it. While speaking to First India, Prasadi Lal Meena said, “The Right To Health Bill was passed in the state assembly with the majority and it will create a history now. People will be able to get treatment in any hospital and no hospital can deny treatment to any patient. A few things where consensus was not built have not been included in the Act, but they will be included in the rules. The hospitals who have got land on concessional rates or for free will have to adhere with norms else they will face strict action,”. “If anyone demands to include a 25-bed hospital under the act, we can incorporate that too. So, we have changed the rules without changing the act. The views of the opposition have been heard and the MLAs also congratu- lated. The CM has kept the view of the common man in mind in this act,” added the minister. —Aishwary Pradhan
FOR INDIAN CINEMA…FILM ABHI BAKI HAI he party has just begun. The night is still young. Indian Cinema was BIG and at the global podium… be it Venice, Berlin or Cannes… Indian Cinema was always credited for its make. However, with the success at the Oscar 2023, fully home-grown Indian Cinema has finally tri- umphedagainstall“odds”! Since the Fifties, Indian Cinema has created a rip- ple in the celluloid world. Today, we take a look at the baby steps that Indian cinema in general took post-Independence, un- knowingly that collective- ly India would create a niche (albeit small) in the arena of world cinema. We have several times asked ourselves why was the great dream merchant icon Raj Kapoor so popular in Russia? The answer is perhaps the optimism of the charismatic actor that inspired Russians to brave through their trou- bled times. In the early fifties, just after the devastating war with Germany, the country was still in ruins and people were poor and their lives were full of pri- vations and shortages. But when they saw greater hardships being faced by the poor from India and too with a smile, it boosted their sagging optimism. So, after watching Awara and Shri 420, Raj Kapoor became a symbol of hope and optimism for the people of Soviet Union. Also, the common man shares perhaps the same spiritual values as perhaps all Indian movies gives the message of ‘vic- tory of good over evil’. This is perhaps the yearn- ing of every downtrodden soul in the world and it is so eternally bonded. Believe it or not, in the late Eighties this anecdote reveals exactly how big B Subhash’s Disco Dancer was in Russia. When the then USSR leader Mikhail Gorbachev visited New Delhi, Prime Minister Ra- jiv Gandhi introduced Amitabh Bachchan as the ‘biggest superstar from India’, but Gorbachev ap- parently said, “But my daughter only knows Mithun Chakraborty .” After Disco Dancer’s release in Soviet Union thea- tres in 1984, Disco Dancer grossed a whopping $76 millioninthatcountry .For the record, that is $100 mil- lion more than what Pad- maavatgrossedworldwide. MithunChakraborty-star- rer Disco Dancer was the highest grossing foreign film in the Soviet Union! BUT THESE WERE IN BITS AND PIECES… Pather Panchali was released in Basusree, a Cal- cutta cinema on August 26, 1955 and received a poor initial response. The screenings started filling up within a week or two, buoyed by word of mouth. It opened again at another cinema, where it ran for seven weeks. A delay in subtitling led to postpone- ment of the UK release till Dec 1957. It went on to achieve great success in the US in 1958, running for eight months at Fifth Avenue Playhouse in New York.WB govt which pro- duced the film earned a profit of $50,000 from its initial US release, and dec- ades later the film grossed $402,723 from its 2015 limited release. Lagan, on its part, made it to a close call at cinema’s biggest stage in the world, but missed chance to make the cut. Even as the maestro Ray received the Lifetime Achievement from Oscar, home-gown Indian cinema (as I termed it earlier in this column) had to wait in general for some more time before Naatu Naatu “Trunk Call” of The El- ephant Whisperers made it big at Academy Awards. This year’s unprece- dented night at the Acade- my Awards is a manifesta- tion of years of cerebral and emotive filmmaking without the expectation of any recognition from the West. In recent times, thanks to technology and money power, India has taken major strides in globally communicating through its popular medi- um of cinema and Films likeKantara(Telugu),RRR (Telugu), Pariyerum Peru- mal (Tamil), Sairat (Mar- athi)Mandela(Tamil),and Asuran (Tamil) The El- ephant Whisperers have been enough proof of this trend which has finally arrived. It is not that Indian cinema has not received recognition in the past from the Academy . But the recent bumper successes signify the Indian time- tested interests in equality , fraternity, human liberty and justice. These films and recognition will take Indiancinematotheglobal stagewherethesepiecesof art actually belong. After years of sustainable efforts, despite being shunned several times, people have sat up and no- ticed our mettle. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL T ROBIN ROY The writer is Senior Journalist and former Managing Editor, First India SOME FILMS THAT WON GLOBAL ACCOLADES….  SANT TUKARAM (Directed by Vishnupant Govind Damle and Sheikh Fattelal, 1937) Bagged special prize at the Venice Film Festival to become the first film to get global recognition  DO BIGHA ZAMEEN (Directed by Bimal Roy) Won the prestigious Prix Internationale at the 1954 Cannes Film festival  PATHER PANCHALI (Directed by Satyajit Ray) Won a number of awards including the Palme d’Or for Best Human Document at the 1956 Cannes Film festival  MOTHER INDIA (Directed by Mehboob Khan, 1957) Nargis won the best actress award at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 1958, it was 1st Indian film which was nominated for Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language film  CHALCHITRO (Directed by Mrinal Sen, 1981) Film won the prestigious Alitalia Prize and the film also in the race for the Golden Lion at the 1981 Venice Film Festival  LAGAAN (Directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, 2001) Apart from Mother India Salaam Bombay, Lagaan is the only other film which made it to the final nomination list for the Academy Awards in the Best Foreign Language film category RISE AND RISE OF SOUTH FILMS While Indians did win Oscars in the past, this win was special as it was for the first time that an Indian production and film won the Academy Award. ‘The Slumdog Millionaire’ that won the Best Original Song in 2009 was a predominantly British production. The Naatu Naatu fever had gripped people across the world and the dance sequence have had millions of views on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. OUR NATION’S “RAY” OF HOPE... As India celebrates its historic wins at the Oscar, here's a look at the global icon Satyajit Ray, whose films, literature and art continue to have an impact on audiences across the world. Ray (1921-1991), polymath, polyglot, novelist, short-story writer, il- lustrator, designer and music composer, was one of the most emi- nent film directors of world cinema. His 'Pather Panchali' (Song of the Little Road, 1955) established his position as a major film director, winning him the earliest of the many awards that he was to win throughout his career, culminating in the Lifetime Academy Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences at the Oscars in 1992. The award, which he could not receive in person because he was ailing, was given to him in recognition of his rare mastery of the art of motion pictures and for his profound humanitarian outlook, which has had an indelible influence on filmmakers and audiences throughout the world. PERSPECTIVE JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 04 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Promoted by Unique Shri Krishna Builders Developers LLP SPIRITUAL SPEAK We are shaped by our thoughts; we become what we think. When the mind is pure, joy follows like a shadow that never leaves. —Buddha Narendra Modi @narendramodi Navroz Mubarak! On this auspicious occasion, I pray for the happiness and good health of everyone. May the year ahead bring greater prosperity and further the spirit of togetherness in our society. TOP TWEETS Jagat Prakash Nadda @JPNadda Greetings to everyone on the joyous occasion of Navroz, may it bring new beginnings and fresh opportunities to all. Wishing everyone a blessed Parsi New Year! here has been a spurt in anti- Muslim sentiment in Maha- rashtra with Hindutva organisations and some BJP leaders supporting rallies organised over the last four months. At these gatherings the Hindutva leaders have been calling for an economic boycott of Muslims to push them to penury. Early this week right wing organisations held a rally at Mumbai’s Mira Road under the Jan Aakrosh Mor- cha where leaders spoke of Islamic aggression in the form of love jihad, land jihad and conversion. They specifically targeted the Naya Nagar locality in Mira Road for its sizeable 97-98 percent Muslim pop- ulation. The speakers referred to the Muslims as jihadis and asked “where will Hindus seek refuge”. Kajal Hindustani, one of the speakers, explained that the economic boycott of Muslims is one weapon the use of which “cannot be stopped by the political leaders, the Supreme Court or even the media”. Al- though Maharashtra’s BJP government has distanced itself from these rallies, those present at Mira Road included BJP MLA Nitesh Rane, local BJP leaders and members of VHP and Bajrang Dal. Rane said he supported calls for an economic boycott of Muslims. The Hindu hardliners think that call for economic boycott will not attract censor but it also amounts to hate against a commu- nity just as calling Mus- lims jihadis and issuing open threats to the commu- nity members do. The economic boycott would tanta- mount to a social boycott of Muslims. The Jan Aak- rosh Morcha’s rallies pose a threat to harmonious co- existence. On the Supreme Court’sordersthespeeches are being recorded by the police. Action will follow based on legal advice. HINDU GROUPS’ CALL FOR ECONOMIC BOYCOTT T There has been a spurt in anti- Muslim sentiment in Maharashtra with Hindutva organisations and some BJP leaders supporting rallies organised over the last four months. At these gatherings, the Hindutva leaders have been calling for an economic boycott of Muslims to push them to penury Vol 4 Issue No. 283 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764. Printed and published by Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B. Corp Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk Road, Jaipur. Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504. Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for selection of news under the PRB Act
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INDIA JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 05 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Promoted by Unique Shri LLP First India Bureau New Delhi: The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned again with the Opposition demanding a Joint Parlia- mentary Committee probe (JPC) probe into theAdaniissue,andBJP demanding an “unam- biguous apology” from Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the UK that democracy in India is “under attack” Mean- while, Opposition MPs protested from the first floor of the Parliament House building on Tues- day, demanding that a Joint Parliamentary Committee be constitut- edtolookintotheallega- tions of fraud and stock manipulation against the Adani Group. BUDGET SESSION OF PARLIAMENT BOTH HOUSES ADJOURNED TILL THURSDAYAMIDRUCKUSAGAIN Opposition MPs raise slogans in Lok Sabha demanding a JPC probe into the Adani issue, on Tuesday. IRRESPONSIBLE OPPN WILFULLY STALLING PARL: PIYUSH GOYAL RAHUL IS PRESENT-DAY MIR JAFAR OF INDIAN POLITY: BJP BJP IS JUST A TENANT, NOT OWNER OF DEMOCRACY: CONG New Delhi: The BJP on Tuesday dubbed Con- gress leader Rahul Gandhi as the “present- day Mir Jafar of Indian polity” who went overseas seeking help from foreign forces to become a ‘nawab’ in India. Stepping up its attack on Ganhi over his democracy in danger remark in London, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra reiterated the demand for an apology. “It would not be an aberration to say that Rahul Gandhi is a present-day Mir Jafar of Indian polity. What he has done in London is the same thing that Mir Jafar did,” Patra said. New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday said the ruling BJP is just a tenant and not the owner of democracy and asserted that hold- ing the govt to account does not amount to criticising the nation. Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said that the BJP was resorting to “theatrics” and “drama” to divert country’s attention from the Adani issue. He said the BJP will be seen as “Jai Chands” in history and claimed its ideological forefathers were known apologisers of the British, after the BJP attacked Rahul Gandhi as “Mir Jafar”. New Delhi: Union Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday accused the Opposition of will- fully stalling Parliament with its “irresponsible” comments and “unfounded” allegations to mislead the country amid global recognition of PM Narendra Modi’s leadership. Goyal, joined by Parliamen- tary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi, accused the Opposition of repeatedly insulting Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankhar by refusing to even meet him. Even on Tuesday, some parties including Con- gress did not attend the meeting called by him, he said. New Delhi (PTI): Home Minister Amit Shah said on Tuesday that Maharshi Day- anand Saraswati fear- lessly propagated “swadharma, swabhasha and swaraj” in the pre-independence era when talking about these was prohibited. By establishing the Arya Samaj, Maharshi Dayanand awakened the soul of the country which had been in slum- ber for years and was the first one after Ved Vyas to bring the Vedas back to their original form, Shah said at its 148th Foundation Day . In the pre-independence era when talking about “swadharma, swabhasha and swaraj” was prohibited, Ma- harshi Dayanand fear- lessly propagated these in the country, he said. Shah said that in spite of having Gujarati as his mother tongue and expertise in San- skrit, he chose Hindi for his writings. Shah said PM Narendra Modi has taken inspiration from the life of Dayanand Saraswati to take the country forward on the path of making it a “vishwa guru”. New Delhi (Agencies): A Delhi court on Tues- day listed, for March 25, former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia’s bail matter in connection with the now-scrapped excise policycasebeingprobed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Special Judge MK Nagpal of the Rouse Av- enue Court asked the probe agency to file written submissions and relevant judgments. Appearing for CBI, Special Public Prosecu- tor DP Singh said: “It’s not only the mobile phones, files were also destroyed.” The CBI op- posedSisodia’sbailplea, saying that this will compromise and scuttle their investigation. Bhubaneswar (Agen- cies): West Bengal Chief Minister and Tri- namool Congress (TMC)PresidentMama- ta Banerjee arrived in Odisha on Tuesday on a three-day visit. Banerjee arrived at Biju Patnaik Interna- tional Airport where she was received Odis- ha’s Minister of State for Home and Sports, Tusharkanti Behera. Soon after landing, she left for Puri by road with a police escort. She is scheduled to meet Biju Janata Dal (BJD) President and Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik here on March 23. “Naveen Patnaik Ji is our senior leader. I will meet him,” Banerjee told reporters at the airport. She also informed that she will offer prayer at Lord Jagan- nath temple in Puri. New Delhi (ANI): The BJP is the world’s most importantforeignpoliti- cal party and it may also be the least understood according to an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal authored by Walter Russell Mead. “India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is,fromthestandpointof Americannationalinter- ests, the most important foreign political party in the world. It may also be the least understood,” the WSJ piece read. BJP , aftersuccessivevictories in 2014, and 2019 is also headed for a repeat vic- tory in 2024, the publica- tion stated, adding that, Indiaisemergingbothas a leading economic power and, along with Ja- pan, as the linchpin of American strategy in the Indo-Pacific. “For the foreseeable future the BJP will be calling the shots in a country without whose help American efforts to balance rising Chi- nese power are likely to fall short,” it added. BJP world’s most important party: Wall Street Journal “Maharshi Dayanand gave first call for independence” Destruction of evidence constant practice, CBI tells Delhi court Union HM Amit Shah during the 148th Foundation Day of Arya Samaj, in New Delhi on Tuesday. Guj Guv Acharya Devvrat also seen. Manish Sisodia being taken to the court. —FILE PHOTO WB CM Mamata Banerjee It is matter of pride for me that I was born in the region from where Maharshi Dayanand came. When the country is celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, we must know it was Ma- harshi who had given the first call for In- dependence. —Amit Shah, Union Home Minister EXCISE POLICY CASE NO INCRIMINATING EVIDENCE FOUND, MANISH SISODIA TELLS COURT New Delhi: Ex-Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia on Tues- day told a court he has cooperated with the CBI investigation into the excise scam case and none of the searches have revealed any incriminating material against him. Sisodia’s counsel, making submissions on his bail plea said his custodial interroga- tion was no longer required and he was not a flight risk. “I am public servant but two other public servants, against whom allegations are graver have not been arrested,” his counsel contended. Didi reaches Odisha, to meet CM Patnaik Chennai: Prime Minis- ter Narendra Modi will visit Chennai on April 8 and inaugurate railway projects, worth Rs 294 crore, including the Chennai-Kovai Vande Bharat express and Tambaram-Sengottai Express. The visit of the PM was announced by the state Public Rela- tions Department on Tuesday but the full details of his itinerary was not yet available. PM Modi had visited Ta- mil Nadu on November 11, 2022 to participate in theGandhigramTrust’s platinum jubilee celebrations at Dindigul. 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Under Thakur’s leadership, a total of 65 channels took part in the auction and a revenue collection of Rs 1,072 crore was gener- ated by the Ministry through auction to these channels. Nota- bly, in the year 2022, the revenue collection was only Rs 657 crore. In fact, such was the excitement around the auction that even though it was held on weekend - Saturday and Sunday - the auction received wide- spread participation. Moreover, on Sunday itself, 13 slots were auctioned while on Saturday, 14 slots were auctioned. Re- nowned channel Bharat24 also auctioned for a slot for over Rs 17 crore! Thus, probably for the first time in the history of DD FREE DISH, such a huge revenue jump has been registered and as a result, individuals associated with the media industry are congratu- lating Anurag Thakur! FROM PG 1
GUJ: DOLPHINS’ POCHING SHOCKS FOREST OFFICIALS Gandhinagar: Days after 10 fishermen from other states were nabbed for poaching dolphins and sharks off Gujarat coast, state Forest Department has decided to conduct regular patrolling in the coastal waters. It will be done in coordination with the Indian Coast Guard, Marine Police and Customs, Forest Minister Mulubhai Bera said in Assembly on Tuesday. Congress MLA Arjun Modhwadia sought to know what steps state govt was taking to save species. 14 COWS KILLED IN TELANGANA ROAD ACCIDENT Hyderabad: Fourteen cows were killed when a bus rammed a cattle herd in Nalgonda district on Tuesday. The accident occurred on Addanki-Narketpally highway near Bugga- bavigudem village.The coming to Hyderabad from Chennai hit the cattle herd when it was crossing the road.The coming to Hyderabad from Chennai hit the cattle herd when it was crossing the road.The farmer has suffered a loss of Rs 7 lakh. INDIA JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 06 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia First India Bureau Devasthal: Union Min- ister of State (MoS) Dr Jitendra Singh on Tues- day inaugurated Asia’s largest 4-metre Interna- tional Liquid Mirror Telescope at Devasthal in Uttarakhand in the presence of Uttara- khand Governor Lt Gen (Retd) Gurmeet Singh. Speaking after the launch, Dr Singh said, it is primarily the patron- age, promotion and pri- oritization from PM Narendra Modi that has enabledandemboldened the scientific fraternity to successfully try new initiatives, one after the other, in the field of sci- ence, technology and in- novation, which are being rated as world class. Not only PM Modi has given us the motivation to move ahead but also given the freedom to explore hitherto lesser ex- plored areas like Space which has been opened up for private players or India’s oceans whose vast resources are wait- ing to be unfolded. Today’s landmark event, Dr Singh said, places India at a different and a much higher level of capabilities to study the mysteries of the skies and astrono- my, and to share the same with the world. Aryabhatta Research Institute of Observa- tional Sciences (ARIES) announced that the world-class 4-metre In- ternational Liquid Mir- ror Telescope (ILMT) is now ready to explore the deep celestial sky . It achieved its first light in the 2nd week of May 2022. The telescope is located at an altitude of 2450 metre at the Dev- asthal Observatory campus of ARIES, an autonomous institute. India gets Asia’s largest 4-mtre ILMT WORLD-CLASS Promoted by Manglam Home Construction Company LLP Chandigarh (ANI): Fugitive pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh used several vehicles and changed his outfits while he was fleeing the police net during the crackdown on Saturday . As the hunt to arrest Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal Singh is un- derway, Punjab IGP Sukhchain Singh Gill addressed the media and said the Brezza car, in which Amritpal Sin- gh fled, has been recovered by the police. He said Arms Act has been invoked against four people who helped him. “An important fact has come to light that Amritpal Singh, after fleeing, visited the Gu- rudwara in Nangal Am- bian village (in Jaland- hardistrict)andchanged hisclothesbeforefleeing again. This came to be knowninquestioningof thefourpeoplewhohave been nabbed.” Givingupdate,hesaid, “National Security Act (NSA) has been invoked against Amritpal Singh. A non-bailable warrant has been issued against him on March 18.” “Police is working as per law. People have suspicions, but the prime accused (Amrit- pal Singh) has not been arrested yet. As soon as the arrest is made, we will inform you,” he concluded. Earlier on Tuesday, the Punjab and Hary- ana High Court slammed the Punjab police and questioned how Amritpal Singh had given them the slip repeatedly. “You have 80,000 cops. What were they doing. How did Amritpal Singh escape?,” the High Court asked the Punjab government. The court called it an intelligence failure.The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) instructed the chiefs of the Border Security Force (BSF) and the Sa- shastra Seema Bal (SSB) to be vigilant in the international border regions of Punjab, India-Nepal, among others, in an effort to halt Amritpal Singh’s escape. The development took place Punjab Po- lice on March 18 launched a statewide search operation to nab Amritpal Singh and his close aides who at- tempted to disrupt the law and order situation in the state. CARINWHICHWPDCHIEFFLEDFOUND Punjab Police said that Amritpal visited Gurdwara and changed clothes before fleeing again; Police said that Amirtpal was helped by four people and they have been booked under the Arms Act, hunt is on for Amritpal MAOISTS TORCH VEHICLES AT BRICK KILN IN JHARKHAND AP COP FETED FOR SAVING WOMAN FROM DROWNING RADICALS HECKLE INDIAN-ORIGIN JOURNALIST KAUSHAL Medininagar: Five tractors at a brick kiln were set ablaze by LWEs in Mao- ist-affected in extremist-hit Palamu district, a police official said. A group of about 40 armed members of the banned Tritiya Sam- melan Prastuti Committee (TSPC) forced their way to the kiln at Kanda village on Monday night and took away several workers as hostages before they torched the tractors, Palamu superintendent of police Chandan Kumar Sinha said. The Maoists, who had their faces cov- ered, fled the scene after the crime. It is suspected that the incident took place to extort money, he said. Amaravati: A police constable was feted by the Andhra Pradesh government for gallantly rescuing a woman who jumped into the Godavari river to commit suicide recently. Andhra Pradesh director general of police (DGP) K. V. Rajendranath Reddy felicitated constable Angani Veerababu from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Konaseema district on Monday for this act with a cash award as well.“Veer- ababu’s name has also been recommended for ‘Prime Minister’s Police Medal for Life Saving’,” said an official in a state- ment on Monday night. Surrey (Candada): Sameer Kaushal, an Indian-origin journalist in Canada, was heckled by pro-Khalistan protesters in Surrey, Brit- ish Columbia on Monday evening. Kaushal, in a Twitter post, said he was in Surrey to cover the Indian High Com- missioner’s visit when a pro-Khalistani group threatened and roughed him up. “The Surrey RCMP [police] remained mute spectators to this whole affair, even as the protest turned violent. Instead of stopping them, the police kept asking me to leave for my own safety,” Sameer Kaushal tweeted. CRUCIAL READ CRACKDOWN AGAINST AMRITPAL SINGH MoU to enrich lives of 70,000 rural women small farmers First India Bureau Patna: A new partner- ship between Harvest- Plus and Heifer Inter- national (Heifer) will enrich the diets and lives of 70,000 rural women and smallholder farmers in Bihar. HarvestPlus and Heif- er will work to improve the nutrition and income generation poten- tial of rural women and smallholder farmers. “Heifer International believesthatendinghun- ger and poverty begins with agriculture, and smallholder farmers are attheheartof thiseffort. I am hopeful that biofor- tified seeds provided by HarvestPlus will help BiharSustainableLiveli- hood Development pro- ject farmers increase their income, improve their families’ nutrition, and provide more food forthelocalmarketplace, and leading to an end to hunger and poverty in Bihar,” said Mahendra Lohani, Sr Vice Prez, Asia, Heifer. IN FULL BLOOM! Visitors at Tulip Garden after it reopened for the public, in Srinagar on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI Rapid Action Force (RAF) personnel flag march amid crackdown against ‘Waris Punjab De’ chief Amritpal Singh and his aides, in Jalandhar, on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI WILL TAKE SEVEREST ACTION AGAINST THOSE CONSPIRING TO DISTURB PEACE: PUNJAB CM Chandigarh (Agencies): Asserting that the state is in safe and firm hands, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday said severest of severe action is being taken against those conspiring to disturb peace, amity, communal harmony and brotherhood in the state. In a video message, the Chief Minister said Pun- jab symbolises peace and progress as from this sacred land the great Sikh gurus have given the message of universal brotherhood and well-being of every section to the people. He said right from the national freedom struggle to making the country self-reliant in foodgrain production and then in safeguarding the borders of the nation, people of Punjab have always led the country in every field during the crisis. Mann said people of Punjab are known for extending helping hand to anyone who is in trouble adding that this land has shown the path of love and peace to the world. Indian envoy in Canada cancels event due to security concerns Toronto (PTI): Anevent to be attended by the In- dian envoy to Canada in British Columbia prov- ince had to be cancelled due to security concerns after a violent protest by Khalistan supporters. The event had been or- ganisedonSundayatthe Taj Park Convention Centre Surrey to wel- come the high commissioner of India, Sanjay Kumar Verma’s first visit to the west coast. The event was ulti- mately cancelled for security reasons, Global News, the news and cur- rent affairs division of theCanadianGlobalTel- evisionNetwork,reported.High Commissioner Verma was scheduled to attend the event. Indian-origin journalist Sameer Kaushal, who was at the venue to cover the protest, was also assaulted by protesters. Kaushal, said when he arrived at the venue, he found a large protest and said demon- strators would not al- low him to access the event. Sanjay Kumar Verma Heifer’s Surita Sandosham poses with rural women from Bihar. THREE MORE ASSOCIATES OF AMRITPAL BROUGHT TO DIBRUGARH CENTRAL JAIL Dibrugarh: Three more associates of radical preacher Amrit- pal Singh, including his uncle Harjit Singh, were brought to the high security Dibrugarh jail on Tuesday, an Assam Police official said. Altogether seven members linked to Amritpal Singh’s ‘Waris Punjab De’ (WPD) have been brought here since March 19, including Harjit Singh who was brought on Tuesday.Two WPD members identified as Kulwant Singh Dhaliwal and Gurinder Pal Singh were brought here by a flight from Delhi and whisked to the Dibrugarh Central Jail amidst tight security later in the day , the official said. Harjit Singh was moved to the Dibrugarh jail by road from Guwa- hati. A cavalcade of seven security vehicles took Harjit Singh from the Guwahati airport to the Dibrugarh Central Jail. MAN BOOKED FOR SUPPORTING AMRITPAL SINGH Udham Singh Nagar: Amid ongoing crackdown against ‘Waris Punjab De’ chief Amritpal Singh carried out by the Punjab Police, the police in the nearby state of Uttara- khand has also registered a case in Mandhi Chowki police station of Udham Singh Nagar district for sharing a post in support of Amritpal Singh, said the police. RAF, POLICE TAKE OUT FLAG MARCH IN JALANDHAR Jalandhar: Amid the crackdown against Am- ritpal Singh, the Punjab Police and Rapid Action Force conducted a flag march to maintain the law and order at the PNB Chowk in Punjab’s Jaland- har on March 21. The security in the area has been tightened. Punjab Police launched the operation against Amritpal and his aides on March 18. KEJRIWAL LAUDS MANN FOR MAINTAINING LAW ORDER AMID HUNT FOR AMRITPAL New Delhi (ANI): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday lauded Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann for maintaining the law and order situation in Punjab amid the ongoing hunt against the Khalistani radical Amritpal Singh. While addressing the mediapersons, Kejriwal said, “I want to congratulate Punjab CM hagwant Mann for maintaining the law and order situation in a patient and mature way.” 2 more aides of Amritpal being brought to Dibrugarh Central Jail amid tight security, in Dibrugarh, on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI MoS Dr Jitendra Singh
First India Bureau Jaipur: 44 water bodies have been notified as wetlands in the state on the eve of World Wa- ter Day which is ob- served on March 22. The department of environment and cli- mate change has issued a draft notification identifying 44 wetlands in different districts of the state as per the pro- visions of the Wetlands (Conservation and Management) Rules, 2017. In relation to these wetlands, any person can give suggestions or objec- tions within 60 days to the joint secretary of the department. Additional Chief Secretary- environment and water resources department Shikhar Agarwal said that along with the GPS details of the wetland boundary and buffer area, a list of restricted and regulated activities has been attached in the notification. NEWS JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2023 07 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Promoted by Govardhan Height LLP राजस्ान सरकार कारायालर आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान, उदरपुर क्रमांक: प. 32 (बी) (1) आब/एल/2023/4572 दिनांक: 21.03.2023 पड्त ररटेल ऑफ कमपपोजजट मजदरा दुकानों के अनुज्ापत्र हे्तु ई-नीलामी आमंत्रण सूचना : सर्वसाधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक राजय सरकार की आज्ा क्रमांक प.4 (1) दरत्त/आब/2023 दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा जारी संशोदधत आबकारी एरं मद्य-संयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 एरं रर्व 2023-24 के तहत रर्व 2023-24 के दलये पडत ररटेल ऑफ कमपोदजट मदिरा िुकानों के ई-नीलामी (ई-बोली) प्रदक्रया से बनिोबसत करने हेतु भारत सरकार के उपक्रम एम.एस. टी.सी. दलदमटेड के माद्यम से दनम्ानुसार ई-बोली आमंदरित की जाती है: - क्र.सं. नीलामी की जदनांक नीलामी का समर 1 25 माि्व, 2023 प्रातः 11.00 बजे से सांय 5.00 बजे तक 1. ई-नीलामी हेतु सर्वप्रथम इच्छुक बोलीिाता को एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर एकबारीय ऑनलाईन पंजीकरण (रदजसट्ेशन) करना होगा, दजससे आबकारी बनिोबसत रर्व 2023-24 में होने राली िुकानों की समसत नीलादमयों में भाग दलया जा सकेगा। 2. इच्छुक बोलीिाता एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की साईट पर दिनांक 22.03.2023 को प्रातः 11.00 बजे से पंजीयन के दलये आरेिन कर सकेंगे। 3. नीलामी एक काय्व दिरस में नयूनतम ्: घणटे की होगी एरं उसके पशिात् जब तक बोली लगती रहे तब तक 20 दमनट के अननत दरसतार (indefinite extension) तक जारी रहेगी। 4. बोलीिाता को कम से कम रू. 10,000/- अथरा रू. 10,000 के गुणांक मे बढाकर बोली लगानी होगी। 5. बोलीिाता एक बार में ररजर्व प्राइस / दप्ली बोली से 10 प्रदतशत से अदधक रादश बढाकर बोली नहीं लगा सकेगा। 6. िेशी मदिरा, राजसथान दनदम्वत मदिरा (RML), भारत दनदम्वत दरिेशी मदिरा (IMFL) एरं बीयर की कमपोदजट िुकानों का दजलेरार एरं उनके आरेिन शुलक, संशोदधत नयूनतम ररजर्व प्राईस एरं अमानत रादश का दरररण दरभागीय रेबसाईट https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस. टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध रहेगा। 7. ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु इच्छुक आरेिक द्ारा मदिरा िुकानों का ियन कर आरेिन शुलक एरं अमानत रादश यथासंभर नीलामी की दतदथ से एक दिरस तक MSTC की रेबसाइट पर बोलीिाता के ऑनलाईन रॉलेट में जमा हो जानी िादहये। ऐसा करने से बोलीिाता दरदभन्न प्रकार की तकनीकी समसयाओं से बि सकेंगे। 8. प्रतयेक िुकान के दलये ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु दनधा्वररत नयूनतम ररज्वर प्राइस की 2 प्रदतशत रादश अमानत रादश के रूप में आरेिन के साथ जमा करायी जानी है। दबड रादश के अनुसार अदतररकत अमानत रादश भी जमा करानी होगी। ऑनलाईन नीलामी में Dynamic अमानत रादश का प्रारधान रखा गया है। 9. सफल बोलीिात को धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी रादश एरं रादर्वक लाईसेनस फीस ई-नीलामी के संबंध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश एरं शततों, जो दरभागीय रेबसाईट एरं एम.एस टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट पर उपलबध है, के अनुसार जमा करानी होगी। 10. दनधा्वररत समय में रांद्त रादशयां यथा-धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी रादश एरं रादर्वक लाईसेंस फीस जमा न कराने पर सरीकृदत दनरसत कर समसत जमा रादश जपतराज की जायेगी। 11. बोलीिाता को ई-नीलामी में भाग लेने से पूर्व दरभागीय रेबसाईट https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध आबकारी एरं मधयसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 एरं 2023-24, समसत दिशा-दनिदेश, प्रदक्रया एरं शततों का सारधानीपूर्वक अधययन कर दलया जाना िादहये। 12. मदिरा िुकानों के बनिोबसत हेतु रे ही वयककत ई-नीलामी में भाग ले सकेंगे, जो राजसथान आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं इसके अनतग्वत बनाए गए दनयमों, आबकारी एरं मधयसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 र 2023-24 र भारतीय संदरिा अदधदनयम के तहत अनुबनध करने की योगयता रखते हों। इस समबनध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in र https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध है। अनय जानकारी हेतु संबंदधत अदतररकत आयुकत जोन एरं दजला आबकारी अदधकारी काया्वलय से समपक्क दकया जा सकता है तथा एम.एस टी.सी. हेलप डेसक पर भी काया्वलय समय में माग्विश्वन दलया जा सकता है। 13. ई-नीलामी के संबंध में अनय प्रारधान आबकारी एरं मद्यसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 र रर्व 2023-24 एरं दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा नीदत में दकये गये संशोधन अनुसार तथा राजसथान आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं इसके अनतग्वत बने दनयम के अनुसार रहेंगे। 14. ई-नीलामी के समबनध में यदि कोई दरराि उतपन्न होता है तो नयादयक क्ेरि संबंदधत दजला ही रहेगा। (कुमार पाल गौ्तम) आबकारी आयुकत, राजसथान DIPR/C/...../2023 ई-निनिदा सूचिा संख्ा 87/2022-23 प्रकाशि बाबत। Bids for Building Construction/Maintenance Works are invited from interested bidders upto 27-03-2023 (06.00 PM). Other particulars of the bid may be visited on the procurement portal http://sppp.raj.nic.in and http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in UBN No. : PWD2223WSOB18844, PWD2223WSOB18846 PWD2223WSOB18847, PWD2223WSOB18849 (ज्नकशोर दुबे) अनिशाषी अनि्नता सा.नि.नि. िगर खण्ड-प्रथम, ज्पुर मो. : 9829228363 DIPR/C/4413/2023 कारायालरअधिशाषीअधिरन्ा,सारयाजधिकधिरायाणधरिागिगरखण्ड-प्रथर,जरपुर क्रमांक : 4692 दिनांक : 17/03/2023 First India Bureau Jaipur: A robotic surgery unit will be set up at Mathuradas Mathur (MDM) Hospital in Jodhpur. For this, various equipment of new technology worth Rs 48.50 crore will be pur- chased. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved the proposal for the establishment of a unit for the expansion of medical facilities at- Mathuradas Mathur (MDM) Hospital in Jodhpur. With this unit, patients will be treated through controlled and more precise surgery. In robotic surgery, state-of-the-art surgical systems are used by physicians. It is worth mention- ing that in the budget for the year 2023-24, the robotic surgery unit was announced by the CM Ashok Gehlot in the MDM hospital. Nirmal Tiwari Jaipur: Cooperative Registrar Meghraj Sin- gh Ratnu said that the properties of various multi-state credit societies, which grab the hard-earned money of common people, should be identified soon and action should be taken to attach the identified properties. He said that prompt action should also be taken in filing Istgasa against such societies which embezzle people’s money . Ratnu said victims should be contacted to find out the property of the fraudulent societies and get information about the property . He said that 1,10, 523 complaints have been received on the Raj Sa- hakar portal and 10,636 complaints have been presented in the court. He instructed the officials to expedite the filing of Istgas. Alwar (PTI): A local court on Tuesday awarded life imprisonment to a woman and her paramour for the gruesome murder of her husband, three sons and a nephew. “Additional District and Sessions Judge (No. 2) Renu Srivastava had convicted the woman Sandhya alias Santosh and her paramour Ha- numan in the case on Monday and awarded life imprisonment to them today,” Additional Public Prosecutor Ashok Sharma said. He said that the court awarded life imprisonment for the offence of murder and the punish- ment pronounced under other IPC sections will also go concurrently . First India Bureau Jaipur: Technical assistant Deepak Sharma, working in Ajmer Vidy- ut Vitran Nigam Limit- ed, was dismissed after taking departmental disciplinary action. He was found guilty in the paper leak case of the Forest Guard Recruit- ment Examination. Sharma was dismissed from govt service after being found guilty in the police investigation of the paper leak case. Ravi Sharma Udaipur: A 45-year-old man allegedly killed his three children and committed suicide in the Kotra area of Udaipur on Monday night, police said. Po- lice informed the de- ceased has been identified as Raysa and his son Vajpai (15), daugh- ters Tipuri (12) and Kinjal (4). “Bodies of all four people were found hanging in the home on Tuesday morning. The incident possibly took place on Monday night and pri- ma facie, it is a case of mental depression. Raysa’s wife had died a few years ago and it is believed he took the ex- treme step owing to the poor financial condition,” police said. Navin Sharma Jodhpur: Anti Cor- ruption Bureau on Tuesday trapped the ASI of Jodhpur Sadar bazaar police station while taking a bribe of Rs 3.5 lakh. The role of the SHO is also being examined in the matter. The ASI Nandk- ishore had demanded the bribe in lieu of making a report. After verification, a trap was laid and the ACB team led by Additional SPDurgSinghtrapped the ASI. 324LOCATIONSRAIDED,248CRIMINALS ARRESTED111VEHICLESSEIZEDINRAJ First India Bureau Nagaur: In one of the largest crackdowns against the criminals in the district, intensive search operations and raids were conducted on Tuesday morning. SP Ramamurthy Joshi said that on the instructions of Director Gen- eral of Police (Jaipur), Umesh Mishra, 40 separate teams of 400 police personnel were formed, who carried out this operation. As per the SP, such active criminals in the district who indulge in unwanted activities, create fear among the residents of the area, hardcore criminals, de- clared criminals with permanent warranty, fugitives, prized criminals, wanted criminals under 173 (8) CrPC, history sheeters, and law- suits were slapped with sudden raids to curb the activities of crime in the city. Strict legal action was also taken against offenders involved in wanted crime, drugs, illegal weapons, illegal liquor smuggling, and other illegal activities. A total of 324 locations were simultane- ously raided by the police. The proceedings were conducted in an orderly and confiden- tial manner. In this action taken since Tuesday morning, a total of 115 hotels, and 130 dhabas were checked and raided, criminals were surrounded and criminal hideouts were thoroughly searched. About 248 criminals were arrested and 111 vehicles were seized. A total of 31 cases were registered in this day-long action. First India Bureau Ajmer: A fatal accident was reported in Beawar of AjmerdistrictonTues- day . Two vehicles collided head-on in the accident, leaving two dead. Two students returning after giving the 10th board examination died on the spot, while two other injured students were ad- mitted to the hospital. As soon as the information was received, Beawar Sa- darpolicestationreached the spot and inquired about the incident. Head Constable Vijen- dra Chowdhary said that Lokendra Singh, a stu- dent seriously injured in the accident, has been referred to JLN Hospital after giving first aid in Beawar. The bodies of the two students who lost their lives in the accident have been handed over to their relatives after post- mortem. First India Bureau Jaipur: Jaipur Harma- da Police got a big suc- cesswhentheyarrested 5abductorsaftertaking action in the case of the kidnapping of an inter- caste married couple. According to the information, the police took immediate action and arrested the five accused before they could carry out the honour killing. According to the information, Prithviraj Bawaria and Pooja Yogi fled home and got married. Later, the family members of Pooja Yogi became furious and started to keep an eye on both of them. OnMarch19,thefam- ily members of Pooja barged into their house in the Harmada area, thrashed and dragged them into vehicles before kidnapping them. After this incident, the relatives of Prithviraj Bawaria filed a case at the police station. ON THE INSTRUCTIONS OF DGP UMESH MISHRA, 40 SEPARATE TEAMS OF 400 POLICE PERSONNEL WERE FORMED In robotic surgery, state-of-the-art surgical systems are used by physicians Police arrests 5 kidnappers for abducting inter-caste couple Miscreants caught in the raid conducted by the police at various locations on Tuesday morning. Meghraj Singh Ratnu held a review meeting with the officials regarding the Multi State Credit Co-operative Societies in Jaipur. FIVE MISCREANTS OF LAWRENCE GANG HELD DUMPER KILLS TWO ON BIKE IN DUNGARPUR CM APPROVES ` 20 CR FOR BRIDGE ON SUKADI RIVER IN SIROHI CM APPROVES `10.43 CRORE FOR MEDICAL COLLEGE IN AJMER `4.16 CR 38 POSTS APPROVED FOR GAHNOLI MOD POLICE POST Jaipur: Five members of the notorious Law- rence Bishnoi gang were nabbed by Kalwar Police on Tuesday. Police informed the miscreants are associated with Lawrence Bishnoi and Rohit Swami gang and had recently threatened a trader in Bikaner and demanded Rs 20 lakh as ransom. “The victim did not file an FIR due to fear. However, the victim filed a police report following an assurance by the police. The five miscreants have been arrested and the matter is being investigated,” police said. —Satyanarayan Sharma Dungarpur: A gravel-filled dumper rammed over bike-ridden youths at the Jogpur turn of the Chitri area. In the accident, a young man riding a bike died on the spot, while his companion, who was severely injured died during treatment at the Sagwara Hospital. The police have kept both bodies in the mortuary of Sagwada Hospital. The police have started a search for the dumper driver, who escaped from the accident spot. As per the police, Mayur Kalal and Dinesh Patidar were moving towards Jogpur turn on a bike. Jaipur: A bridge will be built on the Sukdi river near the Shri Gautam Rishi Mahadev Temple located in Choutila of the Sirohi district. For its construction, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved Rs 20 crore. According to the proposal, the work of bridge construction will be done by the PwD through the Rural Road Scheme. Along with this, a wall will also be built on both sides of the bridge on the river for security purposes. The temple is a unique confluence of social harmony and tradition. With the construction of the bridge, the movement of devotees will be easy during the rains in the temple. Jaipur: From Palliative medicine department related to terminal diseases will be established at Medical College, Ajmer.CM Ashok Gehlot has approved a financial proposal of Rs 10.43 cr for the construction works and other requirements of the new dept. Along with this, the creation of 19 posts has also been approved for the operation of the department. Jaipur: Gahnauli Mode police post located in Uchain tehsil of Bharatpur has been upgraded to a police station. CM Ashok Gehlot has approved a financial proposal of Rs 4.16 crore 38 posts for its operation. There will be 5-gram panchayats and 26 villages in the newly proposed police station area. With this decision of CM, there will be control on property-related crimes happening in the district. 2 class X students die in accident, 2 injured Father kills self after killing three children ACB traps ASI while taking Rs 3.5 lakh bribe `48.50croreapprovedforRobotic surgeryunitatMDMHospinJodhpur ‘Action should be taken on fraud credit societies’ Raj: 44 water bodies notified as wetlands Woman, lover get life sentence for murdering 5 of her family Paper leak case: Technical assistant dismissed in Ajmer ACTION AGAINST CRIME ACTION TAKEN In this action taken since Tuesday morning, a total of 115 hotels, and 130 dhabas were checked and raided, criminals were surrounded and criminal hideouts were thoroughly searched.

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