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SC DECLINES RELIEF
TO ABHISHEK ON
PLEA OVER HC ORDER
New Delhi/Kolkata: The
Supreme Court on Friday
stayed the Calcutta High
Court order, which imposed
a cost of `25 lakh on TMC
leader Abhishek Banerjee
while dismissing his plea in
connection with the school
jobs scam case.
NIA MOVES DELHI
HC SEEKING DEATH
SENTENCE FOR MALIK
New Delhi: NIA on Friday
moved the Delhi HC seeking
a death sentence for
Kashmiri separatist leader
Yasin Malik. NIA had sought
a death penalty for Malik,
who was earlier sentenced
to life, before the trial court,
but it was rejected.
CENTRE SETS UP PANEL
TO REVIEW, MONITOR
CHEETAH PROJECT
New Delhi: The government
has set up an 11-member
high-level steering committee
on Friday, to review and
monitor the progress of
the cheetah reintroduction
programme, day after 2 cubs
died and 1 got hospitalised.
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DELHI COURT GRANTS
NOC TO RAHUL TO GET
PASSPORT FOR 3 YEARS
New Delhi: A Delhi court
on Friday partly allowed
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi’s passport plea and
granted a NOC for three
years. “I’m partly allowing
your application. Not for 10
years but three years,” the
judge told Gandhi’s lawyer.
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MAY, 2023
SATURDAY
JAIPUR
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RAJENG/2019/77764
Vol 4 l Issue No. 349
Pages 12 l `3.00
What BJP-RSS doing to end untouchability in country: Gehlot
Bhanwar S Charan and
Hanspal Yadav
Baran: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot reached Baran on
Friday, he said that it is
a big task to organise all
religion free marriage
conference for 20 years.
“This is the challenge,
which Minister Pramod
Bhaya is continuously
fulfilling. I have come to
this event for 2nd time.
When we came for 1st
time, Raje’s govt filed
cases against us. In this
we got relief from SC,”
Gehlot said in a discus-
sion with media.
Gehlot also targeted
BJP and RSS, he said
that when there is no
humanism then what to
do with nationalism.
“If BJP calls itself a
Hinduist, are we not
Hindus? Even now
there is a lot of un-
touchability in the vil-
lages of the country.
There are no less prob-
lems for the Dalit class.
What is BJP-RSS doing
for this? They become
the contractors of Hin-
du religion. We want to
ask Modi, Bhagwat to
tell what BJP and RSS
want to do for nation?
ALL RELIGION MASS MARRIAGE CEREMONY
CM Ashok Gehlot greets during mass marriage ceremony in Baran
on Friday. Also seen here is PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra.
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OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
4 policemen, including
SHO of a police station in
Udaipur, were suspended
while the rest were
shunted to police lines
after a 22-year-old man
died in their custody. P3
A total of 41,546
candidates have been
shortlisted through REET
Mains Level-1 for 21,000
posts of teachers. The
result of REET mains
level-1 was declared by
the RSSB on Friday. P8
A lady doctor in govt
hospital was caught red
handed while taking a
bribe of `3,000 in lieu of
operation of a pregnant
woman in Chittorgarh
district on Friday. P3
Aftermath of storm & rain Top Court grants
6-week interim
bail to Satyendar
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday granted 6 weeks
interim bail to former
Delhi minister Satyen-
dar Jain. The order
comes a day
after Jain
was admit-
ted to the
ICU at Lok
Nayak Hos-
pital after he slipped
inside the bathroom in
Tihar Jail. Jain, the for-
mer Delhi health minis-
ter, has been in jail
since May last year af-
ter his arrest on money
laundering charges.
HCs of Rajasthan, HP
& Kerala get new CJs
First India Bureau
New Delhi: In exercise
of the power conferred
by the Constitution of
India, President Drou-
padi Murmu, after con-
sultation with CJI DY
Chandrachud is pleased
to appoint 3 High Court
Judges as CJs of HCs.
Union Law Minister Ar-
jun Ram Meghwal
shares the information
on Friday. The SC Col-
legium last month rec-
ommended the appoint-
ment of Justice Masih
as CJ of the Rajasthan
High Court. The vacan-
cy arose consequent to
the elevation of earlier
Chief Justice, Justice
Pankaj Mithal from the
Rajasthan High Court
to Supreme Court. P8
Justice Augustine G
Masih appointed as
CJ of Rajasthan HC
Justice Ramachandra
Rao appointed as
CJ of Himachal HC
Justice Sarasa V
Bhatti appointed as
CJ of Kerala HC
SC directs Jain to not
meet or influence any
of witnesses and media
First India Bureau
Jaipur/Tonk: At least
a dozen people died and
several were injured in
separate incidents due
to thunderstorm ac-
companied by heavy
rain in Tonk district on
Thursday night, an of-
ficial said on Friday.
Over 500 birds found
dead in Jaipur, while
more than 100 injured
birds are being treated.
BJP State Prez CP Joshi
demanded immediate
relief from SDRF. P2
The winds blew at a speed of 96km per hour in Jaipur damaging
several trees, houses, killing birds and lots more; Photojournalists
Santosh Sharma and Mukesh Kiradoo captured aftermath scene.
MEANWHILE
ON FRIDAY...
MeT DEPT ISSUES
ORANGE ALERT
Till 8.30 am on Friday,
Jaipur tehsil recorded 6
cm of rainfall, Malpura of
Tonk, Lakshmangarh of
Sikar, Pilani of Jhun-
jhunu, Bonli of Sawai
Madhopur, Hindaun of
Karauli, Sambhar of
Jaipur, Chaksu of Jaipur,
and Sarwar of Ajmer
recorded 5 cm each.
MeT issued an orange
alert at several places in
the state on Friday. ‘Thun-
derstorms will continue
in districts of Bikaner,
Jaipur, Bharatpur, Ajmer,
Kota divisions today. Due
to activation of new West-
ern Disturbance thun-
derstorms will intensify
tomorrow,’ MeT said.
 12 killed in Tonk
and several injured
across Rajasthan
 Hundreds of birds
die, trees damaged
on late Thursday
State Minis-
ter Shakun-
tala Rawat
made workers hold
yellow flags during a
programme. The Om
symbol of the Gayatri
family was inscribed
on it. BJP people start-
ed opposing that too.
What kind of mentali-
ty is this?
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
Mines minister Pramod
Jain Bhaya and his wife
Urmila Jan Bhaya created
history by marrying off 2,222
couples in the All Religion
Free Mass Marriage Confer-
ence held by Shri Mahaveer
Gaushala Kalyan Sansthan in
Baran on Friday. The event
entered the Guinness Book of
World Records. CM Gehlot,
Randhawa, Dr CP Joshi and
Dotasra praised the Bhayas.
MASS MARRIAGE BY BHAYAS
CREATES WORLD RECORD
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi on Friday
said new Parliament
building will make eve-
ry Indian proud, as he
posted a video of the
newly constructed
complex on Twitter. “I
have a special request
— share this video with
your own voice-over,
which conveys your
thoughts. I will re-
Tweet some of them,”
he added. Meanwhile,
amid the war of words
between the ruling and
opposition parties over
inauguration of new
Parl, HM Amit Shah
said Cong needs to “re-
flect” on its behaviour
as he denounced par-
ty’s claim, there was no
evidence of Sengol be-
ing a symbol of trans-
fer of power by British
to India in 1947. P5
PM MODI TO LAUNCH SPECIAL `75 COIN
TO MARK INAUGURATION OF NEW PARL
A special `75 coin will be launched to
commemorate the inauguration of the
new parliament building, the Ministry
of Finance said. The commemorative
coin will serve as a tribute to India
celebrating 75 years of independ-
ence and will be unveiled by Prime
Minister Narendra Modi tomorrow.
OPPN’S LEADERSHIP AT LOGGERHEADS
WITH CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES: NADDA
SC REFUSES TO ENTERTAIN PIL OVER
INAUGURATION OF NEW PARLIAMENT
BJP National President JP Nadda said on Friday,
“What connects most parties which are boycotting
the inauguration of new Parl building? The answer is
simple - they are dynasty run political parties, whose
monarchic methods are at loggerheads with the prin-
ciples of republicanism and democracy in our Consti-
tution. These dynastic parties, particularly Cong and
Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, are unable to digest a simple
fact that the people of India have placed their faith in
a man hailing from a humble background.”
The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a
PIL seeking a direction to the Lok Sabha Secretariat
for inauguration of the new Par-
liament building by President
Droupadi Murmu. A bench of
justices JK Maheshwari and
PS Narasimha told petitioner
in-person advocate Jaya Sukin
that the court understands why
and how this petition was filed
and it is not inclined to entertain
this petition under Article 32 of the Constitution.
HE SHOULD RETURN AS PM IN ’24: PRIEST
WHO WILL PRESENT ‘SENGOL’ TO MODI
The head priest of Madurai
Adheenam, Sri Harihara Desika
Swamigal who will be present-
ing the ‘Sengol’ to PM Modi
during the inauguration of the
new parliament building, has
said Narendra Modi should re-
turn as the PM again in 2024.
THE MEGA EVENT AGENDA
MAJOR HAPPENINGS
‘Sengol’ moved to New Delhi for instal-
lation at the new Parliament building
PM Modi laid the foundation of new
parliament building on Dec 10, 2020
Retired bureaucrats, veterans, acad-
emicians condemn Opposition boycott
 The morn-
ing phase
event will end
at 9:30 am in
the presence
of all the
dignitaries
including PM
Narendra Modi.
 The second
phase is expected
to begin at noon
with the singing of
the national anthem in the
Lok Sabha chamber.
 During second phase,
a speech will be delivered
by Deputy Rajya Sabha
Chairman Harivansh
Narayan Singh.
 A written congratula-
tory message by President
Droupadi Murmu and
RS Chairman Jagdeep
Dhankhar will be read out.
 AV films will also be
showcased about the pro-
cess of construction of the
new parliament, building
and its significance.
NEW PARLIAMENT BUILDING INAUGURATION TOMORROW
The new Parliament will make every
Indian proud, says PM Narendra Modi
Why does Congress hate Indian traditions,
culture so much?, says HM Amit Shah
64,500 SQ MT
Area of the total structure
888
Seating cap
in Lok Sabha
800 CHAMBERS
Made for MPs in the redeveloped
Shram Shakti Bhawan. There are
92 rooms for Council of Mins
384
Seating cap in
Rajya Sabha
TRIANGULAR
Structure built like
the Central Vista
PEACOCK
Theme of the Lok
Sabha Chamber
LOTUS
Theme of the Rajya
Sabha Chamber
DESIGN
Tata Projects won bid
to build new Parl
NAYABHARAT,
NAYASANSAD PM Narendra Modi with Amit Shah and JP Nadda. —FILE PHOTO
JAIPUR
DIDWANA

First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of rap-
ing a woman by a man
who entered through a
window in her house at
Mangyawas in Mansa-
rovar, Jaipur has been
reported. When the
woman protested, the
miscreant slit her
throat with a blade. Af-
ter she fainted, he raped
the woman and locked
the room from outside
and fled. The accused
also looted the money
and mobile kept in the
cupboard. An FIR has
been filed at Mansaro-
var police station on the
statement of the victim.
“The police arrested
the accused identified
as Manoj Balai (25) of
Tonk after analyzing
more than 200 CCTV
footage installed
around the crime
scene,” said AdCP
Kailash Vishnoi. “The
police scanned the
CCTV footage installed
around the crime
scene to held the ac-
cuse,” he added.
In the past, accused
has been arrested in
Tonk and Ajmer for ex-
tortion and theft.
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Jaipur: Jaipur Devel-
opment Authority
building will be reno-
vated. It will be given a
modern and well-
equipped look. For this,
JDC Dr. Jogaram gave
instructions to the offic-
ers on Friday. JDC Dr.
Jogaram visited JDA
campus on Friday
. Dur-
ing this he found dirt
everywhere. Bags,
almirahs and chairs etc.
were found lying in dis-
array in JDA.
Angered by this, the
JDC instructed the of-
ficers to improve the ar-
rangements. Jogaram
instructed the officials
to maintain cleanliness.
Meanwhile, he also re-
viewed the elevated
road project being built
parallel to the Jhotwara
Pulia in Jaipur on Fri-
day and told the prob-
lems being faced by en-
gineers as the work has
got stuck at zone level.
According to sources,
there are 7-8 houses
which have to be
disposed of at the
zone level, but till now
no decision has been
taken on the issue of
leases and issuing res-
ervation letters.
JDC asks to keep hygiene in JDA
IRKED OVER LACK OF CLEANLINESS...
THUNDERSTORM BATTERS RAJASTHAN
BJP SEEKS RELIEF
FOR VICTIMS; BHAYA
SAVED AS DOME
FALLS ON CAR
ACTING SCHOOL HEAD
ACCUSED OF RAPING
WOMAN WORKER; FB
FRIEND RAPES GIRL
SATISH POONIA
LEAVES FOR 3-DAY
TOUR OF AUSTRALIA
Jaipur/Baran: BJP state
president CP Joshi said that
govt should immediately get
the survey done and give relief
to the victims of thunderstorm
and rain that lashed several
parts of the state on Thursday
night. A number of people
have died and a large number
injured. Joshi said there are
thousands of crores of rupees
in the govt treasury in the name
of disaster relief fund and the
govt should utilize it now. Ear-
lier also in case of crop failure,
above 30% Girdawari was
not done, he alleged. In Baran
Mines & Gopalan Min Pramod
Jain Bhaya was saved when a
dome, at venue of All-Religion
Mass Marriage, fell down on
Thursday night.
—Aishwary Pradhan
Acase of raping a woman
worker from Delhi by
the boss of an organization
teaching acting has been
reported. He called her in the
office on the pretext of work
and gave intoxicating cold
drink. In the state of uncon-
sciousness, the accused raped
her. The victim has lodged
an FIR against the accused
at Karni Vihar police station.
Meanwhile, a girl student
was raped by her Facebook
friend in a hotel. Later, on the
pretext of getting married, he
kept on raping for the last 4
years. The case has been filed
at Jalupura police station. SI
Manju Tanwar is investigating
both the cases.
Jaipur: Dy LoP in Rajasthan
Assembly Dr Satish Poonia is
going on a 3-day Australia tour
from May 26-30. During this,
he will interact with various
Australian organizations as
well as overseas Indians living
there. During this, he will
visit the Parliament as well as
some business establishments
contributing to the economy,
the Swaminarayan Temple and
the historic Melbourne Cricket
Ground. During this, other rep-
resentatives along with MLA
colleagues from other states
will also participate.
The storm and rains on Thursday night wreaked havoc in Rajasthan. Due to strong winds blowing at a speed of 96KMPH in Jaipur,
many areas were plunged into darkness. The aftermath was captured in lenses of photojournalists SantoshSharmaMukeshKiradoo
‘Congdoingpoliticsofappeasement’
Suryaveer Singh Tanwar
and RK Soni
Jaisalmer: State BJP
President CP Joshi after
takingpartinthe‘Vande
Sarhad’ program on
Thursday night at INdo-
Pak border n Jaisalmer,
visited the Tanot Mata
Temple on Friday
. later
he inspected the newly-
constructed building of
BJP in Jaisalmer.
District BJP Prez
Chandraprakash Shar-
da, Former Prez Kavita
Khatri, Aidan Singh, PK
Singh and other office-
bearers of BJP wel-
comed him. Union Min-
ister Kailash Chaud-
hary also accompanied
CP Joshi. “Congress
should show how Ba-
jrang Dal can be banned
in Rajasthan. Bajrang
Dal is not a Talibani and
this is Hindustan. Con-
gress is allowing terror-
ist organizations like
PFI to organize pro-
grams and banning the
RamnavamiHindufesti-
val. The politics of ap-
peasementisbeingprac-
tised in Rajasthan,” said
BJP President CP Joshi.
He also visited Ram-
devra and offered
prayers at the samadhi
of Baba Ramdev on his
Jaisalmer tour. During
his visit, he also took a
meeting of local BJP
leaders in Jat Dharam-
shala and asked to
spread awareness about
the schemes of the
Modi government.
BJP State President CP Joshi during the Vande Sarhad programme
greeting the BSF soldiers in Jaisalmer on Friday.
The storm cause havoc in Tonk district on Thursday night, 12
people died in accidents at different places. Due to collapse
of a wall, the sheeps in a herd also got buried and died.
A shopkeeper struggles to open his shop due to fallen tree in
Nahargarh area on Friday morning.
Damaged vends opposite to MG Hospital.
A tree uprooted on Chaura Rasta.
In Nahargarh area, an old Banyan tree fell and caused damage
in the entire temple. (Inset) Miraculously, the Shivling in the
temple was not damaged and remained intact.
JDC Jogaram interacting with the officials at JDA office on Friday.
Supporting wrestlers, Ramdev
demands arrest of Brij Bhushan
Jobnerborewellcase:DGPMishra
honourstherescueteamatPHQ
Naveen Joshi
Bhilwara: Coming out
in support of the ongo-
ing agitation of wres-
tlers at Delhi’s Jantar
Mantar, Yoga guru Swa-
mi Ramdev on Friday
demanded arrest of the
accused BJP MP and
Wrestling Federation of
India President Brij
Bhushan Singh.
He described the al-
leged sexual exploita-
tion of the women wres-
tlers as shameful and
said that the accused
should be immediately
arrested and sent be-
hind the bars. Ramdev
said that the accused
MP talks nonsense
about the wrestlers eve-
ry day which is a very
condemnable act.
When pointed out by
the media that the ac-
cused was not being ar-
rested, the yoga guru
got angry and said
that he can only
make a statement and
cannot arrest him.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: DGP Umesh
Mishrametandcongrat-
ulated the SDRF rescue
team, which rescued
9-year-old boy Akshat
aliasLucky
,whofellinto
a 200-feet deep open
borewell in village Bho-
jpura near Jobner, at the
police headquarters on
Friday
. The team will be
honored with a com-
mendation roll and cash
prize along with a disc.
ADGP Crime Dinesh
MN, ADGP SDRF Alok
Kumar Vashishtha and
Commandant SDRF Raj
Kumar Gupta were pre-
sent on this occasion.
The entire rescue op-
erationof disasterrelief
and rescue work was su-
pervised by SDRF Com-
mandant Raj Kumar
Gupta. After 6-hrs of
hard work by SDRF in
joint op with NDRF, the
team succeeded.
Man slits woman’s
throat, rapes; CCTVs
help cops catch him
Celebratory firing:
MLA Ramila’s
son booked
Parikshit Panchal
Banswara: Son of
Kushalgarh MLA Rami-
la Kheriya and District
Vice-President of Youth
Congress, Rohit Kheri-
ya, has been booked by
the police under the
Arms Act. Kushalgarh
police informed that Ro-
hit shared a video on so-
cial media on Thursday
whereinheisseenfiring
gunshots in air during a
marriage. “The post
went viral, following
which MLA’s son has
beenbooked”policesaid.
Prime accused
of cheating in
RO exam held
from Nagaur
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: The Bi-
kaner Police have
nabbed the prime
accused in the
cheating incident
that took place dur-
ing the examination
of the Revenue Of-
ficer (RO). The po-
lice have taken Tul-
charam Kaler into
custody for his al-
leged involvement
in cheating in the
Revenue Officer ex-
amination of the lo-
cal body
.
Notably, 3 youths
were arrested from
3 examination cen-
tres in Bikaner for
allegedly cheating
through hair wigs.
“Theaccusedidenti-
fied as Mahendra
Kumar, Manoj and
Pawan Mund were
arrested and are be-
ing interrogated.
Tulcharam Kaler
was taken into cus-
tody from Nagaur
and brought to Bi-
kaner,” police said.
Swami Ramdev
DGP Umesh Mishra, Dinesh MN, AK Vashishtha, and RK Gupta
along with the rescue team members Ravi Verma, Sheodan,
Rajendra Singh, Hansraj, Bittu Baswal, Babulal, Dansingh, Sohan
Lal, Omprakash, Pradhan, Dalip Kumar, Sandeep Kumar, Vishnu,
Harish, Surajbhan, Gaururam at PHQ on Friday.
Activists local residents of JMCH led by councilor Kusum
Yadav staged a protest at Kishanpole zone on Friday and
submitted a memo to the chair on non-availability of the
Dy Commissioner. Councilor Kusum Yadav said that the
development works of the ward have come to a standstill.
There are continuous sewer line chokes, the rainy season
is about to come, the cleaning of drains has not been done
yet. Divider and light poles are lying broken in Johri Bazaar.
MEMO TO CHAIR!

RAJASTHAN
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Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Tiger reserves
in Rajasthan will have
a one-day weekly off
from July 1, a decision
of the forest depart-
ment which has been
welcomed by wildlife
lovers.
However,hotelindus-
try stakeholders are a
little bit disappointed
with this, as the closure
of one day in the week
will have an impact on
the business.
The forest depart-
ment has decided to
keep tiger reserves
closed for tourists ac-
tivities once in a week
as per the guidelines of
NTCA.
Additional chief sec-
retary Forest Shikhar
Agrawal said that tiger
reserves will remain
closed on each Wednes-
day from July 1.
Earlier, an important
decision was taken to
close the full-day and
half-day safari in Tiger
Reserve and Leopard
Reserve and now wild-
life experts are welcom-
ing the decision of
weekly off in Tiger Re-
serve on Wednesday
.
Tiger reserves to have week off every
Wednesday from July 1 in Rajasthan
SHO,3morecopssuspended,
policestationstaffshunted
CUSTODIAL DEATH
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: Four police-
men, including the SHO
of a police station in
Udaipur,weresuspended
while the rest were
shunted to police lines
after a 22-year-old man
died in their custody
, of-
ficials said on Friday
.
Thepolicetermedittobe
death due to a heart at-
tack, but the relatives al-
leged it to be due to bru-
tal beating by the police.
Surendra S Devra, a
resident of Devro ko
Kheri, had allegedly
eloped with a woman
following which, her
family members lodged
a kidnapping against
him. A team of Raj Po-
lice detained Devra
from Gujarat brought
him to Gogunda police
station in Udaipur. Dur-
ing questioning, he
fainted and was taken to
a hospital where the
doctors declared him
dead, the police said.
Director General of
Police Umesh Mishra
said the entire staff of
the police station has
been shunted to police
lines while the post-
mortem of the body was
conducted under the su-
pervision of a judicial
magistrate.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man was ar-
rested with 2 kg 200
grams of gold worth Rs
1 crore 40 lakh at Jaipur
International Airport
on Friday. Anil Kumar
Meghwal, a resident of
Rajgarh town in Ra-
jasthan’s Churu dis-
trict, landed at the air-
port on Thursday. He
was carrying the gold in
his hand baggage, they
said. The team of Addi-
tional DCP, Kailash
Chandra said that a
SpiceJet flight passen-
ger from Dubai came to
Jaipur.
Meanwhile, another
passenger was detained
at the Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport for alleg-
edly smuggling gold
paste valued at over Rs
70 lakh, officials said on
Friday.
The passenger was
intercepted by officials
after his arrival from
Sharjah, UAE on an Ai-
rArabia flight.
They said that a total
of 1,144 grams of smug-
gled gold paste with an
estimated value of Rs
70.69 lakh was seized
from him.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Home dept
has expressed displeas-
ure over the pending
cases of prosecution ap-
proval and instructed
various departments for
disposal in one month.
As many as 333 cases of
prosecution approval
are pending in 9 depts.
Maximum 106 cases are
in the UDH department,
96 in the Panchayati Raj
department,34 in Reve-
nue department, 25 in
PWD, 19 in Transport
department, 14 in Wom-
en and Child Develop-
ment department and 13
in Mineral Agricul-
ture departments each.
First India Bureau
Karauli: Two police-
men were injured in
Aagri village of Karau-
li district on Friday af-
ter the police team tried
to catch a drug smug-
gler. Police informed
the Sadar Thana Police
and DST team raided
the Aagri village and
tried to arrest the mis-
creant, who is accused
of smuggling illegal
narcotic drug smack.
“As soon as the police
reached, the miscreant
attacked the cops and
opened fire on them,”
police said.
First India Bureau
Pali: In a shocking in-
cident, an elderly wom-
an was brutally killed
and then her face was
allegedly eaten by the
murderer in the Sendra
Police Station area in
Pali, police said. Police
informed the victim,
identified as Shanti
Devi (60), a resident of
Sradhana village of
Pali, was grazing goats
in the jungles of the
Sardhana area. “Shanti
Devi was returning
home after plucking
vegetables from the
farmland when sud-
denly a youth allegedly
thrashed her head with
a heavy stone. After
killing the woman, the
accused, identified as
Surendra (24), ate the
flesh of the deceased’s
face,” police said.
Jaipur (PTI): The wait
for justice continues,
says Rakbar Khan’s
wife after a Rajasthan
courtconvictedfourmen
in the 2018 lynching of
her husband but acquit-
ted a VHP leader she
terms the “main ac-
cused”.
The court in Alwar on
Thursday sentenced
Dharmendra Yadav, Vi-
jay Kumar, Param-
jeet Singh and Nar-
esh Kumar to sev-
en-year imprison-
ment in the lynch-
ing of Khan on the
suspicion of cow smug-
gling. VHP leader Naval
Kishore was acquitted
due to lack of evidence
against him.
“We have not got jus-
tice. They had murdered
my husband. The
main accused was
acquitted by the
courtwhilethesen-
tence awarded to
the others is less.
They should have been
given strict punish-
ment,” Khan’s wife As-
mina said. The trial
court’sorderwillbechal-
lenged in Raj HC, Khan’s
family members said.
First India Bureau
Banswara/Chittor-
garh: Banswara ACB
team arrested Assistant
Statistics Officer Deep-
ak Dindor from Office
Project Manager Ban-
swara while taking a
bribe amount of Rs 3000
on Friday
. Later, the
team raided his resi-
dence and other places
as well.
A complaint was
lodged by the complain-
ant to the ACB, Ban-
swara. ACB ASP Mad-
hav Singh Sodha veri-
fied the complaint and
caughttheofficer.Sodha
said that a bribe amount
of Rs 5000 was demand-
edfromthecomplainant
in lieu of releasing the
second installment of
the approved loan of Rs
30,000. The complainant
had earlier given Rs
2000.
Meanwhile, Dr An-
napurna was caught red
handed while taking a
bribe of Rs 3000 in Chit-
torgarh on Friday
. The
accused, a gynecologist
in govt hospital, had de-
manded the bribe in lieu
of the operation of a
pregnant woman.
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: The HC on
Friday refused to put a
stay on the release of
actor Manoj Bajpayee’s
latest film Sirf Ek Ban-
da Kafi Hai, which is
based on the biography
of Asaram. Asaram is
serving life imprison-
ment in Jodhpur’s Cen-
tral Jail for sexually
assaulting a minor girl
student of his ashram.
A petition was filed by
petitioner Om Prakash
seeking to stop the re-
leaseof thefilm,stating
that the film portrays
Asaram in a negative
light. In the hearing
held in the High Court
on May 23, the HC had
reserved its decision.
Justice PS Bhati said
that at present notices
have been issued to all
the parties and their re-
ply is awaited.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The suspend-
ed Joint-Director of
DoIT Ved Prakash Ya-
dav, arrested in the
case in which police
seized over Rs 2.31
crores in cash and 1 kg
of gold biscuits from a
basement of the Yojana
Bhawan in Jaipur, was
produced before an
ACB court on Friday
and sent on judicial
custody till June 9. Fol-
lowing the arrest of
Ved Prakash Yadav,
senior officials, and
employees of DoIT are
also under suspicion.
Notably, the ACB had
also issued a notice to
two contract firms
based in Gurugram
and Udaipur after the
officials learnt that
Ved Prakash had alleg-
edly taken the said
amount from the two
companies.
Heavy police force was deployed at the Gogunda police station
after protest in Udaipur on Friday.
Accused Anil Kumar Meghwal
Accused Deepak Dindor (2nd from left) and ACB team in Banwara.
DGP said entire staff of police station
has been shunted to police lines
Devra’s relatives and Rajput
community leaders held a protest
Devra’s relatives and Rajput
community leaders held a pro-
test demanding
an FIR against
the culprits under
Section 302
(murder) of the
IPC, a compensa-
tion of Rs 50 lakh
for the victim’s kin along with a
govt job. Following an assurance
from the local administration,
the family members accepted
the body.
Rajasthan High Court has asked Raj
Bhavan what action was taken on the
complaint against
the Vice Chancellor
of Bikaner Techni-
cal University. While
hearing the petition
of Surendra Jakhar,
the double bench of the High Court issued
orders. The tenure of the Vice-Chancellor
has been full of controversies. A case of
embezzlement of Rs 15.35 lakh was also
registered against the Vice-Chancellor.
From Former chairperson of Alwar munici-
pal council Bina Gupta got a major relief
from the HC which quashed the order of her
dismissal. The court also gave Bina Gupta a
chance to be heard and allowed to pass the
order again. A single-judge bench of Justice
Mahendra Kumar Goyal gave an order on
Bina Gupta’s petition. Bina Gupta was dis-
missed in the case of assault. The local self-
govt department had issued the orders after
a judicial inquiry, which was challenged by
Gupta in the HC.Advocate Vaibhav Bhargava
appeared on behalf of the petitioner.
`50 lakh, govt job
sought for his kin
Gold worth `1.40 cr
`70L seized from two
flyers at Jaipur Airport
There has been no justice, ‘main
accused’ acquitted: Victim’s wife
❍ RAKBAR KHAN LYNCHING CASE
ACB nabs Statistics Officer in Banswara
lady doctor in Chittorgarh in bribery cases
High Court refuses to stay ‘Sirf
Ek Banda Kafi Hai’ release
Cash gold haul:
Ved Prakash sent
to judicial custody
HC SEEKS REPLY ON ACTION AGAINST
BIKANER TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY VC
RELIEF TO CHAIRPERSON OF ALWAR
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BINA GUPTA
IN THE COURTYARD
Home department
upset on pending
prosecution cases
Drug smuggler
opens fire at
cops in Karauli
Youth kills woman,
eats flesh from
her face in Pali
—FILE PHOTO

is often said that the best leaders
are not necessarily the ones who
do great themselves but who
have the ability to get the best
out of others! More than other
sports this is applicable for
cricket where the art of captain-
cy matters a lot, especially in
T20 games. In Test cricket or in
ODIs, the game is much slower
and there’s time for even the
coach to pass on information.
But in the frenetic pace of high-
pressure tournaments like IPL,
the captain plays a critical role
and takes all major decisions
himself. Though the evolution
of T20s has brought with it a
great deal of emphasis on data,
planning and match-ups, the
ability to think on your feet is
still the key non-negotiable. As
IPL-2023 moves to its grand fi-
nale, it’s worth underlining that
it’s the top captains who seem to
take their sides to IPL glory
.
CSK’S SUCCESS
DUE TO MS DHONI
No team has been as successful
in IPL history as Chennai Super
Kings and much of that success
is due to MS Dhoni. Chennai is
the first team to be in this sea-
son’s final and this is the 12th
time that they have qualified for
the playoffs in 14 attempts. On
Sunday, it will be Dhoni’s 10th
final leading Chennai and if
they win, that will be the 5th ti-
tle in their cabinet.
Dhoni has always talked
about focussing on process rath-
er than doing anything out of
the ordinary
. Even against Guja-
rat Titans in the first Qualifier,
it was clear that each batter had
a specific role to play in setting
up a stiff target. This is the spe-
cialty of the Chennai side that
they give clear responsibilities
to their players and then back
them full tilt. It is one of the rea-
sons why many players who are
abandoned by other franchises,
dowellatChennai–likeAjinkya
Rahane this season.
Moreover, what
makes Dhoni an ex-
ceptional skipper is
that he is always
aware of the match
situation and
pulled one out of
his cap yet again
when he spent time
arguing with the um-
pires in the match ver-
sus Gujarat which ena-
bled his vital pacer,
Matheesha Pathirana,
serving time being out
of the field earlier, to
come and bowl in the
death overs. Most ex-
perts agree that
Dhoni is the best
captain in T20 crick-
et currently and can
surely grab another title
for CSK.
ROHIT SHARMA
MARSHALLING MI
Then it’s Rohit Sharma mar-
shalling the Mumbai Indians
who are gunning for their 6th
title. Between Dhoni and Rohit,
they have 9 out of the total 15
IPL titles. It’s no wonder that
after Virat quit captaincy, Rohit
was made the Indian captain for
all formats. His tactical ma-
noeuvres plus his calm ap-
proach have become his
strengths. Against Lucknow in
the Eliminator, he was instru-
mental in selecting Akash Mad-
hwal who picked up 5 wickets
for 5 runs on the night winning
the game easily for Mumbai.
ButRohitisstillanunderrated
captain-comparedtothelikesof
Dhoni or Virat Koh-
li. This opinion was
also highlighted by
Indian legend,
Sunil Gavaskar as
he talked about
how Rohit has not
got his due even
after winning 5 IPL
championships.
Gavaskar pointed
outthatRohit’sdeci-
sion to bring Nehal
Wadhera as an ‘im-
pact player’ in the
first innings
which eventually
worked well for
Mumbai. Per-
haps another
IPL win will
propel him to be
talked of in the
same breath as Dhoni!
GUJARAT’S MOST
SUCCESSFUL PANDYA
The youngest among skippers in
IPL 2023 is Gujarat Titans cap-
tain Hardik Pandya who statisti-
cally has become the most suc-
cessful captain in IPL history.
Besides leading his team to title
triumph in its debut season last
year, Hardik has the highest win
percentage among players who
have captained a minimum of 20
matches in the IPL. He tops the
list with an over 70% win record
as Gujarat captain. While his re-
cord speaks for itself, the crucial
feature of Hardik’s captaincy is
the sense of comfort he displays
with his team. Most cricket ex-
perts are deeply impressed with
Pandya’s captaincy and believe
he can stake claim for Team In-
dia leadership even in one-day-
ers after the ODI World Cup this
year. While defending IPL
crowns is never easy, not many
will be surprised if Pandya leads
his team to triumph in IPL 2023.
CONFUSED LEADERSHIP
Teams that have fared poorly like
Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hy-
derabad are clear examples of
confused leadership lacking clar-
ity on how best to use their re-
sources. In a fast-paced T20 game,
captaincy remains the key to suc-
cess. As IPL 2023 ends this week-
end, it may well be that the best
captain on the night of the final
liftsthetrophy
.Butirrespectiveof
who grabs the glory
, it’ll ultimate-
ly be a win for Indian cricket!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Teams that have fared
poorly like Delhi Capitals
and Sunrisers Hyderabad
are clear examples
of confused leadership
lacking clarity on how best
to use their resources. In
a fast-paced T20 game,
captaincy remains the key
to success. As IPL 2023
ends this weekend, it
may well be that the best
captain on the night of the
final lifts the trophy. But
irrespective of who grabs
the glory, it’ll ultimately be
a win for Indian cricket!
SIDDHAARTH MAHAN
The writer is a specialist on Sports and Cinema
who works as an actor in the Hindi film industry
IT
CAPTAINCY MATTERS AS IPL
GRAND FINALE ARRIVES!
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
l In the frenetic pace of high-
pressure tournaments like
IPL, the captain plays a criti-
cal role and takes all major
decisions himself.
l Though the evolution of T20s
has brought with it a great deal
of emphasis on data, planning
and match-ups, the ability to
think on your feet is still the
key non-negotiable.
l As IPL-2023 moves to its grand
finale, it’s worth underlining that
it’s the top captains who seem
to take their sides to IPL glory.
MAHENDRA SINGH DHONI ROHIT SHARMA HARDIK PANDYA
PERSPECTIVE
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Many opportunities for
political protest will come
and go. I would urge that the
parties who have decided to
boycott the ceremony should
reconsider their decision
beyond political gain and
loss and become witnesses
of the historic moment by
participating in this ceremony.
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
I welcome the
decision of the
Hon’ble Supreme
Court in rejecting
the frivolous petition
seeking to interfere
in the inauguration of
the new Parliament
building. #Parliament
NewBuilding
Arjun Ram Meghwal
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INDIA
05
Yogi Adityanath inaugurates New
Civil Enclave at Kanpur Airport
Kanpur (ANI): Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minis-
ter Yogi Adityanath on
Thursday inaugurated
the New Civil Enclave
at Kanpur Airport.
The Civil Enclave at
Kanpur Airport has
been developed with a
new terminal building
by the efforts of the Air-
portsAuthorityof India
(AAI) with an aim to en-
hance passenger facili-
ties and connectivity
.
With the inaugura-
tionof theterminal,the
new area of the termi-
nal will increase nearly
16 times as compared to
the present area.
Union Civil Aviation
Minister Jyotiraditya
Scindia, Union Minis-
ter of State for Civil
Aviation, Road Trans-
port and Highways
General VK Singh, and
Airports Authority of
India Chairman San-
jeev Kumar were pre-
sent on the occasion.
Chief Minister con-
gratulatedtheresidents
of Kanpur for receiving
the gift of the new Civil
Enclave at the Airport.
During his inaugural
speech, Yogi Adity-
anath said, “Before
2017, two airports were
functional in the State,
while two airports were
partially functional,
but today nine airports
are fully functional and
work is underway on a
dozen airports.”
Taking note of the
Defence Corridor in
Kanpur, Chief Minister
said, “Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has
tried to bring back the
ancientgloryof Kanpur
by developing the dis-
trict as a new node of
the Defence Corridor.”
Union Minister Jy-
otiraditya Scindia said,
“Today, a dream of the
residents of Kanpur to
have its own airport af-
ter the metro, has been
fulfilled by the Central
government led by PM
Modi and Yogi Adity-
anath’s govt in UP.”
❍ NEW TERMINAL BUILDING FOR ADDITIONAL CONNECTIVITY
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, MoS VK Singh, UP CM Yogi
Adityanath and others at inauguration of the new civil enclave
of the airport building, in Kanpur on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
AAP trying to muzzle voice of
media in Punjab: Sukhbir Badal
Chandigarh: SAD
chief Sukhbir Badal on
Friday accused the AAP
government in Punjab
of trying to muzzle the
voice of media ever
since it assumed power.
“The govt has regis-
tered false cases against
journalists besides ban-
ning web channels and
even stopping advertise-
ments to publications
which refused to relay
itspropaganda,”hesaid.
“It has also proceeded
against artists, acade-
micians and intellectu-
als. The SAD will do its
utmost to guard the free-
dom of the press and
democratic values and
warns the AAP govt not
to trample upon civil
rights in this manner.”
Reacting to summon-
ing of Managing Editor
of Ajit newspaper, Bar-
jinder S Hamdard, Bad-
al said the actd is a
“brazen act of a power
drunk CM who wanted
to exact revenge against
the him for his princi-
pled stand on freedom
of the press”.
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)
chief Sukhbir Singh Badal
KEJRIWAL TO SEEK
KCR’S SUPPORT
AGAINST CENTRE
Hyderabad: Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal will meet
his Telangana counter-
part K Chandrasekhar
Rao here on Saturday
to seek support against
the Ordinance passed by
the Centre designating
Delhi Lt Governor as the
administrator who will
have the final say on the
postings and transfer of
all bureaucrats serving
the Delhi govt. The AAP
leader on Friday tweeted
that he will seek Telan-
gana CM KCR’s support
against the “unconstitu-
tional and undemocratic
Ordinance passed by
the BJP government
against the orders of the
Supreme Court”.
K’taka Cabinet
set to get first
expansion today
New Delhi: After
two days of hectic de-
liberations, the Con-
gress finalised the
names of new mem-
bers of the Karnata-
ka Cabinet led by
Chief Minister Sid-
daramaiah and 24
more ministers are
set to take oath on
Saturday morning,
sources said.
They said the deci-
sion was finalised
after hours of par-
leys between Siddar-
amaih and his depu-
ty DK Shivakumar
with top central lead-
ers including AICC
general secretaries
KC Venugopal and
Randeep Surjewala.
9 YEARS OF MODI GOVERNMENT
India under PM Modi witnessing
all-round development, says BJP
New Delhi (PTI): The
BJP on Friday high-
lighted achievements of
nine years of the NDA
government and said
the country has wit-
nessed “all-round devel-
opment and inclusive
growth” under leader-
ship of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi.
Nine years of Modi
govt were dedicated to
bring about develop-
ment, which is “inclu-
sive, progressive and
sustainable”, BJP said.
Addressing media
here to mark the ninth
anniversary of NDA
govt, BJP chief JP Na-
dda said India has seen
“all-round development
and inclusive growth”
under Modi. Nadda cit-
ed the PM’s speech that
he delivered on his re-
turn from a three-na-
tion tour on Thursday
to assert that his govt
has not only strength-
ened India’s roots, but
has also paid equal at-
tention to its growth
and development.
The event was attend-
ed by several BJP lead-
ers and Union minis-
ters, including Home
Minister Amit Shah,
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh and Women
and Child Development
Minister Smriti Irani.
BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad addresses media in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
‘9 SAAL 9 SAWAAL’:
CONG’S 9 QUESTIONS
FOR MODI GOVT
New Delhi: As the BJP
completed its nine years
of power at the Centre on
Friday, Congress posed a
set of nine questions to the
party ranging from issues
related to economy, farmers,
corruption, democracy and
national security. The Con-
gress party also released a
document with the name ‘9
Saal 9 Sawaal’ on the occa-
sion. “On the completion of
nine years of the Modi Gov-
ernment, the Congress party
wants to ask 9 questions
to Prime Minister Narendra
Modi. We are also releasing
a document for the same ‘9
saal 9 sawaal’,” Congress
leader Jairam Ramesh said
while addressing a press
conference here.
UNION HOME MINISTER SHAH TO INAUGURATE
CONCLAVE ON 9 YEARS OF MODI GOVT TODAY
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate
a day-long conclave on ‘Nine years of Seva, Sushasan,
Garib Kalyan’ organised by Doordarshan
on Saturday. Union Minister Anurag Thakur
will be the chief guest for the event that will
feature panel discussions on three themes
India Surging Ahead, Jan, Jan ka Vishwas
and Yuva Shakti: Galvanising India. Indus-
try captains Sunil Bharti Mittal, Sangita
Reddy etc, actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui and
Rishab Shetty, sarod exponent Aman Ali Bangash, sport-
spersons Nikhat Zareen, Viren Rasquinha will participate.
CONGRESS’S QUESTIONS TO GOVT BUNDLE OF
LIES, SAYS BJP’S RAVI SHANKAR PRASAD
New Delhi: The BJP on Friday rejected the Congress’
criticism of the Narendra Modi government on its ninth
anniversary as a “bundle of lies and mountain of decep-
tion” and said the questions are born out of “pathological
hatred” of the prime minister. Former Union Minister and
BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad rebutted the Congress’
charges against the government on various issues and as-
serted that the Indian economy has risen from the “fragile
five” position to become the fifth largest in the world.
MAJOR
ACHIEVEMENTS
l Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala
Yojana: Fuels LPG Revolu-
tion India has achieved
significant growth in LPG
consumers in past 9 years.
l Rise in Higher Educa-
tion Institutions: Govt has
taken significant measures
to increase gateways to
education for the youth by
giving a boost to building
Universities, IITs, IIMs.
l Impetus to Road Infra-
structure: India has about
63.73 lakh kilometres of
road network, second larg-
est network in the world.
l Empowering Women:
Transformative Decline in
Maternal Mortality Ratio
The PM Modi-led govern-
ment has laid special em-
phasis towards women’s
empowerment.
l Digital Revolution: The
Modi govt has laid special
emphasis towards digitisa-
tion, with ‘Digital India’ be-
ing the flag bearer scheme.
l Revolutionizing Medi-
cal Education in India:
A huge rise has been
witnessed in the number
of medical institutes in the
country.
l North East India’s
Journey to End Insur-
gency: The North East
region has experienced a
road towards peace under
the nine years of the Modi
government.
NEW PARLIAMENT INAUGURATION ROW
We are not Cong’s slaves,
says JD(S) in Karnataka
Bengaluru: Former
Karnataka Chief Min-
ister and JD(S) leader
HD Kumaraswamy on
Friday came down
heavily on the Congress
for “politicising” the in-
auguration of a new
Parliament building.
“We are not slaves of
the Congress. We take
our own decisions,” he
asserted.
Reacting to Congress
questioning former
Prime Minister HD
Deve Gowda’s decision
to attend the event, he
quipped, “Why do we
need to follow Con-
gress? When Congress
chose Yashwant Sinha
as the presidential can-
didate, had it forgotten
that Droupadi Murmu
hailed from Adivasi
background?” Kumar-
aswamy charged.
Congress is “doing
politics” in the matter
of inauguration of the
new Parliament build-
ing. The party is talking
as per its convenience.
It is shedding crocodile
tears on President
Droupadi Murmu not
being invited to inaugu-
rate the new Parliament
building. If this was the
case, why did it choose
Yashwant Sinha over
her? he questioned.
As many as 21 politi-
cal parties are boycott-
ing the inauguration
event. The decision is
left to them. Sansad
Bhavan is not confined
to a party. It is built
with the money of the
people of the country
.
SIKKIM KRANTIKARI MORCHA SUPPORTS PM
MODI OVER NEW PARLIAMENT INAUGURATION
Gangtok: Sikkim Krantikari Morcha (SKM), an ally party
of the BJP has supported the inauguration of the new
parliament building by PM Narendra Modi. SKM leader
Jacob Khaling called the new Parliament a need of the
hour showcasing India’s development. He said, “We
support the inauguration of the new Parliament building
by PM Narendra Modi on May 28. The new Parliament
has been built by the Centre in record time, which is a
reflection of India’s development. SKM congratulates PM
Modi for this achievement.”
JOURNEY OF OLD PARLIAMENT BUILDING
SINCE ITS INAUGURATION IN 1927
New Delhi: The old Parliament building, an architectural
splendour and a historic landmark that guided the des-
tiny of India for nearly a century and whose illustrious
legacy will now be consigned to the pages of history,
was inaugurated on January 18, 1927 by the then Vice-
roy Lord Irwin. On May 28, when PM Narendra Modi will
inaugurate the new Parliament building and dedicate it to
the nation, the old Sansad Bhavan will also hand over its
position as the country’s hallowed legislature, a privilege
it enjoyed for over 96 years.
Old and new Parliament buildings in New Delhi

INDIA
06
New Delhi (PTI): Un-
ion Minister Jitendra
Singh on Friday said
the space sector has reg-
istered a quantum jump
in the last nine years of
the Modi government.
Addressing the India
Defence Conclave 2023
here, he said, Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi has taken several
policy initiatives in the
past nine years to en-
courage indigenous de-
sign, development and
manufacture of defence
equipment, thereby pro-
moting “Atmanirbhar-
ta” in the defence sector.
“As a result, there is a
quantum jump in space
sector in the last nine
years which surpasses
theprogressmadeinthe
nearly six decades be-
fore that,” said Singh,
whoholdsmultipleport-
foliosincludingtheMin-
ister of State for Person-
nel, Atomic Energy and
Space.Hesaidthatinthe
last nine years under
Prime Minister Modi,
India has traversed un-
limited “space”, accord-
ing to a Personnel Min-
istry statement.
Singh said, Defence
and Space sectors are
intertwined and both of
themgotanenablingmi-
lieufromthePrimeMin-
ister for its faster and
indigenous growth by
bridgingthepolicygaps.
Referring to the strate-
gic relevance of space
in view of recent global
conflicts, the minister
said, space, a dual-use
technology domain, is
emerging as an impor-
tant multifaceted ena-
bler that provides un-
precedented reach.
He said many nations
are today focusing on
developing their mili-
tary space capabilities.
Quantum leap in space sector: Dr Singh
ATMANIRBHAR SPACE
Monsoon to be ‘normal’, northwest may see 92% rainfall: IMD
New Delhi (PTI): The
India Meteorological
Department (IMD) on
Friday predicted nor-
mal rainfall during the
upcoming monsoon sea-
son.Monsoonislikelyto
arrive in Kerala a few
days late, around June 4.
The country is ex-
pected to receive 96% of
normal rainfall, with
the northwestern part
likely to be slightly defi-
cient in rains with mon-
soon bringing in less
than 92% of the normal,
IMD said, adding that
favourable conditions
are expected over the
next two days for the
monsoon to advance.
“Below normal
monthly (June) rainfall
is expected over most
parts of the country ex-
cept some areas of
south peninsular India,
northwest India, ex-
treme north India and
some isolated pockets
of northeast India,
where above normal
rainfall is expected,”
IMD Environment Mon-
itoring and Research
Center (EMRC) chief D
Sivananda Pai said.
The southwest mon-
soon is expected to be
normal, despite the on-
set of El Nino, which is
caused due to warming
of the equatorial Pacif-
ic Ocean.
According to Pai, sea-
sonal rainfall over the
monsoon core zone con-
sisting of most of the
rain-fed agriculture ar-
eas in India is most
likely to be normal.
A man points at dark clouds covering the skyline, Friday. A slight delay is expected in the onset of
the southwest monsoon over Kerala and it is likely to arrive by June 4.
SNOWFALL BLOCKS HEMKUND SAHIB ROUTE IN
UTTARAKHAND; CHAMOLI POLICE SUSPENDS YATRA
LIGHT RAIN LASHES PARTS OF HIMACHAL PRADESH, MET
OFFICE ISSUES ‘YELLOW’ ALERT FROM MAY 27 TO MAY 30
AAP CHIEF ARVIND KEJRIWAL TO
BOYCOTT NITI AAYOG MEETING
Chamoli (ANI): The Yatra of Shri
Hemkund Sahib, the Sikh shrine
in Uttarakhand, was temporarily
stopped on Friday due to snow lying
on the Yatra route, Chamoli police in
Uttarakhand said. In a tweet, Chamoli
police cautioned devotees to stop
at safe places in view of an alert of
heavy rains on Friday. The trekking
route to Hemkund Sahib is covered
with snow, Chamoli police said.
Shimla: Light to moderate rain lashed
several parts of Himachal Pradesh on
Friday as the local MET office issued
a yellow’ alert for thunderstorms
and lightning at isolated places in
10 districts from May 27 to 30. The
minimum and maximum tempera-
tures were below normal. Kukumseri
was coldest at 2.4 degrees Celsius on
Thursday, while Una recorded a max
temperature of 32.2 degrees Celsius.
New Delhi (Agencies): Delhi Chief
Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
leader Arvind Kejriwal on Friday an-
nounced a boycott of the Niti Aayog
meeting scheduled here on Saturday,
saying if “cooperative federalism
becomes a joke, then it is not worth to
join the meeting”. He made the
announcement in a letter to
PM Narendra Modi, where
he also urged him to al-
low the non-BJP govern-
ment to also work.
PEOPLE GATHER IN IMPHAL PROTESTING AGAINST
CURFEW, DEMAND EARLY SOLUTION TO MANIPUR CRISIS
Imphal (Agencies): Violating curfew,
thousands of people attempted to assem-
ble in front of the residence of Minister of
State for External Affairs and Education
Rajkumar Ranjan Singh in Imphal but the
security forces prevented them from doing
so, officials said on Friday. Police said that
a mob, comprising men and women, de-
manding early solution of the ethnic conflict
between Meitei and Kuki communities, tried
to gather in front of the residence of Singh
on Thursday night but police prevented
them from doing so. The Minister of State,
who earlier wrote to PM Modi on Friday left
Imphal for New Delhi.
CURFEWRELAXEDIN
PARTSOFMANIPUR
Violence-hit state limps back to normalcy
Imphal (ANI): Curfew
has been relaxed in
East and West Manipur
from 5 am to 12 noon on
May 26, according to a
notification of the Ma-
nipur Government.
People can move out
of their residences sub-
ject to the condition that
they will not be allowed
to gather for any pur-
pose other than to pur-
chase essential items.
includingmedicinesand
food supplies, the notifi-
cation read. “Total pub-
lic curfew under Section
144 CrPC, prohibiting
the movement of any
person outside their re-
spective residences im-
posed in Imphal East
District vide this Office
Order dated 3rd May, is
hereby relaxed from 5
AM to 12 noon on 26th
May
, except for the areas
forwhichthescheduleis
given below in order to
facilitate the general
public to purchase es-
sential items including
medicines and food sup-
plies,” the government
order stated.
A deserted street amid a curfew, in Imphal on Thursday. Truck movement to the Imphal Valley has
stopped due to roadblocks and fear among transporters as clashes broke out in Manipur.
Minister of State, Dr Jitendra Singh, speaks during the 3rd G20
Tourism Working Group Meeting in Srinagar.
NITI Aayog to hold governing
council meeting today in Delhi
New Delhi (ANI): Gov-
ernment’s policy think
tank NITI Aayog will be
organising its Eighth
Governing Council
Meeting in Pragati
Maidan, New Delhi, on
Saturday
.
While the main
theme is ‘Viksit Bharat
@ 2047: Role of Team
India’, the think tank
in a statement said
prominent themes in-
cluding Thrust on MS-
MEs, Infrastructure
and Investments, Mini-
mising Compliances,
Women Empower-
ment, Health and Nu-
trition, Skill Develop-
ment, and Gati Shakti
for Area Development
and Social Infrastruc-
ture would be also dis-
cussed during the day-
long meeting.
US Defence Secretary
Austin to visit India
Chhattisgarh official drains out 21 Lakh litres of
water from reservoir for lost phone, suspended
IPS Rahul Sharma
appointed as DIG in
CBI, 4 SPs promoted
Washington (ANI):
United States Defence
Secretary Lloyd J Aus-
tin III will embark on a
four-nation trip includ-
ing India from next
week, according to the
official statement re-
leased by the US De-
partment of Defence.
The first stop in his
four-nation trip is To-
kyo where he will meet
with Japanese Defence
Minister Yasukasu
Hamada and other sen-
ior leaders and visit US
troops stationed in Ja-
pan. According to the
statement, Secretary
Austin’s visit comes as
the United States and
Japan take important
strides to modernize
Alliance capabilities,
optimize U.S. force pos-
ture, and build links
with like-minded part-
ners following the his-
toric US-Japan “2+2”
Ministerial meeting
earlier this year.
Raipur (Agencies): A
selfie proved costly for a
government official,
who was suspended on
Friday after it was re-
vealed that nearly 21
lakh litres of water was
drainedfromareservoir
next to a dam in Chhat-
tisgarh over two days,
starting Tuesday, in
search of his lost phone.
The Samsung phone,
worth Rs 95,000, be-
longed to Rajesh Vish-
was, a food inspector
whoispostedatPakhan-
jur in Kanker district of
Chhattisgarh. The
Kanker Collector Pri-
yankaShuklaconfirmed
his suspension stating
thatHehadnoauthority
to drain the water.
UGC urged to
sanction over
3,000 additional
posts in colleges
New Delhi(PTI): Delhi
University has urged
the University Grants
Commission (UGC) to
sanction more than
3,000 additional teach-
ing and non-teaching
posts across 46 colleges
to maintain the student-
teacher ratio, officials
said on Friday
.
Thestudent-teacherratio
hasbeenimpacteddueto
the implementation of
the 10 per cent reserva-
tionfortheEWScategory
in admissions, they said.
The varsity has also re-
questedtheDelhigovern-
ment’s Department of
Higher Education to
sanction hundreds of
teaching and non-teach-
ing posts across 12 col-
leges funded by the gov-
ernment,aseniorvarsity
official said.
Letters were sent to the
UGC and the Delhi govt
onThursdaywiththelist
of colleges that need ad-
ditional posts to main-
tain the student-teacher
ratio, the senior official
said. DU has also de-
manded grants from the
government and the
UGC in this regard.
80 OFFICIALS IN
DELHI PRISONS
TRANSFERRED
New Delhi: Eighty
more Delhi Prisons of-
ficials of Delhi Prisons,
including five deputy
superintendents, have
been transferred within
three jail complexes, in a
series of transfers issued
after jailed gangster Tillu
Tajpuriya was stabbed
to death on the Tihar
jail premises. According
to the official order, 80
officials have been trans-
ferred within the three
jail complexes of Tihar,
Mandoli and Rohini.
New Delhi (PTI): Sen-
ior IPS officer Rahul
Sharma has been in-
ducted as Deputy In-
spector General (DIG)
in the CBI, while four
officers working as Su-
perintendents of Police
have been promoted, ac-
cording to official or-
ders. Sharma, a
2009-batch Indian Po-
lice Service (IPS) officer
of Haryana cadre, has
been inducted for a pe-
riod of five years, Min-
istry order said.
Four officers -- Aman-
jeet Kaur, Nirmala Devi
S, Abhinav Khare and
Ashok Kumar -- have
been appointed as DIG
in the Central Bureau
of Investigation. While
Kaur, Nirmala Devi S
and Khare are IPS offic-
ers of the 2009 batch,
Kumar belongs to 2006
batch of the Indian Rev-
enue Service (Customs
and Central Excise).
CRUCIAL READ
DRI: DRUGS WORTH
`1.5K CR DISPOSED
MAN BOOKED FOR
RAPING MINOR GIRL
Raigarh: Huge quantities
of various narcotics and
psychotropic drugs worth
around Rs 1,500 crore,
seized by the Department
of Revenue Intelligence
and the Narcotics Cell,
were burned and de-
stroyed at the MIDC in
Taloja on Friday, officials
said. The bonfire was
carried out in the presence
of top officials.
Panaji: A 28-year-old
man has been booked by
Goa police for allegedly
raping a minor girl and
impreganting her in South
Goa district. Police told
IANS that the mother of the
victim has filed a complaint
stating that the accused
person raped her daughter,
because of which, she
became pregnant.
DISABLED MAN
ELECTROCUTED
Noida: An unidentified
man died allegedly after
he got electrocuted at a
transformer site near a
shopping mall here on
Friday, police officials
said. The man was in a
semi-naked condition
and appeared to have
been mentally chal-
lenged, they said, adding
that the incident took
place near gate number
6 of the DLF Mall.

NEWS
07
RussianrocketattacksUkrainian
hospital,twokilledand30injured
Ukraine shoots down 10 missiles over 20 drones in overnight attacks, oil depot hit
Rescuers work at a site of a clinic heavily destroyed by a Russian missile strike, amid attack on
Ukraine, in Dnipro, on Friday. The 3-story building was destroyed a fire spread over 1,000 square.
Firefighters douse a fire after an oil depot was hit twice on the
outskirts of the northeastern city of Kharkiv on Friday.
Kyiv (Agencies): At
least 2 civilians have
been killed over 30
wounded when a Rus-
sian missile struck a
veterinary clinic in the
south-centralUkrainian
city of Dnipro, officials
said Friday following an
overnight barrage.
Ukrainian President
Volodymyr Zelensky
said the strike on a
medical facility “once
again confirms the
Russian terrorists’ sta-
tus of fighters against
everything humane
and honest.”
Ukraine also shot
down 10 missiles and
over 20 drones launched
by Russia in overnight
attacks on the capital
Kyiv, the city of Dnipro
and eastern regions,
Ukrainian officials said.
Russiahasintensified
missile and drone at-
tacks on Ukraine this
month, mainly attack-
ing logistics and infra-
structure facilities be-
foreanexpectedUkrain-
ian counter offensive.
New Delhi (Agencies): A
top ally of Russian Presi-
dent Vladimir Putin said the
Ukraine war could last for
decades, with long periods
of fighting interspersed by
truces. Former President
Dmitry Medvedev often
makes hard line comments
and described Ukrainian
authorities as an infection.
Lviv (Agencies): Hundreds
of kids have been killed. For
the survivors, the wide-rang-
ing trauma is certain to leave
psychological scars that will
follow them into adolescence
and adulthood. “Even if kids
fled to a safer area, it doesn’t
mean they forgot everything
that happened to them,”
said psychologist Oleksan-
dra Volokhova, who works
with children who escaped
the violence. At least 483
children have lost their lives
and nearly 1,000 have been
wounded, according to fig-
ures from Ukraine’s general
prosecutor’s office. UNICEF
says an estimated 1.5 million
Ukrainian children are at risk
of depression, anxiety, post-
traumatic stress disorder and
other mental health issues,
with potentially lasting ef-
fects. Over 1,500 Ukrainian
children have been orphaned,
as per National Social Ser-
vice of Ukraine. The largest
number of child casualties
comes from Donetsk, the
epicenter of many battles,
where 462 children have
been killed or wounded.
UKRAINE WAR COULD
‘LAST FOR DECADES:
EX-RUSSIAN PREZ
UKRAINIAN KIDS
CARRY ON AFTER
LOSING PARENTS,
HOMES, INNOCENCE
New Delhi (Agencies):
China blew up the
world’s largest aircraft
carrier, the USS Gerald
R. Ford, with hyperson-
ic missiles in a menac-
ing simulation which
Chinese researchers
say proves the US Navy
warship could be “de-
stroyed with certainty”.
Using a war game
simulation system, Chi-
na’s military forces
sank the carrier fleet
using a volley of 24 hy-
personic anti-ship mis-
siles over the course of
20 intense battles, the
New York Post reports.
The results of the
simulations were made
public in a May paper
published by the Chi-
nese-language Journal
of Test and Manage-
ment Technology, ac-
cording to the South
China Morning Post.
Inthescenario,theUS
vessels are attacked af-
ter continuing to ap-
proachanislandclaimed
by China in the disputed
South China Sea despite
repeated warnings.
ChinablowsupUSNavy’s
giantwarshipinsimulation
In the scenario, the US vessels are attacked after continuing to approach an island claimed by China
in the disputed South China Sea despite repeated warnings. The researchers said that some of the
missiles in the three-wave attack were fired from as far away as the Gobi Desert and that nearly
every US surface vessel was shattered by the attack and eventually sank in the simulation.
Washington: US Presi-
dent Joe Biden on
Thursday nominated
General Charles Brown
for chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff,
lauding the Black ca-
reer pilot as a hero
who'd not only survived
ejecting from a fighter
jet into a swamp but
fought against racism.
If confirmed by the
Senate, CQ Brown, as
he's known, will become
Biden's senior military
advisor. Only the sec-
ond Black man ever
picked for the job, his
confirmation -- serving
alongside Defense Sec-
retary Lloyd Austin --
would mark the first
time that African
Americans have simul-
taneously filled both of
the military's top jobs.
Biden nominates Black
AF Gen to head military
US President Joe Biden and
General Charles Brown
Imran thanks Pak
govt for adding
him on no-fly list
Islamabad (ANI): Pa-
kistan’s former Prime
Minister Imran Khan
on Friday thanked the
country’s government
for putting him on a
‘no-fly list’ stating that
he does not plan to go
overseas as he does not
have any property or
businesses abroad and
does not
hold even a
bank ac-
count out-
side the
country
.
Passenger held for opening plane door midair
New Delhi: A man has
been arrested for open-
ing the emergency door
of an Asiana Airlines
flight as it was landing
in South Korea.
All 194 passengers
survived the flight,
which landed safely but
with its door still open
at Daegu International
Airport on Friday
.
Some passengers
fainted while others
had breathing problems
and were taken to hos-
pital, said local media.
The man, in his 30s,
was arrested upon land-
ing. As it was landing
about an hour later, a
male passenger opened
the emergency door
while the plane was still
250m from ground.
A video was shared
on social media shows
the gap in the left hand
side of the plane and
winds buffeting rows of
seated passengers.
New Delhi: Air India’s ultra long haul Delhi-Vancouver
returned safely to the capital on Friday (May 26) morning
two hours after take off due to a technical
glitch. Sources say a passenger reportedly
saw sparks from the right engine of the
Boeing 777 (VT-ALM) that was operating
as AI 185. Pilots then dumped fuel and
then landed back in Delhi safely around 7.30 am. The airline
said there was no bird hit.
New Delhi: British Airways cancelled dozens of flights for the
second consecutive day on Friday citing an IT failure. At least
42 flights were cancelled today, due to
the “knock-on effect of a technical issue”,
which caused the staff to be sent to wrong
location. Some 16,000 passengers have
been affected by the cancellations, the
outlet further said in its report. On Thursday, the airline was
forced to delay or cancel 80 flights at Heathrow Airport.
AIR INDIA DELHI-VANCOUVER FLIGHT
RETURNS DUE TO TECHNICAL GLITCH
BRITISH AIRWAYS CANCELS DOZENS OF
HEATHROW FLIGHTS AFTER IT PROBLEM
Images from video show terrifying moments as plane door of
South Korean flight Asiana Airlines opens midair on Friday.
GT beat MI by 62 runs to set
Final clash with CSK in IPL Kuala Lumpur (Agen-
cies):PVSindhuandHS
Prannoy advanced to
the semi-finals of the
Malaysia Masters af-
ter winning their re-
spective quarterfinal
matches on Friday
.
However, Kidambi
Srikanth’s campaign
came to an end after he
lost 21-16, 16-21,
11-21 against In-
d o n e s i a ’ s
Christian Adi-
nata in the
quarterfinals.
Kidambi Srikanth
went into the lead in the
first game right from the
outset and didn’t allow his op-
ponent to dominate.
Manchester (ANI): In
Premier League match
held at the Old Trafford
stadium on Friday
, Man-
chester United defeated
Chelsea 4-1, securing
their UEFA Champions
League qualification by
finishing in the top four
of the league table. Ca-
semiro opened the scor-
ing for Manchester
United in the 6th min-
ute of the match.
Manchester United
hammer Chelsea
to seal Champions
League return
Bengaluru (Agen-
cies): Chandigarh have
won the Indian Deaf
Cricket Association
Women's 4th T-10 Na-
tional Cricket Champi-
onship for deaf - 2023 in
Bengaluru, beating two-
time winners Mumbai
in the final.
Mumbai were all out
for 73 in eight overs and
Chandigarh chased the
target in 7.1 overs and
wonthematchby8wick-
ets. Mumbai lost Needa
Shaikh early
. Needa had
been in great form,
her wicket was a crucial
moment in the game.
Chandigarh wins women’s T-10 National
Cricket Championship for Deaf in B’luru
New Delhi: The Inter-
national Cricket Coun-
cil (ICC), on Friday
, May
26, announced the prize
money for the World
Test Championship
(WTC) 2021-23 cycle. 3.8
million US dollars
will be shared
amongthenine
teams tak-
ing part in
t h e tournament
over the last two
years. The purse re-
mains the same as that
of the WTC 2019-21.
The winner of the
WTC 2021-23 will take
home 1.6 million US dol-
lars while the runners-
up will get 800,000 US
dollars. The final of the
WTC will be played be-
tweenIndiaAustraliaon
June7attheKennington
Oval in London. India
aretheNo.1rankedteam
in Tests after they won
the Border Gavaskar
Trophy this year
against Aussies.
Ahmedabad: Defend-
ing champions Gujarat
Titans have registered a
superb 62-run victory
over the Mumbai Indi-
ans (MI) in the Qualifier
2 of the Indian Premier
League (IPL 2023) sea-
son being hosted at the
Narendra Modi Stadi-
um in Ahmedabad.
With this phenomenal
win, the Gujarat Titans
will be playing their
second final on the trot
in just their second sea-
son of the IPL.
After being asked to
bat first in a pressure
Qualifier 2, the Gujarat
Titans have posted a
massive total of 233 for 3
in their 20 overs. During
the mammoth run-
chase, the Mumbai Indi-
ans did not had the best
of starts as they lost
both their openers. Mo-
hitSharmabowledafan-
tastic spell having taken
as many as four crucial
wickets to completely
turn the match in favour
of Gujarat Titans.
ICC announces
prize money for
World Test
C’ship winner
HIGHLIGHTS
l India and Australia will
play in the final of WTC
l Winner of the WTC
2021-23 will take away 1.6
million US dollars
l ICC has a purse of 3.8
million US dollars
PV Sindhu ,Prannoy
roar into semi-finals
MALAYSIA MASTERS
The closing ceremony was held at Samprasiddhi Sports Estadio
was presided over by Mamatha Maben, former woman cricketer.
Gujarat Titans’ players celebrate the dismissal of Mumbai Indians’ Tilak Varma on Friday.
SHUBMAN GILL SLAMS 3RD CENTURY
Shubman
Gill

Bhanwar S Charan and
Hanspal Yadav
Baran: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot while addressing
the all-religion free
mass marriage ceremo-
ny of Shri Mahavir
Gaushala Kalyan San-
sthan, said that organ-
ising mass marriages
gives strength to newly-
weds and also strength-
ens the feeling of social
harmony. “This is the
basic identity of our
country
. Mass marriage
of 2222 couples of all
religions is a historic
event in Baran.” He
said that along with
teachings of our great
men, truth, non-vio-
lence and unity in di-
versity are also basic
sentiments of the Con-
stitution.
The CM said that
marriage of 2,222 cou-
ples of all religions
were solemnised ac-
cording to law in the
mass marriage ceremo-
ny
. These included 2,111
Hindu and 111 Muslim
couples. With the help
of Bhamashahs, the
newlyweds were also
provided with basic
amenities for living.
Gehlot said that the
State government is en-
couraging mass mar-
riages through its
schemes like the CM
Group Marriage Grant
Scheme, CM Kanyadan
Scheme and CM Inter-
caste Marriage Promo-
tion Scheme being run
in the State.
All good people believe that
there is some invisible line evil
will not Cross and therein, lies
the blunder of centuries.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A total of 41,546
candidates have been
shortlisted through Ra-
jasthan Eligibility Ex-
amination for Teachers
(REET)MainsLevel-1for
21,000 posts of teachers.
The result of REET
mains level -1 was de-
clared by the Rajasthan
Staff Selection Board on
Friday
. The candidates
will be given posting on
the basis of merit after
document verification
and district allotment.
The result of different
subjects of Level-2 is
likely to be released by
June 15.
The exam for 48,000
posts was conducted by
Board from Feb 25 to
March 1 where, 9.02 lakh
candidates out of 9.65
lakh appeared.
After the release of
the answer key, objec-
tions were sought from
candidates regarding
the questions. In these,
a total of 77, 939 objec-
tions were registered in
Level-1 and Level-2.
REET Mains Level-1 results: 41,456
candidates shortlisted for 21,000 posts
Attempts being made to destroy
Hindu culture, says Shekhawat
Justice Augustine George
Masih is new CJ of Raj HC
ALL FOR EDUCATION
lll
Inquiry into
objections was
stalled due to
strike of
Information
Assts which
delayed result,
that was to be
released by
April end
Free Mass marriage ceremonies
exemplify humanity, says Gehlot
l Baran: Of
total 2,222
couples, 2,111
Hindu 111
Muslim tie the
knot during the
mass marriage
l CMalsodistributes‘CMGuaranteeCard’duringtheMehangaiRahat
CampinteractswithbeneficiariesaboutStategovt’spublicwelfareschemes
CM Ashok Gehlot greets newly-wed couples during free mass marriage ceremony organised by Shri Mahavir Gaushala Kalyan Sansthan
in Baran on Friday. Also seen are Sukhjinder Randhawa, Pramod Jain Bhaya, GS Dotasra, Joginder Awana Panachand Meghwal.
CM Ashok Gehlot being felicitated by Pramod Jain Bhaya and
Urmila Jain Bhaya during the marriage ceremony organised by
Shri Mahavir Gaushala Kalyan Sansthan in Baran on Friday.
CM Ashok Gehlot, Sukhjinder Randhawa, Dr CP Joshi and Pramod
Jain Bhaya offer prayers at the newly built Jain pilgrimage, Shri
Jai Tribhuvan Vimal Vihar at Bamooliya village in Baran on Friday.
Mass Marriage cere-
monies provide
strength to newly-wed
couples, enhance the
feeling of social har-
mony, which basically
identify our nation.
The mass marriage
ceremony of 2,222
couples in Baran is a
historic event, which
exemplifies humanity
by uniting couples of
various sections of the
society under this
event.
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
I would like to
congratulate all the
newly-wed couples.
The mega event is not
less than a
Mahakumbh.
— Sukhjinder
Randhawa, Congress
Raj In-charge
I would like to extend
my best wishes to all
the newly-wed couples.
A significant social
work is being carried
out in the society by
organising mass mar-
riage ceremony.
— Dr CP Joshi,
Assembly Speaker
Thousands of young
couples have tied the
knot during the mass
marriage ceremonies
and several dignitar-
ies from all walks of
life have blessed them.
— Pramod Jain
Bhaya, Mines Minister
The mass marriage
ceremony is a unique
event. The pious work
of serving humanity is
being done through it.
—GS Dotasra,
PCC Chief
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Jannayak Ja-
nata Party (JJP), an ally
of BJP in Haryana, will
now contest elections in
Rajasthan as an ally of
BJP. JJP National Pres-
ident Ajay Singh Chau-
tala announced this on
Friday in Jaipur. Chau-
tala had come to Jaipur
for the party expansion.
He said that talks are
going on at the national
level with BJP National
President JP Nadda.
“We will contest on
those seats in Rajasthan
where BJP is weak. BJP
is weak in 20 to 25 seats
in Rajasthan. Out of
these seats where JJP is
strong, we will contest.
We will contest elec-
tions on many seats in-
cluding Fatehpur, Su-
ratgarh, Kotputli, No-
har, Bhadra, Lunkaran-
sar,” he told the media.
The party appointed
Prithvi Meel, the For-
mer District Head of
Sir Ganganagar, as the
State President while
Prateek Maharia, son
of former MLA Nandk-
ishore from Fatehpur
assembly constituency
and nephew of BJP
leader Subhash Maha-
ria, was appointed as
State Youth President.
Ex- State Prez of JDU,
Ramnivas Yadav was
made Chief Gen Secy
and Farooq Sheikh as
Chairman of Minority
Cell. Chautala said that
Congress government
has failed on every
front and now the peo-
ple are looking towards
the third option.
JJP will fight polls
in Raj as BJP ally:
Ajay Chautala
We will contest
polls on those
seats in Ra-
jasthan where BJP is
weak. BJP is weak in 20
to 25 seats in Rajasthan.
Out of these seats, we
will contest where JJP is
strong including
Fatehpur, Suratgarh,
Kotputli, Nohar, Bhad-
ra, Lunkaransar.
—Ajay Singh Chautala,
National President of JJP
Ajay Singh Chautala addresses media during a press conference
at Hotel Clarks Amer in Jaipur on Friday. Also seen are Prateek
Maharia, Prithvi Meel, Suresh Choudhary, Sanjay Chopra.
`50 crore for grassland
and wetland development
CM APPROVES
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
approved a financial
provision of Rs 50
crore for various
works of grassland
and wetland develop-
ment in the state.
Out of the above
sanctioned amount,
provision of Rs 40
crore for pasture de-
velopment and planta-
tion works in 7,800
hectare area in 22 for-
est divisions of the
State, Rs. 9 crore for
development and
management of
Sambhar Lake and Rs
1 crore for Kota (Kan-
vaas range) has been
made. This amount
will be made available
from the Environ-
ment Management
Fund.
It is noteworthy
that the announce-
ment in this regard
was made by the
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot in the budget
for the year 2023-24.
Puneet Chaturvedi
Dungarpur: Union Jal
Shakti Minister GS
Shekhawat during his
visit to Dungarpur on
Friday
,targetedtheCon-
gress government of the
state in the matter of at-
tackonSanatanculture.
He said that the govern-
ment here is doing the
policy of appeasement.
The way attempts were
made to destroy the Hin-
du sentiments and San-
atan culture during the
Mughal period, similar
efforts are being made
in the state under the
patronage of the gov-
ernment.
Shekhawat partici-
pated in the Bhairav
Bhakta Mahotsav and
Pratibha Samman cere-
mony of Rebari Samaj
and also visited Raghu-
nath temple along with
Alwar MP Balaknath,
Banswara MP Kanaka-
mal Katara.
Shekhawat then
reached ‘Bhairav Bhakt
Mahotsav’ and ‘Pratib-
ha Samman’ ceremony
of Rebari Samaj in Bhi-
luda. The minister hon-
oured the talents of Re-
bari community
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Augustine
George Masih will be
the new Chief Justice
of Rajasthan HC.
The Central Govern-
ment on Friday
, notified
the appointment of Jus-
tice Augustine George
Masih as the CJ of the
Rajasthan High Court.
The government ap-
proved the recommen-
dation of S C Collegium
following which, ap-
pointment warrant was
issued from President’s
office. Born on March
12, 1963 at Ropar in Pun-
jab, Masih took initial
schooling in St.Mary’s
Convent School, Kasau-
li (H.P.) and completed
school education from
Saifuddin Tahir High
School, Aligarh.
He graduated in Sci-
ence (Hons.) then did
LL.B. (Hons.) from
AMU at Aligarh. He en-
rolled as an Advocate
on rolls of Bar Council
of Punjab Haryana
Bar Council on June 06,
1987. He practiced on
both Original Appel-
late sides.
Masih was sworn in
as Additional Judge of
Punjab Haryana HC
on July 10, 2008 as a
Permanent Judge on
Jan 14, 2011.
`2.31 CRORE FOR VARIOUS WORKS UNDER VALMIKI FUND
CANAL DISTRIBUTARIES WILL BE
FORTIFIED IN JAISALMER, BIKANER
PERMANENT LOK ADALAT JAIPUR
METROPOLITAN-II TO BE FORMED
CM BESTOWED UPON WITH ‘RAJRISHI’ TITLE
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved a financial provision of Rs
22.31 crore for various works under the Valmiki Fund. With this amount con-
struction, modernisation and development of facilities and construction of new
Swachhkar hostel buildings in Barmer, Jodhpur and Jaipur will be possible. Along
with this, various works including pre-matric and post-matric scholarship to the
children of persons engaged in cleaning profession, loan grant to persons engaged
in cleaning profession, jacket uniforms to cleaning staff, training and excursion
will be done with the said amount. It is worth mentioning that with this approval of
the Chief Minister, the students living in the hostels will get help in their studies
and the people engaged in cleaning profession will get support.
Jaipur: Improvement works will be done
in main canal of Sagarmal Gopa branch
in Jaisalmer and Vaidya Magharam
distributaries of Kanwarsain lift system
in Bikaner which will cost Rs 75
crore. CM Gehlot has given
financial approval to fortify
canal system distributaries.
Renovation work will be done
at Vaidya Magharam dis-
tributorship of Bikaner’s Kan-
warsain lift system at Rs 25
cr works at a cost of Rs 50
crore in main canal structures
of Sagarmal Gopa branch
in Jaisalmer. Farmers will be
benefited by canal distributar-
ies of surrounding
areas including
Mohangarh
and Ram-
garh.
Jaipur: CM Gehlot has approved proposal
to form Permanent Lok Adalat Jaipur
Metropolitan-II. Along with this, the
proposal to rename Permanent Lok Adalat
Jaipur Mahanagar as Permanent Lok
Adalat, Jaipur Mahanagar-I has
also been approved.Retd District
Judge level officer will be ap-
pointed as full time President
in new Permanent Lok Adalat
Jaipur Mahanagar II. The CM
has also approved creation of
7 new posts for functioning
of the said court. These posts
include one each for Stenog-
rapher Reader, 3 for Jr Asst
2 for Class IV employee. With
this decision, there will be ease
in disposal of pending
cases related to
daily public util-
ity services.
Baran: It seems that Congress’ ‘soft Hindutva’ chord is suc-
ceeding in State! At All-Religions Sarvadharma Mass Marriage
event in Baran, saints of Malwa, Marwar Hadoti blessed CM
Gehlot for Gauseva works. Famous Saint Kamalkishore Nagar
of Malav Mati’s Vyas seat even gave the title of ‘Rajrishi’ to CM
Gehlot. Meanwhile, Gehlot was also elated by saints’ blessings
said, “This is encouragement for works of our government.”
Ashok Gehlot @ashokgehlot51
Heartiest congratulations to the shortlisted can-
didates for 21,000 posts in the much awaited
REET Mains Level-1, which is important in improving
the quality of education and respectable employment
of youth. We wish that all of you play an important role
in building the future of the country by becoming an
ideal teacher. In the same way, the government is en-
gaged in creating employment in a transparent manner
by conducting examinations in a fair manner.
GS Shekhawat addresses during the Social Festival organised by
Rebari Community at Bhiluda Dhani in Dungarpur on Friday.
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ANNU PANCHAL,
Model
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
You are very generous
by nature and also
you are the backbone
of your family. Today
is a favourable day for
business. You may postpone your
study plans. You are very fortunate
to have a great friend circle. Be
careful of the words that come out
of your mouth.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse may
make you spend more
than you expected.
Fantastic day for
investing money in
stock market as you can make
fortune. You need help on academic
front and you should not shy away
from asking. You miss your parents a
lot and fear to loose them.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You love to live close
to your family. Best
day to buy gold and
silver or any precious
metal for investment
sake. You are a child at heart and
never let this child die. You have a big
heart and you always help someone if
you can. Video gathering is possible
as you miss your social circle.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Visit a doctor if you
have any doubts about
your health. Don’t
attack stress even if
you don’t have any.
Let go of things that are not in your
control. You want to have your own
house and you will work hard to
make your dream come true. Health
remains perfect.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Your spouse is
someone who can do
anything for your
happiness. You are
opportunist and this
will make you successful one day.
There may be delays in property
possession and it won’t effect you.
You are happy spending whole day
at home.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
You will feel amorous
towards your wife.
This is the best time
try something new
with life give yourself
a new purpose. Work on your
limitations, there can be no better
time than this. You have more
opposite sex friends and you may be
judged sometimes.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
You need a break from
day to tensions and
the way to cope up
with stress is to
meditate. You must
create an environment of understand-
ing at home. You will succeed in any
sort of examination if you put your
heart and soul to it. Promotion can be
expected even if other are not.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You care about you
lover but somehow
hesitate in expressing
that care. Don’t make
friends for money and
status rather make friends who will
stick with you forever. On social
front, you may have to spend some
extra money in buying gifts for
someone for some specific occasion.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
You are a pro in your
field and none can
beat you. You give
tough competition to
people. Many people
get inspired by you. You will get
special treatment from your dear
ones. Take stand where you need to,
don’t run in the same direction
where everybody else is going.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You make sure to
make things work your
way. Never demotivate
someone even if
someone is not
capable of doing something. You are
most wanted by your friends. You
can have romantic affair in office and
a serious one. You will invest money
in clothes and accessories today.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Scrumptious food is
what you are craving
for today. You always
maintain cordial
relationship with
everyone. You workout daily to keep
yourself fit. You may start a side
business to earn extra money. You
are not a jealous kind and you feel
happy for others.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Spend time talking
with likeminded
people as it will make
you feel good for now.
Boisterous behaviour
is what everyone needs right now,
do whatever you can do to cheer
everyone up. You will feel financially
comfortable. Your personality will
attract many eligible bachelors.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
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MARITAL BLUES
he simple life of
coming home af-
terworkandspend-
ing time with your
family seems impos-
sible now, as work
emails and phone calls
come in and marriage gets put
on the back burner,” says a wife.
“Your partner is usually the
first one you neglect because
you think, she’ll understand.
She will forgive me. I can spend
time with her later,” says a hus-
band. Technology can blur the
line between a job and mar-
riage. The employer, work-
mates or clients might expect
one to be available 24/7, mak-
ing it difficult to achieve a
work-life balance.
Each call, email or text one
receives off-hours can lead to
what seems like a fire that needs
to be put out immediately. The
balance can be achieved by cre-
ating a reasonable separation
and prioritizing between one’s
job and other aspects of life, in-
cluding marriage.
Some companies feel that be-
cause they pay, they can reach
you whenever they need you.
“Recognizing that my family
needs me, I tell them I’m not
available on my days off. At
times, it is best to decline or del-
egate some of your work,” ex-
presses one husband.
When couples earn two in-
comes, it can produce stress and
strain. It is wise to count the
cost – financially, emotionally
and physically. One of the cold
facts of life is that it costs mon-
ey to earn money – transporta-
tion, clothing and miscellane-
ous expenses.
Many wives can juggle a job
and home duties; her doing so,
nevertheless, entails tradeoffs
and costs. A working wife sim-
ply may not have the time or
energy to devote to the house or
to prepare tasty meals.
Marital strain is another
work expense. Wives often re-
sent having to bear an unfair
share of the housework. Hus-
bands may likewise resent be-
ing asked to help. Some even
complain, as did one husband.
“I feel left out. She comes home
tired and upset. She’s always
busy
. I appreciate what she does,
but fatigue doesn’t make me feel
any happier about it.”
Some men are moved to help
when they realize that there is
a need while others become
quite depressed or critical,
grumbling that their wives have
become too independent or that
their home is neglected.
Not all working couples have
a grandmother or a friend to
take care of their children. Par-
ents can accomplish much by
way of training their children
if they are there for them.
The biggest source of stress
among working women is guilt
over not doing enough – of not
being as
good a wife
and mother
as their
mother was.
A wife, after
quitting her job,
says, “I have
stopped saying,
no, not this after-
noon, I have to work
or no, not now, I am
too tired. Having
t i m e
for my-
self and
my fami-
ly is worth
more than a
paycheque.”
Of course,
not all wives
can quit their
jobs. And some
even say they feel
bored or unfulfilled
if they had to be at
home all day. Said one
working wife, “I need
more in my life than just
cooking.”
Some imaginative wom-
en are starting business en-
terprises. And others are do-
ing part-time work that ena-
bles them to arrange various
responsibilities easily with less
time pressure and tension.
To balance one’s work with
home life, one needs to take the
initiative. If a plan is not there,
one’s job is most likely to in-
trude into one’s marriage.
When the workload is heavy,
that is the time when one needs
to create time for one’s partner.
A wife who faces office dead-
lines says, “Usually when eve-
rything hits at once, I and my
partner agree on a time – a din-
ner or a walk, to have some time
together.”
Some feel obligated to stay
connected just in case the boss
or a client needs them. But oth-
ers turn off notifications on
their phone to stop work at a
set time.
A couple said, “Keeping our
life simple has been a great help
towards keeping things in bal-
ance since there are not many
things vying for our time.”
Realistically, work may occa-
sionally intrude in
marriage. One
can allow for
exceptions.
P e r h a p s ,
the nature
of work
requires
that he
or she
be avail-
able after
o f f i c e
hours. Part-
ners can
avoid being
overly demand-
ing and be more
considerate of
each other’s work-
load.
The thirst for
‘fulfilment’ will
never be fully
quenched by either
housework or profes-
sional work for a man
or a woman.
Work-lifebalanceisanon-
going issue that requires con-
tinualreviewandadjustment.
By being flexible and rea-
sonable, one can succeed.
T
REKHA KUMAR
Personal development skills facilitator
rekhakumar@protonmail.comn
W
WORKING COUPLES
or she
be avail-
able after
o f f i c e
never be fully
quenched by either
housework or profes-
sional work for a man
Work-lifebalanceisanon-
going issue that requires con-
tinualreviewandadjustment.
even say they feel
bored or unfulfilled
if they had to be at
home all day. Said one
working wife, “I need
more in my life than just
Some imaginative wom-
en are starting business en-
terprises. And others are do-
ing part-time work that ena-
t i m e
for my-
self and
my fami-
ly is worth
more than a
paycheque.”

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Ileana D'Cruz
FLAUNTS HER
BABY BUMP
ctress Ileana D'Cruz announced her first pregnancy
recently and took social media by storm. In April
this year, she shared the good news with fans by
dropping a cute post. In her post, she wrote that she
'cannot wait to meet her little darling'. Post announc-
ing her pregnancy
, the actress has been sharing cute
glimpses of herself on Instagram. Earlier today
, she
took to her handle and shared adorable pictures while flaunt-
ing her baby bump. In the mirror selfies, the mommy-to-be is
seen sporting a black crop top paired with matching pants. In
the first picture, she is seen facing the mirror and clicking a
selfie while in the second picture, Ileana changed her angle to
flaunt her baby bump. Along with the pictures, she wrote, It all
about...angles followed by a laughing emoji. The actress is seen
exuding a pregnancy glow in the pictures.
E
xcited to see Kareena Kapoor
Khan make her F1 Grand Prix
debut? So are we! Bebo will be
attending the F1 Grand Prix
race in Monaco
on May 28. As
per the
s o u r c e ,
Kareena
w i l l
w a t c h
the prac-
tice race
on May
27th in
M o n a c o ,
and will inter-
act with some of
the GP drivers too! The Monaco
Grand Prix is a part of the 2023 F1
calendar that consists of 23 races
before the finale is held in Abu Dha-
bi in November. The official website
of Formula 1 shared, “The opening
day of practice in the principality
will take place on May 26, followed
by a qualifying day on May 27 and,
finally
, the Grand Prix itself on May
28, with another exciting weekend
of F1 action in store.”
KAREENA'S F1
GRAND PRIX
DEBUT
D
uring the Thursday’s season 3 pre-
miere of The Kardashians, Kim
could be seen speaking to Scott
Disick and Khloe Kardashian
about her split from Pete Davidson and
how her nasty divorce with Kanye
West impacted their relationship.
While talking to Scott and Khloe,
Kim admitted, “I’m single and I’m not ready to
mingle and that's OK. Breakups are just like, not
my thing.” Reacting to what Kim said, both Scott
and Khloe pointed out that no one actually likes
ending relationships. The SKIMS founder fur-
ther said that she obviously feels sad about her
breakup with Pete Davidson since nine months
is a long time. Pete and Kim had really long talks
about the same and they both communicated
very well. Kim Kardashian also admitted feeling
guilty for what Pete Davidson had to go through
because of her relationship with Kanye West.
KIM KARDASHIAN
OPENS UP
RIHANNA’S
R
ihanna sported a pear-cut diamond toe
ring that was by XIV Karats. Jewel-
lery expert Maxwell Stone of Steven
Stone Jewellers reportedly informed
the media outlet that the magnificent rock
could be worth an estimated $1 million.
Stone revealed that the ring featured a
9-carat pear-cut diamond. He also shared
that the ‘non-traditional cut’ had its
own interesting symbolism. The jewel-
lery expert stated that pear-cut stones
are “believed to symbolize the em-
powerment and independence of the
wearer,” before adding that the “cut
is the perfect choice for a global su-
perstar like Rihanna.” The singer-su-
perstar donned this valuable gem on a
night out ahead of the 2023 MET Gala
when she opted for a feathered black and
white outfit.
Karma collaboration
I
ce Spice shared a beautiful picture with Taylor Swift
which garnered different reactions from fans. Swift looked
chic in a black v-neck ensemble with subtle makeup high-
lighting her lips. She kept her hair open in natural waves
with bangs covering her head. Meanwhile, Ice Spice looked
trendy in a red t-shirt which she paired with a pink jacket
and chunky necklace. The rapper kept her curls open as she
styled them with a patterned bandana. In the picture, Swift
can be seen smiling while Ice Spice made a victory sign with
her tongue sticking out. Fans had different reactions to this picture amid their
‘Karma’ collaboration news. One user tweeted, ‘KARMA TAKES ALL MY FRIENDS
TO THE SUMMIT FACTS !!!!!!!#TSmidnighTS’; while the other one commented,
‘They look so cute together but the song is just not giving’. Another fan quipped,
‘they’re so cute! They have an organic chemistry
. The collab was firee. ’
Dipika and Shoaib's Gratitude Journey
T
he one who is so
down-to-ear th
and has been
through a lot a
strong lady, is none oth-
er than Dipika Kakar
Ibrahim.
Ashish Tiwari recent-
ly interviewed Dipika
Kakar Ibrahim and
Shoaib Ibrahim and talk
about their first child,
pregnancy, Struggle,
proposal,familyMuch
more
Dipika Kakar was
asked about how she is
feeling about having so
much happiness coming
in her life right now, and
she replied with so ele-
gance and gratitude,
“Bhot zayda gratitude
hai Ashish, honestly
. Be-
cause this is priceless
(putting hands on her
baby bump while talk-
ing) ek aisi cheez hai
chahiye aap as a lady ya
as a couple bolo haar
cheez mein apki life ka
stage hai jiska aap inte-
zaar karte ho. The most
beautiful part is when
you’re prepared and
waiting for this phase.
Toh muje aisa lgta hai
and issiliye yeh bhot
priceless hai. To have an
entire phase according
to your ease is a blessing
and yes it was a dream
to have a big house and
have those luxuries. Jab
aap apni life aap na plan
karo aur upar wala plan
kare toh voh itni khub-
surti se plan hoti hai na
ki aap usse accept karne
mein bhi aapko lage ki
aacha yeh sach mein ho
rha hai.”
They spoke about the
difficult phase of their
life, how they overcome
their difficulties, and
their journey from be-
ing friends to lovers.
The journey was adven-
turous and helped each
other through difficult
times. As we all know
Dipikahasbeenthrough
a lot. She gets emotional
thinking about this
phase of her life every
time. The reason they
are so strong together is
that they were in the
most difficult phase
when they met each oth-
er, and because of their
friendship, their bond
got so strong. She added,
“If he hadn’t been there
I don’t know aaj mein
kis situation mein hoti.
Mein bhot difficult
phase mein thi I wasn’t
myself, I was lost. Agar
Shoaib meri life mein
nhi aate toh I don’t know
mein iss waqt kaha hoti
aur kya kar rahi hoti,
thik hoti bhi kin hi I
have no clue. So meet-
ing him, him coming in
my life is like starting
fresh.
Shoaib talked about
how Dipika helped him
during the difficult
phase when his father
faced a brain hemor-
rhage. The flight was
not available till morn-
ing so Dipika called him
at her place and she
stayed up all night con-
soling him, spoke to the
doctors took all the up-
dates. He said that he
shows that he is strong
but when it comes to his
family he is weak, he
can’t stand looking at
his family in problem.
They are way thank-
ful for the love and bless-
ings they are getting
from their fans and for
trollers a little message
that they haven’t lived
their life and can’t judge
them through their seri-
als and vlogs but still,
they can’t say anything
because they are a pub-
lic figure and freedom
of speech is only for the
public but not for a pub-
lic figures.
ROKHSHAN ADAJANIA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
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