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654
DEATHS
39,780
CONFIRMED CASES
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2,392 DEATHS 59,126 CASES
ANDHRA PRADESH
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Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: Wednesday finally
brought with it a culmination
of the ongoing tussle between
the top two constitutional posi-
tions in Rajasthan, i.e. Gover-
nor Kalraj Mishra and Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot, since
late in the evening the Gover-
nor gave his in-principal as-
sent to calling the state Assem-
bly from August 14.
The development, which
rendered excitement and ela-
tion in the Gehlot camp, also
stamped the moral victory of
CM Gehlot.
The development occurred
hours after Governor rejected
Gehlot’s request for an As-
sembly session for the third
time, citing short notice, after
which CM Gehlot, who made
untiring efforts to get Gover-
nor’s approval, proposed a
new date.
Earlier in the day, the Gov-
ernor had said that there
seemed to be no convincing
reason to call a session as ear-
ly as Friday without a 21-day
notice in the middle of the
coronavirus pandemic. A
floor test could be one reason
to call a session at short no-
tice, Mishra suggested, and a
short session could be held
with social distancing meas-
ures. An interesting develop-
ment occurred when the Gov-
ernor rejected the proposal.
CM Gehlot was at PCC for
Govind Singh Dotasara’s as-
suming office as new PCC
Chief. Turn on P2
Now, HRD is Edu Ministry;
A new policy after 34 yrs!
New Delhi: The Minis-
try of Human Resource
Development (MHRD)
is back to being Minis-
try of Education with
the Union Cabinet ap-
proving the change in
its name on Wednesday.
The name change
was among the key rec-
ommendations of the
draft New Education
Policy, which was also
cleared in Wednesday’s
Cabinet meeting.
The Ministry of Edu-
cation was renamed as
the HRD ministry in
1985, during the tenure
of former Prime Minis-
ter Rajiv Gandhi. The
next year the National
Education Policy (NEP)
was introduced which
was later amended in
1992. PV Narasimha
Rao became the first
HRD minister in the Ra-
jiv Gandhi Cabinet.
New education policy
was part of the Bharati-
ya Janata Party’s mani-
festo ahead of the 2014
general election. P4
New Delhi: MHA on
Wednesday issued
Ùnlock 3’ guidelines
removing restrictions
on the movement of
individuals during the
night (night curfew)
and allowing Yoga in-
stitutes and gymnasi-
ums to open from Au-
gust 5 while schools,
metro and cinema
halls will continue to
remain closed.
The ministry said
that lockdown shall con-
tinue to be implemented
strictly in the contain-
ment zones till August
31 and schools, colleges,
coaching institutions
and cinema halls will
remain closed till the
end of August. Accord-
ing to the new guide-
lines, metro rail, cine-
ma halls, swimming
pools, entertainment
parks, theatres, bars,
auditoriums, assembly
halls, social/ political/
sports/ entertainment/
academic/ cultural/ re-
ligious functions and
other large congrega-
tions will continue to
remain prohibited.
Dates for the opening
of these will be decided
separately based on the
assessment of the situ-
ation, the ministry said
in a release.
States and UTs, based
on their assessment of
the situation, may pro-
hibit certain activities
outside the contain-
ment zones, or impose
such restrictions as
deemed necessary.
“Restrictions on the
movementof individuals
during the night (night
curfew) have been re-
moved,” the release said.
The ministry said
that the new guidelines
are based on feedback
received Turn on P2
Ambala: Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has welcomed the landing of Ra-
fale fighter jets in Ambala with a tweet
in Sanskrit which refers to the obliga-
tion of protecting one’s nation being
supreme. The PM’s tweet came mo-
ments after the first batch of five Ra-
fale Jets touched down in Ambala on
Wednesday afternoon after covering
7,000 km in flight since its take off from
France on Tuesday. The jets were given
a customary water salute upon their
arrival at the airbase, some 220-km
from the India-Pakistan border. The
formal induction ceremony of the air-
craft would be held later. The aircraft
would move out soon to another opera-
tional base for operational sorties. P4
Gyms to open, no night
curfew from August 5
Jaipur: Bahujan Samaj
Party (BSP) on Wednes-
day filed a writ petition
in the Rajasthan High
Court challenging the
merger of six BSP
MLAs with the ruling
Congress in state.
According to highly
placed sources BSP Su-
premo Mayawati might
opt for heading to the
ED as well, in addition
to fighting a legal battle.
Sources reveal that
Mayawati wants to get
the ‘inclusion’ of 6 BSP
MLAs into Congress, al-
legedly by providing
them money, investigat-
ed by the ED and if the
ED accepts Maya’s alle-
gations, then the BSP
MLAs from Rajasthan
might face difficult
times ahead. Although
the matter is nearly ten
months old, yet ED
would not shy away
from digging old graves.
—Agencies
UNLOCK 3.0
Jaipur/New Delhi:
Speaker CP Joshi has
filed a fresh petition
in the Supreme Court
challenging the July
24 order of the High
Court staying pro-
ceedings on disquali-
fication petitions
against former depu-
ty Chief Minister
Sachin Pilot and 18
Congress MLAs.
Rajasthan HC on
Friday had ordered
status quo on the dis-
qualification notices
sent by the Speaker,
effectivelybarringthe
Speaker to proceed
further on the notices
underTenthSchedule
of the Constitution to
disqualify the dissi-
dent MLAs, even if
they do not submit
their replies to it.
“The impugned or-
der restraining the
Speaker from per-
forming his constitu-
tional duties under
the Tenth Schedule is
a direct intrusion by
the High Court into
the domain exclusive-
ly reserved for the
Speaker under the
Tenth Schedule of
the Constitution,”
read Joshi’s plea.
It added the July 24
order is “completely
non reasoned” and
does not reveal any
reasons for passing
the status quo order.
“The High Court
has no jurisdiction to
decide the validity of
para 2(1)(a) of the
Tenth Schedule on
the anvil of the basic
structure doctrine.
The basic structure
doctrine Turn on P2
CPfilesfreshpleain
SCagainstHCorder
MLAs’ merger
with Cong:
BSP moves HC
WHAT WERE MISHRA’S 3 CONDITIONS?
 The assembly session should
be called by giving a 21-day
clear notice, so that all members
of the assembly can decide to
get equal time and opportunity
to come for the session.
 Under any circumstances, if
action is taken to obtain a vote
of confidence, then it should
be as per the order of the
Supreme Court. It should be
decided that all members join
at their will.
 Looking at the guidelines
of Corona, it should also be
clarified how social distancing
will be maintained during the
Assembly session.
GUVBLINKS,GIVESCMAUG14DATE!
GEHLOT CAMP CLAIMS A MORAL VICTORY
CM Ashok Gehlot with Governor Kalraj Mishra at Raj Bhawan on Wednesday.
DISQUALIFICATION PROCEEDINGS
The first batch of five Rafale combat jets enter
the Indian air space on its way to Ambala
airbase from France on Wednesday.
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
From speed
to weapon
capabilities,
Rafale
is way
ahead! I am sure
these world class
fighter jets will prove
to be a game changer.
Congratulations to
PM @narendramodi ji,
DM @rajnathsingh ji,
Indian Air Force and
the entire country on
this momentous day.
#RafaleInIndia
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
I would like
to add, if it
is anyone
who should
be worried
about or critical about
this new capability of
the Indian Air Force, it
should be those who
want to threaten our
territorial integrity.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
There is no
greater blessing
than protecting
the nation,
protecting the
nation is a
virtuous deed
and protecting the nation is the
best Yagna. There is nothing
beyond this. Touch the sky with
glory. Welcome.
PM SAYS SWAGATAM AS
RAFALE LANDS @ AMBALA
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: After a blood-
ied tussle between ex-
PCC Chief Sachin Pi-
lot and CM Ashok
Gehlot, it was now
time for new PCC
Chief and Gehlot loy-
alist, Govind Singh
Dotasara to assume
office of state party
president.
During the event Ge-
hlot asked Dotasara to
convene a three day ple-
nary session of the
state Congress where
party workers up to
block level can express
themselves freely.
“When the work-
ing of CM and his
ministers is criticised
in such a plenary ses-
sion, then it gives out
a big message to the
bureaucracy about
working honestly,
since when the work-
ing of CM can be chal-
lenged, then what
chance do they
stand,” Gehlot said
while addressing the
AICC guests, elected
representatives of the
party, former party
chiefs & ministers of
the state at official func-
tion for Dotasara’s as-
suming charge. He con-
gratulated Dotasara
and said all know his
style of working. Prais-
ing Dotasara’s stellar
role in Assembly as
deputy LOP while Con-
gress was reduced to
minuscule numbers,
Gehlot said that the
message of Dotasara’s
appointment will perco-
late to the block level.
CM said the conspir-
acy to pull down Con-
gress government is on
with active support of
BJP, central govern-
ment and all the re-
sources at their dispos-
al even in the face of
severe corona crisis.
Turn p2, More on P2, P8
At last, Gehlot brings his own man @ PCC
A GEHLOT DREAM COMES TRUE
Govind Dotasara seeks blessings of CM Ashok Gehlot on Wednesday.
WORLD
6,66,172
DEATHS
1,70,38,177
CONFIRMED CASES
INDIA
15,84,299
CONFIRMED CASES
35,000
DEATHS
MAHARASHTRA
14,463 DEATHS 4,00,651 CASES
DELHI
TAMIL NADU
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA

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CONG WELCOMES
NEW PCC CHIEF
Jodh’sKunalcaptures3rd
placeatphotocompetition
Dhariwalapprovesnew
‘bettermentlevy’provisions
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Newly-elected
PCC chief Govind Sin-
gh Dotasara on Wednes-
day formally took
charge of his post in the
presence of Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot,
AICC general secretary
and state in-charge Avi-
nash Pande, and AICC
spokesperson Randeep
Singh Surjewala.
Former PCC chief
Sachin Pilot was absent
but he had congratulat-
ed Dotasara for his new
assignment through a
tweet.
Immediately after
taking charge, Do-
tasara said that party
organization will fully
back up the state gov-
ernment, which will
complete its five-year
term without any dif-
ficulty. He also said
that he is the son of a
farmer and will work
with the help of all the
communities.
CM Ashok Gehlot
asked the new PCC
chief to convene a ses-
sion of the state unit.
He also said that people
have been asking ques-
tions as to why the gov-
ernor has been block-
ing the state assembly
session. He also said
that the government
was stable.
AICC general secre-
tary Avinash Pande
said that he has worn
the crown of thorn.
Apart from Gehlot,
Avinash Pande and Sur-
jewala, ministers,
MLAs and party work-
ers were present in the
PCC office when Do-
tasara took charge.
Many in the party
claimed that he was
chosen for the job for
ideological commit-
ment, which he showed
as an education minis-
ter. He had constantly
attacked the RSS and its
ideology and the post of
PCC chief seen as a re-
ward for that.
There is no doubt
that it won’t be an easy
job for Dotasara but he
is likely to get support
and guidance from sen-
ior leaders.
What is also interest-
ing is that for the first
time, both the BJP and
Congress have state
presidents from the
same community. Who
will be successful in get-
ting a bigger pie of
their community’s vote
bank will be keenly
watched.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Mumbai’s Ab-
hijit Sinha has won the
first prize in a photo
competition on the
World Tiger Day. Ra-
jasthan’s forest depart-
ment and Jaipur Tiger
Festival (JTF) had joint-
ly organized a digital
photo exhibition, which
received 390 photo-
graphs of tigers from
201 photographers.
Forest minister Sukh-
ram Vishnoi, HOFF GV
Reddy, chief wildlife
wardenArindamTomer
and former chairman
of Indian Medical Asso-
ciation and chairman
of Rajasthan Hospital
Dr SS Agarwal an-
nounced names of the
winners. Abhijit Sinha
received Rs 51,000 for
his first prize while sec-
ond prize of Rs 31,000
went to Yasir Hussain
from Gurgaon and Ku-
nal Khimsara from
Jodhpur came third to
receive Rs 21,000.
Memberof Rajasthan
wildlife board and pa-
tron of Jaipur Tiger fes-
tival Dhirendra Godha
informed that apart
from prizes for the first
three spots, there were
10 consolations prizes
as well.
The jury comprising
nationalawardwinnerS
Nallamuthu,Sriprakash
Ramakrishnan, and An-
jani Kumar chose the
winners after carefully
scanningnearly400pho-
tographs. President of
JTF Anand Agarwal
saidthatJaipur’sSuren-
d r a
Chouhan, Sawai Mad-
hopur’s Danish Parvesh
and Vijay Kumawat, Hy-
derabad’s Professor Ji-
tendra Govindani, Ben-
galuru’s Shankar MS
and Manak Ray, Noida’s
Sanjay Kashyap, Guru-
gram’s Archana Singh,
andSamanvayaBhutani
and Thane’s Prateek
Kulkarni were selected
for consolations prize.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal has
made far-reaching
changes in the building
bylaws to encourage
vertical growth, group
housing, and eco-friend-
ly construction. Dhari-
wal clearly intends an
organized, faster, trans-
parent, decentralized,
and hassle-free growth
mechanism in the state.
Continuing with his re-
forms now he has ap-
proved the new better-
ment levy provisions.
The new system will not
have slabs as per Built
Area Ratio (BAR). Now
betterment levy will be
charged at 20% and 40%
of the reserved price for
residential and commer-
cial properties respec-
tively irrespective of the
height of the building.
Dhariwal has also ap-
proved PS (UDH)
Bhaskar Sawat’s pro-
posal of colony wise
impanelling skilled per-
sonnel for horticulture
& rainwater harvesting
which is mandatory for
plots bigger than 350 sq
meters under building
bylaws. It is also man-
datory to plant a tree for
every 50 sq meters. The
local bodies will make
these personnel availa-
ble on request.
Ex-PCC chief Pilot was absent but he congratulated
Govind Singh Dotasara for his new assignment on Twitter
Newly appointed PCC chief Govind Singh Dotasara greeting visitors at the PCC office on Wednesday.
CELEBRATIONS AT PCC
Amid political crisis,
Pilot congratulates
PCC chief Dotasara
Jaipur: Sachin Pilot
on Wednesday, left
the Congress work-
ers surprised when
he congratulated
state education min-
ister Govind Singh
Dotasara with a word
of advice after he as-
sumed the charge of
PCC chief. Pilot
shocked the Con-
gress workers with
his tweet in which he
congratulated Do-
tasara for assuming
the charge of PCC
chief. However, while
congratulating him,
Pilot also gave a word
of advice to him, say-
ing that he hopes that
the new PCC chief
shall work without
any pressure or par-
tiality for the grass-
roots party workers.
“Congratulations to
Shri @GovindDotasra
ji on assuming the
charge of Chairman
of Rajasthan PCC. I
hope that you will care
for the respect and
honour of all those
workers whose hard
work helped in form-
ing the Congress gov-
ernment in the state
without getting under
any kind of pressure
or partiality,” he add-
ed. “Thank you very
much Sachin ji. I also
hope that you will
come to Jaipur leav-
ing the hospitality of
BJP and Khattar gov-
ernment and stand
with the honour of all
Congress workers
whose hard work
helped in forming the
Congress govern-
ment,” Dotasara re-
plied. —Agencies
(1) Avinash Pande, CM Ashok Gehlot, Govind Singh Dotasara, Mahendra
Choudhary along with other leaders arriving at the PCC office for the
swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday. (2) Randeep Surjewala and Ajay
Maken on way to PCC office. (3) Congress leaders and workers attending
the ceremony. (4) Health workers taking temperature and providing
sanitizers to the attendees at the PCC office. (5) PCC Seva Dal member
offers Laddoos to the attendees at the PCC office in Jaipur. (6) PCC chief
Govind Singh Dotasara, Ashok Gehlot, BD Kalla, Dr Chandrabhan, Vivek
Bansal along with other leaders during the ceremony at PCC office. (7)
Divya Maderna. (8) Ashok Chandana arriving at the PCC office.
—PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
The new system will not have slabs as per BAR
Shanti Dhariwal
JAIPUR TIGER FESTIVAL
CHAIRS MEET OF
RUDSICO & RUIDP
Guv blinks...
It was then that he
learnt about Governor’s
rejection to the proposal
and immediately
quipped that it is yet
again time for him to
meettheGovernorsince
he has received his ‘love
letter’. “I am going to
meet him to find out
what he wants. Whether
he seeks a notice of 21
days or 31 days to call
Assembly session, we
will be victorious,” Ge-
hlot said then. This was
the fourth meeting be-
tweenGovernorandCM
since the Congress cri-
sis broke out, and like
all the other meets, this
meeting too occurred in
a cordial environment.
Meanwhile, after a
short meeting with the
constitutional head of
Rajasthan government,
Gehlot decided to call
his Cabinet yet again,
eighth time in five days,
signaling that he want-
ed the unending back-
and-forth with the Gov-
ernor to end, and decid-
ed to ask for a session
exactly 21 days from
when the first request
was made.
This marked a sig-
nificant concession
from the Gehlot Cabi-
net’s earlier stance that
the Governor was block-
ing proposals using
questions that were not
in his jurisdiction.
Maintaining his pre-
vious stand to either dis-
close the reason for con-
vening session on short
notice or give prior no-
tice of 21 days as per
rules, the Governor said
in a three page note
while returning the Ge-
hlot government’s pro-
posal for the third time.
There seemed to be no
convincing reason to
call a session on Friday,
the Governor said. A
floor test could be one
reason, he said, and a
short session could be
held with social distanc-
ing measures. The gov-
ernor also gave reasons
for rejecting the govern-
ment proposals. “The
first proposal received
on July 23, did not have
dateandcabinetapprov-
al. The second one on
late night on July 25 did
not respond to informa-
tion sought by me, the
third one too did not an-
swered my queries,” the
Governor maintained.
CP files...
is a judicially evolved
doctrine evolved by this
court on what is the soul
and spirit of the Consti-
tution. Such a determi-
nation of the basic
structure ought not to
be carried out by the
High Court more so
when the challenge to
para 2(1) (a) has already
been upheld by this
court in Kihoto,” the
plea stated. —ANI
Gyms to...
from states and UTs and
extensive consultations
held with related cen-
tral ministries and de-
partments.
“Yoga institutes and
gymnasiums will be al-
lowed to open from Au-
gust 5, 2020. In this re-
gard, SOP will be issued
by the Ministry of
Health & Family Wel-
fare for ensuring social
distancing and to con-
tain the spread of COV-
ID-19,” the release said.
—ANI
At last...
He reassured the Con-
gressmenof thestability
of his government for
full tenure. Gehlot em-
phatically said, “no mat-
ter whether it takes 21 or
31daysbutultimatelywe
willwindespiteRajBha-
wan writing six page let-
ters,ED&CBIbeingmis-
used and selected few
being raided. Our fight
against Corona has been
appreciated by the PM
himself ineveryVCheld
by the central govern-
ment.”
He said normally its
the opposition which de-
mands an assembly ses-
sion but in our case it is
the state government
demanding it, then why
the unnecessary obsta-
cles.“Governorisagood
personbutisworkingon
the directions of some-
one everybody knows by
now. All your work as
MLAs that has suffered
during the last one
month,willbedonewith
a bonus. I appeal to all
the party workers to
stand united with the
government in this
hour,” he aid.
Refuting opposition’s
jibe on hotel stay Gehlot
said, “it is our compul-
sion to be in hotel else I
haveneverbeentohotels
in my whole life as I had
to in the last few days.”
Gehlot remembered his
days as PCC chief and
said that my soul ven-
tures in the PCC build-
ing.Heremindedof Late
Haridev Joshi living on
first floor of PCC where
he later sat as PCC chief.
Gehlotendedhisaddress
in a rather amusing way
mentioning that he was
leaving for a cup of tea
with the Governor hint-
ing at the meeting at Raj
Bhawan soon after.
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RAJASTHANJAIPUR | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020
Loonaram Darji
Jalore: People of Ja-
lore are literally on
cloud nine with son of
the soil Abhishek Tri-
pathi flying in one of
five much awaited Ra-
fale fighter aircrafts to
India. Although the
touchdown of the
fighter craft has elated
every Indian but find-
ing a direct connection
with it makes the resi-
dents of Jalore feel
special.
Wing Commander
Abhishek Tripathi was
born on January 9, 1984
to father Anil and moth-
er Manju Tripathi in
the Gurjaro Ka Bas, Ra-
jendra Nagar area. Fa-
ther Anil Tripathi
served Land Develop-
ment Bank while moth-
er Manju Tripathi was
a sales tax employee.
Abhishesk did his ini-
tial schooling from Im-
manuel Secondary
School of Jalore.
Abhishek shifted to
Mansarovar branch of
Seedling Public School
in Jaipur from which
he finished classes 11
and 12. Abhishek com-
pleted his higher stud-
ies from JNU, Delhi. He
passed the prestigious
NDA exams in 2001 and
joined Indian Air Force
as a flying officer.
Steadily he rose to
flying lieutenant,
squadron leader and
now is posted at Amba-
la base as wing com-
mander with the IAF.
While Abhishek was
studying in Jalore he
became a member of
AryaveerDal.Abhishek
was a keen sportsper-
son as a student. All the
teachers who had
taught Abhishek in
school are feeling proud
of their student achiev-
ing such a milestone.
The Tripathi resi-
dencehasbeenthronged
by many well wishers
mostly unknown to the
Tripathi couple. But no-
body in the crowd both-
ered about each other’s
identity because all of
them were simply proud
Indians.
Jalore proud of son who brought Rafale to India
FLYING HIGH
CORONASITUATIONINRAJGOESFURTHUR
SOUTH:1,144NEWCASES&10DEATHSSo far, 28,309 people have recovered in state, out of which 27,032 have been discharged, 10,817 are under treatment
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the last 24
hours, 1,144 new corona
cases and 10 deaths have
been reported in the
state, which has taken
the total number of pos-
itives to 39780 and total
deaths to 654. As of now,
28,309 people have re-
covered from coronvi-
rus in Rajasthan, out of
which 27032 have been
discharged. At the same
time, 10817 people are
undergoing treatment
for coronavirus in hos-
pitals. The number of
corona positive mi-
grants has reached 7555.
In Jaipur alone, 183
people have died so far,
followed by Jodhpur 81
fatalities, Bharatpur
53, Ajmer 38, Bikaner
36, Kota 34, Pali 30, Na-
gaur 23 and Dholpur 15
deaths.
On Wednesday, 10
people lost their lives
due to corona in the
state, including 1 each
from Alwar, Churu, Ka-
rauli, 2 from Bikaner, 3
from Pali and 2 from
other states. The maxi-
mum 253 corona cases
were reported in Alwar,
followed by 154 cases in
Jodhpur and 102 cases
in Jaipur.
On Wednesday, Alwar
recorded maximum
number of daignosed
patients with 253 new
cases followed by Jodh-
pur with 154 cases,
Jaipur 102, Udaipur 79,
Pali76,Sikar57,Barmer
53,Bharatpur 51, Ajmer
47, Kota 45, Bhilwara 29,
Sirohi 27, Jalore 24, Ra-
jsamand 24,Srigangana-
gar 19, Banswara 17, Na-
gaur 17,Churu 16, Dun-
garpur 11, Dausa 10,
Jhunjhunu7,Hanuman-
garh 6, Jhalawar 5,
Baran 4, Bundi 3, Sawai
Madhopur 3, Chittor-
garh2,Karauli2,Pratap-
garh 1.
—FILEPHOTO
Guv cancels ‘At Home’ on
I-Day citing Covid surge
Jaipur: Rajasthan Gov-
ernor Kalraj Mishra on
Wednesday cancelled
the customary Inde-
pendence Day “At
Home” programme at
Raj Bhavan because of
the coronavirus disease
outbreak in the state.
The Governor also
used pandemic as one
of the reasons not to
convene the assembly
session, despite the
Ashok Gehlot-led gov-
ernment’s insistence
and three proposals
sent to him.
The Raj Bhavan hosts
the “At Home” pro-
gramme on the occa-
sion of the Republic
Day and the Independ-
ence Day on January 26
and February 15, re-
spectively, every year.
“The Governor has
expressed deep concern
about the severe Cov-
id-19 outbreak in the
state. The rising num-
ber of active Covid-19
cases in the state is a
worrisome cause,” stat-
ed a communiqué from
the Raj Bhavan.
It quoted Governor
Mishra, who said that
when Rajasthan assem-
bly was adjourned sine
die on March 13, there
only two active Covid-19
cases in the state.
“There were 3,381 ac-
tive cases in Rajasthan
on July 1, which has
breached the 10,000-
mark on July 28. The
state needs to make seri-
ous efforts to check the
spread of the viral infec-
tion,” it added. —Agencies
Pvt Co officer
caught taking
bribe of `50k
First India Bureau
Ajmer: ACB caught Ra-
hul Raghav, a liaisoning
officer of a private com-
pany asking for an
amount of Rs 1 lakh, in
lieu of providing com-
pensationfortheauthor-
ized house, on Wednes-
day. Raghav had asked
thecomplainantPrahlad
for the bribe and the vic-
tim had lodged the com-
plainttotheACBonJuly
16. ACB first verified the
matter and then laid a
trap. The accused was
caughtred-handedwhile
taking a bribe of Rs.
50,000, which was the
first installment of the
bribe, from Kishangarh.
The team has also recov-
ered the bribe amount
from him. The action
was taken in the leader-
ship of DYSP Mahipal
Chaudhary. Currently,
the ACB team is interro-
gating the accused.
In the past, Rahul Ra-
ghav had also taken a
signed blank cheque of
Rs. 1 lakh from the com-
plainant. The accused
will be presented in the
court today.
Plan priorities in
accordance with
corona effects: CS
Bhanwarlal moves HC to
quash FIR against him
DRIZZLING DROPS
First India Bureau
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot gave instructions to
acceleratetheimplemen-
tation of the public wel-
fare schemes so that
these schemes are not
affected due to corona.
Along with this, instruc-
tions have been given to
make employment and
social security related
activities reach every
area. In compliance with
these instructions,
Chief Secretary Ra-
jeeva Swarup gave nec-
essary directions in
meeting of Medical-
Health, Medical Educa-
tion, Social Justice Em-
powerment, Tribal Re-
gional Development De-
partment and WCD at
the Secretariat on
Wednesday.
Swarup instructed to
re-preparedepartmental
priorities keeping in
mind the effects on the
activities of the depart-
ments due to corona, en-
sure maximum revenue
under central schemes
and implementation of
budget announcements.
Pending inter-depart-
mental cases were also
resolved. CS said that
state government would
providefullsupporttoall
eligible beneficiaries of
National Food Security
Act and Pradhan Mantri
Gareeb Kalyan Anna Yo-
jana. He instructed the
concerned departments
to get a proposal for pro-
viding benefits to each
beneficiary through so-
cial organisations.
He also directed to en-
sure availability of tech-
nical personnel for
equipment,theirmainte-
nance and operation in
all hospitals along with
preparing an action plan
for developing model
health centres through
the MLA regional devel-
opment fund. The land
related orders were also
given for various places.
Jaipur: Rebel Con-
gress MLA Bhanwar-
lal Sharma has moved
the Rajasthan High
Court seeking quash-
ing of an FIR against
him in connection
with the audio tapes
case dealing with an
alleged conspiracy to
topple the Ashok Ge-
hlot led Rajasthan gov-
ernment.
The MLA moved the
court, alternatively de-
manding the transfer
of the investigation
into the case to the Na-
tional Investigation
Agency from SOG.
Sharma pleaded to the
court to quash the FIR,
terming the case
against him as politi-
cally motivated.
He demanded trans-
fer of the investigation
into the case to the NIA
arguing that he does
not believe in fair probe
into the case by the
state investigative
agency. —PTI
NSUI, BJP Yuva Morcha workers lock horns
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Police had to
control the scenario out-
side the BJP headquar-
tersonWednesday,when
NSUI workers and BJP
Yuva Morcha workers
came face to face.
NSUI workers were
protesting outside the
BJPheadquartersunder
the leadership of NSUI
National Secretary Hus-
sain Sultaniya, and
shouted slogans against
the central government.
Hearing the slogans,
workers of Yuva Mor-
cha, led by Rajesh Gur-
jar, also started shouting
slogans against state
government.
The matter could be
controlled because of
presence of the police
forceatthespot. Sultani-
ya said that they came to
give book of law to BJP
statepresidentsothathe
can tell the centre to run
the country as per law.
While, BJP termed the
whole incident by NSUI
as a gimmick. NSUI al-
legesthatRajasthangov-
ernment is being desta-
bilised by BJP.
Gadkari,Rathore talk
Kotputli-Bansur flyover
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Jaipur ru-
ral MP Col Rajyavard-
han Singh Rathore met
central minister Nitin
Gadkari on Wednesday.
He requested to prior-
itize the work of flyover
on road from Kotputli to
Bansur. The Rs 24.78
crore project has been
approved and NHAI has
also prepared DPR for it.
The corona crisis led to
the start of the project.
The flyover near the
road cut is crucial for
people of Alwar, Bansur,
Neem Ka Thana apart
from Kotputli itself and
is an accident prone
area on the highway.
Gadkari immediately
asked the NHAI offi-
cials to take up the
work. The meeting be-
tween the two also took
up issues like black
spots on NH8, construc-
tion of various flyovers,
underpasses and foot
over bridges. It is note-
worthy that Col Rajya-
vardhan has been work-
ing continuously to do
away with bottlenecks
on NH8 since 2014.
Mathura Gate firing:
Minor’s uncle arrested
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Police ar-
rested another accused
who was on the run, in
connection with the
murder of a minor dur-
ing the firing in front of
Mathura Gate police sta-
tion. Bablu aka Vishnu
Thakur is the uncle of
the minor who fired the
shot and dumped the
weapon in a water tank
before escaping. Police
arrested him near the
church in Gopalgarh.
Police questioned
more than half a dozen
family members of the
accusedandalsochecked
their call details. The ac-
cused was arrested on
basis of his mobile loca-
tion.Policearealsolook-
ing for another accused
Ajay Thakur, who gave
the weapon to Vishnu.
Hussain Sultania, Shahid Khan along with other NSUI leaders
during a protest on Wednesday.
Wednesday evening brought with it moderate rain showers in several parts of the city which was a slight reprieve from the oppressing
heat during the day. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Group Captain Harkirat Singh, Wing Commander MS Singh, Group
captain R Kataria, Wing Commander Abhishek Tripathi, Wing
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New Delhi: The Union
Cabinet on Wednesday
approved the new NEP
and renamed the HRD
Ministry as Education
Ministry, officials said.
A panel led by former
ISROchief KKasturiran-
gan had submitted the
draft of the new NEP to
HRD Minister Ramesh
Pokhriyal ‘Nishank’
when he took charge last
year. The significant
changes to the policy,
which has been over-
hauled after 34 years,
includes discontinuing
MPhil courses, making
board examinations for
Class 10 and 12 students
easier, establish a single
regulator for higher ed-
ucation, flexible under-
graduate courses with
multiple exit options
and appropriate certifi-
cation, and intiatives to
bring back 2 crore out-
of-school children,
among others. The new
education policy also
envisions increasing
public investment in
education sector to 6
per cent of the GDP.
Teaching up to at least
Grade 5 to be in mother
tongue or regional lan-
guages. No language
will be imposed on any
student. —Agencies
Boardexamsgoeasier,
MPhil discontinued!A GAME CHANGER:CabinetapprovesnewNat’lEducationPolicy
New Delhi: The Union
Health and Family Wel-
fare Ministry has di-
rected the DCGI) to en-
sure equitable distribu-
tion of drugs across the
country included as
part of “investigational
therapies” in clinical
management protocol
for COVID-19. The move
comes when Arunachal
Pradesh, Dadra and Na-
gar Haveli and Daman
and Diu informed the
ministry of the require-
ment of investigational
therapy drugs.
“With the interven-
tion of DCGI, smaller
States and UTs were
provided with adequate
quantities of drugs un-
der the investigational
therapy for the treat-
ment of COVID-19 pa-
tients,” said the official.
A letter written by
the senior Health Min-
istry official to the
DCGI stated, “I am di-
rected to say that apart
from availability, the
geographical distribu-
tion/reach of the drugs
included as part of in-
vestigational therapies
in clinical manage-
ment protocol for COV-
ID-19, namely, Remdesi-
vir and Tocilizumab,
may also be moni-
tored.” —ANI
Ensureequitabledistribution
of drugs: Ministry to DCGI
New Delhi: DelhiChief
Minister Arvind Kejri-
wal on Wednesday di-
rected city officials to
strictly follow the gov-
ernment’s guideline
about doing a RT-PCR
(real-time polymerase
chain reaction) test on
patients whose COV-
ID-19 reports are nega-
tive despite showing
symptoms.
“Existing guidelines
say that if any patient’s
antigen test is negative
but he or she has symp-
toms, RT-PCR test must
be done. I directed the
officers today to ensure
strict compliance with
these guidelines,”
tweeted Kejriwal.
RT-PCR is one of the
most common tests for
detection of COVID-19.
India follows the meth-
od of nasopharyngeal
swabs collection for
COVID-19 test.
FollowRT-PCRtestguidelines,
Arvind Kejriwal to officials
Municipal workers wearing protective suits carry the body of a
person who died of COVID-19 for burial, in Karad, Wednesday.
New Delhi: BJP presi-
dent JP Nadda inaugu-
rated six district-level
party offices in Hary-
ana, through video
conferencing, on
Wednesday.
Nadda said that the
setting up of party of-
fices at the state and
district level was being
done to strengthen the
organisation from the
grassroots level.
Party workers from
Rewari, Nuh, Palwal,
Sonipat, Fatehabad,
took part in the video
conference held on
Wednesday.
“In 2014, after getting
elected, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi had
said that the BJP party
offices should be set up
at both the state and dis-
trict levels. The then
BJP chief Amit Shah
had included it in his
list of programmes. He
decided that both dis-
trict and state offices
will be made. We have
made party offices in
500 places and work on
the remaining 400 is in
progress and will be
completed soon,” Na-
dda said.
“The BJP will have a
party office soon in all
22 districts. One district
level office is already
functional and six have
been inaugurated to-
day,” he added.
Nadda inaugurates six
district BJP offices
Nadda addresses during virtual inauguration of newly constructed
Haryana BJP offices from BJP HQ , in New Delhi, Wednesday.
Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank talks about the new education policy
in New Delhi on Wednesday.
Hyderabad: BJP con-
demns the statements
made by
A I M I M
chief Asa-
d u d d i n
Owaisi on
PM Modi
attending
the 'bhoomi-pujan' at
Ram temple construc-
tion site in Ayodhya, as
people who are in con-
stitutional positions
have every right to fol-
low their faith and be-
liefs, said the party
spokesperson NV Sub-
hash. “BJP condemns
the remarks made by
Asaduddin Owaisi on
PM Modi attending the
'bhoomi-pujan' at Ram
temple, Ayodhya sched-
uled to be held on Au-
gust 5,” Subhash told.
BJP slams
Owaisi’s remark
on PM attending
‘bhoomi-pujan’
New Delhi: A day after
Janata Dal (Secular)
leader HD Kumaraswa-
my said that Congress
is another name for
horse-trading, Karna-
taka Congress rebutted
the same and brought
up their erstwhile coali-
tion government in
Karnataka.
“Was Kumaraswamy
himself so innocent to
know the difference be-
tween the other party
legislators joining the
ruling party and abus-
ing the constitutional
institutions and dis-
mantling the elected
government through
Operation Lotus?” Kar-
nataka Congress tweet-
ed. The 14-month-old
Congress-JD(S) coali-
tion government in
Karnataka had fallen
after it was defeated on
the floor of the Karna-
taka Assembly with
about 20 MLAs of the
ruling coalition defying
their party whips and
absenting from voting
on the confidence mo-
tion. Kumaraswamy
had yesterday attacked
the Congress party over
the merger of six BSP
MLAs in Rajasthan
with the party.
K’taka Congress hits back
at ex-ally Kumaraswamy
Dhemaji:Assam Chief
Minister Sarbananda
Sonowal on Wednesday
visited and flood and
erosion hit areas in the
State. He visited the Ji-
adhal river site, a tribu-
tary of the Brahmapu-
tra, where floods have
caused huge damage.
The Chief Minister
also visited Bhujgaon
in Dhemaji district
and distributed relief
materials among the
affected people.
“The Jiadhal river, a
tributary of Brahmapu-
tra has caused huge
damage during the pre-
sent spate of floods. Vis-
ited Bhujgaon in Dhe-
maji district distribut-
ed relief materials
among the affected peo-
ple with colleagues,”
the CM tweeted on
Wednesday morning.
One person died at
Bokakhat in Golaghat
district, taking the toll
to 104 in the flood till
July 28, this year.
SDRF has also been
positioned in 40 differ-
ent locations in Assam.
Assam CM visits flood & erosion-hit areas
New Delhi: Prime
Minister Nare ndra
Modi on Wednesday
said that National
Education Policy
(NEP) 2020 is a long
due and much-await-
ed reform in the edu-
cation sector and the
new policy is based
on pillars of access,
equity, quality, af-
fordability and ac-
countability which
will transform India
into a vibrant knowl-
edge hub. In a series
of tweets, he said
NEP gives utmost
importance towards
ensuring universal
access to school edu-
cation and replacing
10+2 structure of
school curricula
with a 5+3+3+4 cur-
ricular structure
will benefit younger
children. “I whole-
heartedly welcome
the approval of the
National Education
Policy 2020! This
was a long due and
much-awaited re-
form in the educa-
tion sector, which
will transform mil-
lions of lives in the
times to come!,” the
PM said.
“NEP 2020 is
based on the pillars
of: Access. Equity.
Quality. Affordabil-
ity. Accountability.
In this era of knowl-
edge, where learn-
ing, research and
innovation are im-
portant, the NEP
will transform India
into a vibrant
knowledge hub,” he
added.
“There is empha-
sis on aspects such
as better infrastruc-
ture, innovative edu-
cation centres to
bring back dropouts
into the main-
stream, facilitating
multiple pathways
to learning among
others,” he said.
NEP will transform
India into vibrant
knowledge hub: Modi
Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal inspecting Charikoria river bank
erosion site at Dhakuakhana in Lakhimpur district on Wednesday.
SONIA GANDHI APPOINTS 17 CITY,
DISTRICT CONG PREZ IN UP
Uttar Pradesh: Interim Congress chief Sonia
Gandhi on Wednesday appointed district and
city party presidents for 17 districts in UP. The
Congpresidenthasappointed
heads of party units in Luc-
know, Bahraich, Gonda, Gon-
da city, Badaun , Badaun city,
Pilibhit, Kasganj, Mirzapur,
Gorakhpur, Sonbhadra, Ja-
laun, Azamgarh, Unnao,
Lakhimpur,Modinagar(Gha-
ziabad) and Mughalsarai (Chandauli). In Feb-
ruary this year, Sonia Gandhi had approved the
proposal for creating new city Congress Com-
mittees in Azamgarh, Sultanpur, Robertsganj
(Sonbhadra) districts in Uttar Pradesh. In Oc-
tober last year, the Cong had revamped the
party’s UP unit, appointing party MLA Ajay
Kumar Lallu as its chief and Aradhana Mishra
as the leader of the legislative party.
1,77,43,740 SAMPLES TESTED FOR COVID-19
While India’s total
tally for covid-19
cases breached 15
lakh mark on Tues-
day, Maharashtra,
Tamil Nadu and
Delhi remained
worst hit despite
some decline in
fresh coronavirus
cases in these
states. Maharash-
tra that has so far
recorded 3,83,723.
COVID-19: 15-
LAKH MARK
New Delhi: The five
Rafales are scheduled
to be inducted into the
IAF on Wednesday,
though a formal induc-
tion ceremony would be
held later. Nearly 23
years after Sukhoi air-
craft were imported, a
fleet of five French-
manufactured Rafale
multi-role combat jets
touched down in India,
giving the country’s air
power a strategic edge
over its adversaries in
neighbourhood.
The aircraft, having
an undisputed track re-
cord and considered one
of the most potent com-
bat jets globally, landed
at the Ambala Air Force
baseaftercoveringadis-
tance of 7,000 km from
the Merignac airbase in
French port city of Bor-
deaux. The Rafales were
escorted by two Sukhoi
30 MKIs after they en-
tered the Indian air
space. Defence Minister
Singh said “the touch
down of Rafale combat
aircrafts in India marks
the beginning of a new
era in our Military His-
tory. These multirole
aircrafts will revolu-
tionise the capabilities
of the IAF”. —Agencies
Rafales cross 7,000 km to join ‘Golden Arrows’
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Minister
of Petroleum
and Natural
Gas and Steel
Dharmendra
Pradhan wel-
comes arrival
of Rafale jets
in the country.
Calling it the “roar-
ing bird”, and a for-
midable protector of
Indian skies, he con-
gratulated the Indian
Air Force for this
powerful addition.
He congratu-
lated the de-
cisive leader-
ship of PM
N a r e n d r a
Modi and
also remem-
bered Former
Defence Minister
Late Manohar Par-
rikar for their far-
sightedness.
New Delhi: The five
Rafale fighter jets have
entered the Indian air-
space,informed
the Office of
Defence Minis-
ter Rajnath
Singh on
Wednesday.
“The Birds
have entered
the Indian air-
space..Happy
Landing in Ambala!”
tweeted the Defence
Minister's Office. “The
five Rafales escorted by
02 SU30 MKIs as they
enter the Indian air
space,” read another
tweet. India's new mul-
tirole foreign fighter
aircraft will join
its Air Force
fleet today in
Ambala. The
last foreign
fighters induct-
ed into the Air
Force were the
Sukhoi-30s from
Russia which
have now become the
mainstay of the Air
Force after multiple or-
ders in view of delays in
placing orders for new
western aircraft. —ANI
‘Birds have entered
Indian airspace’
Water cannon salute being given to one of the five Rafale fighter jets on its arrival at Ambala air base.
ROARING BIRD: PRADHAN
HAILS PM, EX DEF MIN
CORONAVIRUS India on Tuesday reported 47,704 more COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours

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NEWSJAIPUR | THURSDAY, JULY 30, 2020
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra on
Wednesday evening
gave his nod for the As-
sembly session to be
held from August 14,
hours after the Ashok
Gehlot-led cabinet sent
a revised proposal—the
fourth in seven days—
to the Governor amidst
thepoliticalcrisisinthe
state.
Meanwhile earlier in
the day, Congress lead-
ers and ministers
slammed Governor
Mishra after he had
sent back the proposal
for the third time for
conveningtheassembly
session by the council
of ministers.
Rajasthan Minority
Affairs and Waqf Min-
ister Saleh Mohammad
said that such develop-
ment has happened for
thefirsttimethatgover-
nor has sent back pro-
posal three times and it
is unfortunate.
“Everybody is look-
ing at the Governor to
save the Constitution
and democracy. It is
not necessary that 21
days are required for
calling the session.
We are confident that
our leaders are with
us and those who
have left us are mes-
saging that they want
to come back,” he
said.
Rajasthan Sports
Minister Ashok Chan-
dna also expressed con-
cern at the decision of
the Governor.
“Such a thing has not
happened before. The
council of ministers
andthegovernmenthas
to decide when to call
the assembly session.
Whatbillswillbetabled
and what topics are dis-
cussed, it is decided by
the Speaker. In that
committee, both ruling
and opposition leaders
are there. I feel that it
(cabinet decision) only
goes as information to
the Governor. The file
has come for the third
time to him. No one has
objected before when
assembly sessions were
called with less than 21
days notice,” Chandna
said.
“TheGovernorhasto
think about why he is
returning it. There is
coronavirus crisis and
other important bills
that have to be dis-
cussed,” he said.
Deputy Chief Whip
of Congress Legisla-
ture Party Mahendra
Choudhary said the
Governor has “no right
to return it again and
again”.
“It is the work of
Speaker to manage sit-
tingarrangementinthe
assembly. The session
will happen. A wrong
message is sent by the
Governor. Who knows
the Governor might be
pressurised from the
top to do so,” he said.
Governor earlier in
the day sent back third
proposalamidtheongo-
ingpoliticalcrisisinthe
state.
Mishra had said ear-
lier this week said that
Raj Bhavan had never
intended “not to call”
the Assembly session
and asked the Ashok
Gehlot government to
deliberate on three
points including a 21-
day notice period for
conveningasessionand
maintaining social dis-
tancing norms.
Now that Governor
has given his nod, the
complex constitutional
battle, which was get-
ting embarrassing for
establishmentwillmost
likely halt for next two
weeks till the assembly
sessionconvenesonAu-
gust 14. —ANI
BEFORE GUV GIVES NOD FOURTH TIME, CONG SLAMS
HIS DECISION TO RETURN SESSION PROPOSAL 3 TIMES
RAJASTHAN CRISIS: HEADING FOR A CLIMAX!
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Keeping with
the ‘success tide’ the
Rajasthan Housing
Board (RHB) had been
surfing on over the
past several weeks.
On Wednesday too,
the Board’s repeated
its pragmatic perfor-
mance and shocked
several trade pandits
when it sold off prop-
erties worth Rs 62.22
crore, including 203
residential and two
commercial proper-
ties.
Notably, the Board’s
‘installmentscheme’has
been a big hit with peo-
ple, as a result of which
even when the market is
at its lowest under Coro-
na, the Board has been
soaring high.
“This Wednesday was
also a bumper Wednes-
dayasthistime203prop-
erties were sold in the
state, which gave the
Board a revenue of Rs
62.22 crore. Under the
Wednesday Auction Fes-
tival,housesweresoldto
buyers on installments
underthewhichgavethe
board a revenue of Rs
35.67 crore. Along with
this, 2 commercial plots
in Mansarovar Yojana
were sold through e-auc-
tion. The sale of these
plots gave the Board a
revenue of Rs 26.55
crore,” said RHB Com-
missioner Pawan Arora.
It is noteworthy that
both the plots of Mansa-
rovar Yojana were of a
large size measuring
2741.99 square metres
and 1137.60 square me-
tresrespectively.“Noone
expected such large-
sizedplotstobesolddur-
ing the covid period, but
theresultof thepayment
terms which the Hous-
ing Board has relaxed
and better publicity has
resulted in the sale of
such large plots in cur-
rentmarketconditions,”
the Commissioner said.
He said that under
the Wednesday Auc-
tion Festival, people
are participating more
in Housing on Install-
ments scheme. The en-
thusiasmof thepeopleis
alsoseeninthee-bidsub-
mission at all the offices
of the Board.
“35 properties worth
Rs 5.65 crore were sold
in Jaipur Circle I and 46
properties worth Rs
14.86 crore in Jaipur
Circle II. Similarly, 7
properties worth Rs
1.33 crore were sold in
Jodhpur circle first and
second.
17propertiesworthRs
1.81 crore in Kota circle,
24 properties worth Rs
1.79 crore in Bikaner cir-
cle, 33 properties worth
Rs 4.90 crore in Udaipur
circle, and 39 properties
worth Rs 5.25 crore in
Alwar circle have been
sold,” Arora said.
DABI’S ‘CHARGE’
SHOCKS MANY
The young IAS officers of today,
perhaps pout of their sheer
excitement or immaturity, sometimes act
in a manner which creates controversies
and later face the flak for it. Take for
example the 2016 India topper Tina Dabi,
who is a major point of discussion in
the bureaucratic circles and especially
in the relevant quarters in Jaipur. Tina
was promoted on April 1, 2020 from
Bhilwara ADM and has now been made
SDM of Sri Ganganagar. Although
in the transfer list of July 2, she was
transferred to the position of CEO Jila
Parishad at Sri Ganganagar, the state
election commission stayed her transfer,
and thus she has been given the new
post two days back. And the ‘taking over
ceremony’ is the reason that controversy
has surrounded Tina. The young IAS
took charge in the most unassuming
manner wherein a pandit was consulted
to take out the ‘shubh mahurat’ and
once that came to be, she took charge
under vedic hymns and other rituals.
Once the ‘programme’ was completed,
only then did she cut the ribbon and
entered the new office of hers but even
then the Pandit kept on reciting hymns
and conducted other rituals. Once all
that ended, the office staff and officials
clapped and congratulated Dabi. Those
who know the bureaucracy of Rajasthan,
claim that never has any IAS assumed
charge in such a fashion and also point
to the fact that all this has happened
when the Corona threat is facing right
in the face. Notably, Tina married her
batch-mate Athar Amir Khan, who is also
an IAS in Rajasthan and was recently
promoted to the position of CEO Jila
Parishad, Jaipur. The bureaucratic circles
are abuzz that on one hand Tina has
established an ideal by marrying Athar,
yet she adopted such rituals when it
came to assuming charge. Personnel
department has been informed about it.
—Rajendra Chhabra
HOARDING NOT IN GOOD TASTE!
Political parties swear on upholding the constitutional values,
however, play their ‘games’ under its garb and seldom does it
happen that a politico’s farce comes to light. The tumultuous events
of prevailing situation in Rajasthan has, probably, for the first time
been at its lowest. Congress’s jibe at Governor Kalraj Mishra wherein
its leaders said ‘Get Well Soon Governor’ has been picked up by
petty politicians and a hoarding has been placed at Bais Godam
flyover saying just that. The words ‘Democracy on Ventilator’ is
also mentioned on the hoarding placed in the name of Dr Bharat
Choudhary. But little does Mr Choudhary realise that it is his ‘act’ that
is staining the Governor’s constitutional honour and it remains to be
seen if the police or administration takes cognizance on the hoarding.
Bumper Wednesday: RHB pockets
over `62 cr revenue in a single day
PIL filed in High
Court against
Governor Mishra
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Advocate Sunil
KumarSinghonWednes-
day filed a PIL in High
Court on the issue of
calling Assembly Ses-
sion by the Governor.
It was contended in
the PIL The Council of
Ministers of Rajasthan
on Tuesday had request-
ed the Governor third
time to convene the ses-
sion of the State Assem-
bly and till the time of
the filing of the petition
consent was not given.
As per the settled law
by the Apex Court in the
matter of Nabam Rebia
and Bamang Felix Vs.
Deputy Speaker 2016 (8)
SCC1,ithasbeenheldby
the Constitution Bench
that the Governor is un-
der obligation as provid-
ed in Constitution to ac-
cept the advice of CoM.
Later, during the day
Governor gave his nod
to calling the Session
on August 14, there-
fore, making the PIL
somewhat infructu-
ous. It is scheduled to
be heard on August 4.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: Congress
might be fully involved
in tackling its elected
MLAs divided into two
camps but even the
mainoppositionBJPis
busy with its political
parleys.
BJP state chief Sat-
ish Poonia and Deputy
LOP Rajendra Rathore
have been busy meet-
ing party MLAs and
discussingtheongoing
political battle. Mean-
while, there is news of
some papers being
signed by the MLAs
which is being inter-
preted cautiously in
the BJP circles.
One common expla-
nation being given is
that the signatures
have been taken for
various letters and
memorandum to be
submittedattheappro-
priate time.
During the political
discussions held the
BJP MLAs were also
asked to give their
opinion on the future
course of politics.
Apart from state
president Satish Poon-
ia and deputy LOP
Rathore MLAs Kalich-
aran Saraf, Madan
Dilawar,AbhineshMa-
harshi, Ashok Lahoti,
Narpat Singh Rajvi,
Manjeet Dharmpal,
BihrilalVishnoi,Shob-
ha Chohan along with
some other MLAs par-
ticipated in the serious
discussions.
Although Rathore
termed it ‘Chai Pe
Charcha’. Speaking on
the proposals being re-
turned by the Gover-
nor, Rathore said that
the state government
itself wasn’t serious
and not completely an-
swering the queries
raised by the Gover-
nor. State chief Satish
Poonia said convening
an assembly session is
the prerogative of the
state government but
the proposal should be
sent under the laid
rules & regulations.
He took a jibe at Go-
vind Singh Dotasara
taking over as the new
PCC chief and said
that this is simply the
beginning and nobody
knows how many pres-
identswillcomeandgo
with the continued in-
ternalstrifeintheCon-
gress.Political observ-
ers are now curious to
see whether Poonia
and Rathore meet the
restof theMLAsinthe
coming days or not.
Among these unan-
swered questions what
is certain is that state
chief Poonia is busy
with his organization-
al and strategic weap-
onry while Rathore is
taking care of the con-
stitutional aspects of
the strategy.
While Cong in a mess, Poonia,
Rathore guard their BJP flock
Such a thing
has never
happened.
CoM, govt decides
when to call the
session. What bills
will be tabled, topics
are discussed, it’s
decided by Speaker.
—Ashok Chandna,
Sports Minister
Everybody is
looking at the
Governor to
save the Constitu-
tion and democracy.
It is not necessary
that 21 days are
required for calling
the session
—Saleh Mohammad,
Minority Affairs and Waqf Minister
Speaker will
manage
sitting
arrangement in the
assembly. A wrong
message is sent by
the Governor. Who
knows he might be
under pressure
—Mahendra Choudhary,
Deputy Chief Whip
Governor Kalraj Mishra
Under the
Wednesday
Auction Festival,
people are participating
more in Housing on
Installments scheme. The
enthusiasm of the people is
also seen in the e-bid
submission at all the
offices of the Board
—Pawan Arora, RHB Commissioner

ONLINE CLASSES
NEED OF THE HOURoday, when Corona
virus has altered
life for all of us by
affecting every-
thing be it home,
work, education
etc. The outbreak has disrupted
the academic year by schools
called off and cancelled exami-
nations across the country.
Every House has become a
school and every parent a
teacher, there’ s no frontier be-
tween the bedroom and class-
room. Although initially of the
pandemic, the routine had gone
a haywire where everybody suf-
fered in their own way. Educa-
tion for the current session is a
big question mark for all par-
ents. What will be the future of
their child? Looking into the
concern of parents, schools en-
sured that students do not miss
out on their studies, schools
moved classes online, to prevent
a loss of a year of their stu-
dents. Teachers were trained to
give classes via their gadgets
and check on the maximum at-
tendance of students. It was a
completely new form of school
for the teachers and the stu-
dents. It created a panic and dis-
comfort for parents as now they
too had to involve themselves
with their kids.
However, it sparked a debate
on whether the increased
amount of screen time helps
student learn or if it impedes
their progress. There comes dif-
ferent versions for the same;
where some are of the opinion
that online classes will increase
screen time, others feel they
don’t have time, few feel that
they have to sit with their kids.
The truth stands children today
are anyways hooked to screens
even before the pandemic be-
gan. It is commonly observed
that children are exposed to
screens right from a young age,
viewing videos to get toddlers to
eat without a fuss isn’t recent
affair. Looking into current sce-
nario where still there is no cer-
tainty about the situations
ahead, the online classes are the
only ray of hope to save our
child’s academic year and also
the health. Besides the regular
lessons, the online classes are
also giving students a blend of
activities like – yoga, dancing,
music, painting, craft, no gas
cooking etc. The teachers are
busy working, planning and de-
veloping better online modules
so as to cover various aspects of
child’s development. And for
brain development, children
need to receive the right kind of
stimulation, which only teach-
ers can provide.
On practical note, losing one
academic year of your child is a
concern which if not monitored
wisely, could make them lack
behind. The online classes have
made their everyday life sys-
tematic keeping them construc-
tive and creative.
off late, the government advi-
sories too ask students to go on-
line to reduce disruption. It ap-
plies to both categories of stu-
dents – senior and junior. We
should accept that online class-
es are a necessity today as there
is no other alternative to substi-
tute the loss of a year in stu-
dents life.
Let us all join hands in this
pandemic situation to co-oper-
ate with each other and handle
the situation with ease. Lastly, a
little sacrifice for the future of
our children can be worth it.
T
RASHI GUPTA
known academician for the last 35 yrs
ONLINE
CLASSES ARE A
NECESSITY
TODAY AS
THERE IS NO
OTHER
ALTERNATIVE
TO SUBSTITUTE
THE LOSS OF A
YEAR IN
STUDENTS LIFE.
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Online education is certainly good for studies. But rural
areas are yet to cope up with it because poor connectivity
and unavailability of computers/laptops is major concern.
It is a good attempt to study with the latest techniques.
—Dr. Rajeev Srivastava, Principal LBS College, Jaipur
Online education is the need of
the hour and we have already
started it in our school.
—Shri Bhupendra Singh Rajawat,
Director, My Own School-Jaipur
‘ONLINE IS THE NEW
NORMAL TODAY!’
ith the world witness-
ing a complete U-turn
from a fast moving life
to life at halt; from hec-
tic schedules to spend-
ing time with our-
selves; from the freedom to move
freely to locking ourselves down at
home; from spreading our lively
smile to veiling it behind the expres-
sionless mask, all of us have learnt
to a certain extent on how to em-
brace the unwelcome change in our
lives. While there are a lot of areas
where the covid scenario taught us
the lessons we had completely ig-
nored like prioritizing our health,
nature and the value of simplicity,
there are incidences where we have
lost control over the most indispen-
sable needs like regularity in educa-
tion, socializing with friends and
relatives and managing our growth.
The economy of the country is fac-
ing de-escalation; the health sector
is going through a surmounting
pressure everyday and not to forget
the student community who is help-
lessly watching their dreams and
aspirations going haywire.
The pertinent question is if there
canbeawayout.Thewellknownfact
isthatwecannotkeepwaitingforthe
sea to dry up if we want to cross it.
Theprevalentdictumisthuslooking
for the New Normal. The new nor-
mal should target the family, society,
countryandfinallymankindatlarge.
By now we have already started tak-
ing our baby steps. Stripped of the
comfortable illusion of being in con-
trol, in fact now people are thinking
of local start-ups, savings rates have
increased, teachers who loved their
chalks and dusters are teaching on-
line, people across the world are giv-
ing time to their health; the employ-
ers have reconnected with their em-
ployees and have understood the
bond better. The increased use of
digitization, online education, and
home grocery shopping has become
the new normal of our daily lives.
I see that the time is challenging
but personally perceive the oppor-
tunity as a blessing in disguise. The
new normal has made us stronger
without shedding our values. Peo-
ple emerging out of the critical situ-
ation will have a better control over
their lives in the future.
Every member of society needs to
contribute to the new normal. What-
ever the challenge is, this too shall
pass. Let’s keep the fiery spirit tin-
klingandtimeisnotfarwhenwewill
tell ourselves, ‘Yes! We have sailed
throughit.Wemustviewthisasagen-
erational opportunity to systemati-
cally realign the rails of New India.
Decisive steps taken now will drive
our trajectory for the next decade.
W
JAIPAL MEEL
Director, Swami Keshvanand
Institute of Technology, Management &
Gramothan, Jaipur
‘ONLINE EDU IS INNOVATIVE’
O
nline education has
emerged as an innova-
tive solution to this pan-
demic. This integration of IT
(Information Technology) in
education will keep on acceler-
ated to make education better
and more competent. Even be-
fore Covid-19, we were using
high end technologies for pro-
viding best education to our
students and to make them
world-ready citizens, but now
the entire load is on technology
based education. The current
usage of online learning is in-
deed the largest “Online Learn-
ing Movement” in the history
of education. This movement
and technology is offering
teachers and students unlimit-
ed and smart education and bol-
stering their capabilities and
connectivity from home.
DR. ASHOK GUPTA
Vice-chancellor, IIS deemed
to be University, Jaipur
Digitalisation:
A new thought
process
A
ccording to Prof.
Anoop Singh
Poonia, Chair-
man Rajasthan Insti-
tute of Engineering &
Technology, Jaipur un-
der the influence of
pandemic COVID-19
our education system is
heading towards a new
thought process.Online
education system
which was not given im-
portance has become
the necessity for the
education institutes.
RIET had started on-
line education even be-
fore pandemic and late-
ly, we are rigorously
working on the digital
world. Our learning
process, assignments,
checking and grading
of results are all moni-
tored effectively
through the technology.
Meanwhile, for the
new session we have
shared all the informa-
tion online.
PROF. ANOOP
SINGH POONIA
Chairman RIET Jaipur
A PARADIGM
SHIFT IN INDIA’S
EDUCATION SYSTEM
A
s a measure to
overcome the
effect of pan-
demic, digital technol-
ogy users started to
increase exponentially.
UEM Jaipur has taken
several initiatives to
prevent the pandemic
conditions arising due
to COVID-19. All theo-
ry classes are being
held exactly in line
with the existing time
table of the University
using web tools like
WebEx, Google Meet,
Microsoft Team, Jio-
Meet and Youtube
Live. Practical labs are
being conducted using
virtual laboratory like
vlab.co.in and other
simulators. Assign-
mentsarebeingshared
and monitored
through Google class-
room. All Students are
at their homes and
teachers and staff are
doing work-from-home
and preparing online
class material. Attend-
ance is almost 100% in
online mode. Univer-
sity has best of the in-
ternet connectivity in
the country and has
regularsubscriptionto
online journals like
IEEE, EBSCO, J-Gate,
DelNet etc and facili-
ties of MOOCS, NDL,
NPTEL, SwayamPrab-
ha etc are also availa-
ble to provide all learn-
ing material to stu-
dents. UEM, Jaipur is
ranked as the topmost
University of Ra-
jasthan by NPTEL ex-
amination, Ministry
of HRD, Govt. of India
for four consecutive
sessions. Institution
Innovation Council of
UEM Jaipur is ranked
in 3rd position in Ra-
jasthan by Ministry of
HRD, Govt. of India in
2019.
Also, UEM Jaipur
has been awarded the
most prestigious
award on Globe, QS
Awards in Gold Over-
all category and Dia-
mond category in
“Placement of Stu-
dents” in 2019.
DR PRADEEP
KUMAR SHARMA
Professor, University
of Engineering &
Management
A business connect initiative

Imagination is critical to the
lives of not just children and
adults but also humanity as
a whole.
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2NDFRONTPOSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
RHB frees encroached
land worth `60 crore
Plasma donation biggest
act of kindness: Raghu
Protests a signal of frustrated Cong: Poonia No Raj MLAs
staying here:
Two Manesar
hotels to SOG
‘I request Congress workers
to pray for rebels’ wisdom’
After freeing 5000 sq metre land, people-centric projects on cards
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: While com-
menting on the MLAs of
the Pilot camp, Trans-
port Minister Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas
said, “Those who are
afraid, can never taste
victory. I and Pilot were
struggling together
whenSoniaGandhigave
us tickets from Jaipur
and Dausa, respectively.
After the government
was formed and Ashok
Gehlot was made the
Chief MinisterandPilot
Deputy CM, I told Pilot
that if he wants to
protest,thenheshould
do it at AICC. I request
party workers to burn
the effigies of rebels,
boycott them and pray
for their wisdom.”
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur. BJP State
chief Satish Poonia
has come down heav-
ily on the politics
done by the Congress
in state. Poonia said
convening an assem-
bly session is the pre-
rogative of the state
government but the
proposal should be
sent under the laid
rules and regula-
tions. He took a jibe at
Govind Singh Dotasara
taking over as the new
PCC chief and said that
this is simply the be-
ginning and nobody
knows how many presi-
dents will come and go
with the continued in-
ternal strife in the Con-
gress.
Poonia was amazed
that the state govern-
ment had ended the
assembly session
while the corona cas-
es were quite less and
it wants to convene a
session when things
are going out of
hands. Poonia said
that there was no rea-
son to demonstrate
outside the Governor
Houses across the
country. He also called
the NSUI demonstra-
tion a signal of frus-
trated Congress.
BJP chief said that
people in many constit-
uencies are reporting
their Congress MLAs
missing by putting up
posters to the effect
while the state govern-
ment is relaxing in ho-
tels. He dismissed the
allegations by the
Congress and said
that it was in habit of
levying baseless alle-
gations and in its
frustration is also
not sparing a consti-
tutional body like the
Governor House.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Two hotels in
Manesar have informed
Rajasthan SOG, which
is probing the alleged
horse-trading case that
no MLAs were staying
on their premises.
“Best Western Resort
in Manesar, Gurugram
was served a notice on
July 23. Hotel adminis-
tration informed that it
is a COVID centre and
no MLAs are staying
there,” SOG said in a
press release. “Similar-
ly, information was
sought from the admin-
istration of Heritage
Village Hotel in Mane-
sar. They also informed
that no MLAs are stay-
ing there,” SOG said.
Last week, SOG said
that its DSP Kamal Sin-
gh was stopped by the
Haryana Police. It also
said that manager of
the resort in Manesar
was later called to the
police naka, where Sin-
gh was stopped, and the
letter seeking records
for investigation was
given to him there.
Every ambition can’t materialise: Pande slams dissidents
Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: AICC General
Secretary and Ra-
jasthan incharge Avi-
nash Pande, while ad-
dressing the Congress-
men and media assem-
bled at PCC for the
‘crowning’ of Govind
Singh Dotasara as new
PCC Chief, exactly
knew the target and
meaning of every sen-
tence he spoke. He said
thatDotasarawastaking
over as PCC chief in dis-
turbed political atmos-
phere in the state which
is being observed by the
whole country. “All eyes
are equally observing
every action of the Gov-
ernortoo,”Pandesaidin
a politically charged at-
mosphere at the party
state head quarters.
He charged BJP of
demolishing the de-
mocracy with all its
might while conspir-
ing to pull down demo-
cratically elected gov-
ernments. Giving ex-
amples of the way elect-
ed state governments in
Arunachal Pradesh,
Meghalaya, Tripura,
Karnataka, Goa and
Madhya Pradesh have
beenbroughtdown,Pan-
de said, “The same at-
tempt is being made in
Rajasthan but I am
proud of brave MLAs
here who are failing
this attempt. I fully re-
alize the responsibility
which the party has giv-
en me and therefore the
chargeof PCCPresident
is being given to a per-
son who has been a
grassrootsworkerof the
party.”
Pande praised the
leadership of CM
Ashok Gehlot in run-
ning a people’s govern-
ment. He also thanked
Rahul Gandhi and
party chief Sonia Gan-
dhi for standing firm
in the crucial hour. He
expressed confidence
that Rajasthan will cre-
ate history by thwarting
every dream to topple
the state government.
“Peopleof Rajasthanare
withCongressinitsfight
for democracy. Govind
Singh Dotasara is being
coronated with a crown
of thorns but the whole
army of Congress work-
ers has full faith in him
that he would come out
victorious,” he stressed.
Pande philosophi-
cally said that every
ambition can’t mate-
rialise and that must
be understood by the
dissidents.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board Com-
missioner Pawan Aro-
ra said on Thursday
that the RHB has man-
aged to free yet anoth-
er of its property in
Sector 8 of Pratap Na-
gar area measuring
5000 square meters
valued at around Rs 60
crore.Thesaidlandwas
acquired in 1989 by Ra-
jasthan Housing Board,
however, over the years,
land mafia encroached
upon it and even built a
teen-shed and boundary
wall. However, on
Wednesday the Board
demolished the con-
struction, thus effective-
ly removing the en-
croachment on the prop-
erty and now the RHB
will prepare an action
plan for the land. Inter-
estingly, the RHB, as
soon as the encroach-
ment was removed, con-
structedaboundarywall
and placed its board too.
In order to effectively
carry out this action,
RHB Commissioner
made a special request
to Commissioner of
Jaipur Police to cooper-
ate in removing the en-
croachment. During the
proceedings, along with
a large number of Po-
lice personnel, a large
number of employees
of Housing Board were
present along with the
executive.
“The recent amend-
ment to the RHB Act
gave powers to the
Board that it could re-
move the encroach-
ments on its own. Sec-
tion 51B has been
added to the Ra-
jasthan Housing
Board Act 1970, which
has given powers to
the Board to remove
encroachment from
its property. After the
acquisition of land in
the board’s plans, it
takes time to construct
basic structures and al-
locate them to the com-
mon people by con-
structing houses. Many
times during this pe-
riod, the property was
illegally occupied or
encroached upon by
the trespassers, but
the powers to remove
them were not in the
Housing Board Act,”
said Pawan Arora
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Health Minis-
ter Dr Raghu Sharma
has made an appeal for
plasma donation to win
in the war against coro-
navirus. The Health
Minister said that
plasma therapy has
proved very effective
in corona treatment.
Since, there is a need
for plasma to treat seri-
ous patients; he re-
quested those who have
defeated corona to do-
nate plasma.
“In the time of co-
rona pandemic, plas-
ma donation is the
biggest act of kind-
ness,” Dr Sharma
said. According to the
medical experts, any
person aged between 18
and 60 years who has
turned negative after
treatment of 14 days
can donate plasma.
The Health Minister
said that plasma treat-
ment of serious corona
patients was started at
Sawai Man Singh hospi-
tal and it has been a to-
tal success. “Permis-
sion has been sought
from ICMR to start
treatment with plas-
ma therapy at other
medical colleges. At
present, patients are
being treated with
plasma therapy and
given new life at
Jaipur, Jodhpur Kota
and Udaipur,” he said
adding that soon Bikan-
er and Ajmer too will
get permission for plas-
ma therapy treatment.
He informed that the
government has set up
Plasma Bank at SMS
Hospital. Dr Sharma
said that presently, the
biggest problem is co-
rona infected people not
having any symptoms.
To identify asympto-
matic people, govern-
ment would buy 12,000
oximeters.
Dr Sharma said that
all the district collec-
tors have been directed
to impose local lock-
down as per the re-
quirement, but it is not
the complete solution.
He said that the increas-
ingly vicious circle of
corona could be broken
if the general public fol-
low the protocol that is
not to go out without any
important work, wear a
mask while going out,
avoid going to crowded
places and frequently
wash hands with soap.
RHB removed encroachments from its property in Sector 8 of Pratap Nagar area.
Hyderabad: Filmmaker
SSRajamoulionWednes-
day said he and his fam-
ily members have tested
positive for coronavirus
and are currently quar-
antined at home.
The director, best
known for his epic fan-
tasy hit “Baahubali”
series, said they got
tested after they devel-
oped mild fever recent-
ly which subsided by
itself.
“My family members
and I developed a slight
fever few days ago. It
subsided by itself but
we got tested neverthe-
less. The result has
shown a mild COVID
positive today. We have
home quarantined as
prescribed by the doc-
tors (sic)” he said.
In a subsequent
tweet, Rajamouli said
he and his kin are
asymptomatic and
“feeling better”. They
are, however, following
all the precautions and
instructions.
“Just waiting to de-
velop antibodies so that
we can donate our plas-
ma,” he added. —PTI
Baahubali
director, family
test positive
for COVID-19
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: After assum-
ing the charge of PCC
Chief, First India got in
touch with Govind Sin-
gh Dotasara and talked
about the problems
and challenges that he
might face in his new
position and also dis-
cussed about the politi-
cal crisis in the state.
z Yogesh Sharma:
How will you face
the challenges before
you now that you
have formally as-
sumed the office of
PCC President in the
state?
Govind Singh Do-
tasara: This is my for-
tune that the state gov-
ernment and the organ-
isation both have joint-
ly handed me over the
chargeof thepost.Iwill
do my best to come true
to the expectation re-
posed in me by Rahul ji
and Sonia ji. I will face
all challenges taking
thepartyworkersalong
withmewhileensuring
their participation in
the smooth functioning
of government.
z While you are ap-
pealing to the dissi-
dents to return, they
are busy posting vid-
eos with quite con-
trary intent?
It is up to them to ac-
cept my suggestions or
not but I will keep on
requesting them until
they are with our party
symbol. I only request
them to put their griev-
ances before Rahul Ji
and Sonia Gandhi Ji. It
is still not too late to
return home.
z How will you react
to the behaviour of
the Governor House?
Is it being remote
controlled by Delhi?
As per the provisions of
the constitution, it is
binding on the Gover-
nor to convene the as-
sembly session after the
state cabinet demands
for it. It looks like the
Governor House is be-
ing conducted from
Delhi which is not a
goodsignfordemocracy.
z How do you take
CM’s suggestion of
convening a plenary
session of PCC?
I welcome his sugges-
tion and we will work
outthemodalitiessoon.
‘Will take partymen along to ensure smooth governance’
AVINASH PANDE
@avinashpandeinc
Attended and
congratulated @
INCRajasthan’s newly
appointed president @
GovindDotasra during
his oath taking cer-
emony at PCC. I am
confident that under
the able leadership of
Govind ji, the party
will set new records.
Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma. —File photo
Avinash Pande addressing party workers at PCC on Wednesday.
Satish Poonia
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas
Govind Singh Dotasara at PCC on Wednesday.

My enduring memory of Rajmata is of her bold
spirit. In 2002 I invited her to be patron of my
‘Keep Amber Clean’ Campaign. I thought it polite
to tell her that I was trying to save a 300 year
old Bavri; that threats had been made on my life
so government had given me armed bodyguards;
that over 40 enquiries were looking into me. Rajmata Sa
brushed my concerns aside. This display of courage and
solidarity meant the world to me.
—RASHMI DICKINSON, Conservationist
JAIPUR, THURSDAY
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t’s really an emotional
thing for me and not easy
to talk about my associa-
tionwithRajmataGayatri
Devi that went back to the
early 1980s. She passed
away on 29 July 2009, it’s
been 11 years but for me the pain
and the loss is still the same. I miss
her almost every day of my life.
As students of her Maharani
GayatriDeviGirlsPublicSchoolin
Jaipur, the highlight of those days
was when this extraordinarily at-
tractive Maharani visited the
school in her soft French chiffons.
Oneleftschoolandwentontoother
things but somehow the links were
never severed and there was al-
ways some activity that took us
back to school. Several years
later I edited her cookbook
titled Gourmet’s Gateway
that surprised all of us by
doing well. The idea of
doing a biography
happened during one of our fre-
quent meetings. That gave me an
opportunity to meet her on a more
regularbasisandalsoallthepeople
who had been in close contact with
her. She was quick to anger and
equally quick to cool down.
A very old member of her staff
recalled the time when she had
gonetoahotelinDelhitodrop
somebody.Thedarban,una-
ware that she was not get-
ting down, opened the
cardoorforherresult-
ing in her hand be-
ing painfully
pulled with the door. The poor man
receivedaproper,royalfiring.Once
home, she kept thinking about the
incident and asked her ADC if he
thought that the darban was upset
aboutthewholething.TheADCas-
sured her that the darban must be
quite used to it. But she could not
gettheincidentoutof hermindand
within an hour drove back to the
hotel, called the nervous man and
apologised to him and explained
that she had not meant to shout at
him but had lost her temper be-
cause her arm had been hurt. The
poor man was too embarrassed to
say anything more than “Huzur,
what are you doing? Why are you
saying sorry? It is all right.”
Her sense of humour and her
love to gossip made her seem more
humane. She could pull one’s leg
so subtly that it took most people
a while to realise that they’d been
had! One had to know her well
enough to see through her jokes.
Once she was invited for dinner.
Among the guests were some non-
Jaipur people who did not know
whoshewas.Theladyaskedforan
introduction. Without batting an
eyelid Rajmata Sahiba said, “Oh
I’m a doctor from a nearby hospi-
tal and this gentleman here is my
assistant. Now, if you’ll excuse us,
we have to go for an operation.”
The ‘assistant’ nearly choked on
his drink but quickly regained his
composure and accompanied the
‘lady doctor’ to assist her in the
operation. She can say the most
unexpected thing with such a
straightfacethatonedoesn’tknow
if one should laugh or be shocked.
Rajmata put me in a tight spot sev-
eral times. Once she introduced
me to a publisher saying, “Oh, this
is Dharmendar and she doesn’t
like you. She thinks you’re not an
honest person!” The man, who I
was meeting for the first time,
lookedquiteconfusedandsuitably
hurt. The next few minutes were
embarrassing as I tried to extract
myself from the awkward situa-
tion while Rajmata Sahiba looked
on, very pleased with herself and
enjoyed every minute of my dis-
comfiture.
What a legend she was! There is
so much to share yet there seem to
be no suitable words to sum up the
amazing grace and charisma of
this original embodiment of style.
QUEEN OF
HEARTSABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Dharmendar
Kanwar, official
biographer of late
Rajmata Gayatri
Devi. Also, a travel
writer, heritage
conservationist and
photographer who
was associated with
the Rajmata for
almost 30 years.
DHARMENDAR
KANWAR
I
Gayatri Devi’s beloved Amber Fort in Jaipur
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ANKITA GUPTA, Model
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You should always speak
the truth no matter how
harsh it is also that ways
you will never have a heavy
heart. Excess of anything is not good
so make sure you eat moderately and
healthy. You may shift to a bigger
house soon with your whole family
once the pandemic situation will ease.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You are very rigid and
stubborn when it comes
to what you want. No one
can easily pursue you for
anything. You are person of strong
resolve and you don’t stop until you
have accomplished whats in your
mind. You will meet someone who
shares same ideologies like you.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Teach your kids the right
values right from the
beginning because
whatever they are learning
today that is what they will become
tomorrow. Your partner is your
mirror who is always introducing you
to your true self and help you
improve on everyday basis.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
You have to fight for your
right and never let anyone
take advantage of you. You
are a tough, strong person
by heart but you don’t forgive people
who play with your sentiments. You
usually don’t sit at peace until your
work is done. For you work is worship
and nothing comes before that.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Paint if you wish to, write if
you like to, sing if thats
makes you happy but just
don’t stop. Lazy attitude is
the thing of the past, you are fully
motivated to write your success
story. On professional front,
someone will try his/her best to help
you out if you’ll be stuck somewhere.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You are very happy for
someone close and yes you
derive happiness from
making others happy.
Romance is in the air for you and you
will spend some amazing time with
your love today. You must learn to
maintain good relationships as you
cannot be blunt with people at work.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Value your parents in life.
You are a fit and strong
person who keeps
challenging yourself to do
better. Financial status appears to be
good so nothing to worry. You will
channelise your energy in the right
direction and spirituality will play a
major role in all of it.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You sometimes get easily
influences by external
factors and you loose
control, keep that in check.
You have a good family life and you
are very emotional about them. You
need to wait until you find a good life
partner and refrain from falling in
love because of being impulsive.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You have a bright future
only if you decide to plant
seeds today. You are really
into fitness and you are
leaving no stone unturned to reach
your fitness goal in no time you will
see miracles. You may take interest
in politics. Sometimes you need to
check your temperament.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Learn to make others
smile. You may take a lot
of interest in products
made from herbs because
of their natural properties. You will
do really well in academics and your
parents will be really proud of you.
Learn to differentiate between whats
good and whats bad.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
You love your elders and if
given a choice, you will
always give them the
priority . Homemakers will
spend the whole day in resetting and
arranging things in the house.On
professional front, you colleagues/
your boss may give you some time
for your sincere effort in project.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will teach a lesson to
your kid or to someone
younger to which he/she
will never forget. You will
feel on the top of the of the world
today and you will spread happiness
wherever you will go. Your spouse
will give you special treatment today
for all your love and sincerity.
YOUR
DAYHoroscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
om Cruise, American actor who emerged in the
1980s as one of Hollywood’s most popular leading
men, known for his clean-cut good looks and ver-
satility. Cruise made his film debut in Endless
Love (1981). The movie was a major success, earn-
ing Cruise widespread recognition. His star status
was cemented with Top Gun (1986), the highest-
grossing film of that year. In 1986 Cruise appeared in The
Color of Money, For his portrayal of a Vietnam War vet-
eran turned activist in Born on the Fourth of July (1989).
He went on to exhibit a broad depth and range of charac-
ters in his films, playing such diverse roles as a
navy lawyer in A Few Good Men (1992) and His
performance as a sports agent in Jerry
Maguire (1996) earned Cruise an Oscar
nomination. The actor also earned ac-
claim as a misogynistic self-help guru
in Magnolia. Cruise is most popularly
known as ‘Ethan Hunt’ a secret agent
in Mission: Impossible (1996); he
gained immense popularity by the
later sequels of the film as he has
things changed since the first “Mis-
sion: Impossible. the movie had its
action but after that in every se-
quel the action has only gotten
bigger (and the story as well),
Cruise has always been fantastic
as Hunt. Cruise subsequently
starred in the action thrill-
ers Knight and Day (2010)
and Jack Reacher (2012). In
the latter, he played a former
army investigator, a role
he reprised in Jack Reach-
er: Never Go Back (2016).
Cruise’s personal life often
attract as much attention
as his acting, he is also
known to be a social
worker. He took part in
‘America: A Tribute to
Heroes charity telethon
for victims of 9/11’. Lat-
er he also became a found-
ing Board Member for
the Hollywood Educa-
tion and Literacy Pro-
ject, helping students
learn how to read and
succeed. He has also
stopped a hit and run
accident in Santa
Monica. In London
première of Mission,
Impossible Cruise
pulled two children out
of the way of an on-
rushing crowd. In the
same year, while sailing
near Capri, Cruise
saved people from a
burning sailboat.
T
om Cruise, American actor who emerged in the
1980s as one of Hollywood’s most popular leading
men, known for his clean-cut good looks and ver-
satility. Cruise made his film debut in Endless
Love (1981). The movie was a major success, earn-
ing Cruise widespread recognition. His star status
was cemented with Top Gun (1986), the highest-
grossing film of that year. In 1986 Cruise appeared in The
Color of Money, For his portrayal of a Vietnam War vet-
eran turned activist in Born on the Fourth of July (1989).
He went on to exhibit a broad depth and range of charac-
ters in his films, playing such diverse roles as a
navy lawyer in A Few Good Men (1992) and His
performance as a sports agent in Jerry
Maguire (1996) earned Cruise an Oscar
nomination. The actor also earned ac-
claim as a misogynistic self-help guru
in Magnolia. Cruise is most popularly
known as ‘Ethan Hunt’ a secret agent
in Mission: Impossible (1996); he
gained immense popularity by the
later sequels of the film as he has
things changed since the first “Mis-
sion: Impossible. the movie had its
action but after that in every se-
quel the action has only gotten
bigger (and the story as well),
Cruise has always been fantastic
as Hunt. Cruise subsequently
starred in the action thrill-
ers Knight and Day (2010)
and Jack Reacher (2012). In
the latter, he played a former
army investigator, a role
he reprised in Jack Reach-
er: Never Go Back (2016).
Cruise’s personal life often
attract as much attention
as his acting, he is also
known to be a social
worker. He took part in
‘America: A Tribute to
Heroes charity telethon
for victims of 9/11’. Lat-
er he also became a found-
ing Board Member for
the Hollywood Educa-
tion and Literacy Pro-
ject, helping students
learn how to read and
succeed. He has also
stopped a hit and run
accident in Santa
Monica. In London
première of Mission,
Impossible Cruise
pulled two children out
of the way of an on-
rushing crowd. In the
same year, while sailing
near Capri, Cruise
saved people from a
The Ethan HuntGURMAN SINGH
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in

A
ctor Sonu Sood, after working
tirelessly for the welfare of mi-
grant laborers over the past
three months, isn’t going to take
a day off on his birthday too. For the day,
he has planned to organise medical camps
across the country, which he expects
around 50,000 people to attend.
This event is Sonu Sood’s way of celebrat-
ing his 47th birthday. He has also been help-
ing thousands of migrant workers return to
their homes during the pandemic. During
the three months, he has been busy with
the welfare work, has the actor’s family
ever complained that he doesn’t spend
time with them?
Sood says, “They understand and
know that I am trying to help people.
I spoke to my son and asked ‘beta,
are you not happy that I am not
spending time with you?’ He said
‘Nahi daddy, logon ko help Karna
zaroori hai’. That gives you more
power, that you are doing right. I
feel sorry about it, but at least I am
able to bring some change in the
lives of people.” —Agency
A
s Drew Barrymore previously an-
nounced, she will be launching her
upcoming daytime talk show, The
Drew Barrymore Show this fall. But
before that, the Blended actress has some fun
games in store for fans. The actress and en-
trepreneur has announced a digital lineup as
a lead-up to the show’s broadcast premiere on
Monday. The digital lineup includes the do-
cuseries ‘The Making Of The Drew Barry-
more Show’, The Art of the Interview, Drew’s
Cookbook Club and Drew’s Movie Nite.
While announcing this news via YouTube,
Drew said “I’m really looking forward to this
digital world we are about to bring you into,”
in a statement. “A series that’s very near and
dear to me is called, The Making Of The
Drew Barrymore Show, I have
been on this show journey
for a year. We started in
2019, it is now 2020, a very
different year. And
what that year-long
journey has been like,
where were we,
where are we now
and how did we get
to where we are go-
ing. I’m really
looking forward to
telling you that, in
a storytelling way,”
she added.
—Agency
Teaser out
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E
ven during a global pandemic, the Em-
mys are still happening this year in
September. Ahead of the show, the
nominees for the TV industry’s
most prominent awards have been an-
nounced by the Television Academy. The
2020 Emmy Awards will air on Septem-
ber 20, and Jimmy Kimmel will host a
virtual edition of the annual awards
show. HBO’s ‘Watchmen’ leads the list
with 26 nominations, ‘The Marvelous
Mrs. Maisel’ bagged 20 nominations,
and ‘Ozark’ and ‘Succession’ got 18
nominations each. As the world cel-
ebrated watching their favourite
series and actors receiving a nod,
Priyanka Chopra Jonas had an ex-
tra reason to celebrate. Nick Jonas
‘The Voice’ has been nominated for
an Emmy Award this year. The real-
ity music show has been nominated
for the Reality Competition Program
category.
The ‘Sky Is Pink’ star took to Instagram
and shared a picture featuring Nick and his
co-judges John Legend, Kelly Clarkson and
Blake Shelton. “Yay Nick Jonas,” she wrote
with a red heart emoji. The actress went ahead
and congratulated the other nominees as well.
“Congrats to all of this year’s nominees for the
incredible work. Excited to see my friends on
the list,” she shared a post before showering
other nominees with love and support. —Agency
Nomination
SPREE...
BIRTHDAY
STATEMENT
“T
his year has been
a year of great
learning for me.
It’s a different
feeling since I’m celebrating
my birthday away from my
family but in the time of so-
cial media, we are not so
away, thankfully just like
how we recently celebrated
Maanayata’s birthday. I was
shooting back to back earlier
and then, the lockdown came
into place so, I really miss
them all. I wish I could have
spent all these months with
them but their safety is of ut-
most importance right now.
I’m sure once we all reunite,
we will have a celebration
like never before. I, thank
everyone for their wishes
and hope that we all pass this
time, safe together. My best
and warm wishes to every-
one,” said Sanjay Dutt on
Wednesday. —Agency
TAAPSEE SPEAKS
OUT ON KANGANA
aapsee Pannu ad-
dressed the ongo-
ing feud with
Kangana Ranaut
in a recent inter-
view. The Thap-
pad star spoke
about several incidents,
including being name
called and being deemed
B-grade actress by the
Manikarnika actress.
During the interview,
Taapsee was asked if she
would be open to working
with Kangana in the fu-
ture. She recalled the in-
cident when she had the
opportunity to work with
Kangana on Saand Ki
Aankh, which the former
eventually did with Bhu-
mi Pednekar, but said
Kangana turned the op-
portunity down.
Although things did
not work out in their fa-
vor at the time, Taapsee
said she is hopeful things
will get better. “I would
love to work with bril-
liant co-stars, I have done
so in Pink and Saand Ki
Aankh. I am positive of
things becoming better,”
she said. The actress’s
statements come days af-
ter Anurag said Kangana
was approached with
script. —Agency
T
SONU’S WAY OF
CELEBRATION
Nick and Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Taapsee Pannu
Drew Barrymore
Sonu SoodSanjay Dutt

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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS!
ANITA HADA
rCPJoshi,RajasthanLegislative
Assembly Speaker and MLA
from Nathdwara celebrated his
birthday with simplicity, follow-
ing social distancing norms at
his official residence on Wednes-
day. Joshi met Gover-
nor Kalraj Mishra in the
evening, the Governor con-
veyedhiswishespersonally.
Many dignitaries met CP
Joshi at his residence to per-
sonally convey their best wishes.
Chief MinisterAshokGehlotandmem-
bers of the cabinet conveyed their wishes
tohimviatelephoneandonSocialMedia.
Dr Joshi and his wife Hemlata planted a
saplingattheresidence.Rajasthanassem-
bly officials also wished Joshi, under the
leadership of Secretary Pramil Kumar
Mathur. Various social events were held
at his constituency on this special day.
D
CITY FIRST
J
agdeesh Chandra
graced Zarpar,
the well known
KashmiriCuisine
restaurant in Jaipur
and congratulated them
for treating Jaipurities
to authentic Kashmiri
food. The owner Anil
Nomrot felicitated
and honoured
Jagdeesh Chan-
dra with a tradi-
tional winter kaf-
tan. Seen here are
(from left) Chuttan Mee-
na, Shakir, Anil Nom-
rot, Prashant Sharma,
DIG RAC Battalion
Kishan Sahay and
Nishant Sharma,
C h a i r m a n ,
Hariganga Info-
tech.
ROYAL INNOCENCE
KAVITA CHAUHAN
R
ajasthan’serst-
while Udaipur
royal family
has a reason to
rejoice and celebrate
as Lakshyaraj Singh
Mewar and Nivritti
Kumari Mewar be-
cameproudparentsto
a baby boy on 21 July
in New Delhi.
On Wednesday,
Arvind Singh Mewar
took to Instagram to
share a super cute
photo of the baby
Prince wearing pink
which immediately
garnered thousands
of likes. The baby is
the grandson of
Arvind Singh Mewar
and Kanak Vardhan
Singh Deo, senior
BJP leader from Oris-
sa. cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
FEELING KASHMIRI
—PHOTOBYSUMANSARKAR
World Hepatitis Day
CITY FIRST
O
n the occasion of
World Hepatitis
Day, a webinar
was organised at
Mahatma Gandhi Hos-
pital, Jaipur on Tues-
day, where Associate
Professor, Dr Rajat
Bhargav and As-
sistant Professor
Gastroenterology
Department, Dr
Akash Rajender ad-
dressed the Webinar.
During the webinar,
thedoctorssaidthatpre-
vention is always
a better policy. We
havepreventedhep-
atitis B infection
through vaccination,
use of disposable nee-
dles and safe physical
relations. Over 23 crore
world population is un-
der the reach of hepati-
tis and approximately 1
million people die every
year due to this disease.
WORLD EMBROIDERY DAY
CITY FIRST
W
orldEmbroi-
dery Day
was set
up in
2011 in Sweden
by a passionate
group of stitchers
who felt that this won-
derful art should be ac-
knowledged and cele-
brated. Since then, peo-
ple around the world
have come up
with all sorts of
ways to celebrate
on 30 July, today.
Although things
are slightly different
this year, and not every-
one is able to get to-
gether in a group or
head out to stitch in
public, we can still
mark 30th July in our
calendar and do some-
thing embroidery re-
lated.
DURING THE DAY!
AWARDED!
Taj Hotels have been awarded at the Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards 2020 in ‘25
Luxury Hotels’, with Rambagh Palace Jaipur being on the 4th rank. Taj Lake Palace
Udaipur was ranked #7, Umaid Bhawan Palace Jodhpur was ranked #15 and Taj Exotica
Resort & Spa Goa was ranked #23.
Governor Kalraj Mishra with Dr CP Joshi at Governor House on Wednesday evening
Dr CP Joshi with (from left) Bhajan Lal Jatav,
Pratap Singh,Tika Ram Jully, Bhawar Singh Bhati
Jagdeesh Chandra greets Dr CP Joshi;
seen with them is Ravindra Pareek
Arvind Singh Mewar’s grandson
Taj Rambagh Palace, Jaipur
Dr CP Joshi and his wife Hemlata
plant a sapling
Dr CP Joshi being greeted by Vaibhav Gehlot
Dr CP Joshi with PCC President
Govind Singh DotasaraDr CP Joshi garlanded by his well-wishers
Rajasthan: Following the
re-opening of monuments
like Jaigarh, Gaitore, and
Maharani ki Chhatris,
the Maharaja Sawai Man
Singh II Museum at the
City Palace, Jaipur is going
to re-open for visitors
on 1 August. Director of
the Maharaja Sawai Man
Singh II Museum, Dr Rima
Hooja, shared that the
museum will be open from
10 am to 6 pm. All health
and safety protocols are
in place to ensure a safe
and enjoyable museum
experience for visitors.
RAJASTHAN: The Shok Sabha of Late Lekhraj Sharma, brother-in-law of Dr Mahesh Joshi, Government
Chief Whip Rajasthan Assembly, was held in Ajmer on Wednesday. Ajmer Municipal Corporation Councilor
Sameer Sharma shared that his father, Late Lekhraj Sharma, breathed his last on Monday. All the
COVID-19 protocol and guidelines including social distancing were followed.
RAJASTHAN:
Nitin Sharma
Son of Ashok
& Saroj
Sharma
secured
93.17% in
the Rajasthan
board
examination
of class 10th.
He shared
that “At the
starting of
the academic
year, I used to study for only 2-3 hours but as
exams came near, it increased up to 12 hours a
day. I used to make short goals daily for myself
and achieve them. But in this schedule also, I
never stopped my outdoor games or exercise.”
RAJASTHAN:
Alwar-
based Ronit
Sharma Son
of Hariom
& Mamta
Sharma
achieved
98.17% in
the Rajasthan
Board
Examination
of class 10.

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