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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
You are only entitled
to the action, never
to its fruits.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Nitin Gadkari
@nitin_gadkari
The traffic from Delhi to Meerut,
Bareilly and Moradabad will be
smooth and it will further connect
to Jim Corbett Tiger Reserve via
Ramnagar. This improvement work
of 33.724 km length (including
flexible pavement) will be completed
in a period of 2 years. By connecting
Moradabad Bypass Corridor NH-734
i.e. Moradabad-Kashipur highway, the
travel time will be significantly reduced.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Himachal has developed due to the
government of double engine. Earlier
there was no big university, no
medical college, no railway facility in
Hamirpur parliamentary constituency.
I had promised a Central University in
Hamirpur and it has been fulfilled with
the blessings of Modi ji.
TOP TWEETS
THIS INTRUSION
INTO A PLAYER’S
PRIVACY MUST
NEVER HAPPEN
stranger filming a
video of Virat Kohli’s
hotel room in Perth
is a definite cause for
paranoia not only for
the former India captain cur-
rently representing the country
in the T20 World Cup being
played in Australia but also for
the ICC and the BCCI whose job
it is to provide foolproof securi-
ty to players in view of previous
cases of match-fixing. This in-
trusion in the privacy of a play-
er, reportedly by an excited fan,
has been strongly castigated by
Virat and the cricket fraternity
.
The hotel has since sacked
(“stood down”) the employees
who broke into Virat’s room and
the hotel has apologized unre-
servedly to the cricketer who has
decided not to pursue the matter.
An angry Kohli said that he
was not “okay with this kind of
fanaticism and absolute invasion
of privacy
.Pleaserespectpeople’s
privacy and not treat them as a
commodity for entertainment”,
Kohli tweeted about the incident.
A
razilians have re-
jected the far right
leader Jair Bol-
sonaro for a sec-
ond term as Presi-
dent of Brazil. In a tightly
fought and bitter election
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
emerged victorious by a nar-
row margin. The popular
Leftist leader Lula polled 50.9
percent and Bolsonaro got
49.1 percent of votes to claim
victory but Bolsonaro is yet to
acknowledge defeat. In a re-
minder of the American pres-
idential election, Bolsanaro,
like Donald Trump, claimed
manipulation, refusing to ac-
ceptdefeatandhissupporters
blockaded roads in protest.
There’s apprehension of Bol-
sonaro following Trump in
rejecting the results. Bolsona-
ro’s politician son earlier
called it an “electoral fraud”.
Bolsonaro’s leadership
came under criticism after
his disastrous environmen-
tal policies which threatened
the Amazon rainforest and
free speech. Bolsonaro was
blamed for causing large-
scale deforestation to the
rain forest. He was also defi-
ant towards Covid pandemic,
another similarity he shared
with Trump. In the midst of
a campaign urging Brazil-
ians to get vaccinated, Bol-
sonaro claimed in a video
that the vaccines caused HIV
AIDS and asked people to
avoid taking them. His state-
ments led Facebook and You-
Tube to remove the contro-
versial video.
Lula’s victory is stunning
as he was imprisoned for cor-
ruption which prevented him
from contesting in 2018. Lula
dedicated his victory to the
people of Brazil. The rejec-
tion of far right politics by
Brazilians is a continuum of
leftist victories in almost all
of Latin America with Ar-
gentina, Mexico, Chile, Co-
lumbia and Peru having left-
ist governments.
BRAZIL TURNS
LEFT, ONCE AGAIN
Brazilians have rejected the far right leader Jair
Bolsonaro for a second term as President of Brazil. In a
tightly fought and bitter election Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva emerged
victorious by a narrow margin. The popular Leftist leader Lula
polled 50.9 percent and Bolsonaro got 49.1 percent of
votes to claim victory but Bolsonaro is yet to acknowledge defeat
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n India, every incident is, un-
fortunately
, politicised and in
case it is a political year…
toh phir kya kehna! When all
parties should have actually
maintained silence and
prayed for the departed souls
and left politics to seek (or
may be ‘sick’ pun intended!)
its own level, the parties have
sought this as an opportunity
to play politics to create a
roof-hitting decibel.
If the ruling BJP (on Mon-
day) cancelled its itinerary,
including Prime Minister
NarendraModi’sprogrammes
in poll-bound Gujarat, follow-
ing the Morbi bridge tragedy
andPMModivisitedMorbion
Tuesday to take stock of the
situation and meet the in-
jured, there were reports that
the “newly-renovated bridge
wasthrownopenwithoutafit-
ness certificates” which im-
mediately led to the Opposi-
tion pointing fingers at the
BJP government, accusing it
of negligence.
With elections to the Guja-
rat Assembly expected soon
(dates of which may be an-
nouncedanytime),PMModi’s
statement following the col-
lapse of a flyover in Kolkata
waybackin2016alsosurfaced
to haunt the Saffron might.
Meanwhile, the Congress had
demanded a judicial probe
into the mishap. “This is no
time for politics but is critical
to fix responsibility in the
matter,” Congress president
Mallikarjun Kharge said.
However, tweeting on the
incident, several Opposition
leaders wasted no time and
played on the Prime Minis-
ter’s comment then at a rally
while blasting the Chief Min-
ister Mamata Banerjee’s gov-
ernment in West Bengal after
the Vivekananda Road flyo-
ver collapsed in Kolkata to
question if Morbi was an “act
of God or an act of fraud”.
“Modi ji, is the Morbi
bridge accident an Act of God
or Act of Fraud,” Congress
leader Digvijaya Singh ques-
tioned. Y Sathish Reddy of
the TRS and Manoj Singh of
the Samajwadi Party also re-
ferred to the time when PM
Modi called the flyover col-
lapseinKolkata“actof fraud”
and not “an act of God.”
“This is not a natural ac-
cident, it is a man-made trag-
edy. The BJP government of
Gujarat is directly guilty of
this heinous crime,” Con-
gress MP, Randeep Singh
Surjewala, said, also attack-
ing the PM and Gujarat Chief
Minister Bhupendra Patel
over the relief package an-
nounced for the kin.
Therewassomuchpolitical
bickering that even inter-par-
ty showdown was witnessed
when quoting some tweets of
AAP leaders, BJP’s Kapil
Mishra alleged “conspiracy”.
AAP leaders dismissed it
as an attempt to “evade re-
sponsibility and digress at-
tention from the terrible trag-
edy”. “Who is Kapil Mishra,”
asked AAP leader Naresh
Balyan,claimingthatMishra,
whowas“kickedoutbyAAP
,”
was only trying to “remain
politically relevant”.
Meanwhile, sample this…
The government hospital at
Morbi got a makeover ahead
of Prime Minister Narendra
Modi’s visit to the facility to
meet those injured in Sun-
day’s suspension bridge col-
lapse which claimed 141 lives.
Workers were seen clean-
ing and painting a portion of
the 300-bed hospital, which is
a ground plus two-storey
structure of three wings,
ahead of Modi’s visit on
Tuesday
. Six of those injured
in the bridge collapse were
undergoing treatment at the
hospital, while four to five
other injured are being treat-
ed at a private hospital, a doc-
tor said. So far, 56 people have
been discharged, he added.
Portions of the entry gate
have been painted in yellow,
while some areas inside the
hospital have got a coat of
white paint. The Congress
tweeted images that showed
repair work going on inside
the Morbi hospital, to launch
a tirade against the BJP. The
photos posted by Congress on
Twitter showed overnight re-
pair work going on inside the
Morbi hospital, which in-
cluded a fresh coat of paint,
new tiles on the walls, and
minor construction work to
beautify the hospital ahead
of PM Modi’s visit to the fa-
cility on Tuesday
.
Slamming the BJP for this
“eventbaazi”, the Congress
people have died but the rul-
ing party is making an event
out of this tragedy
. “Trasadi
ka event (event of tragedy),”
it tweeted. The Congress
claimed that these arrange-
ments are being made for PM
Modi’s photo op in the hospi-
tal. “They are not ashamed.
Somanypeopledied,andthey
are preparing for an event,” it
said. Aam Aadmi Party,
which is contesting all the 182
Gujarat Assembly seats, post-
ed a video of the hospital be-
ing painted. “Morbi civil hos-
pital is being painted over-
night so that the poor condi-
tion of the building does not
getexposedduringPMModi’s
photoshoot,” AAP claimed.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
MORBI-D POLITICS OVER
GUJARAT DISASTER
I
Slamming the BJP for this
“eventbaazi”, the Congress people
have died but the ruling party is
making an event out of this
tragedy. “Trasadi ka event
(event of tragedy),” it tweeted.
The Congress claimed that these
arrangements are being made
for PM Modi’s photo op in the
hospital. “They are not ashamed.
So many people died, and they
are preparing for an event,” it
said. Aam Aadmi Party, which
is contesting all the 182 Gujarat
Assembly seats, posted a video of
the hospital being painted.
“Morbi civil hospital is being
painted overnight so that the
poor condition of the building
does not get exposed during PM
Modi’s photoshoot,” AAP claimed
ROBIN ROY
The writer is Senior Journalist and
former Managing Editor, First India
Tweeting on the incident, several Opposition leaders
wasted no time and played on the Prime Minister’s
comment then at a rally while blasting the
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s government
in West Bengal after the Vivekananda Road
flyover collapsed in Kolkata to question if Morbi was
an “act of God or an act of fraud”

First India Bureau
New Delhi: GST reve-
nue collected for the
month of October was
the second-highest ever,
next only to the April
2022 collection. In Octo-
ber, Rs 1,51,718 crore
were collected by the
government. Out of
this, CGST amounted to
Rs 26,039 crore, SGST to
Rs 33,396 crore, IGST to
Rs 81,778 crore (includ-
ing Rs 37,297 crore col-
lected on import of
goods) and cess to Rs
10,505 crore (including
Rs 825 crore collected
on import of goods).
First India Bureau
New Delhi: SC on Tues-
day said a three-judge
bench will hear a plea
related to the freebies
that political parties
promise during election
campaigns. A bench of
CJI UU Lalit Justice
Bela M Trivedi said,
“Considering nature of
controversy, submis-
sions made by parties
in earlier hearings, in
our view let matter be
listed as early as possi-
ble before 3 judges.”
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PM MODI’S BUSY DAY IN RAJASTHAN’S MANGARH DHAM AND GUJARAT’S MORBI
READ
Crucial
Crucial
BHARAT JODO: ROHITH’S
MOTHER JOINS RAHUL,
EXTENDS SOLIDARITY
Hyderabad: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi on
Tuesday was joined by the
mother of Rohith Vemula,
a Dalit student of the
University of Hyderabad
who died by suicide in
2016 following alleged
harassment, in Hyderabad.
Radhika walked with him
briefly during morning leg.
Ahmedabad: Prime
MinisterNarendraModi
on Tuesday said a “de-
tailed and extensive”
inquiry to identify all
aspects relating to the
Morbi bridge collapse
tragedy is the need of
the hour, as he chaired a
high-level meeting here
to review the situation.
He said key learnings
from the inquiry must
be implemented at the
earliest. He also told the
officialsthattheyshould
stay in touch with the af-
fectedfamiliesandmake
sure they get all the nec-
essary help.
Meanwhile, SC on
Tuesday said it would
list for hearing on No-
vember 14 a PIL seeking
constitution of a judi-
cial commission to
probe the Morbi bridge
collapse which claimed
over 141 lives.
Detailed inquiry into Morbi
tragedy need of hour: Modi
PM: Mangarh tribals didn’t get
their due, mistake being fixed
Aishwary Pradhan,
Megha Kaushik, Shikha
Sharma and Subhash
Mangarh (Banswara):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Tuesday
asked Rajasthan and
the governments of
neighbouring states of
MP and Gujarat for a
roadmap to develop
Mangarh Dham, a me-
morial to a tribal upris-
ing against the British,
an event that he said
has not been given its
place in history
.
Sharing the dais with
Rajasthan CM Ashok
Gehlot, MP CM Shivraj
Singh Chouhan and Gu-
jarat CM Bhupendra
Patel, Modi also said
that a discussion about
the comprehensive de-
velopment of Mangarh
Dham has been held
here. Turn to P10
MODI VISITS
TRAGIC SITE
Prime Minister
Narendra Modi
visited himself
to see Morbi
scene of bridge
collapse. Modi
took the stock
of bridge con-
struction and
met those who
were involved in
rescue and relief
operations when
they mishap-
struck Morbi.
The search and
rescue opn is
underway in
Machchhu river.
PM Narendra Modi and Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot interacting as MP Governor Mangubhai Patel, Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel and
MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan look on at ‘Mangarh Dham ki Gaurav Gatha’ event, in Banswara on Tuesday. —PHOTOS BY ANI
PM Modi on Tuesday inquires about the health of those injured in
the Morbi bridge collapse incident at the Civil hospital. During the
visit, he also met the family members of those died in mishap.
PM asks Rajasthan, MP and Gujarat govts
for a roadmap to develop Mangarh Dham
A PIB tweet led to confusion over National
Monument status to the Mangarh Dham
SC to hear PIL for
judicial probe into
bridge collapse on
November 14
PM Modi visits site of Morbi mishap, in Morbi
on Tuesday. Also seen here are Bhupendra
Patel, CR Patil and Harsh Sanghavi.
HM Amit Shah addressing a
rally in Shimla on Tuesday
launched an attack on “ma-
beta” Congress party both in
HP and in Delhi. More on P6
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SALMAN GETS Y+
SECURITY AFTER
THREATS FROM
LAWRENCE GANG
NEED TO PAY BILLS SOMEHOW: MUSK SUGGESTS NEW RATE
New Delhi: Elon Musk said, “We need to pay the bills somehow! Twitter cannot
rely entirely on advertisers. How about $8?” However, there is no paid service that
is available in the Indian market. A simple conversion yields a sum of `650 but,
considering lower per-capita income, Twitter could consider dropping the prices.
Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has upgraded
the security of Salman Khan to the Y+ category
following the threat from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
Actors Akshay Kumar and Anupam Kher have also
been reportedly given X-category security cover.
I WAS FORCED TO
PAY `10 CR TO JAIN:
CONMAN SUKESH
WRITES TO DEL L-G
New Delhi: Jailed conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar writes
to Delhi L-G VK Saxena alleging that he paid `10 crore to
incarcerated AAP minister Satyendar Jain as ‘protection
money’. He wrote that total `50 crore was paid to AAP as
he was promised an important party position in south India.
BSE SENSEX 61,121.35 374.76 | NSE NIFTY 18,145.40 133.20
`1.51 LAKH CRORE!
THE GST COLLECTIONS IN OCTOBER
SECOND-HIGHEST SINCE ROLLOUT
India will press
for collective ef-
forts to deal with
the spillovers of happen-
ings in advanced econ-
omies as well as global
regulation of crypto assets
to check terror funding
under its G20 presidency.
—Nirmala Sitharaman,
Finance Minister
THE MINISTRY OF
FINANCE STATES...
`37,626 CR
to CGST and `32,883
crore from IGST settled
`77,279 CR
was the total revenue of
the State for October
`22,000 CR
on adhoc basis
between Centre and
States settled
`74,665 CR
was the total revenue
of the Centre for
October
BAPPI DA’S ‘JIMMY
JIMMY’ IS PROTEST
SONG IN CHINA NOW
Beijing: Bappi Lahiri’s
composed song “Jimmy
Jimmy Aaja Aaja” from film
“Disco Dancer” is now a
subtle call for defiance in
China where it continue to
face lockdowns. Song sung
by Parvati is now sung in
Mandarin “Jie mi, jie mi”
which loosely translates to
‘Give me rice, give me rice’.
NO MORAL CONFLICT
IN BUYING RUSSIAN
OIL: HARDEEP S PURI
New Delhi: Union Minister
of Petroleum and Natural
Gas Hardeep Singh Puri
on Tuesday said there
was no moral conflict in
buying Russian oil. He said
govt has to ensure that
consumers are supplied
with energy, Iraq was
largest supplier of oil to us
last month, and not Russia.
‘Post freebies matter
before 3-judge bench’
AMIT SHAH TARGETS
CONGRESS WITH ‘MA-
BETA PARTY’ BARB
Panel examining age of
marriage for women from
18 to 21 years gets yet
another extension till Jan
24, 2023 to submit report
CJI UU Lalit recused
himself from hearing an
appeal of AP govt over HC
verdict declaring Amaravati
as only capital of the State
Top Court stayed trial
court proceedings in an
alleged forgery, cheating
case against SAD leaders
Parkash S Badal, Sukhbir
Singh Badal and others
I URGE YOU AGAIN TO DECLARE MANGARH
DHAM A NATIONAL MONUMENT: CM TO PM
CM Ashok Gehlot while speaking at a public function at
Mangarh Dham in Banswara urged PM Modi to declare
Mangarh a national monument. He apprised PM that his
govt has done a lot for tribals. “Looks like today I asked for
more from PM Modi that is why he did not pay attention to
the demand,” CM said about Mangarh monument demand.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi pays homage to the Statue of Bhil
freedom fighter, Shri Govind Guru, in Banswara on Tuesday.
Ashok ji (Gehlot) and I had worked togeth-
er as Chief Ministers. He was the most
senior in our lot of the Chief Ministers.
Ashok ji is still one of the senior-most CMs among
those who are sitting on the stage right now.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
Srinagar: Police along
with security forces
have neutralised four
terrorists in twin anti-
terrorist operations in
South Kashmir’s
Anantnag and Awanti-
pora districts. Besides,
Police in Srinagar have
arrested three hybrid
terrorists of the pro-
scribed terror outfit
LeT/TRF and recovered
explosive materials on
their disclosure.
Police along with
Army(3rdRR)launched
a cordon and search op-
eration at the Semthan
Bijbehara area of
Anantnag following in-
put regarding the pres-
ence of terrorists in the
said area.
OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
Jaipur Greater Municipal
Corporation will get a new
mayor on November 10.
State Election Commission
has announced schedule for
by-polls for post of mayor. P5
The Chhattisgarh
government has urged to
cancel the proposal of
Parsa Open Cast Coal
Mines citing public
protest in Hasdeo Aranya
Coal Field. P5
35 RAS officers have
been served notices for
not taking over the new
posting after transfer on
October 5. As many as
201 RAS officers were
transferred, 35 did not
join at the new place. P5
Gehlot kicks off Int’l Pushkar fair
Naresh Sharma
Shubham Jain
Pushkar: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Tuesday inaugurated
the International Push-
kar Fair by hoisting the
flag and offering
prayers in the tradition-
al way. The Fair will
continue till November
8. Devasthan Minister
Shakuntala Rawat and
RTDC Chairman Dhar-
mendra Rathore were
also present along with
CM Ashok Gehlot.
The CM reached the
Brahma Ghat of Push-
kar, where he partici-
pated in the Maha Aarti
where 1.25 lakh lamps
were lit. The prayers
were conducted at
Brahma Ghat by Pandit
Hari Parashar. 52 ghats
of Pushkar were deco-
rated on the lines of
Ayodhya. After the
prayers, Gehlot said
that he will not do any
political talk at a reli-
gious place. He wished
all the people the best
for Pushkar fair and
said that for the first
time after independ-
ence such arrange-
ments have been made
in Pushkar. More on P5
CM Ashok Gehlot performs aarti during International Pushkar Fair on
Tuesday. Shakuntala Rawat, Dharmendra Rathore are also seen here.
 CM Ashok Gehlot
inaugurates several
development works
worth crores for
Pushkar and Ajmer
 During the event,
52 ghats of Pushkar
were lit with 1.25
lakh lamps on the
lines of Ayodhya
Twin anti-terrorist ops: 1
LeT commander,3 killed
3 HYBRID TERRORISTS ALSO HELD

Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur:Winterschedule
of flights timings have
been implemented at
Jaipur International
Airport. A total of 59
flights have been al-
lowed to operate but the
operation of non-sched-
uled or charter flights
have also increased.
In October, 118 non-
scheduled flights oper-
ated from Jaipur Air-
port. Two Ground Han-
dling Agencies have
been given the responsi-
bility to handle the op-
eration of non-sched-
uled flights at the air-
port. One of them is Air
India and the other is
Indo Thai. However,
most of the non-sched-
uled flights are handled
by Indo Thai.
According to Jaipur
Airport sources, Air In-
dia mainly handles gov-
ernment movements re-
lated to the Government
of Indiaortheoperation
of Air Force aircraft.
Apart from this, all oth-
er types of private, com-
mercial and tourist air-
craft are operated by
Indo Thai. On an aver-
age, four charter planes
operate daily from
Jaipur airport. Now
touristsfromforeigncit-
ies are coming to Jaipur
in charter planes.
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: JDA will soon
come up with a housing
scheme in Nari Ka Baas
near the state capital.
Along with this, JDA
will develop a farm
houseschemeonitsland
in Amber’s Kaat area.
This decision was taken
inthePWCmeetingheld
at JDA on Tuesday
. It
was also decided in the
meetingtoconvertstreet
lights to LED smart
lighting and also to in-
stall facade lighting on
Ajmer elevated road.
Nearly Rs 8.63 crore will
be spent on this work.
Inthemeetingchaired
by JDA commissioner
Ravi Jain, administra-
tive and financial ap-
proval of Rs 3.12 crore
was issued for renova-
tion and repair of roads
of 60 feet and above un-
der municipal jurisdic-
tion in Zone 2. Approval
was also issued for the
renovation of the road
from Airport Road to
Haldighati Marg (Mete-
orological Dept Road).
It was also decided to
replace the high pres-
suresodiumvaporstreet
lights and common LED
lighting system street
lightswithNBtoTbased
LED smart lighting sys-
tem installed at various
places in JDA jurisdic-
tion. For this, adminis-
trative and financial
sanction of Rs 12.15 cr
was issued. Approval
wasgiventocreateanew
scheme in Nari Ka Baas
inZone12.Itwasdecided
to develop a farm house
scheme on JDA owned
land in Kaat village of
Amer tehsil in Zone 13.
Approval was given to
reorganize three institu-
tionalplotsinVDNSec4.
Ramavtar Singh Rajpoot
Dausa: A 22-year-old
pregnant woman gave
birth to a girl outside
Mehandipur Balaji tem-
ple in Dausa on Tuesday
.
Sources informed the
woman had come to Me-
handipur Balaji Temple
fromKasganjareaof Ut-
tar Pradesh on Monday
alongwithherin-lawsto
offer prayers at temple.
“The woman, Roshni,
had come to Dausa on
Monday
. On Tuesday
morning, she left for the
temple. However, she
started experiencing se-
vere labour pain while
standing in the queue
and delivered the baby
on the road outside the
temple. The female
guards present at the
temple made a human
chain and circled the
lady from all sides,” said
asource.DrAmarSingh
Meena informed that
the mother is healthy
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: DGP ML Lather
will get farewell at Ra-
jasthan Police Academy
and Police Headquar-
ters on Thursday
. Prepa-
rations have been com-
pleted regarding the
protocol of DGP. At the
same time, preparations
have also been made for
the joining of new DGP
Umesh Mishra in the af-
ternoon.
RPA Director Rajeev
Sharma said that a cer-
emonial parade will be
organised on this occa-
sion. The contingents of
4th and 5th Battalion
RAC, Hadirani Mahila
Battalion, Police Com-
missionerate Jaipur,
Traffic Police, Jaipur
Rural and ERT based at
Jaipur will salute Lath-
er.ADG Law and Order
Hawa Singh Ghumaria
said that the new DGP
Umesh Mishra will be
brought from his resi-
dence to the PHQ in a
jeep escorted by motor-
cycle riders. DCP East
Rajiv Pachar will escort
him on this occasion. At
2.30 pm, there will be a
program to hand over
the charge to Mishra in
the DGP office.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP in Ra-
jasthan will travel 60,000
kilometers under Aak-
rosh rallies which will
be taken out in each as-
sembly constituency
against the Congress
government.
All prominent leaders
will participate in the
rallies. In-charge for Ra-
jasthan Arun Singh,
State President Satish
Poonia, general secre-
tary (organisation)
Chandrashekhar have
made the roadmap of
the activities to be car-
ried out against the
state government.
In some of the events,
central level leaders of
the party will also be
present. In the rallies
andotheractivities,BJP
will campaign against
thegovernmentandwill
highlight the Modi gov-
ernment’s achieve-
ments. BJP will open
harshattackonpoorlaw
and order situtation.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
High Court expressed
displeasure over the
lax security arrange-
ments of judicial offic-
ers on the court prem-
isesandtheirresidenc-
es. A division bench of
Chief Justice Pankaj
Mithal and Justice
Samir Jain said that
the judicial officers do
not want to get Z cate-
gory security
, but prop-
er security should be
given to them.
The court had given
guidelines regarding
the security of judicial
officers in a case in
July 2019, but even af-
ter this, there has been
no improvement in the
security system. Now,
the court has ordered
the Additional Chief
Secretary of the Home
Department, the Prin-
cipal Secretary of the
Law Department and
the Director General
of Police to appear per-
sonally on November
10 and inform them
about the steps taken
for improving security
.
Besides, the advo-
cate general has also
been asked to be pre-
sent on behalf of the
govt in the matter.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Ra-
jasthan High Court
gave relief to Lokesh
Meena, son of MLA
Kanti Meena in a case
of bribery for passing
a contractor’s bill.
Justice Chandra Ku-
mar Songra’s single
bench approved Mee-
na’s bail over a per-
sonal bond of Rs
50,000 and two sure-
ties of Rs 25,000 each.
The hearing on
Krishnakant Meena’s
bail plea will now be
held after two weeks.
Advocate Sudhir Jain
appeared on behalf of
the petitioner
RAJASTHAN
04
Navin Sharma
Jaipur: With more
than 400 traps within
10 months and arrests
even of IAS and other
officers, the ACB led
by DG BL Soni and
ADG Dinesh MN has
shaken the roots of the
corrupt in the state.
The bureau has this
year so far arrested
more than 450 people
with bribes ranging
from Rs 100 to Rs 75
lakhs.
Whether it is the
graft case involving
IAS Nannumal Pahad-
ia in Alwar or IPS
Manish Agrawal or
IAS Inder Singh Rao,
there has been a stam-
pede among the cor-
rupt. Though there is
still a shortage of
hands in the ACB, due
to the continuous ac-
tions of the bureau the
number of complain-
ants in ACB is also in-
creasing continuously.
According to the sourc-
es, the number of com-
plainants who used to
reach ACB in a whole
year, more complain-
ants are now reaching
every month. The right
plan, waiting for the
right time and due to
the right strategy of
the bureau officials,
they are reaching lay-
ing hands of big fish.
ACB record traps: With over 400 traps in
10 months, roots of corrupt shaken in State
INCREASE IN CHARTER FLIGHTS
FROM JAIPUR INT’L AIRPORT
Total of 59 charter
flights were
allowed but the
number increased
to 118 in October
Jaipur International
Airport@Jaipur_Airport
#JaipurAirport is or-
ganising a simulated
bomb evacuation
mock exercise in the
afternoon, as per
scheduled security
protocols. Our team
is making efforts
to ensure that no
inconvenience is
caused to passen-
gers. We thank our
passengers for their
support. #Gateway-
ToGoodness
z On an average, four
charter flights operate
from Jaipur Airport daily.
z Foreign tourists come
from the UK, Europe,
Middle East by charter
planes. They also visit
Delhi, Agra, Udaipur,
Jaisalmer, Bikaner
z Movement of 118 non-
scheduled flights from
Jaipur airport in October,
out of which there were
total of 18 international
flights
z Half-a-dozen air ambu-
lances also operated
during this period
z New housing scheme by
JDA in Nari Ka Baas near
Jaipur city soon.
z JDA to develop a farm
house scheme on Amber’s
Kaat area.
z It was also decided in the
meeting to convert street
lights to LED smart lighting.
z Facade lighting on Ajmer
elevated road with the
budget of Rs 8.63 crore.
z Administrative and financial
approval of Rs 3.12 cr was
issued for renovation and
repair of roads of 60 feet.
z Approval was also issued
for the renovation of the
road from Airport Road to
Haldighati Marg.
MEETING MINUTES
CHARTER FLIGHT MOVEMENT
MOCK DRILL SPARKS FEARS AT JAIPUR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
JDA to bring new housing
schemeatNariKaBaassoon
IN THE COURTYARD
HC irked over security
of judicial officers
Lokesh Meena gets
bail in bribery case
HC FORMS PANEL
TO RESOLVE ADJ
RECRUITMENT ROW
HC SUMMON TO
BOTH JMC
COMMISSIONERS
Jaipur: A committee of
three High Court judges
has been formed to re-
solve the dispute related
to ADJ Recruitment 2020.
Committee members in-
clude Justice MM Srivas-
tava, Justice PS Bhati and
Justice Inderjit Singh. A
three-member commit-
tee was also formed on
behalf of the Sangharsh
Samiti. These include Gir-
raj Prasad Sharma, Ashok
Yadav and Pradeep Malik.
The members of both the
committees will decide
the ADJ Recruitment
2020 dispute.
Jaipur: Rajasthan HC has
summoned the com-
missioners of both JMC
Greater and Heritage in a
matter related to making
Jaipur a world class
city. A division bench
of Chief Justice Pankaj
Mithal and Justice Anup
Kumar Dhand directed
both the commissioners
to present action plan
before the court by Nov
11. The court expressed
displeasure and said
the officers should also
check Gandhi Nagar area,
Museum Road and Moti
Dungri road.
Baby delivered outside
MehandipurBalajiTemple
DGP ML Lather’s farewell and
Mishra’s welcome tomorrow
Battling yatra with yatra: Raj BJP to hold
60,000 km yatra against Congress govt
Udpr beheading:
Suspended cops
back on duty
These districts of
Raj to reel under
cold next week
Section 144 imposed in
Khachariyawas House
First India Bureau
Jaipur:ThreeRPSoffic-
ers who were suspended
after the gruesome mur-
der of tailor Kanhaiya
Lal in Udaipur, have
been reinstated. The
then Additional SP
Udaipur City Ashok
Meena, two deputy SPs
Jitendra Aanchaliya
and Jarnail Singh were
suspended on July 1.
At the same time, in-
quiry against more than
a dozen police officers is
going on in this case.
Kanhaiya lal Sahu was
brutally stabbed on
June 28 by two men.
Jaipur (FIB):Duetothe
effect of new distur-
bances active in Kash-
mir and Himachal, now
Rajasthan will also see a
changeinweather.From
nextweekonwards,chill
will increase in Shekha-
wati region due to fall in
mercury and night tem-
perature may drop be-
low 10 degree Celsius.
According to the MeT
Department, there is a
possibility of light rain
inmanydistrictsinclud-
ing Ganganagar, Hanu-
mangarh in North Ra-
jasthan till Friday
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Section 144 of
the Code of Criminal
Procedure (CrPC) was
imposed in Khachariya-
was House on Tuesday
in a bid to maintain the
law-and-order situation
around the place. The
prohibitory orders will
be in force till 6pm on
December 28, 2022.
Assistant Commis-
sioner of Police (ACP)
Manak Chowk (North)
Dr Hemant Jakhar in-
formedthatprocessions,
culturalprograms,inau-
gurations will not take
place in the area till Sec-
tion 144 is in force. “Not
more than five persons
will be allowed to gather
within the radius of 500
meters of Khachariya-
was House.
Female Security guards holding
curtains during the delivery.
ML Lather
BL Soni
Umesh Mishra
Dinesh MN
Prominent leaders of Raj and central leadership will participate.
MOST OF TRAP
CASES IN POLICE
z 75 traps in police dept
in 9 months
z 70 traps in the revenue
department
z 40 bribes in Panchayat
Department
z 30 in UDH and 25 in
Energy Department
(Clockwise) 1. Security Personnel detecting bomb with the Robotic machine during the mock drill.
2. Robotic Machine doing the job of bomb detection. 3. Boxes containing bomb defusal tools.
State BJP unit will
also highlight Modi
govt’s achievements
during the Yatra
—PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO

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RAJASTHAN
05
Another RTO office in Jpr to start by month end
Govt allows
leases for old
construction in
Nahargarh zone
Raj BSTC result
2022 for pre-D.
El.Ed announced
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Leases can be
given for old construc-
tions in the eco-sensitive
zone and buffer zone of
Nahargarh sanctuary in
Jaipur. Urban Develop-
ment department and
Local Self Government
department have jointly
issued clarification in
this regard. The depart-
ments have clarified to
JDA and Municipal Cor-
porations according to
which leases can also be
issued for vacant plots.
No new construction
will be allowed, the offi-
cials clarified.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The wait of
lakhs of candidates of
Rajasthan got over as
the education depart-
ment released the re-
sult of Pre-D.El.Ed
exam held on October
8. This time a total of 5
lakh 99,294 candidates
had registered for ad-
mission to 25,420 seats
in 372 colleges of the
state. Out of these, a to-
tal of 5 lakh 33,988 can-
didates had appeared
in the examination.
While 65,306 candidates
were absent. However,
the department has
withheld the result of
24 candidates.
35 RAS officers served notice for
not joining duty despite orders Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Soon, two RTO
offices will be operation-
al in Jaipur in Novem-
ber. The Transport De-
partment has started
preparations for the op-
eration of the new offic-
es. Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot had an-
nounced plans to start
another RTO office in
Jaipur.Atotalof 96offic-
ers and employees will
work in the second RTO
office starting in Jaipur.
Transport Minister
Brijendra Ola has ap-
proved the area deter-
mined by the committee
for the new RTO office.
Kotputli Shahpura and
Chomu DTO have been
included in the new
RTO office of Jaipur.
Besides, 15 police sta-
tions have also been in-
cluded in the new RTO.
Dudu DTO and Chaksu
Sub Transport Office
have been included in
the existing RTO of
Jaipur. Seven flying
squads from the present
RTO have been closed.
Five flying squads from
Shahjahanpur and Ra-
tanpur checkposts have
been shifted to the new
RTO office in Jaipur.
The code of the new
RTO office is RJ59.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: 35 RAS officers
have been served notic-
es for not taking over
the new posting after
transfer on October 5.
As many as 201 RAS
officers were trans-
ferred but 35 of them
did not join at the new
place following which
the department of per-
sonnel issued notices to
all such officers seeking
replies from them.
The officers are said
to be unhappy with the
transfers and want to re-
vokethetransferorders.
The officers appoint-
ed in place of these offic-
ers have taken charge.
“If a satisfactory an-
swer is not given, action
will be taken against the
officer,” sources said.
Devendra Kumar,
Joint Secretary, Depart-
ment of Personnel has
issued the notices.
Naresh Sharma
Shubham Jain
Pushkar: After inaugu-
rating the International
Pushkar Fair on Tues-
day, CM Ashok Gehlot
visited the exhibition
put up by Ajmer Zilla
Parishad and inaugu-
rated eight works of
Smart City and three
works of Ajmer Devel-
opmentAuthorityworth
croresof rupeesandlaid
the foundation stone of
four works through on-
line mode.
In this, the new build-
ing of Ajmer Develop-
ment Authority in front
of RPSC, construction
of drain on Foy Sagar
Road, stadium steps at
police line and botani-
cal park by Forest De-
partment are included.
CMsaidthatthecattle
fair had to be canceled
due to the lumpy epi-
demic. “Pushkar is the
only pilgrimage where
people of all religions
and castes come and Ja-
gat-Pita Brahma is the
identity of Pushkar,” he
said. CM also an-
nounced to get sewer-
age work done for Push-
kar with Rs 11 crore.
Pushkar’s famous camel decorator Ashok Tak entertains a foreign tourist with his camel in the fair ground in Pushkar on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
MESMERISINGANDSURREAL
INT’L PUSHKAR FAIR
During the Pushkar fair,
pilgrims and villagers from
all over the country flock to
this sacred site to take a holy
dip in Pushkar Lake and
pray to Lord Brahma
CM Gehlot inaugurating development works in Pushkar where Shakuntala Rawat,
Dharmendra Rathore, Ramesh Borana and Naseem Akhtar are also seen. Pushkar Ghat lights up with lamps on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY NADEEM KHAN
NCW Chief on ‘political tour’:
Rehana’s trafficking rebuttal
Dinesh Tiwari
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Commission for Wom-
en President Rehana
Rayaz Chishti in a
counter attack on Na-
tional Commission for
Women President Re-
kha Sharma’s visit to
Rajasthan, said that she
was in the State on a
‘political tour’.
On allegations of
trafficking of girls in
Sawai Madhopur-
Bharatpur, including
Bhilwara, Rehana said,
“If they have any com-
plaint, then the admin-
istration and I should
be informed about it.
Sharma is not entitled
for any investigation.
There are competent
agencies here. The ad-
ministration is work-
ing. District Collector,
police and the health
department is doing a
very good job in Ra-
jasthan,” she said, add-
ing that Sharma must
provide proof in writ-
ing of anything wrong
that she felt was hap-
pening in the state.
“There are a lot of
things happening in oth-
erplaces.TheStateCom-
mission for Women and
the National Commis-
sion for Women should
also go there. This is
nothing but a publicity
stunt,” Rehana said.
POSTS APPROVED AT NEW RTO OFFICE
 Regional Transport Officer: 1
 Additional Regional Trans-
port Officer: 1
 District transport officers: 4
 Accounts Officer: 1
 Assistant Accounts Officer: 2
 Junior Accountant: 1
 Assistant programmer: 2
 Information assistants: 21
 Transport inspectors: 12
 Transport sub-inspectors: 12
 Additional Administrative
Officer: 1
 Assistant Officer: 1
 Senior assistant: 4
 Junior assistant: 7
 Drivers: 14
 Support staff: 12
ALLEGED GIRLS’ ‘AUCTION’ IN STATE
Rehana Rayaz Chishti and others during a press conference.
—FILE PHOTO
Free smartphones for
women in Dec: Mamta
JMCG Mayor bypoll
to be held on Nov 10
‘Cancel forest clearance
for Parsa coal block’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Free smart-
phones to women in Ra-
jasthan will be given in
the month of December,
Women and Child De-
velopment Minister
Mamta Bhupesh said.
She said that women
of the State would be
empowered through the
free mobile scheme.
It is noteworthy that
under the Mukhy-
amantri Digital Seva
Yojana, free smart-
phones will be given to
the female heads of 1.35
crore Chiranjeevi fami-
lies of Rajasthan.
Free internet connec-
tion for 3 years will also
be provided with the
smart phones. The cost
of the phone will be
around Rs 9500. SIM
card with facility of 5
GB data every month
for 3 years, unlimited
free local and STD call-
ing facility will also be
given free.
The CM had an-
nounced the scheme in
the budget this year.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Jaipur Greater
Municipal Corporation
will get a new mayor on
November 10. The State
Election Commission
has announced the
schedule for the bypolls
for the post of mayor.
Apart from Jaipur
Greater Municipal Cor-
poration, the by-elec-
tion program has also
been announced for the
post of chairman in
Pindwara (Sirohi) and
Nasirabad (Ajmer) na-
gar palika.
As per the pro-
gramme, public notifi-
cation will be issued on
November 3 and nomi-
nations can be filed till
Nov 4. Names can be
withdrawn by Nov 7.
Polling will be held
on Nov 10 from 10 am
to 2 pm after which
counting of votes will
start and the result
will be declared on the
same day.
By-elections in Nagar
Palikas of Pindwara
and Nasirabad are be-
ing held after no confi-
dence motion was
passed against the
chairpersons.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In what could
be termed as a major
development for Ra-
jasthan, with regards to
availability of coal for
thermal power plants in
the State, the Chhattis-
garh government has
written to the Union en-
vironment ministry
seeking cancellation of
the forest approval giv-
en to Parsa coal block in
Hasdeo Arand forest,
citing “law and order”
problem and overall
benefit of the locals in
the area.
The Secretary of For-
est and Climate Change
Department of Chhat-
tisgarh, KP Rajput has
written a letter to the
Inspector General of
Forests of the Central
Government to cancel
the proposal of coal
mines spread in an area
of 841.548 hectare.
In March, Rajasthan
chief minister, Ashok
Gehlot met his Chhat-
tisgarh counterpart
Bhupesh Bhaghel in
Raipur to discuss pend-
ing approvals to Parsa
coal mines.
The Rajasthan gov-
ernment received envi-
ronment clearance for
the mines in December
2021, but despite that
the required clearanc-
es were not issued by
the Chhattisgarh gov-
ernment because of
the protests.
C’GARH GOVT WRITES TO CENTRE

INDIA
06
Greater Noida (ANI):
United efforts are need-
ed to meet challenge of
providing clean drink-
ingwater,saidPresident
Droupadi Murmu on
Tuesday while inaugu-
rating the seventh India
Water Week (IWW) at
the Expo Mart here .
The function was or-
ganised by the ministry
of water resources, riv-
er development and
Ganga rejuvenation in
an effort to raise aware-
ness and conserve and
use water resources in
an integrated manner.
With the inaugura-
tion, the visit marks the
first visit of President
Murmu to Noida, Uttar
Pradesh. The President
arrived in Greater Noi-
da for the inauguration
of India Water Week.
The President was re-
ceived by Governor
Anandiben Patel and
CM Yogi Adityanath.
According to the Min-
istry of Jal Shakti, the
platform will be used to
elicit ideas and opin-
ions from global-level
decisions makers, poli-
ticians, researchers,
and entrepreneurs.
The theme the of 7th
India Water Week is
“Water Security for Sus-
tainable Development
and Equity”. The five-
day-long events will
bring together experts,
planners stakeholders
from across the globe.
Water conservation a global issue: Prez
7TH
INDIA WATER WEEK
4-YEAR-OLD GIRL
RAPED IN MP;
ACCUSED HELD
WB: TEACHER,
OCCULTIST HELD
FOR RAPING MINOR
Khandwa (ANI): A four-
year-girl was raped and
thrown in the bushes near
Jaswadi area in Khandwa,
police said on Tuesday.
The minor girl went miss-
ing from her house on
Monday. She came here
to her relatives’ house
who used to work in the
farmland and they lived
near the farmland in a
temporary tent house. The
family lodged a missing
complaint on Monday.
Kolkata (Agencies): A
teacher and an occultist
were arrested in West Ben-
gal’s Bankura district over
charges of raping a minor
girl, police said on Tuesday.
The police said that the
accused teacher, Sabuj De,
came in contact with the
occultist, Gurupada Maji,
after he failed to get mar-
ried. Maji then suggested
to De that a marriage would
only be possible if the latter
did some rituals involving a
minor girl.
GOA CONG TO FILE
DISQUALIFICATION
AGAINST 8 REBELS
GUJ COPS CRACK
GANG-RAPE CASE,
ARREST FOUR
Panaji (Agencies): The
Goa unit of the Congress
party has said that it will
file a disqualification
petition against eight
MLAs who had merged
with BJP on September
14 this year. Amit Patkar,
President of Goa Pradesh
Congress Committee said
that they were waiting for
some important docu-
ment to ile the disqualifi-
cation petition, which now
they are in possession.
Vadodara (Agencies):
The Vadodara rural police
cracked a gang-rape case
within hours of the crime
and arrested all four ac-
cused. The complainant
said on Monday around 8
p.m, she was walking on
the Vadodara-Halol high-
way service road, when
four persons waylaid and
gagged her. They then
dragged her to an isolated
place behind the referral
hospital and in the bushes
and took turns to rape her.
12 ARRESTED FOR FORCEFUL RELIGIOUS
CONVERSIONS IN KARNATAKA TOWN
WILD ELEPHANT TRAMPLES FARMER TO
DEATH IN KARNATAKA’S HASSAN DISTRICT
Ramnagar (Agencies): At least 12 persons were ar-
rested for attempting religious conversions of tribals in
Kanakapura taluk of Ramnagar
district, police said on Tuesday.
According to police, after gather-
ing specific inputs, a team of its
personnel conducted raids and
made the arrests. Police said
that the arrested 12 persons
were making arrangements for a mass religious conversion
of Hindu tribals in the region. The arrested persons were
being grilled by the police.
Hassan (Agencies): A wild elephant trampled a farmer to
death at Hebbanahalli village in Hassan district on Tuesday.
The deceased farmer has been
identified as Manu (34). The inci-
dent took place when Manu was
returning after offering prayers
at a local temple. The elephant
suddenly came on his way and
crushed Manu to death. Officials
from the forest department and district administration have
visited the spot. Meanwhile, the local people have vented
their ire against the officials of the forest department.
ED ATTACHES VIKAS DUBEY’S BENAMI
PROPERTY VALUED AT `10 CRORE
New Delhi (Agencies): The Enforcement Directorate on
Tuesday attached benami properties worth Rs 10 crore
belonging to Uttar Pradesh’s slain gangster
Vikas Dubey which he had bought on his
relatives and aide’s name. The sources
privy to the investigation said that property
worth Rs ten crore belonging to Dubey was
attached. The property was reportedly in
the name of one Jaykant, who was Dubey’s
confidant. These properties are based in
Kanpur and nearby areas, the sources in the Enforcement
Directorate said on Tuesday.
CRUCIAL READ
IN THE COURTYARD
ISSUE OF ASSAM’S
MADRASSAS: SC
NOTICE TO GOVT
ELECTROCUTION OF
WILD ANIMALS: HC
NOTICE TO K’TAKA
APEX COURT JUNKS PLEA ON REPLACING PARTY
SYMBOLS ON EVMS WITH CANDIDATE DETAILS
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Tuesday declined to
consider a plea seeking a di-
rection to the Election Com-
mission to remove symbols
from ballot and EVMs and
replace it with ‘name, age,
educational qualification and
photograph’ of candidates.
A bench of Chief Justice of
India UU Lalit and Bela M
Trivedi pointed that 10th
Schedule to the Constitution
recognises political parties
and legislature party. “What
is so wrong and obnoxious
for having a party symbol on
EVM?” CJI Lalit asked.
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Tuesday issued
notice on an appeal
challenging a Gauhati
High Court verdict, which
upheld the validity of As-
sam Madrassa Education
(Provincialization) Act,
1995 (repealed by the Act
of 2020) and all conse-
quential government or-
ders, including the notifi-
cation dated February 12,
2021. A bench sought a
response from the Assam
government and others.
The plea, filed through
advocate Adeel Ahmed,
contended that high court
has erroneously observed
that the petitioner ma-
drassas being govern-
ment schools, and wholly
maintained by the state
through provincialization
are hit by Article 28(1)
of the Constitution of
India and as such, cannot
be permitted to impart
religious instruction.
Bengaluru: The Karnataka
High Court has ordered
issuance of notice to all con-
cerned authorities in a PIL
against illegal electric fences
causing death of elephants
and other wild animals in the
State. The PIL filed by advo-
cate Ankush Yennemajal was
heard by a bench headed
by Chief Justice Prasanna B
Varale on Monday.
JOURNO’S TWITTER:
HC ISSUES NOTICE
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court on Tuesday is-
sued summons to Twitter
in a suit seeking the res-
toration of journalist Abhi-
jit Iyer-Mitra’s account,
suspended following a
tweet about bail granted
to Alt News’ Mohd Zubair
by the Supreme Court.
“Issue summons. Written
submissions in 30 days,”
the court ordered.
EX-HOCKEY COACH RESTRAINED FROM
PUBLISHING PLAYERS’ DETAILS
New Delhi: The Delhi HC has temporar-
ily restrained Sjoerd Marijne, former
coach of the Indian Women’s hockey
team and book company HarperCollins
from publishing confidential details
about players in the Marijne’s new book.
“..till next hearing, an ad interim injunc-
tion is passed restraining the defendants
from publishing the book containing portions,” Justice
Amit Bansal ordered while posting the matter for the
next hearing on November 18.
PM VISITS MORBI COLLAPSE SITE
Morbi (ANI): PM Nar-
endra Modi visited
Morbi in Gujarat on
Tuesday after the cable
suspension bridge
claimed the lives of at
least 135 people.
The search and res-
cue operation is under-
way in Machchhu river.
At least 135 people,
including women and
children, were killed
and over 100 are receiv-
ing treatment for their
injuries sustained after
a cable suspension
bridge in Morbi town
collapsed on Sunday,
plunging people into
the Machchhu River.
PM Narendra Modi
chaired a high-level
meeting at Raj Bhavan,
Gandhinagar, on Mon-
day to review the situa-
tion in Morbi. The PM
was briefed on the res-
cue and relief opera-
tions that have been
underway ever since
the unfortunate mishap
took place in Morbi.
Officials brief PM Narendra Modi on the rescue and relief operations that have been underway
PM Narendra Modi visits the site of the Morbi mishap, in Morbi on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
THE HIGHLIGHTS EARLIER GOVTS
IGNORED TRIBALS’
DEVELOPMENT: PM
Jambughoda (PTI): Taking
a jibe at the Congress party,
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Tuesday said previ-
ous governments neglected
“all-round development” of
tribal areas. It was Atal Bihari
Vajpayee’s government at
the Centre which formed
a separate ministry for
tribal development, he said,
targeting the Congress. The
prime minister was speaking
at Jambughoda in Gujarat’s
Panchmahal district after
launching various develop-
ment projects on the last day
of his three-day visit to the
poll-bound state.
BJP will repeat govt in Himachal: Shah
Chamba (PTI): Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah launched an at-
tack on Tuesday on the
“ma-beta” Congress
party both in Himachal
Pradesh and in Delhi,
wondering how can
those facing a
chargesheet provide a
good govt in Himachal.
Shah also said gone
are the days of “raja-
rani” and it is the time
of common people in a
democracy like India.
He addressed a public
rally here in favour of
the BJP candidate for
the November 12
Himachal elections.
Amit Shah at public rally in Shimla on Tuesday. Himachal BJP chief
Suresh Kashyap, Chandigarh BJP chief Sanjay Tandon also seen.
CONG LEADERS ARE
ANTICIPATING DEFEAT:
CM JAI RAM THAKUR
Mandi (ANI): In a veiled
attack on the Leader of the
Opposition in State Assem-
bly Mukesh Agnihotri, Him-
achal Pradesh CM Jai Ram
Thakur on Monday said that
Congress leaders are losing
restraint on their language
anticipating their defeat
in the elections. Without
naming him, CM targeted
Agnihotri while addressing
a public meeting in Nachan
assembly constituency.
BJP EXPELS SIX
LEADERS FOR ANTI
PARTY ACTIVITIES
Shimla (Agencies): Taking a
stern call against rebels who
are set to fight as indepen-
dent candidate against par-
ty’s official candidates, the
Himachal BJP has expelled
its Vice President Ram
Singh and five others for six
years from the party. The
BJP said that Himachal BJP
President Suresh Kashyap
has expelled primary mem-
bership of these workers
with immediate effect.
Birla gives degrees
to varsity students
Haridwar: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla said
on Tuesday that India
has given a new direc-
tion to the world in view
of the changes taking
place in the world. In
the near future, India
will lead the world by
blending science and
spirituality
.
Addressing the sixth
convocation ceremony
of Dev Sanskriti Vish-
wavidyalaya, the Lok
SabhaSpeakercalledfor
reaching out to the last
person of the society
.
He said that not only
spirituality and mod-
ern education, but life
management is also
taught in Sanskriti
Vishwavidyalaya.
Birla awarded de-
grees to 2661 students
from 2017 to 2022 in the
ceremony
.
Later in the day, Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Bir-
la performed ‘Ganga
Aarti’ during his visit
to Haridwar, on Tues-
day evening.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla along with spiritual leader Swami
Chidanand Saraswati performs ‘Ganga Aarti’ during his visit to
Haridwar, on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Giridhar Aramane takes
charge as Defence Secy
New Delhi (PTI): Sea-
soned bureaucrat Girid-
har Aramane on Tues-
day assumed charge as
the new defence secre-
tary at a time the gov-
ernment has been fo-
cusing on modernising
the three services.
Aramane, a
1988-batch Indian Ad-
ministrative Service
(IAS) officer, was serv-
ing as secretary of the
ministry of road trans-
port and highways pri-
or to his new assign-
ment.
Before taking charge,
Aramane laid a wreath
at the National War Me-
morial and paid hom-
age to the fallen heroes.
“We draw inspiration
from these bravehearts
and promise to work to-
wards fulfilling their
dream of making India
a safe and prosperous
country,” he said.
Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane with Chief Operations Officer of
Royal Bhutan Army, Lt Gen Batoo Tshering, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
Coimbatore blast:
NIA waiting for
forensic reports
New Delhi (Agencies):
In the Coimbatore car
bomb blast, the NIA has
identified the suspects
who will be asked to
join the probe in the
coming days. The NIA
was also waiting for the
forensic reports of the
seized articles for their
probe. The Tamil Nadu
Police had handed over
all the documents to the
NIA a few days ago.
BJP,TRS workers
clash in Munugode
ahead of bypoll
Hyderabad (Agencies):
Workers of BJP and
TRS clashed on Tuesday
in Telangana’s Munu-
gode constituency
where a by-election is
scheduled on Thursday
.
A few workers of both
the parties were injured
in the incident that oc-
curred at Pulivela when
leaders of both the par-
ties were busy cam-
paigning. Some TRS
supporters allegedly
pelted stones on the con-
voy of BJP MLA Eatala
Rajender who was cam-
paigning in the village.
HOSPITAL CLEANED UP
AHEAD OF PM’S VISIT
Morbi (Agencies): An all-night
spruce up at the civil hospital in
Gujarat’s Morbi ahead of Prime
Minister Narendra Modi’s visit
today to meet the survivors of the
massive bridge collapse tragedy
that left 135 dead has drawn
criticism from the Opposition.
COLLAPSE RESULT OF BIG
CORRUPTION: KEJRIWAL
New Delhi (PTI): Delhi CM Arvind
Kejriwal has said the Morbi bridge
collapse was a result of massive
corruption and prayed for those
who lost their lives in the incident.
Praying for those who lost their
lives in incident, he said the polls in
Gujarat should be held immediately.
MORBI ADMN COVERS
BOARD WITH SHEETS
Morbi (Agencies): Just hours
before Prime Minister Narendra
Modi’s chopper landed in Morbi,
where one of the world’s biggest
bridge tragedies occurred, the lo-
cal administration covered up the
board of Oreva at the accident
site with white sheets.
DIGVIJAYA DEMANDS
GUJ CM’S RESIGNATION
Morbi (PTI): Senior Congress
leader and former Chief Minister
of Madhya Pradesh Digvijaya
Singh on Tuesday demanded the
resignation of Gujarat Chief Min-
ister Bhupendra Patel over the
Morbi bridge collapse tragedy
that claimed over 135 lives.
PREZ MURMU TO
VISIT NAGALAND
FROM TODAY
Kohima (PTI): President
Droupadi Murmu is
scheduled to arrive in
Nagaland on a two-day
visit beginning Wednes-
day, the officials said
on Tuesday. This will
be President Murmu’s
maiden visit to the state
after assuming the office.
President Murmu addresse gathering at the inauguration of the 7th
India Water Week, in Greater Noida on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI

JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2022 07

08
Commodity Price Change % Chg
GOLD 50,869.00 177.00 0.34 (Per 10g)
SILVER 59,000.00 1022.00 1.73 (Per 1kg)
COMMODITIES
Currency Price Change % Chg
USDINR 82.59 0.22 0.26
GBPINR 95.37 0.36 0.37
CURRENCIES
business
BRIEFS
New Delhi: Transactions
through UPI grow up by
7.7% to 730 crore and
the total value stood at
more than `12.11 lakh
crore in October. In Sep-
tember, there were 678
crore UPI-led digital
transactions worth
`11.16 lakh crore. The
number of instant inter-
bank fund transfer
through IMPS in October
stood at 48.25 crore and
the value was at `4.66
lakh crore. In terms of
transactions, it was high-
er by 4.3% compared to
September. — FIB
UPI TRANSACTIONS
RISE 7.7% TO 730
CRORE IN OCTOBER
New Delhi: Shareholding
by Life Insurance Corpo-
ration (LIC) in Tata Mo-
tors Ltd has crossed 5%
as the insurer stepped up
shareholding over the
past ten months, invest-
ing `11.39 crore in the
auto company. LIC said
its shareholding in Tata
Motors Ltd has increased
from 16,59,48,741 to
16,61,98,741 equity
shares increasing its
shareholding from
4.997% to 5.004% of the
paid-up capital of the
company, the insurer said
in a regulatory filing on
Tuesday. “Holding in the
company has crossed 5%
on October 31, 2022,”
LIC said. —PTI
LIC SHAREHOLDING
IN TATA MOTORS
CROSSES 5 PER CENT
Bengaluru: Automaker
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd
on Tuesday reported a
21% increase in total
sales at 1,67,520 units in
October. The company
had sold a total of
1,38,335 units in the
same month last year. To-
tal domestic passenger
vehicle sales were at
1,47,072 units in October
as compared to 1,17,013
units in the year-ago
month, registering a
growth of 26%. Sales of
mini segment cars grew
to 24,936 units. —PTI
MARUTI SALES RISE
21% TO 167,520
UNITS IN OCTOBER
New Delhi: State-owned
CIL on Tuesday said its
coal production increased
by 17.4% to 351.9 million
tonnes (MT) in the April-
October period of the
ongoing fiscal. The com-
pany’s coal output in the
corresponding period of
last fiscal was 299.6 MT,
Coal India Ltd (CIL) said
in a filing to BSE. The coal
production by the maha-
ratna firm also increased
to 52.9 MT last month,
over 49.8 MT of coal
production in the corre-
sponding month of
previous fiscal. —PTI
CIL PRODUCTION
RISES 17 PER CENT
IN APRIL-OCTOBER
*Rates till the edition went to print.
Petrol,diesel demand in October highest in 4 months
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The sales of
petrol and diesel sales in
India jumped to a four-
month high in October, as
the festive season brought
back demand that had been
quelled by extended mon-
soon rains, preliminary
industry data showed on
Tuesday
.
Petrol sales soared 12.1%
to 2.78 million tonnes in Oc-
tober, as compared to 2.48
million tonnes of consump-
tion in the same month last
year. Sales were 16.6%
higher than in COVID-
marred October 2020 and
21.4% more than in pre-
pandemic October 2019.
Demand, which had
dipped 1.9% month-on-
month in September, was
up 4.8%higher.
Diesel, the most used
fuel in the country, posted
a 12% rise in sales in Octo-
ber to 6.57 million tonnes,
when compared to the
same month last year.
Consumption was up
6.5% over October 2020 and
13.6% higher than pre-
COVID 2019.
FESTIVE SEASON PROPELS
New Delhi (PTI): Jet fuel (ATF) price on
Tuesday was hiked by 4.2% but that of
commercial LPG used in non-residential es-
tablishments such as hotels and restaurants
was cut by `115.5 per 19-kg cylinder re-
flecting global energy trends. ATF price was
hiked by `4,842.37 per kilolitre, or 4.19%,
to `120,362.64 per kl in the national capital.
This reverses a 4.5% cut in jet fuel prices
affected last month. Separately, the oil firms reduced the price of
a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder to `1,744 from `1,859.50 in
the national capital.
JET FUEL PRICE HIKED BY 4.2 PER CENT,
COMMERCIAL LPG RATES CUT BY ` 115.5
‘EPFO COVERAGE TO
BE EXPANDED TO 10
CRORE SUBSCRIBERS’
New Delhi: Union Labour
Minister Bhupender Yadav on
Tuesday said retirement fund
body EPFO’s
coverage will
be expanded
to 10 crore
subscribers
from the existing level of 6.5
crore. Yadav said, “EPFO social
security schemes ambit will be
expanded. It will be increased
from 6.5 crore subscribers to
10 crore.” He also launched the
EPFO Vision 2047 document.
According to him, it is the big-
gest responsibility of the EPFO
to reduce its litigations. —PTI
OLA ELECTRIC SALES
REACH 20,000 UNITS IN
OCTOBER THIS YEAR
New Delhi: Ola Electric on
Tuesday reported sales of
20,000 units in October 2022.
The company,
which sells
electric scoot-
ers S1 Pro
and S1, said it
registered a strong performance
during the festive season. Sales
recorded a four-fold growth over
daily run rate during Navratras,
and ten times on Vijayadashami,
the company said. It has been
producing 1,000 units a day
on an average. The company
started online purchase process
in September 2021. —PTI
OTHER STORIES
INDIA’S GOLD DEMAND HITS PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS;
Q3 GOLD DEMAND UP 14% TO 191.7 TONNES: WGC
Mumbai: India’s gold demand has reached pre-pandemic levels and
has witnessed an annual growth of 14% during the July-September
quarter at 191.7 tonnes mainly driven
by strong consumer interest, accord-
ing to a World Gold Council (WGC)
report. According to the ‘Gold Demand
Trends Q3 2022’ report by WGC, the
total demand stood at 168 tonnes
during the July-September quarter of
2021. In value terms, gold demand grew by 19% to ` 85,010 crores
during the third quarter of 2022, compared to `71,630 crores in the
corresponding period of 2021. —PTI
CEA outlines focus
of G20 under India
New Delhi (PTI): Chief
Economic Adviser (CEA) V
Anantha Nageswaran on
Tuesday said India’s G20
presidency would focus on
key issues concerning mac-
roeconomic vulnerabilities
in view of the ongoing
global turmoil, besides
food and energy security
.
India will assume the
Presidency of the G20 for
one year from December 1,
2022. G20 is a grouping of
developed and developing
nations accounting for 85%
of the global GDP, 75% of
international trade, and
two-thirds of the world
population.
Speaking at a panel dis-
cussion, Nageswaran said
India is assuming presi-
dency of G20 at a crucial
time when the world is fac-
ing multiple headwinds.
“Under these circum-
stances, the objective of the
Indian Presidency will be
to focus on key issues of
macroeconomic vulnera-
bilities in the near term,
which deal with food and
energy insecurities arising
partly because of long
standing under investment
in energy infrastructure
but also because of near
term geopolitical develop-
ments,” he said.
Besides, he said, efforts
would have to be made on
evolving a global consen-
sus to deal with virtual as-
sets like cryptocurrencies.
“The entire idea of the
presidency would be to
identify consensus-based
solution, accelerating the
scale and scope of the re-
sponse of the global com-
munity, trans-border chal-
lenges such as regulation
of virtual assets, dealing
with cross border remit-
tances, and also the issue
of global capital flows and
how to create buffers and
safety nets for developing
countries that get affected
by spillovers from policies
of developed nations,” he
said.
The other focus area
would be strengthening of
multilateral institutions in
terms of governance, capi-
tal and resources as they
serve development needs
of countries as well as glob-
al challenges, he said.
The G20 or Group of 20 is
an intergovernmental fo-
rum of the world’s major
developed and developing
economies.
TOP TALKING
POINTS
 Chief Economic Adviser
(CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran
on Tuesday said India is
assuming presidency of
G20 at a crucial time when
the world is facing multiple
headwinds
 Under these circumstances,
the objective of the Indian
Presidency will be to focus on
key issues of macroeconomic
vulnerabilities
 Efforts would have to be
made on evolving a global
consensus to deal with virtual
assets like cryptocurrencies
8 priority areas for
India at G20: FM
First India Bureau
New Delhi: India will
press for collective efforts
to deal with the spillovers
of happenings in advanced
economies as well as global
regulation of crypto assets
to check terror funding un-
der its G20 presidency, FM
Nirmala Sitharaman said
on Tuesday
.
The minister outlined
eight priority areas, in-
cluding reforms in multi-
lateral institutions and
food and energy security,
for discussion under its
G20 presidency which will
begin from December 1.
India will take over the
presidency of G20, which is
a grouping of 20 developed
and developing nations,
from Indonesia.
India is taking over the
presidency at a crucial
juncture when the world is
facing multiple headwinds
on account of the Russia-
Ukraine war, increasing
crude oil prices, rising in-
terest rates and slowdown
in global demand.
“We are probably at a
very comfortable stage in
the sense of comparing
with other economies, our
macroeconomic funda-
mentals are fine,” Sithara-
man said, adding that
emerging markets always
face the collateral and un-
intended spillovers of hap-
penings in the developed
countries. She said at the
G20 forum India is con-
stantly maintaining its po-
sition and voicing the con-
cerns of emerging markets
and low- and middle-in-
come countries.
“Particularly at a time
when we are also facing the
collateral spillovers which
are unintended ... How
much countries like India
or in the middle or low in-
come bracket or emerging
markets can bear the brunt
of spillovers? Can you at all
be ready for unpredictable
spillovers, and how much
can you be ready?
CONFIDENT
WORDS
 The minister outlined eight
priority areas, including
reforms in multilateral
institutions and food
and energy security, for
discussion under its G20
presidency which will begin
from December 1
 ‘We are probably at a very
comfortable stage in the
sense of comparing with
other economies,’ FM said
New Delhi (PTI): The
government’s paddy pro-
curement for the central
pool rose 12% to 170.53
lakh tonnes till October
of the ongoing 2022-23
kharif marketing season,
according to the food
ministry data.
Higher quantities of
paddy were purchased
from Punjab, Haryana and
Tamil Nadu.
Normally, paddy pro-
curement begins immedi-
ately after the withdrawal
of the Southwest monsoon
from October onwards.
However in southern
states, especially in Kerala
and Tamil Nadu, it begins
from September.
The government aims to
procure 771.25 lakh tonnes
of paddy in the 2022-23 kha-
rif marketing season (Oc-
tober-September). The ac-
tual procurement stood at
record 759.32 lakh tonnes
in the previous kharif mar-
keting season.
According to the official
data, the overall paddy buy-
ing has increased to 170.53
lakh tonnes till October 31.
Govt’s paddy
procurement up
12% at 170.53
lakh tonnes
India’s mfg activities remain strong in Oct
New Delhi (PTI): Manu-
facturing activities in India
remained robust and price
pressures were contained
in October as new orders
and production rose at a
slower but stronger pace,
according to a monthly sur-
vey released on Tuesday
.
The seasonally-adjusted
SP Global India Manufac-
turing Purchasing Manag-
ers’ Index (PMI) was up
from 55.1 in September to
55.3 in October. The Octo-
ber PMI data pointed to an
improvement in overall op-
erating conditions for the
16th straight month.
“The Indian manufac-
turing industry again
showed signs of resilience
in October, with factory or-
ders and production rising
strongly despite losing
growth momentum,” Pol-
lyanna De Lima, Econom-
ics Associate Director at
SP Global Market Intelli-
gence, said. Firms were
able to secure additional
work in October, taking the
current sequence of
growth to 16 months, the
survey said, adding that
overall, factory orders in-
creased at an above-trend
pace that was nonetheless
the weakest since June.
Sensex rallies for 4th consecutive day,
climbs 375 points to breach 61K-mark
Mumbai (PTI): Bench-
mark indices maintained
their winning momentum
for the fourth day running
on Tuesday, helped by a
rally in Asian and Europe-
an markets and continuous
foreign fund inflows.
The 30-share BSE Sensex
climbed 374.76 points or
0.62% to settle at 61,121.35.
On similar lines, the broad-
er NSE Nifty advanced
133.20 points or 0.74% to
end at 18,145.40. NTPC,
PowerGrid, Dr Reddy’s, In-
fosys, Tata Consultancy
Services, UltraTech Ce-
ment were major winners.
`GAINS 22 PAISE TO
CLOSE AT 82.59
AGAINST DOLLAR
Mumbai (PTI): The rupee appre-
ciated 22 paise to close at 82.59
(provisional) against the US dol-
lar on Tuesday. At the interbank
foreign exchange market, the lo-
cal currency opened at 82.74 and
witnessed a high of 82.59 and
a low of 82.79. It finally settled
at 82.59 against the American
currency, registering a rise of 22
paise over its previous close.
Power consumption
grows marginally to
114.64 billion units
in October this year
New Delhi (PTI): India’s
power consumption grew
1.64% to 114.64 billion units
in October compared to the
year-ago period, according
to government data.
The power consumption
rose only marginally in Oc-
tober, mainly due to inces-
sant unseasonal rains
which kept the mercury
levels low and reduced the
use of cooling appliances.
However, experts said
power consumption and de-
mand will further increase
in the coming months due
to use of heating appliance
especially in the northern
part of the country
, and im-
provement in economic ac-
tivities on account of the
beginning of the new rabi
crop season. The farmers
use electricity to run tube-
wells for irrigation for new
crops. In October last year,
power consumption was
112.79 BU.

Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: The way has
finally been cleared re-
garding the Accounta-
bility law, which pro-
vides for direct action
against the responsible
officer for not providing
any service or not work-
ing. After the finaliza-
tion of the draft of this
bill, which came in the
public domain for the
third time to take the
suggestions of the pub-
lic, it will be put up to be
passed in the Budget
session, likely in the
last week of December
or the first week of Jan-
uary, and take the form
of law as the Public Ser-
vice Guarantee and Ac-
countability Act.
NEWS 09
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
International Expo will
be organized by Ra-
jasthan Export Promo-
tion Council in Jodhpur
from March 11 to 13,
2023. Chairman of Ra-
jasthan Export Promo-
tion Council Rajiv Aro-
ra, while heading the
fifth meeting of the
council at Udhyog Bha-
wan. “A meeting in this
regard will be held in
Jodhpur on November
7. The expo is aimed to
boost exports from the
state,” said Rajiv Arora.
ACS (Industries)
Veenu Gupta said that
organizing an interna-
tional level handicraft
expo in Jodhpur is an
important part of the
Chief Minister’s budget
announcement and to
make it wider and add
more products, it is be-
ing named as Rajasthan
International Expo.
Raj Int'l Expo in Jodhpur from March 11 to 13
TO BOOST EXPORTS

Handicrafts,
jewellery,
ceramics, and
other products
will be on
display in the
international
expo, said Rajiv
Arora
'GARUDAS'
ROAR IN
RAJ SKIES
I
ndo-French bilateral exercise 'Garuda
VIl' started on October 26 is going on
in full swing in Jodhpur. The Indian Air
Force (IAF) and French Air and Space
Force (FASF) are participating in the
exercise that will culminate on November
12. Through this war exercise, the pilots
of the Air Force of both the countries
are sharing their experiences with each
other. FASF is participating with four
Rafale fighter aircraft, one A-330 Multi
Role Tanker Transport (MRTT) aircraft
and a contingent of 220 personnel while
the IAF is participating with Su-30 MKI,
Rafale, LCA Tejas and Jaguar fighter
aircraft, as well as the Light Combat
Helicopter (LCH) and Mi-17 helicopters.
The IAF contingent also includes Combat
Enabling Assets like Flight Refuelling
Aircraft, AWACS and AEWC.
—Rajeev Gaur
RAJ ACCOUNTABILITY BILL LIKELY
TO SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY SOON
Suggestions on the draft have been sought from the general public by November 9



SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE ACCOUNTABILITY BILL
973 elderly set on
pilgrimage from Jodh
to Rameshwaram
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: A train car-
rying 973 elderly people
left for Rameshwaram
from Jodhpur on Tues-
day under the Senior
Citizens Pilgrimage
Scheme. The train was
flagged off by MLA
Manisha Panwar and
Chairperson of RSCP-
CR Sangeeta Beniwal.
Assistant Commis-
sioner of the Devasthan
Department, Jatin Gan-
dhi, informed that a to-
tal of 973 passengers
including 400 from
Jodhpur, 201 from Pali,
301 from Barmer and 71
from Jaisalmer were se-
lected for the journey
under the pilgrimage
scheme. Two assistants
for each coach accompa-
nied the passengers for
their help. The train will
return to Jodhpur after
seven days on Nov 8.
Manisha Panwar, Sangeeta Beniwal others flagged off the train.
MLA Awana faces flak for 'no
Gurjar MLA in BJP' remark
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Congress
MLA from Nadbai and
Devnarayan Board
chairman Joginder
Singh Awana has said
that the society has suf-
fered due to not a single
MLA of BJP winning
of Gurjar Community.
Awana said this in
a speech during the
program of Gur-
jar Community at Pa-
sopa village of Deeg
area of Bharatpur dis-
trict and it has be-
come a topic of discus-
sion in political circles.
Pro-Congress Gur-
jar leaders have strong-
ly objected to Awana’s
statement.
Reacting to Awana’s
statement, Gurjar lead-
er Himmat Singh said
that Awana’s state-
ment is against Con-
gress ideology. “74 Gur-
jar youth were shot and
martyred in our reser-
vation movement un-
der the BJP rule,” Him-
mat said.
Rajiv Arora in meeting of the council at Udhyog Bhawan. Veenu Gupta and others are also seen.
Joginder Singh Awana
Amit Dhariwal starts
public meetings as
'show of strength'
Balloon labelled as ‘Pak
Airlines’ found in Bikaner
First India Bureau
Bikaner: A Pakistani
balloon-like aircraft la-
belled as ‘Pakistan Air-
lines’ was found near
Indo-Pak International
Border in Bikaner on
Tuesday morning. A lo-
cal farmer spotted the
balloon in his farmland
and alerted the Dantour
Police Station of Bikan-
er district. Officials in-
formed that the balloon
was found at a field
16kms away from the
international border
and created panic
among the locals. The
Dantour police immedi-
ately reached the spot.
and took the balloon
into its custody
.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Congress lead-
er Amit Dhariwal,
son of UDH minister
Shanti Dhariwal,
has started a show of
strength starting
with wishes on the
occasion of Diwali
before the assembly
elections. The festiv-
ities season has be-
come a platform for
creating an atmos-
phere and showing
strength on the pre-
text of meeting and
greeting people. The
day started with sup-
porters weighing
Amit with fruits and
flowers from Kaithu-
nipol. Amit Dhari-
wal walked in front
of Shripura-Sabji-
mandi and Mori Ke
Hanumanji to meet
people during the pe-
riod of greetings and
during this time
Amit traveled from
markets to markets.
Showing a political
attitude, Amit Dhari-
wal told the media
that he would be pre-
sent and committed
to public service at
all times.
Amit Dhariwal addressing people at Shripura-Sabjimandi
and Mori Ke Hanumanji in Kota on Tuesday.
First India Bureau
Bundi: In a tragic inci-
dent, a couple allegedly
committed suicide by
consuming poison in
the Indergarh area of
Keshoraipatan town on
Tuesday, following
which a girl died, while
the boy is stated to be
critical and has been
hospitalised.
Police that informed
the incident occurred
in the wee hours of
Tuesday at a yard of
Sumerganj Mandi.
“The couple has been
identified as Deepak
Saini and Arti Meena.
They tried to commit
suicide by hanging
themselves.
However, the rope
could not bear the load
and split into two parts.
The couple later con-
sumed poison to com-
mit suicide. The girl
died in the hospital
while the boy was re-
ferred to Kota in criti-
cal condition and is un-
dergoing treatment,”
police said. The girl’s
body was handed over
to family members af-
ter the post-mortem.
Couple attempts
suicide, girl
dies, boy critical
Man hacks
wife to death
with an axe
First India Bureau
Sirohi: A husband
killed his 45-year-old
wife after an argument
broke out between
them in the Jhambodi
area of Abu Road on
Monday night. Police
informed the accused
attacked his wife with
an axe and killed her.
“The deceased has
been identified as
Nami. On Monday
night, an argument
broke out between
Nami and her husband,
Sona Garasiya. “Na-
mi’s body was found in
a bloodied condition
and has been kept in
the mortuary of Abu
Road hospital,” police
said. “The accused fled
from the spot after kill-
ing her and efforts are
being made to arrest
him,” police said.
ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
 The provision of
penalty or fine has
been made, but the
minimum and maxi-
mum fine will not be
fixed whereas in RTI
Rs 250 per day and
Rs 25,000 maximum
fine is mentioned
 If provision of fine
is made, it is neces-
sary to do it at the
district level also
 The legal provision
of time limit is neces-
sary for doing any work
 Other provisions
are also required to
be made by law rather
than by rules
 It is necessary to
have an independent
commission at the
district level so that the
problems there can be
solved there
THE FLAWS IN THE BILL

It is the unpredictability of
life that makes it beautiful…
the whimsical that adds joy!
Embrace it.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
10
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
MODI-GEHLOT EXEMPLIFY STANDING FOR
PEOPLE, EVEN IF IN OPPOSITE PARTIES!
First India Bureau
Mangarh: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Tuesday said PM Nar-
endra Modi commands
respect globally because
he leads Mahatma Gan-
dhi’s country
. Speaking
at a public function at
Mangarh Dham in Ban-
swara, Gehlot said In-
dia has scripted history
in the world as democ-
racy in alive in the
country even after more
than 70 years since it
achieved independence.
Gehlot urged Modi to
review the railway pro-
ject between Ratlam-
Dungarpur and Ban-
swara, which was start-
ed by the previous Con-
gress-led United Pro-
gressive Alliance (UPA)
government at the Cen-
tre. “We had approved
the project.... We even
deposited Rs 250 crore
with the railways, the
land was allotted and
the work launched. But
suddenly, it was
stopped. I urge you
(Modi) to get the project
reviewed and connect
Banswara with other
areas,” Gehlot said.
“I will also urge the
PM to examine the Chi-
ranjeevi health scheme
and I believe that you
(Modi) would like to im-
plement it across the
country,” the veteran
Congress leader said.
First India Bureau
Mangarh: The kill-
ing of tribals by the
British in Mangarh
in 1913 was more
gruesome than the
Jallianwala Bagh
massacre, Gujarat
CM Bhupendra Patel
said on Tuesday
.
Patel was speaking
at ‘Mangarh Dham Ki
Gaurav Gatha’ pro-
gramme,wherein,PM
Narendra Modi said
more than 1,500 tribal
peoplesacrificedtheir
lives in massacre and
it was an example of
extreme cruelty by
British rule in India.
MP CM Shivraj Singh
Chouhan said, “Histo-
ry wasn’t taught right
after independence in
our country
. PM Modi
decidedoninstallinga
site for fallen heros of
Independence. Their
sacrifice is being re-
membered. My salute
to holy land on behalf
of people of MP
.”
First India Bureau
Mangarh (FIB): The
event is being seen as
the BJP’s outreach to
the tribal community
ahead of assembly
polls in Gujarat, Ra-
jasthan and MP
.
Modi’svisitislikelyto
leave an impact on as-
semblyconstituencies
in northern parts of
Gujarat where assem-
blyelectionsaregoing
to be held.
In Raj, 8 districts --
Banswara, Dungar-
pur, Chittorgarh,
Udaipur, Rajsamand,
Sirohi, Pratapgarh
Pali, fall under the
scheduled area that
hasatotalof 37assem-
bly constituencies, of
which 21 are held by
BJP
, 11 by e Congress,
twobytheBTPthree
by Independents.
During the freedom
struggle, Bhils and
members of other
tribes engaged in a
long stand-off with
British, with over 1.5
lakhtribalsrallyingto
Mangarh Hill on Nov
17, 1913, under leader-
ship of Govind Guru,
according to an offi-
cial release. The Brit-
ish opened fire at this
gathering, leading to
Mangarh massacre, it
said.
Highlighting the
contributionof tribals
to freedom struggle,
PM said that the Cen-
tre is working with a
clear policy for tribal
development from Ra-
jasthanandGujaratto
the Northeast.
Nearly 20,000 people
gathered at Mangarh
hill during PM Modi’s
address. About 10,000
people were present at
the foothills.
There was a craze
among people for
Ashok Gehlot, Shivraj
Singh Chouhan and
Bhupendra Patel.
Tribal people from
all three states of
Rajasthan, Gujarat and
Madhya Pradesh came
to attend the pro-
gramme.
Those who could not
go up the hill watched
the programme live on
LCD screens.
Some tribal folk art-
ists also got disap-
pointed when they were
stopped just when they
were about to reach
the hill. Though Union
Minister Arjun Ram
Meghwal tried to call
them, but the artists
couldn’t reach.
The event is being
seen as BJP’s outreach
to tribals ahead of as-
sembly polls in Guja-
rat, Rajasthan and MP.
Modi’s visit is likely to
leave an impact.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Politics has
heated up after PM Nar-
endra Modi’s visit to
Mangarh Dham in Ban-
swara and not declaring
Mangarh as a national
monument. Cabinet
Minister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas reacted
sharply to this saying,
“The kind of speech
Modiji has given
smacks of arrogance.
The CMs of all 3 states
were sitting with him in
Mangarh. How will the
three governments
work together? The BJP
won most of the LS
seats in MP
, Gujarat and
Rajasthan. The PM has
insulted Rajasthan,” he
said, adding, “The peo-
ple strongly hoped that
Mangarh Dham would
be declared a national
monument. The tribals
who fought and drove
away the British have
been insulted. People
will avenge this in Guja-
rat, Rajasthan and the
entire country
,” he said.
Reacting to this, BJP
MP Dr Kirodilal Meena
said, “Modi didn’t de-
clare Mangarh as a na-
tional monument, re-
specting the federal
system. The boundaries
of Rajasthan, MP, Guja-
rat fall in the region.
Thus, it is necessary to
get their consent. I have
already introduced its
private bill in Parlia-
ment. The tribal leaders
of BJP have also been
raising this demand.”
“There should be no
conflict between the
State Centre on this
issue. It will be declared
a national monument,
Meena added.”
PCC Chief GS Dotas-
ra said, “BJP does this
only for power. See Ar-
jun Meghwal’s tweet.
Even Minister at the
Centre doesn’t know
what will happen. Trib-
als were called only for
publicity,” he said.
Nat’l monument status to Mangarh:
Congress, BJP leaders exchange barbs
Raj, Guj MP need to work in unison to
develop the Mangarh Dham: PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi being received warmly by Dr Satish Poonia
upon his arrival at Mangarh Dham in Banswara on Tuesday.
Besides, V Satish, Arun Singh, GC Kataria, Arjun Ram Meghwal,
Rajendra Rathore, Kamal Katara, Sushil Katara, Hemraj Meena
and others also welcomed PM Modi at Mangarh Dham.
Aditi Nagar
Mangarh: The ‘unique-
ness’ of understanding
and ‘relation’ shared by
PM Narendra Modi
CM Ashok Gehlot was
evident on Tuesday,
when a ‘good chemis-
try’ between the two, in
spite of opposite ideolo-
gies, was observed by
people.
Both kept praising
each other’s works pub-
licly and a similar sight
was seen in Mangarh
Dham the duo kept on
chatting. Moreover, sep-
arate talks between the
two leaders also took
place behind the stage.
Interestingly, Modi also
termed Gehlot as the
senior most CM saying,
“Gehlot is also the sen-
ior most Chief Minister
among the people sit-
ting on the stage at this
time.”
Modi has praised this
tenure of Gehlot many
times, specially on Cov-
id management during
CMs’ conference in
April, 2020. Then in Sep-
tember 2021, Gehlot
termed Modi as his
good friend and said,
“Our political ideology
may be different, but
politics never comes in
the way of develop-
ment.” At first, two duo
spoke to each other on
the stage with a smile
on their faces. Then Ge-
hlot urged Modi from
the stage to declare
Mangarh Dham as a na-
tional monument. Now,
it is believed that before
poll announcement, a
national memorial can
be announced to be
built at Mangarh.
It was this ‘bonding’
between the two that
sent a positive message
in the entire tribal belt.
From P1...
He said that “all of us
have a strong desire for
magnificent expansion
of Mangarh Dham and
for this, Raj, Gujarat,
MP Maharashtra
need to work together”.
“It is my request to
all 4 state governments
to hold a detailed dis-
cussion in this direc-
tion, prepare a road
map so that Govind
Guru’s place too can
create its identity in the
whole world,” he said
addressing a gathering,
at the memorial. “Over
1,500 tribals were killed
in firing by British on
Nov 17, 1913, but unfor-
tunately, in history
written post-Independ-
ence, this wasn’t given
its due place. Now, the
country is correcting
the mistake committed
decades ago,” he said.
Remembering Go-
vind Guru, who had led
the 1913 uprising, Modi
said Raj, Gujarat, MP
and Maharashtra to-
gether under the leader-
ship of the Centre can
develop the dham more
so that the tribal lead-
er’s place can get a glob-
al identity
.
Gehlot said he was
happy that recently the
PM spoke to the Chief
Secys of Raj, Guj MP
about dham. “This
means that it was on
your mind you
thought you should
have information about
it prior to your visit. I
urge you again to de-
clare Mangarh Dham a
national monument.”
HIGHLIGHTS ‘Modi gets global respect as
he leads Gandhi’s country’
When Modi
goes abroad, he
gets so much re-
spect. He gets the respect
because he is the prime
minister of the country
of Gandhi, where the
roots of democracy run
deep and where, even af-
ter more than 70 years
of independence, democ-
racy is alive.
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
Patel, Chouhan remember
tribals massacre in Mangarh
Guj, Raj, MP polls: Event is
BJP’s outreach to tribals!
People want to know what
PM Modi did in 8 years: Pilot
Bhupendra Patel
Chief Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot will visit Alwar today.
He will leave for Khairthal at
11.30 am. The CM will inau-
gurate various development
works in Kishangarhbas. The
programme will be organ-
ised at Khairthal Mandi. CM
Gehlot will leave for Jaipur
from Khairthal at 1.45 pm by
a helicopter. CM Gehlot will
visit Baran on November 3
will attend the programme
Shri Bada Balaji and will also
attend the Deepawali Sneh
Milan Samaroh organised
by Congress. Gehlot will
also attend the programme
organised by Parshvanath
Charitable Trust ‘Utkrisht
Khiladi Khel Samman’ event.
CM GEHLOT TO VISIT
ALWAR TODAY
PM Narendra Modi waves at the public, whereas, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot greets the gathering during the ‘Mangarh Dham Ki
Gaurav Gatha’ programme in Banswara on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Gathering at the public programme ‘Mangarh Dham ki Gaurav
Gatha’, in Banswara on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
First India Bureau
Shimla: Former Dy CM
of Rajasthan Sachin Pi-
lot started the election
campaign in Himachal
Pradesh, saying said
that the double engine
govt didn’t do any work
and PM Modi has to
come here every fourth
day
. While addressing a
public meet in favour of
Congress candidate De-
vendarBhuttofromKut-
lehar constituency
, Pilot
said, “PM Modi has to
come here every 4th day
and Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah has to
hold meetings. If the
double engine govt had
worked, had built
schools, roads, had giv-
en employment, then
people would have voted
for govt’s work. An at-
tempt is being made to
confuse people by wear-
ing new clothes giv-
ing speeches.”
“No work has been
done in Himachal in 8
years. In 2014 LS polls, it
was promised to end in-
flation, but after govt
was formed, now 75
years of independence,
we are organising Azadi
KaAmritMahotsav.Peo-
ple want to know what
PM Modi did in 8 years,”
said Pilot while reiterat-
ing inflation, unemploy-
ment etc.
Sachin Pilot campaigns for Congress candidate Dr Pushpendra
Verma during his visit to Shimla on Tuesday.
Ahmedabad (ANI): Refuting the allegations made by PM
Narendra Modi of receiving resistance on Sujalam Suflam
water canal issue, CM Ashok Gehlot said, “PM Narendra
Modi’s allegations on opposing canal scheme in the state are
baseless. PM Modi blames me that I am stopping water from
coming to Rajasthan. It is for state’s development, why would
I show any resistance?” CM Gehlot said. Gehlot further said,
“PM Modi raised the Sujalam Suflam water canal issue in
2017 too. Then CM Vasundhara Raje also wrote the same let-
ter in 2005, I repeated the same. Answers should be sought
from her,” the Chief Minister added.
PM MODI’S CHARGE ON SUJALAM SUFLAM
WATER CANAL ISSUE BASELESS: CM GEHLOT
Shivraj Singh Chouhan

Crunchy leaves, hot coffee and chilly weather all
mark the transition from summer to autumn.
As the seasons change, you might find
yourself reaching for warmer layers and
cosier accessories. Whether you’re
looking for everyday outfits or more
fancy ones, you can put together tons
of autumn-appropriate looks to bridge
the gap between summer and winter.
So, Let’s explore the world of fall
fashion with City First
all is the sea-
son to show
off what you
can do with
your ward-
robe, whereas
summer is the
season to showcase
how fantastic you look
without a lot of cloth-
ing. It’s time to hunker
down in your big, fluffy
sweaters and don the
same pair of blue jeans
every day
. Fall fashion
calls for learning how
to layer without ap-
pearing like an over-
stuffed penguin and
revisiting your favour-
ite transitional-weath-
er clothing, such as
classic trench coats and
clunky ankle boots.
One word best de-
scribes the overall tone
of thefallfashiontrends:
nostalgia. Now, depend-
ing on your age, experi-
ences and interests, nos-
talgia can take on a vari-
ety of different shapes.
The excitement for the
forthcoming season is
likely to feature any-
thing you could connect
with happier, simpler
times since the creative
collectives around all
over the world have all
been feeling the long-
ing for a better exist-
ence. However, with the
easing of restrictions
and a glimmer of hope
for the future, more di-
verse style directions
are opening.
Wear a fitting turtle-
neck to stay warm.
These timeless autum-
nal traditions have en-
dured since the 1990s
and will continue to do
so. In the fall, choose a
black or tan turtleneck
to dress up or keep
things casual. If turtle-
necks aren’t really your
thing, try a mock neck
shirt. Turtlenecks in
neutral colours go with
anything, but autumnal
hues like maroon and
burgundy stand out in a
crowd.
With dark wash jeans,
go for a classic appear-
ance. When paired with
colours like reds,
browns, oranges, etc.,
darkdenimlooksfantas-
tic. Additionally, jeans
are quite simple to style,
so you’ll never struggle
to put together
outfits.
However, you
can experiment
with fit. While
highwaistedand
wide-leg jeans
can make an out-
fit more daring,
skinny jeans are a
rather timeless
choice. Consider
wearing a fitted tur-
tleneck, leather jack-
et, and dark wash
trousers. Alternately,
staywarmbywearing
tall boots, dark wash
jeans, and a snug
sweater.
Put on a pair of com-
bat boots to protect your
feet. Your clothing looks
instantly cool when you
wear lace-up or combat
boots. For a relaxed yet
stylish accent, use them
with jeans, pants, skirts,
or dresses. Put on a
hoodie to keep warm if
you’re going to school or
going out with buddies.
In the fall, you can wear
your hoodie with jeans,
or even a skirt.
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The Euphoria Of
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ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Things move
positively on the
academic front
and encourage
you to give your
best. Good man
management
will help you in
completing a
project or assignment in time. Travelling with
your near and dear ones to the countryside
will prove immensely fulfilling. Blessings of
someone will fulfilling your expectations.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You are likely
to experience a
positive phase in
your existence.
Favourable
decision can
be expected
regarding a piece
of property under
dispute. Those in tourism and hospitality
sectors will find new opportunities
knocking at their door. You may take the
initiative of organising a family gathering.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Switching to
healthy foods
will be the key to
remaining fit and
active. A family
issue may need
to be deliberated
upon, so that it
does not disturb
domestic harmony. An out of town
invitation will tempt some to undertake
the journey. Spirituality may bring a
special meaning to your life.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will get the
financial help
that you are
seeking for and
then accordingly
you will decide
what steps to
take next. At
work place you
may earn oodles of joy and recognition
by foraying into something new. Please
take good care of your health and avoid
stepping out in adverse
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
A trip with
friends will be
both enjoyable
and therapeutic.
Family life will
remain stable
and provide you
a firm foundation
from where to
venture forth. This is the best time for
launching your ideas at work. Money
multiplies through excellent financial
planning. The day turns out well for you.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Change of diet will
improve health.
A difference of
opinion may
pit you against
a family elder.
Those compelled
to travel are likely
to find interesting
company. Some of you will be able to
add to your wealth and even plan to buy
property. You are set to enjoy the exclusive
company of people of eminence.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Meeting someone
new is likely to
enlarge your
social circle.
Something you
had wanted for
the home may
be gifted to you.
Your ideas will
work on the professional front and speed
up the progress. Your financial condition is
not bad, you possess the potential to earn
much more. Overall health remains good.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Time is
favourable as
your real estate
investments start
giving handsome
returns. An
official trip is
likely to keep
you tied up. Your
help and support to a youngster will
help boost his or her self-confidence.
Those trying to achieve their professional
targets will succeed.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Some additional
perks can be
expected by
those in the
private sector. An
enjoyable outing
is on the cards
for some. Family
life will cruise
along smoothly and give you time for rest
and recoup. A promotion or a prestigious
appointment is in store for those in a
government job.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Those in the
financial sector
can hope to start
making profits.
You may think
up ways of
improving your
health. A major
renovation work
may be undertaken at home. A journey
is likely to take you down the memory
lane. Travel stars look bright for some,
especially for overseas travel.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Time is
favourable as
your real estate
investments start
giving handsome
returns. An
official trip is
likely to keep
you tied up. Your
help and support to a youngster will
help boost his or her self-confidence.
Those trying to achieve their professional
targets will succeed.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
You will be able
to get the study
stream you
desire on the
academic front.
Going is likely
to get better on
the professional
front. Purchasing
a new car or an expensive appliance
is indicated. Children can keep you
entertained. The day is favourable to get a
project underway.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
MORE ATTENTION WILL HAVE TO
BE GIVEN TO THE HEALTH OF
f a pregnant woman
does not get a nutri-
tious and balanced
diet, then her unborn
baby will also not be
able to develop ade-
quately
. Most women
do not know how much they
should eat during pregnancy
.
A normal woman usually
needs 1900 calories, while
pregnancy requires 2200 calo-
ries. The diet should be rich
in nutrients. The diet of a
pregnant should be such, in
all the nutrients are present.
There should be an adequate
amount of fruits and vegeta-
bles in the diet. A pregnant
woman should also get a bal-
anced amount of protein.
Protein is high in eggs, meat,
milk etc. Women who are veg-
etarian can get protein from
soybeans and pulses. Sprout-
ed pulses like moong, moth,
gram etc. also provide more
protein.According to advice
from the UK’s public health
agency Nice, women do not
need extra calories in the first
six months of pregnancy
, but
during the last three months
of pregnancy, women
should take an
extra 200 cal-
ories every
day
. So many
calories are
found in two
pieces of bread
baked in olive
oil. According
to a survey, in-
f o r m a t i o n
about their
diet is not
reaching preg-
nant women.
Women in the
survey admitted that they
should consume 300 calo-
ries or more per day dur-
ing pregnancy
. It is gener-
ally believed that during
pregnancy, women need
t o
takefoodfromtwopeople,one
for themselves and the other
for the unborn child.
A question arises how
much should women eat dur-
ing pregnancy? Pregnant
women usually need 2200
calories per day. This in-
cludes both food and drink.
Doctors say that food should
be balanced, which includes
fruits and vegetables, carbo-
hydrates(pastaandpotatoes),
proteins (lentils, fish, eggs
and dairy products like meat,
milk and yoghurt) and fats.
Eating too much during preg-
nancy can harm women.
Women can become so fat
during pregnancy that their
risk of miscarriage may in-
crease. They may be prone to
high blood pressure and dia-
betes. The baby may be born
prematurely. Caesarean de-
livery may result.
A slight carelessness in
the period of pregnancy
for a woman can af-
fect the health of
the child, so at this
time do not con-
sume any such sub-
stance which is danger-
ous. The digestive power of
the baby becomes weak due
to spicy, more chilli spices,
fried foods and sweets etc.
Similarly
, tea, coffee and alco-
holic beverages containing
alcoholic beverages are also
harmful. Cold and stale
food should also not be
eaten. If a pregnant
woman pays at-
tention to her
food, then
she will
definite-
ly be able to provide a healthy
life for her future child.
If we talk about weight,
then pregnancy weight de-
pends on the BMI (Body Mass
Index) before or early preg-
nancy
. About weight gain in
pregnancy
. If the body mass
indexislessthan18.5ieunder-
weight BMI, then the weight
gain should be 13 to 18 kg. If
the body mass index is 18.5-
24.9 ie normal BMI, then the
weight can be increased from
11 to 16 kg. On the other hand,
if the body mass index is 25 to
29 i.e. overweight, then in-
crease the weight by 7 to 11 kg.
If the body mass index is 30 or
more, then only 5 to 9 kg of
weight can be increased. If
someonehastwinsormultiple
pregnancies, they are expect-
ed to gain more weight. Nor-
mally
, you should gain about
0.9-1.8 kg in the first 3 months
and about 0.5 kg every week
during the rest of your preg-
nancy
.Many schemes are be-
ing run by the central and
state governments to encour-
age pregnancy in women. An
assistance amount of Rs 5000
is given by the Central Gov-
ernment to pregnant women
of Pradhan Mantri Matru
Vandana Yojana (PMMVY).
At the same time, Indira Gan-
dhiMatritvaPoshanYojanais
being run by the Government
of Rajasthan. Under this
scheme, financial assistance
of Rs6000isbeingprovidedby
the Rajasthan government in
five phases to pregnant wom-
en who give birth to a second
child. Pregnant women are
definitely getting benefits
from these schemes. However,
experts feel that the cash sup-
port in the schemes should be
increased further.
PREGNANT WOMEN
AMIT BAIJNATH GARG,
Senior Journalist
PREGNANT WOMEN ARE NOT GETTING INFORMATION
ABOUT THEIR DIET. IN A SURVEY, MOST WOMEN BE-
LIEVED THAT THEY SHOULD CONSUME 300 CALORIES OR
MORE PER DAY DURING PREGNANCY. IT IS GENERALLY
BELIEVED THAT IN THIS PERIOD WOMEN NEED TO TAKE
FOOD FOR TWO PERSONS, ONE FOR THEMSELVES AND
THE OTHER FOR THE UNBORN CHILD.
I

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