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1. Many secrets in hotel ‘The Lalit’, says Malik Mumbai: Upping the ante Maharashtra Min- ister and senior Na- tionalist Congress Par- ty leader N a w a b Malik on Wednes- day said in a cryp- tic tweet that there are many “secrets” hidden in Ho- tel Lalit. The Minister also said that he will reveal the secrets on Sunday. “Happy Deep- awali. Happy Diwali to all of you. There are many secrets hidden in Hotel ‘The Lalit’...see you on Sunday,” tweeted Malik. CRUCIAL READ ARRESTED: JUDGE ACCUSED OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF MINOR Jaipur: The Bharatpur police on Wednesday arrested a judge Jitendra Singh, who was earlier suspended after being booked for allegedly sexually exploiting a 14-year-old boy. Bharatpur SP Devendra Kumar said the suspended judge was called for interrogation and was later arrested. “The interrogation and arrest were as per the guidelines of the Supreme Court,” he said. A counsellor has been appointed for the victim and his family and phone numbers of administrative officers have been given to the family. SENSEX TUMBLES 257.14 PTS PREZ APPOINTS JUDGES TO 6 HCs Sensex tumbled 257 points on Wednesday amid a negative trend in global markets ahead of the US Fed’s policy outcome. The 30-share index ended 257.14 points or 0.43 per cent lower. New Delhi: President Ram Nath Kovind, appointed six Judges at High Courts of Odisha, Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh and Karnataka, informed Min- istry of Law and Justice on Wednesday. ‘PERSONAL VENDETTA’: WANKHEDE’S SISTER CENTRE RELEASES `17000 CR AS GST COMPENSATION TO STATES/UTS Mumbai: NCB Zonal Direc- tor Sameer Wankhede’s sister Yasmeen Wankhede has hit back at the National- ist Congress Party (NCP) leader Nawab Malik for sharing her purported Whatsapp chats on social media and accused the Minister of taking out his “personal vendetta for his son-in-law’s arrest” by dragging women into the ongoing tussle between him and the probe agency. MAIDEN WIN FOR INDIA IN WT20 India won by 66 runs against Afghanistan on Wednesday wherein the men in blue scored 210 wherein openers KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma gave India a rapid start. In reply Afghanistan lost early wickets ending up loosing the match. ‘Honours even, which way will wind blow in 2022?’ New Delhi: Reacting to the by-poll results of Assembly constituencies, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said that the “honours are even” and asked, “Which way will the wind blow in 2022?” re- ferring to the Assembly polls in seven states next year. Taking to Twitter, he said, “Here is a thought- provoking analysis of the results of by-elections in 30 assembly constituencies. BJP won 7 seats and its declared allies won 8 seats. Congress won 8 seats,” he said. “Non-BJP parties won 7 seats of which only 1 seat was won by a crypto ally of the BJP, namely YSR Congress. The other 6 seats were won by parties opposed to the BJP ,” he said. —ANI GOVT COMMITTED TO DEVELOPMENT OF PEOPLE: NADDA New Delhi: Congratulat- ing the BJP and NDA candidates for their victory in the by-polls, BJP chief JP Nadda said the party was committed to the overall development of the common man under the leadership of PM Modi. Taking to Twit- ter, Nadda said, “Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the NDA governments are continuously committed to the overall development of the common man by taking the basic mantra of Antyodaya.” New Delhi: The Central Government has released GST compensation of Rs 17,000 crore to states, informed the Ministry of Finance on Wednesday. As per the ministry, the total amount of compensation released to the States/ UTs so far including the aforesaid amount during the year 2021-22 is Rs 60,000 crore. As per the decision of GST Council, a back-to-back loan of Rs 1.59 lakh crore has already been released in lieu of shortfall in the release of GST Compensation during the current financial year, said the ministry. —ANI MANAGE DENGUE AND OTHER AILMENTS LIKE CORONA: GEHLOT First India Bureau Jaipur: Chief minister Ashok Gehlot on Wednesday asked the officials to work to con- tain spread of dengue and other seasonal diseases with same dedica- tion with which the corona pandemic was efficiently handled. He said that common people should be made aware of seasonal diseases and dengue so as to prevent their spread. In an open video con- ference to review the seasonal diseases, Ge- hlot said that the way the state government managed the COVID-19 pandemic efficiently, the work of prevention and treatment of dengue and other seasonal diseases should be done. He said that at the time of the corona pandemic,theefficientmed- ical management of Ra- jasthan and Bhilwara model was appreciated all over the country . “Similarly , we have to work together once again against other seasonal diseases including dengue,” he said. Gehlotsaidthatdiffer- ent departments from district level to villages should ensure adequate arrangements for treatment and prevention of diseaseslikedengue,ma- laria, scrub typhus, chi- kungunya, swine flu. Turn to P12 CM Ashok Gehlot HOLIDAY NOTICE The offices of First India will remain closed on November 4 and 5 on the occasion of Diwali and Goverdhan Puja. There will be no edition on November 5 and 6. SLASHED! New Delhi: Prime Min- ister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said the vaccination drive against Covid-19 needs a ‘Har Ghar Dastak’ approach to achieve its target. “So far you have been working to take people to vaccination centres, now it is time to reach every house for door-to-door vaccine. You can take help of local religious leaders to spread awareness about Covid vac- cines and to fight ru- mours,” PM Modi told District Magistrates of low vaccination coverage districts during a review meeting. A total of 40 low vaccination coverage districts have been identified across Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Chhat- tisgarh, Delhi, Hary- ana, Jharkhand, Maha- rashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tamil Nadu. The Chief Minis- ters of these states were also present at the meeting.The meeting was held via video con- ferencing. DENGUE SCARE: CENTRAL TEAMS RUSH TO 9 STATES & UTs EXCISE DUTY ON PETROL BY `5, `10 ON DIESEL New Delhi: The Central government has extended help to nine states and union territories with a higher caseload of dengue infection sending high-level teams to support them in public health measures for control and management of the infection. The states/UTs where the Centre has rushed its teams are Haryana, Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir. “A total of 15 states/UTs are reporting their maximum cases in the current year. These states contribute 86 per cent of the country’s total dengue cases till October 31,” the Health Ministry said. New Delhi: In a relief to consumers on the eve of Diwali, the central government on Wednesday announced a reduction in excise duty on petrol and diesel. The excise duty on petrol will be reduced by Rs 5 and that on diesel by Rs 10 and new rates will come into effect from tomorrow. Govern- ment sources said that the reduction in excise duty on diesel will be double that of petrol and will come as a boost to the farmers during the upcoming Rabi season. They said that states have also been urged to reduce VAT on petrol and diesel to give relief to consumers. —ANI PM Modi during virtual review meeting. —PHOTO BY ANI ‘HAR GHAR DASTAK’ MODI’S ‘DIWALI MANTRA’ TO SPREAD VACCINE ‘HAPPINESS’! A RECORD BREAKING DIWALI FOR AYODHYA Total of 40 low vax coverage districts identified Devotees witness laser show on the bank of Saryu River during Deepotsav celebrations in Ayodhya where, breaking the previous record of most diyas lit on Diwali, Ayodhya witnessed 9 lakh diyas being illuminated —PHOTO BY PTI P Chidambaram www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia JAIPUR l THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 l Pages 16 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 3 l Issue No. 150 OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, AHMEDABAD, LUCKNOW & NEW DELHI

2. First India Bureau Jaipur: Chief Minis- ter Ashok Gehlot has set an exemplary example by making the wife of an o p p o n e n t elected as MLA while rising above personal issues. After Gehlot’s nod, the wife of late MLA Gajendra Singh Shak- tawat, Preeti Shakta- wat, got the ticket for byelection on Vallabhnagar seat which was represent- ed by Gajendra Singh Shaktawat. Gajendra Shaktawat was one of the MLAs led by former deputy CM Sachin Pilot who revolted against the chief minister’s leadership last year. CM Gehlot had gone to the constituency on the day of nomination filing and addressed election rallies. He also gave the responsibility of the election to transport minister Pratap singh Khachairyawas. Preeti Shaktawat de- feated her nearest rival and RLP candidate Udailal Dangi by a margin of 20,606 votes. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 02 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia (

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9. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 03 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Fire in cracker shop in Dausa kills one First India Bureau Dausa: A fire broke out in a firecrackers shop which claimed one life in the district on Wednesday. The incident occurred near Barkat statue where the fire broke out in the shop located in a three storey building. The shop and firecrackers worth lakhs of ru- pees were gutted to fire. After the flames were doused, a man was found uncon- scious on third floor. He was rushed to a hospital where he was declared dead due to suffocation. 16 judicial staff shifted First India Bureau Jaipur: Both the Reg- istrars of the Jaipur Bench of Rajasthan High Court, administrative as well as judicial, are among the 16 officers of the Justice department who have been transferred in one go on Wednesday . Register General Nirmal Singh Metad- wal has issued a noti- fication to this effect. Registrar (Adminis- tration) Devendra Dix- it has been replaced with Bharat Bhushan Gupta while his Judi- cial counterpart Praveen Kumar Mishra has been swapped with Rajeev Chaudhury. At the same time, Balkrishna Goyal has been brought in as Officer on Special Duty (OSD). Other appointments are: Varun Talwar, Alok Surolia, Ramesh Kumar Joshi, Tirupati Kumar Gupta, Pawan Kumar and others. First India Bureau Jaipur: The concern of government and public has increased after the arrival of new variant of dengue in state. According to experts, the new variant is DENV-2, which is more dangerous than the DENV-3 variant. Its first effect is on the stomach. In the initial days, it seems normal and neither plate- lets are low. But after a time it becomes so dangerous that it directly affects the liver and lungs. Sometimes it also proves to be fatal. Regarding this, in an open VC held under the chairmanship of CM Ashok Gehlot regarding the dengue spread on Wednesday, Dr Su- dhir Bhandari, Princi- pal of SMS Medical Col- lege, said that DENV-2 and DENV-3 variant dengue is spreading the most these days in the entire country including Rajasthan. DENV-2: Dangerous dengue variant affecting liver lungs Green fireworks allowed only between 8 pm and 10 pm `2,000 FINE FOR VIOLATION `10,000 FINE ON SELLING `2,000 FINE ON PURCHASING NON-GREEN FIRECRACKERS Heartfelt greetings and best wishes to the people of the state on the auspicious occasion of Diwali and wished them happiness, prosperity and good health. May this festival of Deepotsav bring happiness in everyone’s life. People of the state must take a pledge to fill light in the lives of the poor and downtrodden on this holy occasion with the spirit of social harmony, harmony and brotherhood. People of the state must celebrate pollution-free Diwali. —ASHOK GEHLOT, Chief Minister aipur is lit in the most grandest way on the occasion of Diwali this year. This year Diwali has brought festive cheer to the common man as they can shop to their hearts’ content. From Temples, local markets, houses, to high-rise buildings have been decorated for this festival of light. The entire city is soaked up in the festivities this year. On the occasion of Diwali a rep- lica of a Hawa Mahal has been constructed at Choti Chaupar. On Ajmeri Gate, a lotus has been constructed sym- bolizing goddess Laxmi. Besides, extraordinary lighting at Nahargarh Fort is a must-watch. SPARKLING DIWALI J ROUND-THE-CLOCK MEDICAL TEAMS Adequate arrangements are being made in hospitals to be able to provide timely treatment to burn victims on Diwali. Medical and Health De- partment has also issued guidelines. In view of the spate of burn injuries during Diwali, especially at night, round-the-clock arrangements have been made in SMS Hospital. A bird’s eye view of Jaipur city from Nahargarh Fort, (right) A well lit up road showing light trails at Gopalpura bypass in Jaipur. —PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR AND SANTOSH SHARMA SEIZED: 1400 kg spurious mawa 900 kg kalakand First India Bureau Udaipur : Police is keeping a strict vigil to prevent the supply of adulterated mawa this festive season. District Special Team Udaipur on Wednesday took ac- tion against Bikaner Mawa Bhandar. During the operation, the team confiscated 1400 kg mawa considering it to be spurious. Simmilarly, in Alwar, a factory in Malkheda and Bahadarpur where adulterated kalakand (milk sweet product), teams seized and de- stroyed 800 kg from Malakheda 100 kg of adulterated kalakand. Udaipur Special team with confiscated adulterated mawa. TRAFFIC SURVEILLANCE TEAMS FORMED Jaipur: With the aim to improve traffic movement before Diwali, Jaipur Traffic Police has formed a Traffic Surveillance Team. Team will now be taking rounds of city in golf carts to improve parking system and ease traffic movement. A golf cart has been gifted to the traffic police by the Moti Dungri Temple. 2500 OFFICERS OF VIDYUT NIGAM TO BE IN FIELD Jaipur: 2500 officers and other employees of the Vidyut Vitran Nigam will remain in the field for four days Complaints of interruption in power supply can be lodged through telephone no. 2203000 or toll free no. 18001806507 in addition to 1912. Complaint centers set up at subdi- vision level. Greetings and best wishes to the country and the people of state on Diwali, Govardhan Puja Bhaiya Dooj. May Deepawali brings enthusiasm, gaiety and new energy by removing the darkness — KALRAJ MISHRA, Governor Greeting to the people of the state on the occasion of Diwali. May the festival of lights be celebrated with joy and gaiety. And may this festival bring happiness in everyone’s life, taking away despair from life. —DR CP JOSHI,Assembly Speaker

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1319 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 8 असल पुत्र नूरमौहममि ्यामखानी ्यामखानी मकसजि रार्ड नं. 23 1150 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 9 इनद्रिंि पुत्र सुगनाराम मीणा बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं. 19 1947 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 10 मुंशी गोरी पूत्र नूरमौहममि तेली झाबर धोरा रार्ड नं. 22 1500 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 11 श्ररण कुमार पुत्र िुनाराम रेगर रेगर बसती रार्ड नं. 38 2640 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 12 राजकरण पुत्र रामसररूप भा् दकसान छात्रारास रार्ड नं. 17 1602 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 13 सीताराम पुत्र लुणाराम सोनी बस दरपो के दपछटे रार्ड नं. 19 1250 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 14 रामलाल पुत्र कुनिमल सोनी हनुमान राद्का रार्ड नं. 40 2376 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 15 दशरभगरान पुत्र रामेशररलाल ब्रहामण गौशाला बास रार्ड नं. 33 1596 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 16 मांगीलाल पुत्र आिुराम सुथार गौशाला बास रार्ड नं. 1557 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 17 भंररलाल पुत्र हुणताराम सुथार हनुमान राद्का रार्ड नं. 40 1120 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 18 दनराणाराम पुत्र तोलाराम नायक बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं.24 1505 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 19 दकशनलाल पुत्र छगनलाल शमा्व मानजी माली का कुरा 1250 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 20 भागीरथ पुत्र िेिाराम रेगर बापा सेरा सिन रार्ड नं. 14 2450 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 21 दमलापिंि पुत्र दशररत्न भोजक सूय्व मकनिर के सामने रार्ड नं. 10 1137 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 22 अदत मौहममि पुत्र गुलाब कुंजड़ा म्का मकसजि रार्ड नं. 40 2162 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 23 सोहनलाल पुत्र बुधाराम मेघराल बापा सेरा सिन रार्ड नं. 14 1925 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 24 सलीम पुत्र कुरड़ाराम तेली म्का मकसजि रार्ड नं. 40 1810 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 25 छो्ी िेरी पत्नी आन्नि कुमार दकसान छात्रारास रार्ड नं. 21 920 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 26 केसाराम पुत्र फुसाराम दिराणीया बापा सेरा सिन रार्ड नं. 18 3840 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 27 जमना िेरी/ सीताराम माली हनुमान राद्का रार्ड नं. 40 2682 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 28 बनरारी लाल/ फुसाराम प्जापत सेरु मोिी कुए के पास रार्ड.39 1680 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 29 भंररलाल/ पोकरमल माली ्ांद्या कुआ रार्ड नं. 15 1575 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 30 हसन खां/ नजीर खां ्यामखानी ्यामखानी मकसजि रार्ड नं. 25 2688 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 31 मो. सलीम/ मो यासीन खीलजी इमाम बारा रार्ड नं. 28 2448 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 32 बृजनाथ/ सेरानाथ जोगी कच्ा बस स्टेर रार्ड नं. 18 2492 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 33 मोहममि हुसैन / मोहममि सिीक रैगर बसती रार्ड नं.31 792 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 34 नाथी िेरी/ राजुराम मीणा रार्ड नं. 24 2061 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 35 बजरंगलाल/ मालाराम जा् कृपालिास बगीिी रार्ड नं. 18 1057 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 36 मामराज / कालुराम जा् दकशान छात्रारास रार्ड 18 2295 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 37 मुलिंि/ सैतानाराम मीणा मानजी माली कुआ रार्ड 18 2448 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 38 मनोहरलाल/झाबरमल जांदगर नया बास रार्ड नं. 11 2366 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 39 छो्ुलाल / मोहनलाल मेहतर हररजन बसती रार्ड नं. 38 2700 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 40 रामिनद्र / नोरंगलाल प्जापत बुकनसर बास रार्ड नं. 24 2450 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 41 मांगीलाल/ सागर धोबी बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं 24 3483 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 42 हरमानाराम /बुधाराम मेघराल बापा सेरा सिन रार्ड नं.14 1854 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 43 रामकुमार/ दलखमाराम सरामी बस दरपो के दपछटे रार्ड 19 1300 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 44 अनोपिंि/ बालुराम शमा्व जराई िोक रार्ड नं. 10 504 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 45 मगन िेरी/ शुभकरण सुथार रामनगर बास रार्ड न 01 2450 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 46 मुसताक खां/ अहमि खां कायमखानी मोहलला रार्ड25 2100 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 47 िुलाराम/ रामिनद्र राजपुरोदहत नई बसती रार्ड नं. 06 4590 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 48 मोहनलाल/ जुगराज सोनी बस दरपो के दपछटे रार्ड 19 1073 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 49 मिनलाल/ बाबुलाल ढोली तेदलयो की मकस्ि रार्ड 19 2339 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 50 शाकनत िेरी/ बजरंगलाल सोनी दगनाणी बास रार्ड नं. 04 4041 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 51 प्भुदसंह / मोहनदसंह राजपुत हनुमान धोरा रार्ड नं. 15 2272 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 52 अमरिंि/ सुरजाराम नायक बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं. 24 4933 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 53 उममेि खां / जोरे खां मदिना मकसजि रार्ड नं 19 2450 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 54 दगरधारीलाल/ जयिंिलाल माली बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं. 24 2612 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 55 रजाक अली/ नजीर खां कायमखानी कायमखानी मकस्ि रार्ड 25 2688 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 56 शंकरलाल/ज्ानीराम नाई गौशाला बास रार्ड नं. 40 1950 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 57 भींरजी/ बालिास सरामी सुबेिार रैल रार्ड नं. 11 2448 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 58 कानाराम/ सुरजाराम सरामी गौशाला बास रार्ड नं. 33 2467 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 59 गीता िेरी/ सीताराम माली बुकलसर बास रार्ड नं. 24 2698 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 60 मोतीलाल /भािरमल सुथार नया बास रार्ड नं 06 1225 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 61 मैना िेरी/ केशरीिंि नाई सुबेिार रैल रार्ड नं. 12 1224 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 62 सीताराम/ ईशररराम प्जापत िौधरी कुआ रार्ड नं. 39 1224 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 63 धनाराम/ बुधाराम मेघराल बापा सेरा सिन रार्ड नं14 1920 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 64 माणकिंि / दरधाधर िजजी मधु भरन के दपछटे रार्ड नं14 2550 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 65 धनशयाम / दशररतन भोजक िुगर दरघालय रार्ड नं. 10 1137 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 66 बजरंगलाल/ रामेशररलाल दकसान छात्रारास रार्ड नं15 1188 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 67 श्ररण कुमार/ िानणमल लुहार रामनगर बास रार्ड नं 01 925 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 68 भगरानी िेरी/ िलीप कुमार िजजी नया बास रार्ड नं06 2545 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 69 मोतीलाल/ जीरणदसंह राजपुरोदहत धोदलया कुआ रार्ड नं 04 3132 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 70 श्ररण कुमार/ भागीरथ लाल भा् रामनगर बास रार्ड नं01 1725 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 71 ओमप्काश/ रतीराम मीणा हनुमान धोरा रार्ड 15 2025 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 72 मोतीलाल/ सुआराम माली हनुमान धोरा रार्ड 18 1944 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 73 सफी / नानु िुनगर अंजुमन सकुल रार्ड 26 2600 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 74 राजकुमार/ दनराणिंि सोनी सुनारो का ्ारा रार्ड नं. 34 860 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन 75 िनिा िेरी/ दहरालाल भोजक भूरजी रैल रार्ड नं 23 612 स्टे् ग्ान् ए्् दनयमन इस काया्वलय के द्ारा उपरो्तानुसार प्ापत आरेिनो का प्शासन शहरों के संग अदभयान 2021 के अनतग्वत दनसतारण दकया जाना है इस संबंध में दकसी भी वयक्त को कोई उजर आपदति हो तो मय प्माण 07 दिरस में अद्ोहसताक्षरकता्व के समक्ष प्सतुत करे। (राजकरण चौधरी) (अत्वनाश शमा्ग) अधयक्ष अदधशाषी अदधकारी नगरपादलका सरिारशहर नगरपादलका सरिारशहर IAS Mahajan shifts to Centre, wife also gets nod for deputation First India Bureau Jaipur: IAS Siddharth Mahajan got a ‘double dose’ of happiness on Di- wali. First came his order to go to Lok Sabha Secretariat on Central deputation and now his wife IFS Akanksha Ma- hajan has also got permission from state government to go to Centre. Now whenever there is an appointment in Cen- tre, she will also go on deputation. Akanksha is CCF Wildlife, Jaipur. But state govt will have to search 1 more IFS for important post. In March 2021, Mahajan was em- panelled for the post of Joint Secy in Centre but file was pending. Mean- while, Siddharth will join on Monday . Guidelines issued for piped gas in Raj First India Bureau Jaipur: Cooking gas and vehicle fuel will be supplied to homes via underground gas pipelines in Rajasthan for which city gas distribution network will be developed. The state government on Wednesday issued guidelines for the development of the network. Through guidelines, process to set up CNG stations, laying of underground pipelines, pressure regulating stations etc has been decided. The UDH and LSG departments have im- plemented the guidelines according to which repair of roads will have to be done after laying underground pipelines. The firm will have to give bank guarantee before starting the digging work and the guarantee will be returned when the work is com- pleted. Committee will be formed for the moni- toring of works of de- veloping the network, said sources. Jaipur: 81 Police officers were promoted on Wednesday . Of them, 23 officers were promoted to the super time scale while 53 RPS were promoted from DSP to ASP. Apart from this, five police inspectors have been promoted to junior scale and made RPS officers. 81 RPS officers promoted JDA allots land to Sanganer hospital First India Bureau Jaipur: Several deci- sions including allotment of 2000 sq meter land for Satellite hospital, Sanganer in Bambala institutional area were taken in land and property dis- posal committee meeting chaired by JDA CommissionerGaurav Goyal. It was decided to allot plot number 6-A, having an area of 490.80 sq, in JDA’s commercial and group housing scheme behind NWR headquar- ters to PHED for the construction of high reservoir/ground water reservoir. It was also decided to reserve land for sub-sub-stations in JDA’s West Way heights and allot land for water reser- voirs in ward number 96 to 99 and 103 (par- tial) of JMC Greater. Gaurav Goyal performing Diwali puja at JDA office. Ajmer dairy prez welcomes CM Gehlot’s decision Ajmer: The Ajmer Dairy President, Ram- chandra Chaudhary on Wednesday thanked CM Ashok Gehlot for is- suing 6 months grant to milk producers. Chaudhary demand- ed relief from the state government by creat- ing a Livestock Welfare Board on the lines of Maharashtra. He said on November 21, a meeting of Ajmer dairy will be held in which pending bonus of Rs 4-5 cr will be paid and from November 22, the milk societies will be digitized, to make process easy and trans- parent. He cornered the Centre.

13. PERSPECTIVE JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 06 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Vol 3 Issue No. 150 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764. Printed and published by Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B. Corp Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk Road, Jaipur. Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504. Editor-In-Chief: Jagdeesh Chandra. Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for selection of news under the PRB Act SPIRITUAL SPEAK Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Suffering follows an evil thought as the wheels of a cart follow the oxen that draw it. Our life is shaped by our mind; we become what we think. Joy follow a pure thought like a shadow that never leaves. —Buddha IN-DEPTH Piyush Goyal @PiyushGoyal The best in a decade! Service sector marks October with the best PMI of 58.4 in over ten years. Growing demand amid easing restrictions translates into a festive bonanza for the job market. Kiren Rijiju @KirenRijiju On this occasion, handed over the ‘Ganga Mashal’ to Indian Army which will travel along the river Ganga. It is indeed our collective responsibility to rejuvenate and preserve our rivers. Every Indian should contribute to the cause of rivers. TOP TWEETS WHO’S DIWALI GIFT TO INDIA: COVAXIN GETS APPROVAL BUT AFTER LONG WAIT etting World Health Organisation’s approval for India’s in- digenouslydeveloped Covaxin had become a prestige issue for the government as the global health body kept delaying its nod. The reason it said was insufficient data provided by Bharat Biotech, the de- veloper, and awaited a report from its technical experts. All this while India kept administer- ing Covaxin to the people as it was in desperate need of jabs. Bharat Biotech also said that it was working with WHO for the emergency use authentication for Covaxin and was hopeful of an early approval. Finally, the approval for the vaccine’s emergency use came on the eve of Diwali and its time for double celebration. It is a per- fect Diwali gift after WHO’s Technical Advisory Group and Strategic Group of Experts con- cluded that Covaxin’s efficacy outweighs the risks. This will pave the way for other countries, including those from the Euro- pean Union, to recognise Covax- in and lift travel restrictions on Indians who have taken the jab. G A DIWALI BUSTLING WITH HOPE PROSPERITY! eepawali is arguably the most important festival of India and Hindus worldwide. After last year’s of ‘coronic’ lustreless and lightless festival, this year it has brought a ‘ray of hope’ and expecta- tions! Deepawali visibly im- pacts the nation, from the religious, social, political to the economic, from the mac- ro government to the micro- individual. We have seen record GST collections for October, the beginning of a demand- boosting festive season, came in at Rs 1.30 lakh crore, com- pared with Rs 1.17 lakh crore in September. October GST collections were not only the second highest for the fiscal year, but the second-highest monthly collections since the introduction of the nation- wide tax in 2017. In fact, the four legs of economic growth that is private consumption, government expenditure, private invest- ment and net exports, are re- sponding to the festive season and catching up, at their won pace. Post the Covid-19 pandemic, the Indian econo- my is showing signs of bouncing back which is being aided greatly by the festive season. On another level, we have laws and rules with arguments flowing back and forth about pollution, green crackers and more. TheDiwalifestivalsinclude Dhantrayodashi, Narak Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali), Lakshmi Puja (Diwali), Go- vardhan Puja, and Bhaiyya Dooj. Diwali has a varied rel- evance to each person, but what remains common about the festival is the fact that it brings joy , peace and happiness. This is perhaps the only occasion where everyone comes together without inhi- bition.Itisalsoamongthefew Indian festivals where people of all faiths come together in celebration. Diwali has a deep rooted tradition and is very rich in significance. What has perhaps made Diwali as spe- cialasitistodayisthefactthat its genesis has been traced back to as far as the treta yug. In its own way , that Diwali demonstrates how ancient tales in epics become part of religious practice. There are many stories around what exactly Diwali commemorates and why it is celebrated. The festival celebrates the defeat of the evil demon king RavanabyRama–anincarna- tionof theGodVishnuandthe heroof Ramayanaepic.Rama- yana still holds a power over each Hindu, even the so-called atheistsinitsstoryandtheles- sons therein. It is victory of good over evil and even the most deep-rooted metaphor we can find spiritual solace. In a later age, the festival commemorates the defeat of the demon Narakasura by Lord Krishna. Like Rama, Krishna is an incarnation of the god Vishnu, who has come to assist humanity in its time of need. Other traditions associate the festival with the birth of the goddess Lakshmi and her marriage to Vishnu. In the Hindu tradition, Lakshmi is worshipped as the goddess of wealth, while Vishnu is seen as the preserver of humanity . In southern India, we celebrate the defeat of the demon Hiranyakshipu by Nar- asimha, the lion-headed incarnation of Vishnu. The Diwali tradition is celebrated by Jains and Sikhs as well, who have their own in- terpretations of the festival. For Jains, Diwali celebrates the nirvana, or enlighten- ment, of Mahavira, the 24th spiritual teacher of the Jain path and the contemporary tradition’s founder. Sikhs consider Diwali a commemorationof therelease of Guru Hargobind, the sixth of 10 spiritual leaders, and 52 other men who were impris- oned by the Mughal Empire thatruledtheIndiansubconti- nent from 1526 to 1857. The diverse origin stories of Diwali are a reinforce- ment of our belief system that good will necessarily tri- umph over the evils of demons, injustice and ignorance. It historically symbol- izes the victory of good over evil and celebrates light and life on both community and personal levels. On the one hand, it is a time to rejoice and feast with friends and family. Homes are cleaned and decorated with bright earthen lamps in every cor- ner, and delicious meals are prepared and shared with all. Old accounts are closed, and arguments are settled. On a more personal level, however, Diwali is a time to turn inward and light the lamps of knowledge and truthinourheartsandminds so that we can dispel the forces of darkness and ignorance within us and allow our innate brilliance and goodness to shine forth. As part of the festivities, ensure that these stories are toldandretoldtochildrenand grandchildren. Keep the religious and spiritual power of Deepawali alive through re- membrance. The spiritual power behind the Deepawali traditions is important and one must empower self and othersthroughremembrance. Happy Deepawali! THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL D On a more personal level, however, Diwali is a time to turn inward and light the lamps of knowledge and truth in our hearts and minds so that we can dispel the forces of darkness and ignorance within us and allow our innate brilliance and goodness to shine forth. As part of the festivities, ensure that these stories are told and retold to children and grandchildren. In its own way, Diwali demonstrates how ancient tales in epics become part of religious practice. There are many stories around what exactly Diwali commemorates and why it is celebrated. The festival celebrates defeat of evil demon king Ravana by Rama—an incarnation of God Vishnu and the hero of Ramayana epic ANITA HADA THE WRITER IS EXECUTIVE EDITOR FIRST INDIA

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16. TALKING POINT JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 08 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia HOWANDWHERETOBESTENJOY THEFESTIVALOFLIGHTS ndia, being a land of different cultures and religions coexisting together harmoniously, offers a list of joyful festivals that keep Indians grooving to the tunes of celebrations throughout the year. Each month bestows a festival upon the people of India among which Diwali or Deepavali is the most popular one. Every Indian welcomes the divine festival of Diwali with open arms. Irrespective of different cultures and backgrounds, the nation comes together on this auspicious day. It is one of the popular Indian festivals of the year that is celebrated with lights, gifts, rangolis, joy, and laughter. Although the essence of the festival stays the same across the country, Diwali traditions and activities vary from state to state. Let’s look at these few unique and interesting Diwali traditions followed in various parts of the nation. I Varanasi observes the Diwali of Gods, known as the Dev Deepawali. Devotees believe that Gods and Goddesses come down to earth to take a dip in the holi Ganga during this time. Prayers and diyas are offered to river Ganga and the banks, adorned with lamps and rangolis look profoundly mesmerising. Dev Deepawali falls on the full moon of the Kartika month and takes place fifteen days after Diwali. In Punjab, Diwali falls around the same time of Bandi Chhor Diwas, a Sikh festival celebrated with lighting up of households and gurudwaras, gifting, bursting crackers and feasting. Punjabi Hindus worship God- dess Lakshmi on Diwali. The celebration of Diwali also marks the arrival of winters in Punjab. The people of Himachal Pradesh observes Diwali in a traditional way. As per the Hindu mythol- ogy, the festival of Diwali was celebrated for the first time when Lord Rama along with his wife, Sita, and brother, Laxman returned to his home land Ayo- dhya after 14 years of exile. So, the takes from the Ramayana are narrated and enacted in the form of play during Diwali in Himachal Pradesh. In Goa, Diwali is dedicated to Lord Krishna destroying the demon Narkasur. Mammoth effigies of the demon are made and burnt down on the dawn of Narakasura Chaturdashi, a day before Diwali. During Diwali, many people in Goa and parts of South India smear coconut oil on their bodies to free them- selves of sin. Diwali in Bengal coincides with Kali Puja or Shyama Puja that takes place at night. Goddess Kali is decked up with hibiscus flowers and worshipped in temples and households. Devotees also offer sweets, lentils, rice and fish to Ma Kali. Temples in Kolkata like Dak- shineshwar and Kalighat are famous for Kali Puja. Also, the night before Kali Puja, Bengalis follow the Bhoot Chaturdashi ritual to overcome the evil power by lighting up 14 diyas at home. In places like Barasat near Kolkata, Kali Puja takes place in a manner as grandiose as Durga Puja, with themed pandals and melas. In front of the Kali pandals, one will also notice figures of demons Dakini and Yogini. The people of Tamil Nadu celebrates Diwali a day before it’s observed by the North Indians. The rituals of Diwali in Tamil Nadu includes an oil bath for the whole family. Houses are beautifully decorated with Kolam (rangoli) and clay lamps. People take an oil bath before sitting for the Diwali puja. Diwali in Maharashtra commenc- es with the Vasu Baras ritual that takes place to honour cows. Peo- ple celebrate Dhanteras to pay homage to the ancient doctor, Dhanvantari. On the occasion of Diwali, Maharashtrians worship Goddess Lakshmi and observe Diwali Cha Padva, celebrating the love of husband and wife. The celebrations end with Bhav Bij and Tusli Vivah that marks the starting of weddings. For Gujaratis, the festival of Diwali marks the beginning of a new year and they call it Bestu Varas or New Year’s Day. However, the rituals remain the same as followed in North India. From decorating the house with rangolis, colorful lights, and diyas. The celebration is followed by Bhai Bij where sisters apply a tilak on their brother’s forehead and vow to protect their brothers against all evils. VARANASI PUNJAB HIMACHAL GOA BENGAL TAMIL NADU ODISHA MAHARASHTRA GUJARAT In Odisha, on the occasion of Diwali, people perform Kau- riya Kathi. It is a ritual in which people worship their ancestors in heaven. They burn jute sticks to call upon their ancestors and seek their blessings. During Diwali, Odias worship Goddess Lak- shmi, Lord Ganesha and Goddess Kali. These are only a few of the spectacular ways of celebrating Diwali in the nooks and crannies of India. This year, we will miss the enthusiasm of the festival to some extent due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But we can definitely stay in our homes and spend some quality time with our families. On that note, Happy Diwali to one and all.

17. bl fnokyh feydj çxfr dh jks'kuh txexk,a] R;kSgkj dh [k+jhnkjh vius yksdy ckt+kj ls djsaA fgUnqLrku fta+d dh vksj ls le`) vkSj lqjf{kr fnokyh dh 'kqHkdkeuk,¡ INDIA JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 09 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Punjab Cong may re-rope Kishor as political strategist Chandigarh: Con- gress is planning to re- rope Prashant Kishor as a political strategist for the 2022 Punjab assembly elections. The revelation was made by Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Chan- ni during a meeting with party MLAs in the state. In a video of the meeting, Channi could be heard saying that Congress in- charge Harish Chaud- hary has told him that “Kishor is likely to be introduced as a Politi- cal Strategist for As- sembly polls 2022.” The meeting was called by party MLAs to thank Channi for the public welfare an- nouncement made by the Punjab government last week. Kishor who was appointed as Principal Advisor to former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh in early March 2021 had resigned from his post in August. —ANI Bengal: Several trains cancelled as villagers block tracks in Nadia for 33hrs Several trains were cancelled as protestors blocked tracks at Jalalkhali Halt station in Nadia district for around 33 hours, demanding stoppage of all trains passing through it, an Eastern Railway official said on Wednesday . Blockade disrupted services in Ranaghat-Lalgola section. —ANI Office of the Superintending Engineer PHED, Project Circle, Jaipur Sector 26, Near Ayush Bhawan, Pratap Nagar, Jaipur Email: sedtuprojectjaipur@yahoo.in NIB No:- 08/2021-22 DIPR/C/11037/2021 Online tenders through e-procurement system are hereby invited, on behalf of the Governor of Rajasthan from contractors having the experience of successfully completion of the similar type of work (i.e. survey with preparation of DPR) in state govt. deptt./ central govt. deptt./ state or central govt. are only eligible for the tender, for which they have to produce self attested copy of certificate issued not below the rank of Executive Engineer at the time of submission of Tender, provided they meet out prescribed eligibility criteria for the following works. The details may be seen on the DIPR website www.dipr.rajasthan.gov.in and departmental website http://phedwater.rajasthan.gov.in/phed as well as http://sppp.rajasthan.gov.in. Tenders can be downloaded from website http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in. Bidders who wish to participate in online bidding will have to procure digital certificate as per IT Act-2000 to sign their electronic bids. Offers which are not digitally signed will not be accepted. Bidder shall submit their offer in Electronic format on http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in. S. No. Item Details 1. Name of Work Work of preparation of DPR, Proposal for AF, TS and TD including Survey, Design of Clear Water Transmission Main-II (Surajpura to Chaksu) for providing Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTC) under Jal Jeevan Mission. 2. NIB Cost Rs. 83.00 Lacs Availability of bid documents on website Last date time for physical submission of Deposition of Bid Security declaration and other documents Date time of online submission of Bid Date time of opening of Technical bid From 02.11.2021 at 10.00 AM Up to 1.00 PM, 16.11.2021 From 02.11.2021 at 10.00 AM to 15.11.2021 up to 06.00 PM 16.11.2021 at 3.00 PM UBN : PHE2122SLOB08915 (Bharat Lal Meena) Superintending Engineer PHED, Project Circle, Jaipur [Sawai Man Singh Road, Tonk Road, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001] [Phone 0141-2518222, 2560291, Email : ms.smshospital@gmail.com] NOTICE INVITING BID (UBN No. MCJ2122SLRC00152) Sealed Single Stage Two-envelopes unconditional online Bids for Supply provider are invited on behalf of the Government of Rajasthan for the procurement of Goods and services listed below, from manufacturers / importers / distributors / authorized dealers / stockiest / bonafide dealers / Marketing company / Agents other service provider firm up to 3.00 PM on 16/11/2021 Sr. No. Name of work Estimated Cost lakh Bid Security Bidding Document Fees (Rs) Bid Processing Fees (Rs) UBN No. 01 Rate contract of maintenance repair and services (CAMC) of Split and window type air conditioner for two year at SMS Hospital Jaipur 32.00 32,000/- 1000/- 1000/- Details of NIB, Bidding Schedule, conditions and Bidding Document may be seen on the website of the State Public Procurement Portal http://sppp.rajasthan.gov.in or e-procurement portal http://eproc.rajasthan.gov.in and may be downloaded from there. DIPR/C/11102/2021 Medical Superintendent OFFICE OF THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT SMS HOSPITAL, JAIPUR WB:Villagers block tracks, trains cancelled

18. INDIA JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 10 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia New Delhi: The WHO on Wednesday granted Covaxin an emergency use listing, or EUL, which means the 'made- in-India' vaccine will finally be recognised by other countries and In- dians who received the shot need not self-quarantine or face restrictions when travelling abroad. Available data on vaccination of pregnant women with Cov- axin are insufficient to assess vaccine safety or efficacy in pregnancy; studies in pregnant women are planned, including a pregnancy sub-study and a pregnancy registry, WHO said. The approval is also likely to clear way for India to commit vax supplies to COVAX. —ANI Kedarnath temple decorated with 8 quintal flowers Rudraprayag: Prepa- rations are in full swing in Kedarnath ahead of Prime Minister Naren- dra Modi's visit on No- vember 5. The Prime Minister will offer prayers at the Kedar- nath Temple and thereafter inaugurate Shri Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi and also un- veil the statue of Shri Adi Shankaracharya here. A devotee, who came to visit the Kedar- nath temple, said, Af- ter 2013, PM Modi has done a lot of develop- ments in here. I want some hotels to come up in Kedarnath. —ANI New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday hit out the Centre saying that infla- tionisatitspeakaround Diwali and added that he wished the government had a sensitive heart for the people. It's Diwali. Inflation is at its peak. It's not a joke. I wish the Modi government had a sensitive heart for the public, Gandhi tweeted in Hindi. His statement comes amid rising fuel prices. Petrol and diesel prices remained con- stant today after con- stantly rising for seven consecutive days. Con- gress party have been extremely critical of the government over the rise in fuel prices. —ANI CRUCIAL READ SBI Q2 CONSOLIDATED PROFIT SURGES 69 PC TO RS 8,890 CRORE New Delhi: The country’s largest lender SBI on Wednesday reported a 69% jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 8,889.84 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, mainly due to a decline in bad loans. The bank’s net profit was Rs 5,245.88 crore in the July-September quarter of the previous fiscal, SBI said in a regulatory filing. The bank’s net profit was Rs 5,245.88 crore in July-September quarter of previous fiscal, SBI said report. KARNATAKA BJP LEADER SLAPS COP DURING PROTEST Bengaluru: Karnataka BJP leader and former MLA A Papareddy allegedly slapped a police constable in Raichur district on Wednesday after he was stopped from burning an effigy of Congress leader and former chief minister Siddaramaiah during a protest. A video clip of Papareddy arguing and slapping constable A Raghavendra, who was in civilian clothes, is being shared on various social media platforms. AFTER BY-POLL SUCCESS, MURLIDHAR RAO SAYS ‘MADHYA PRADESH MEANS BJP’ New Delhi: BJP won by-elections on Jobat and Prith- vipur assembly seats along with Khandwa LS seat, party leader P Mu- ralidhar Rao on Tues- day said “MP means BJP”. Rao said, “We are not going to look back in MP. We will now win in new areas of state too. In Jobatm, Prithvipur, we had secured fewer votes in previous polls. But this time, we won here which means people are building faith in us. MP means BJP.” He said, “Future will be in favour of BJP in WB too as govt ruling there is temporary.” PAK DISALLOWING AIRSPACE TO SRINAGAR- SHARJAH FLIGHTS UNFORTUNATE, SAYS OMAR Srinagar: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday termed Pakistan’s decision to disallow the usage of its airspace for the Srinagar-Sharjah flights as “unfortunate”. Taking to Twitter, he said: “Very unfortunate. Pakistan did the same thing with the Air India Express flight from Srinagar to Dubai in 2009-2010. I had hoped that @GoFirstairways being permitted to overfly Pak airspace was indicative of a thaw in relations but alas that wasn’t to be.” COVAXIN GETS WHO NOD! OVER 107.29 CRORE DOSES ADMINISTERED 114 CR VACCINE DOSES GIVEN TO STATES, UTS New Delhi: As per the provisional reports, till 7 am on Wednesday, the country administered 41,16,230 vaccine doses in the past 24 hours, taking the overall number of doses to 1,07,29,66,315. This has been achieved through 1,07,96,018 sessions. Meanwhile, India reported 11,903 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, said the Union Health Ministry. New Delhi: More than 114 crore vaccine doses have been provided to states and union territories so far, out of which, more than 14.68 crore balance and unutilised doses are still available with them to be administered, informed the MoHFW on Wednesday. “Over 14.68 crore (14,68,60,146) balance and unutilised doses are still available with states/UTs,” release said. NO VACCINATION IN MUMBAI FOR 4 DAYS Mumbai: The BMC on Wednesday announced that no Covid vaccination will take place at civic and government-run centres in Mumbai between No- vember 4 to 7 owing to Diwali celebrations. The vaccination will resume on November 8. According to the BMC, it has a sufficient stock of vaccine doses. Meanwhile, Maha on Tuesday recorded 1,078 new cases and 48 deaths. Covaxin has demonstrated 77.8% effectiveness against symptomatic Covid-19 and 65.2 per cent protection against the new Delta variant However, no recommendation has been made for use on children, and available data on use of Covaxin on pregnant women is insufficient to assess safety or efficacy. —WHO OFFICIAL SAID WORLDHEALTHORGANIZATION@WHO Covaxin was also reviewed by WHO’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE), and recommended use of this vaccine (is) in two doses, with a dose interval of four weeks, in all age groups 18 and above. PM TO SPEND DIWALI WITH ARMY PERSONNEL IN JK'S RAJOURI New Delhi: The forward area of Nowshera sector in Jammu Kashmir's Rajouri is gearing up for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Diwali visit on Thursday, November 4. Prime Minister Modi is expected to visit the border outposts to spend Diwali with the troops. Ever since he became the Prime Minister in 2014, Modi has been a regular visitor to the border outposts on Diwali. He gifts sweets and other gifts to the jawans. Modi had spent Diwali with the troops in Rajouri in 2019 as well. Inflation at peak around Diwali, wish Centre was sensitive to people: RaGa Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi It's Diwali. Inflation is at its peak. It's not a joke. I wish the Modi government had a sensitive heart for the public. New Delhi: SC judge Justice DY Chandra- chud on Wednesday pushed for digitisation of legal processes, stat- ing that delay in communication of bail orders to jail authorities is a “very serious defi- ciency” as it “touches upon human liberty” of every under-trial and convict. Speaking at an online event by Allahabad HC to inaugurate virtual courts and ‘e-Sewa ken- dras’, udge referred to an initiative being launched at Orissa HC by CJ Murlidhar,‘e-custody certificate’. —ANI Delay in communication of bail orders affects‘liberty’: SC Judge That certificate will give us all the req- uisite data with regard to that particu- lar under-trial or convict, right from initial remand to the subsequent progress of each case. This will also help us in ensuring that bail orders are communicated as soon as they are made, from the place they are communicated, to the jails for immediate implementation.. —Justice DY Chandrachud, Supreme Court judge IN THE COURTYARD SC TO EXAMINE IF EDU IS WITHIN CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT New Delhi: The SC has agreed to examine the issue whether education is a service within the Consumer Protection Act. A bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud and B V Nagarathna noted that a similar legal issue is pending adjudication in another case and tagged the matter along with it. “Having regard to the pendency of Civil Appeal No 3504 of 2020 (Manu Solanki and Others vs Vinayaka Mission University), the issue as to whether education is a service within the CPA, is pending before this Court,” the bench said. ANTI TERROR LAW: SC QUASHES HC ORDER DISCHARGING MAN New Delhi: SC has quashed the Kerala High Court order which discharged an accused, arrested for his alleged Maoist links, for the purported offences including sedition and under the provisions of the anti-terror law, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, in 3 cases. Dealing with the appeals filed by Kerala and others, SC said the high court’s September 2019 was passed by a single judge which can be said to be “absolutely contrary” to the statutory provision under the NIA Act and the law laid down earlier by top court. DON’T HAVE MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST DESHMUKH: PARAM Mumbai: Former Mum- bai Police commissioner Param Bir Singh has sub- mitted an affidavit before an inquiry commission probing his corruption allegations against former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh, saying he does not have any further evidence to share in the matter. Param Bir Singh’s lawyer here on Wednesday confirmed that senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer submit- ted the affidavit in a previous hearing of the commission. HC restrains heads of 9 JNU centres New Delhi: Delhi HC has restrained Chair- persons of 9 centres in JNU from taking any major decision and held that their appointment by the JNU’s V-C is prima facie without any authority. “We are prima facie of the view that respondent no.2 ( JNU VC) is not vested with the power to appoint Chairpersons of Centres/ Special Cen- tres, “ said a division bench . Mumbai: The Cricket Advisory Committee comprising Sulakshana Naik and RP Singh on Wednesday unanimous- ly appointed Rahul Dravid as the head coach of Team India (Senior Men). The former India captain will take charge from the upcoming home series against New Zealand. The BCCI had invited applica- tions for the said posi- tion on October 26 to appoint Ravi Shastri’s successor, whose term gets over after the ongoing ICC T20 World Cup. The Board congratu- lates Shastri (former Team Director Head Coach), B. Arun (Bowl- ing Coach), R. Sridhar (Fielding Coach) and Vikram Rathour (Bat- ting Coach) on a successful tenure. Sourav Ganguly, President, BCCI in a release said, “The BCCI welcomes Rahul Dravid as the Head Coach of India’s senior men team. Rahul has had an illustrious playing ca- reer and is one of the greats of the game. He has also served Indian cricket as Head of Na- tional Cricket Academy (NCA) with distinction. Rahul’s effort at the NCA has nurtured several young cricketing talents who have gone on to represent the country at the interna- tional stage. I am hopeful that his new stint will take Indian cricket to new heights.” Jay Shah, Honorary Secretary, BCCI said, “There is no better person than Rahul Dravid and I am delighted to see him being appointed as the Head Coach of the Indian Cricket Team. With two World Cups scheduled to take place in the next two years, it is important to have a seamless transi- tion, and the former In- dia captain is the right man for the job. The Board will soon make appointments of other coaching staff, who will support the Head Coach in jointly achieving our targets.” Rahul Dravid, Head Coach, Team India said, “It is an absolute honour to be appointed as the new Head Coach of the Indian Cricket Team and I am really looking forward to this role. I look forward to working with players and support staff to achieve our potential.” —ANI Rahul Dravid is Team India’s head coach TAKE CHARGE FROM NOV 17 DURING NZ SERIES TRUTH CAN'T BE HELD HOSTAGE: RAGA TO SRK AHEAD OF PM MODI’S VISIT COURT TAKES COGNISANCE OF CHARGE SHEET New Delhi: A Delhi court has taken cognisance of the charge sheet against 14 accused including conman Chandrashekhar, his wife Leena Maria Paul and others in an alleged cheating case of 200 crores. Additional Sessions Judge Praveen said, “I have perused charge sheet. From a perusal of the charge sheet, I find that prima facie commission of an offence under section 170/384/386 /388/419/420/406/409/186 /353/468/471/506(2)/120 B IPC and section 66 D of IT Act as well as section 3 and 4 of MCOC Act is taken.” Rahul Dravid

19. NEWS JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 11 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 16-yr-old girl murdered in Pali, FIR lodged Pali: A 16-year-old girl was found murdered in Pali district of Rajasthan, police said on Wednesday. The body was re- covered from an iso- lated area on Tues- day evening. Prima facie, the girl was hit on the head with some object, Falna Station House Offic- er (SHO) Omprakash said. Station House Officer said a case of murder has been registered against unidentified accused. The post-mor- tem is being conducted by a medical board, he said. —PTI Centre’s nod to Raj govt for coal mining in Parsa First India Bureau Jaipur: Rajasthan government has moved one step ahead towards coal mining in the Parsa coal block located in Surguja, Chhattisgarh by getting clearance from the Union Minis- try of Coal. ACS - Mines, Petrole- um and Energy Dr Sub- odh Agarwal informed that with the efforts of CM Ashok Gehlot, the Coal Ministry has issued necessary clearances on Tuesday . In the last 15 days, the state government has been successful in getting clearances from two important departments, he said. The Central Govern- ment had allotted 841.538 hectare area to Rajasthan Vidyut Ut- padan Nigam in Chhat- tisgarh’s Sarguja Parsa coal block in 2015 but mining could not be started due to lack of clearances. DRDO, IAF test anti-airfield weapon in J’mer Jaisalmer: The De- fence Research and Development Organ- isation (DRDO) and the Indian Air Force have jointly conducted two flight tests of an indige- nously developed smart anti-airfield weapon in Jaisalm- er, the defence ministry said on Wednes- day. Two different configurations (of the weapon) based on satellite naviga- tion and electro-opti- cal sensors have been successfully tested, it said in a statement. —PTI With the efforts of Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, the Coal Ministry has issued necessary clearances on Tuesday. Prior to this, permission was received from the Ministry of Forest, Environment and Climate Change on October 21. —Dr Subodh Agarwal, ACS Tokyo Olympics javelin throw gold medalist Neeraj Chopra on Wednesday visited Balaji Dham Salasar in Churu and offered prayers. He also visited a Gaushala and offered green fodder to cows. OLYMPIAN NEERAJ CHOPRA VISITS SALASAR DHAM!

20. Greetings on the occasion of Deepawali. May Lord bless us all with good health, joy and prosperity. —Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 12 2NDFRONT POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21 First India Bureau Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has de- manded an additional assistance of `757 crore from the Government of India to provide relief to the people affected by the damage caused to crops, life and property and houses etc. due to excessive rains and floods during monsoon in the year 2021. Gehlot has approved the memorandum to be sent by the Department of Disaster Management, Aid and Civil Defense for this. According to pro- posed memorandum, 12.11 lakh tenants in 3704 villages of 7 districts have been affected due to floods etc. caused by excessive rains in the monsoon season year 2021. In addition to crop failure, this disaster has caused human damage, loss of livestock as well as damage to houses and public property. On the basis of the Girdawari report received from the affected districts, a memo has been prepared seeking addl aid from Centre. According to proposal, maximum assistance of about `443 cr has been sought for agricul- tural input grant in order of damage to crops. About `197 cr for damage to public assets like roads, bridges, buildings etc., `51 cr for houses, Rs 21 cr for land ero- sion, for canals, irriga- tion and drinking water projects. CM SEEKS HELP OF OVER `757 CR FROM CENTRE ...With this amount Rajasthan aims to provide relief to people affected by damage caused to crops, life and property and houses etc. due to excessive rain floods during Monsoon season this year Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot attends tribute meeting of Jawahar Bapna, brother of GS Bapna in Dadabari, Jaipur on Wednesday. CM NOD FOR APPOINTMENT OF 400 JR ASSTS IN MANDIS Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Wednesday approved direct recruitment of 400 Junior Assistants in Krishi Upaj Mandi Committees through Rajasthan Staff Selection Board, Jaipur. With this, the vacant posts of junior clerks will be filled soon. Earlier this recruitment was to be done through Rajasthan Institute of Cooperative Education and Management, but in order to speed up the recruitment process, the Chief Minister has given approval to conduct this examination from Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB), Jaipur. First India Bureau Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has decided to pay bonus/ex- gratia to the employees of five power companies of the state for the year 2020-21. Gehlot has approved the proposal received from the Elec- tricity Department in this regard. Over 60,000 employees of power companies will benefit by this decision of Gehlot and additional financial burden of about Rs40,00 crore will be borne by government. CM Gehlot has taken a sensitive decision to pay bonus/ex- gratia to the employees working on deputation from Rajasthan Tour- ism Development Cor- poration and other departments. These in- clude 2128 personnel under State Govt 315 under Panchayati Raj. According to the proposal, the employees of power companies will be entitled to bonus/ex- gratia as per the order issued on October 25, 2021 in respect of state employees. This benefit will also be payable to personnel established on the reverse deputation. According to decision, this benefit will be payable to the employees of the electricity companies taking the pay of the Pay Matrix Level-12 or Grade Pay- 4800 and below under the Revised Pay Rules, 2017 as per State Govt employees. Bonus / Ex Gracia will be calculat- ed for the year 2020-21 on the basis of maximum emoluments of Rs 7 thousand and 31 days month. According to order dated 25-10-2021 of State Govt, for a period of 30 days, each employ- ee will get a max ad-hoc bonus of Rs 6,774. A Happy Diwali for staff of 5 power cos thanks to Gehlot First India Bureau Jaipur: Taking a sensitive decision, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has given relaxation in total 72 cases of fair price shop allotment received from different districts on compas- sionate grounds. With this, the dependent families of the deceased ra- tion dealers will be able to earn their livelihood. CM provided relaxation in age of more than 60 years, relaxation in minimum age of 21 years, edu qualification and delay in the period of application. In cases of relaxation, 1 of Bi- kaner, 3 of Churu, 6 of Sri Ganganagar, 2 of Hanumangarh, 5 of Jaipur I, 3 of Jaipur II, 4 of Jhunjhunu, 2 of Jodhpur I, 1 of Jodhpur II, 1 of Kota I, 1 of Kota 1 of II, 2 of Karauli, 1 of Rajsamand, 1 of Sirohi, 2 of Nagaur, 9 of Sikar, 3 of Jalore, 2 of Baran, 7 of Alwar, 4 of Udaipur I, 2 of Tonk, 5 of Ajmer I and Contains 5 epi- sodes of Jhalawar. Relaxation in 72 cases of allotting shops First India Bureau Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge- hlot has approved the increase in rate of dearness allowance or dearness relief to state employees, work-charged employees and pensioners working under the Fifth Pay Commission and the Rajasthan Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 1998 on the lines of the Central Govern- ment employees. Simi- larly, under the Sixth Pay Commission and the Rajasthan Civil Ser- vices (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, the rate of DA to working state employees, work-charged employees and pensioners has been approved at par with the Central Government employees. Now they will be paid rate of 196% DA from July 1, 2021. Earli- er, on 14th and 21st Sep- tember, 2021 also, DA and dearness relief rate for the above categories of employees and pensioners were revised. Gehlot has approved the proposal of Finance Department regarding this. The state government has also been pay- ing this category of personnel and pensioners in the same way as the central government. From P1… Gehlot said administra- tion should make people aware about the prevention of dengue through IEC activities even during campaign with cities and villages. Gehlot called upon the private hospitals to provide health services to the general public by keeping a humane approach in this era of seasonal diseases. He also spoke about free sanitary napkin distribution scheme. He said Rajasthan is the first state which took this step and asked Asha Sahyoginis to cre- ate awareness among rural women for the use of napkins. UDH minister Shanti Dhariwal said awareness drives are being conducted in municipal bodies while adding that 499 fogging ma- chines are working continuously in 213 munic- ipalities. Health minister Dr Raghu Sharma said that there is a need to focus on dengue control. Make people aware about dengue: CM CM approves DA from July to employees Now such state employees and pensioners will be paid 368 percent dearness allowance or dearness relief rate from July 1, 2021. Over 60,000 employees of power cos will benefit by CM’s decision; `40,00 crore additional financial burden will be borne by state govt DA FOR RSRTC STAFF INCREASED BY 7% Rajendra Chhabra Jaipur: A slight irresponsible act of a district collector ‘sparked’ a ‘fire’ for the Ra- jasthan Government recently when ‘special’ orders of the Collector went viral on social media which led to singing comments not just against the Collec- tor, but also against Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. Within hours, the matter swelled be- yond repair and although the correction was made, by the time, damage had been done. The matter pertains to Jhunjhunu Collec- tor Umar Deen Khan. On October 28, Collec- tor Khan issued orders regarding Diwali celebrations and imposed prohibitory orders (section 144) from No- vember 1 to November 6 in the entire district. Additionally, playing religious songs and ‘Jayakara’ was also banned. The Jhunj- hunu police even circu- lated the order on the net and soon it went viral on social media. As it went viral, comments and remarks started pouring against the order and the order was seen as a ‘fatwa’ against Hindu by a Muslim Collector. There were all manner of comments on the order to the tune that one person wrote, “What did not happen in Mughal rule, is now happening under Ashok Gehlot’s government.” Another person wrote, “Tughlaqi ideol- ogy .” While another said that it was a conspira- cy to destroy Hindu festivals. In fact, several news channels also played the public’s re- sponse. In nearby Gujarat, the local media picked up the order and termed the Ashok Ge- hlot government ‘Anti- Hindu’ while the BJP held several protests. Finally, when the situation went out of hand, Collector was given a good verbal bashing from ‘Jaipur’ and it was then that UD Khan realised his mis- take. Thereafter, on Oc- tober 30, the Collector issued corrected orders and the parts of the order that hurt the sentiments of Hindus were removed. According to highly placed sources, on the basis of the Home department’s guidelines, all the Collectors issued orders related to Law and Order for Di- wali. However, the Jhunj- hunu Collector went a step further and added the controversial points on his own whims. Khan, who is nearing the retirement age, has become Collec- tor for the first time and it is learnt that the order was formed by ADM JP Gour, which the Collector signed without even checking. Collector Umar Deen Khan’s lack of going through the order proved dearly to the state government and the Gehlot government was painted in bad light. ‘Irresponsible’ Collector’s doing costs state govt its credibility! KARE KOI, BHARE KOI Jodhpur: Ex-Raj deputy CM Sachin Pilot on Wednesday said policies of BJP led to its defeat in bypolls to 2 Assembly seatsinstate,withpeople voting on issues of price rise and apathy towards farmers. “The height of anger against the BJP can be gauged from fact that in both constituencies, BJP candidates were nowhere in race, securing3rd4thplace,” Pilotsaid.“Today ,Congis steadily growing under leadership of Sonia and Rahul. People frustrated with autocratic rule of BJP are looking up to Cong for change, he said, claiming that Cong will return to power. —PTI First India Bureau Kota: LS Speaker Om Birla on Wednesday calleduponthebusiness- men to make the corona affected families and the needy sections self-reliant.Hesaidthatafterthe effect of corona has sub- sided, the market activities have started buzzing once again and taking advantage of this oppor- tunity , efforts should be madetomakeneedypeo- pleself reliant.Birlamet traders and general pub- licintwomajormarkets. While wishing traders a Happy Diwali, Birla said that period of corona was challenging. Floral tributes were paid to former MLA Gurusharan Chhabra, who died in 2015 during fast unto death demanding complete ban on liquor, at a condolence in Jaipur. Health minister Dr Raghu Sharma, transport minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, First India channel head Jagdeesh Chandra and others paid homage to Chhabra at his residence. The condolence meeting was organised by Pooja Bharti Chhabra, the national president of the “ban liquor movement”. CONDOLENCES! Jagdeesh Chandra, Pooja Chhabra pay tributes to Chhabra. Dr Raghu Sharma at condolence meet on Wednesday. Om Birla meets traders in Kota. Sachin Pilot condoles Madhav Singh Dewan for his son’s death in Bilara on Wednesday. —PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO Pratap Singh Khachariyawas pays homage to Chhabra. ‘Policies of BJP led to its defeat in by-polls’ Bizmen should help needy people: Birla A slight irresponsible act of a district collector ‘sparked’ a ‘fire’ for Rajasthan Government when ‘special’ orders of Collector went viral on SM Umar Deen Khan

21. eepawali – isn’t it more than just a festival? As we light up the diyas today after the dev- astation of Co- rona, we light up lights of hope and the sparkle of togetherness of family and friends, we make rangolis mixed with colors of happiness and missing our loved ones whom we lost in the past year, with prayers of as- pirations and hopes along with gratefulness and thank- ful for the blessings – we also commit to a better world with green crackers, kindness, and com- passion. This Diwali let us promise ourselves to be there for each other and understand that we all need to stand by each other for life to have any meaning. Co- rona took a lot from us but also gave valuable lessons. For every 10 diyas that we light- let us donate one for someone whose life is in darkness. For every box of sweets bought, let us keep a piece aside for the one whose life is bit- ter. For every green cracker bought to burst today, let us add sparkle to one underprivileged life! And more than ever, draw your family and friends close to you, spend time together, visit each other, share love and joy and sweets and gifts – this is the spirit of Deepawali – ensure that the elderly are cared for in your home and the children are se- cure and loved! We all wish you and your loved ones a happy and prosperous Deep- awali! Shubh Deepawali! D ANITA HADA anita.hada@firstindianews.com A Happy Deepawali to all our readers. We pray for the success, happiness and good health of all of you! JAIPUR, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4, 2021 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 13

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23. 16 JAIPUR | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2021 www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia CITY BUZZ GET VACCINATED STAY MASKED his year, especially, all of us have put in extra efforts to make this Diwali special, since we were not able to celebrate it in a full-fledged way for the past one year because of the pandemic, now that we are stepping into the new normal, photographer Tarun Gupta shares his insights about how his latest photoshoot is a way to bring back what had been amiss in the past. Tarun shares, “The very essence of Diwali is what governs our world especially right now. Everybody was anticipating the arrival of Ram, Seeta, and Laxman after four- teen years, and the dark night was lit with the presence of diyas and lanterns. Ram Darbar, therefore is a source of celebration for us. Hence, Deepawali became one of the biggest festivals in India.” Looking at the images, one may perceive that the local calendar image of Ram Darbar has been depicted through the photoshoot. Tarun further adds, “The artists who have been a part of this photoshoot, have kept in mind the minute details to give importance to the ancient values. Little things like jewellery and mukut have been curated from various cities, for example, the mukut is a very old Himachali tribal design which is rarely seen nowadays, the only flowers that are used are Lotus, the only light that is used is that of diyas. Everything about this photoshoot contributes to the feeling of Diwali.” Bybringingthesimplicityof RamandSita,thephotoshoot is presenting the joy and fullness of the spirit of Ram Darbar. RAM AND SITA... FOREVER! CITY FIRST IN CONVERSATION WITH PHOTOGRAPHER TARUN GUPTA, WHO WITH HIS LATEST PHOTOSHOOT REIMBIBES THE TRUE MEANING OF RAM DARBAR! MITALI DUSAD mitalidusad01@gmail.com T

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