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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR & MUMBAI
DHAMI ORDERS
EVACUATION AT
JOSHIMATH
New York: India is set to deploy a platoon of Women Peacekeepers in
Sudan’s Abyei region as part of the Indian Battalion in the United Nations
Interim Security Force (UNISFA). It will be India’s largest single unit of
women Peacekeepers in a UN Mission. P5
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Dhami on Friday ordered
immediate evacuation of around 600 families living
in houses which have developed huge cracks and
are at risk in Joshimath town, which is sinking.
“Saving lives is our first priority, he said. P5
DELHI COPS
SUMMON CREW
MEMBERS OF
AIR INDIA FLIGHT
New Delhi: Delhi police on Friday issued summons
to 6-8 crew members, including the pilot of the Air
India flight in the urination incident in a New York-
Delhi flight last year. According to the complaint, the
crew brought the accused to her seat. P6
INDIA TO SEND PLATOON OF WOMEN PEACEKEEPERS
OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
CM Ashok Gehlot will
inaugurate Reliance Jio’s
5G service in Jaipur,
Jodhpur and Udaipur from
today with a claim of up to
1000 MBPS speed
JDA’s enforcement squad
on Friday measured the
building of a coaching
centre being run by the
main accused in the
teachers’ paper leak case P3
4 people were killed in a
bus-truck collision in
Jodhpur on Friday. 3 died
on the spot, while one died
on the way to hospital P7
Jaipur police on Friday
rescued 12 Nepalese
women who were being
trafficked to Ethiopia through
a flight from airport P3
BJP freed Manipur from
terrorism, bandhs, says Shah
Imphal: Union Home
Minister Amit Shah on
Friday asserted that the
BJP government in the
state freed Manipur
from bandhs and terror-
ism and brought it on
thepathof development.
Addressing a public
rally at Moirang in
Bishnupur district af-
ter virtually inaugurat-
ing 12 projects worth Rs
300 crore and laying the
foundation stone of
nine projects worth Rs
1,007 crore, Shah said
the BJP government de-
feated insurgency and
lifted Armed Forces
(Special Powers) Act,
1958 or AFSPA from six
districts of the state.
“There was a situa-
tion of terror during the
Congress rule in Ma-
nipur. Now, it is among
the best governed small
states,” he said.
Shah said the BJP-led
government at the Cen-
tre has invested Rs 3.45
lakh crore in the North-
east in less than eight
years and Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi has
visited the region 51
times during this peri-
od. He said the BJP will
make Manipur drug-
free by next election.
DELHI MCD’S
MAIDEN MEETING
No Mayoral
polls as House
adjourned
New Delhi: Amid a
clash between the coun-
cillors of the AAP and
the BJP
, the maiden
meeting of the newly
electedMunicipalCorpo-
ration of Delhi House on
Friday
, was adjourned
withoutelectingthemay-
or and the deputy mayor.
AAP also accused the
BJP of trying to win the
mayoral polls through
“wrong means”. The
BJP, in response, said
that “AAP doesn’t have
faith in the established
rules and norms.”
Protests on Friday
erupted after BJP coun-
cillor Satya Sharma in-
vited an alderman to
take oath. AAP repre-
sentatives rushed to the
centre of the House, say-
ing that elected council-
lors should have been
sworn in before the
nominated members.
The oathtaking was
stopped and AAP coun-
cillors stood on tables.
Amid chaos, both sides
alleged manhandling
by other. More on P5
SHRI SAMMED
SHIKHARJI: 2ND
JAIN
MONK ON FAST DIES
Jaipur (PTI): A Jain monk
who was on a fast against
Jharkhand govt’s decision
to declare Shri Sammed
Shikharji as a tourist
place died in Jaipur, a
community
leader said
on Friday.
Samarth
Sagar (74)
died at
on Friday
after fasting for five
days, said Rajasthan Jain
Sabha president Subhash
Chandra Jain. Sagar
was on a hunger strike
at the Sanghiji temple in
Sanganer area. It comes
days after another Jain
monk, Sugyeysagar Ma-
haraj (72), had died at the
temple on Tuesday.
NSA AJIT DOVAL MEETS
FRENCH COUNTERPART
NSA Ajit Doval on Thursday
met his French counterpart
Emmanuel
Bonne, and
reiterated their
commitment
to take forward
their strategic
partnership to ensure peace,
stability and security in
the Indo-Pacific based on
common beliefs.
SONIA GANDHI STABLE
AND RECOVERING
Senior Congress leader
Sonia Gandhi is stable and
recovering, said officials at
the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital
in Delhi. Sonia was admitted
for viral respiratory infection
is making a gradual recovery.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
Pilot dies, another injured as plane
crashes in a temple in MP’s Rewa dist
REWA (Madhya
Pradesh): One pilot
died and another was
injured after plane
they were flying in
crashed into a temple
in Rewa of Madhya
Pradesh in the early
hours of Friday. The
mishap took place
early this morning
and the flight was a
training flight.
The aircraft of a
private company was
taxiing from Chorhata
Airstrip, when it
crashed after collid-
ing with the dome of a
temple in Dumri Vil-
lage of Rewa district.
The incident
occurred due to
bad weather and
foggy conditions
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the event at Hotel Clarks Amer.
Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas addressing the conclave.
Minister Tikaram Jully addressing the event.
Minister Parsadi Lal Meena addressing the event.
PM MODI HERALDS NEW ERA
OF CO-OP FEDERALISM
First India Bureau
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi chaired the
national conference of
Chief Secretaries fo-
cused on achieving rap-
id and sustained eco-
nomic growth in part-
nership with the states,
in the national capital
on Friday. The idea be-
hind this conference is
that cooperative feder-
alism, through Central
Ministries and depart-
ments working together
with States in seamless
coordination, is an es-
sential pillar for the de-
velopment and progress
of New India.
With this vision in
mind, PM Modi concep-
tualised this confer-
ence, which was held for
the first time in June
2022 in Dharamshala.
This year, National
Conference of Chief
Secretaries started on
January 5 and will con-
clude on 7. More than
200 bureaucrats com-
prising representatives
of the central govern-
ment, chief secretaries
and other senior offi-
cials of all States/Union
Territories and domain
experts, are participat-
ing in the conference.
Having had vast expe-
rience of governing a
state as CM of Gujarat,
PM Modi knows that
key to development for
states is availability of
sufficient resources.
Taking a significant
step in this direction,
government took deci-
sion to increase states’
share in divisible pool
of taxes from 32% to
42%. This has provided
states with more re-
sources to design and
implement pro-
grammes as per their
requirement and need.
Modi has initiated the
concept of PRAGATI.
This unique initiative
brings the highest offi-
cials of the central govt
(Secretary), state govt
(Chief Secretary) and
other officials on one
table along with the PM.
Prime Minister
chairs CS
conference for
PRAGATI
ACB’S ‘CONTROVERSIAL’ ORDER ‘NIPPED’
CM honours public sentiment, withdraws ACB order
First India Bureau
Jodhpur:OnFriday
,the
order issued by Anti
Corruption Bureau’s
ADG to hide identity of
government officials in
consonence with SC de-
cision was taken back.
Speaking on the matter,
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot, said, “It was the
decision of the Supreme
Court that until some-
thingisproved,itshould
not be given publicity
.
What had the previous
government done, when
protests were expressed
by the media. The media
couldnotprintanything
without an order, action
could be taken against
it, but there was nothing
like that in this order.
Even then if something
goes wrong, we will do
withdraw. Sometimes
people who are really in-
nocent get embrolied
incontroversy
.”
“Our campaign is
number one in the coun-
try
. ACB raid campaign
is not like this in any
state. ACB will do its
work. It is a sad thing
that raids happen, peo-
ple are caught. SP, Col-
lector are caught. The
Supreme Court also
banned the use of hand-
cuffs. Now many things
happen in the name of
human rights, we have
to accept them,” he said.
Gehlot also termed
the Rajasthan High
Court’s recognition of
the demand for compen-
sation after death as
‘correct thing’. Gehlot
said that there should
be a policy regarding
compensation. “People
sit with the dead body.
Many people do poli-
tics. I am in support of
this demand. We will
make a policy regard-
ing compensation,” Ge-
hlot said. Turn to P7
Says SC had decided against publicising
names as sometimes people who are really
innocent get embrolied in controversy
CM Ashok Gehlot addressing the gathering at Sagwara
in Dungarpur on Friday.
FIRST INDIA’S HEALTH FIRST CONCLAVE AWARD 2023
PM Narendra Modi during the national conference of Chief Secretaries, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Leaders hail initiative to honour
the messiahs in medical field
Vikas Sharma and
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur: During the Co-
rona period, the work
of the hospital and the
doctors of Rajasthan
was appreciated in the
country and all over
the world. Day by day
Rajasthan is progress-
ing in the medical field,
be it government hos-
pital or private hospi-
tal. Better medical fa-
cilities are provided to
the people of the coun-
try and the state
through the best doc-
tors. To honour such
hospitals and doctors,
Health First Conclave
Award ceremony was
organized by First In-
dia Channel at Hotel
Clarks Amer on Friday.
First India Channel
Head Dr. Jagdeesh
Chandra, Health Minis-
ter Parsadi Lal Meena,
CM Advisor Dr. Rajku-
mar Sharma, Minister
Tikaram Jully
, Minister
Pratap Singh Khachari-
yawas, Vice Chancellor
of RUHS Dr. Sudhir
Bhandari, JMC Herit-
age Mayor Munesh
Gurjar, FI Channel Edi-
tor Jinendra Singh and
several doctors attend-
ed the event.
At the beginning of
the program, Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra said
that First India News
has social concern and
keeps on fulfilling its
social concerns.
Turn to P8
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Rafeek Khan, Dr. Sudhir Bhandari.Tikaram Jully, Parsadi Lal Meena,
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Munesh Gurjar & Jinendra Singh Shekhawat during the First India’s Health
First Conclave at Hotel Clarks Amer on Friday. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA & MUKESH KIRADOO
‘CHIRANJEEVI’
will help Gehlot to
make a comeback:
Dr Chandra

RAJASTHAN
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra has
stressed on strengthen-
ing of police forces by
developing technology
related to policing to
prevent new types of
crimes. He said that the
police agencies should
work together effective-
ly for time-bound inves-
tigation & prosecution.
“By making proper
use of scientific meth-
ods of investigation,
police should strength-
en its system so that the
culprits are punished
on time and no one can
implicate innocent,” he
said in the closing cer-
emony of a two day na-
tional conference of
heads of investigative
agencies here.
Governor said that
backbone of any na-
tion’s law and order is
its police. Mishra said,
“In this era of globaliza-
tion & information and
communication tech-
nology, complexities of
cases have increased.”
Conference was at-
tendedbyADG,BPR&D,
Neeraj Sinha, Director,
Central Detective
Training Institute, Gha-
ziabad, Anurag Kumar,
Director, Central Detec-
tive Training Institute,
Dr Amandeep S Kapoor
and others.
Develop policing tech to prevent crimes: Governor
STRENGTHENING OF POLICE FORCE
Women pose near grass covered with frost at the Central Park, Jaipur during morning walk. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Jaipur (PTI): Intense
cold conditions contin-
ued to affect daily life
inRajasthanwherethe
night temperature fell
below zero degrees in
Bikaner and Sikar dis-
tricts. Mt Abu shivered
at-6degreesbreakinga
28 years record.
Fatehpur in Sikar
recorded a minimum
temp of 0.7 degrees
Celsius on Thursday
night, followed by Ch-
uru at 1 degree, Met
office said.
The night tempera-
turewasrecordedat1.1
degreesCelsiusinAnta
(Baran), 1.6 degrees in
Vanasthali (Tonk), 1.7
degrees in Nagaur, 3.6
degrees in Jaipur, 3.8
degrees in Phalodi
(Jodhpur), 4.5 degrees
in Alwar and 4.7 de-
grees in Ganganagar.
There is a possibili-
ty of a two to four de-
grees Celsius increase
in the minimum and
maximum tempera-
tures in most parts of
the state over the next
48 hours due to the
partial effect of a weak
Western Disturbance,
a Met official said.
There are strong
chances of respite
from the cold wave.
CONG IS ON VENTILATOR AND BJY VISIT IS NOT
GOING TO HAVE ANY EFFECT: TARUN CHUGH
CONGRESS HAS FAILED DURING THE
FOUR YEARS OF RULE, SAYS POONIA
SCHOOLS CLOSED TILL JAN 14 IN JPR
TILL JAN 16 IN ANGANWADI CENTRES
Jaipur: District Collector Prakash Rajpurohit on Friday
declared holidays in all government and non-government
schools of the Jaipur district till January 14. As per the
order, classes from first to eighth will remain closed
while the timing of teachers and scheduled examinations
will remain unaffected during this period. The decision
was taken after the met department predicted an intense
cold wave in the coming days. Meanwhile, students per-
forming on Republic Day at Sawai Man Singh Stadium
will be present for the rehearsal. Minister of Women and
Child Development Mamta Bhupesh on Friday declared
holidays in Anganwadi Centres till January 16.
Chugh said that Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra is “a tread-
mill walk”. “No one wants to join his yatra. No other party
leader is ready to match step with him. The yatra took place
in UP, but Akhilesh distanced himself from it. DMK, CPI, CPM
have also stayed away from the yatra. Those who are not
ready to walk with them in their journey, where will they walk
with them in the elections. Congress is on ventilator and this
visit is not going to have any effect,” said Chugh.
Dungarpur: BJP State President Satish Poonia reached
Dungarpur district headquarters on the second day of his
Dungarpur tour, where he participated in the BJP’s Jan Aak-
rosh Rally and also addressed the Jan Aakrosh Sabha on the
sail of Gapsagar. Poonia lashed out at the State government
saying that Congress has failed during the four years of rule.
The crime graph is increasing in the state. The incidents of
rape and kidnapping of women have increased in the state.
No change in State BJP
leadership, hints Chugh
JAN AAKROSH MEETING
Aishwary Pradhan
Punit Chaturvedi
Jaipur: BJP National
General Secretary
Tarun Chugh on
Friday said there will
be no change in Ra-
jasthan BJP.
“Those working like
a worker, will continue
to do the same work in
future also,” said
Chugh, who arrivssed
in Jaipur on Friday to
address the Jan Aak-
rosh meeting. During
this, while talking to
the media in the BJP of-
fice, Chugh described
Satish Poonia’s tenure
as brilliant. “Satish
Poonia has done a won-
derful job in Rajasthan.
In future too, all the
workers will continue
to work unitedly under
his leadership,” he said
while talking to the re-
porters after the inau-
gural session of Data
Management Depart-
ment’s workshop at BJP
state office on Friday
.
Chugh on Friday par-
ticipated in the Jan
Aakrosh Sabha held in
Sanganer assembly
constituency
. Sanganer
MLA Ashok Lahoti, MP
Ramcharan Bohra,
Jaipur District Presi-
dent Raghav Sharma
was also present during
the gathering.
COURTESY MEET
Governor of West Bengal Dr C. V. Ananda Bose called on
Governor Kalraj Mishra, at Raj Bhavan, Jaipur on Friday. This
was a courtesy meet, they had discussion on different topics.
Kalraj Mishra addressing closing ceremony of 2-day national
conference of heads of investigative agencies in Jaipur.
Tarun Chugh addressing Jan Aakrosh meeting on Friday.
Diya Kumari addressing the
Jan Aakrosh Mahasabha.
Bharatpur: MP Diya Kumari
said that the State’s Con-
gress Government, indulged
in corruption, is engaged
in issuing Tughlaq decrees,
and is not worried that the
public is suffering. There is
an atmosphere of anarchy
everywhere, law and order
has broken down. They are
worried only to save the
corrupt officials. Address-
ing the ‘Janakrosh Mahasa-
bha’ in Bharatpur, MP Diya
Kumari said that ever since
the Congress Government
was formed in the State,
every section is troubled.
Be it a farmer or a busi-
nessman, a student or a
woman. The life of the stu-
dents has become dark due
to paper out every day. At
the same time, the number
of crimes against women
has increased wildly. It
has become difficult for
women to leave the house.
The MP said that public
anger against the State
Government is increasing.
The Congress Government
of Rajasthan is the most
incompetent government
in the history under whose
leadership the state fell. The
Congress Government’s
promises of development
proved hollow.
Satish Poonia during Jan Aakrosh Sabha on Friday.
MOST INCOMPETENT
GOVT IN HISTORY
OF RAJASTHAN,
SAYS DIYA KUMARI
Dotasra appoints
dist coordinators
for Hath Se Hath
Jodo Campaign
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: PCC Chief Go-
vind Singh Dotasra
on Friday declared dis-
trict coordinators of 33
districts for
the upcom-
ing Hath Se
Hath Jodo
campaign,
scheduled
to start on January 26.
The PCC Chief issued
an order directing all
concerned district co-
ordinators to go to
their respective dis-
tricts and start this
program in a planned
and effective manner.
In his letter, Dotasra
said that this program
will continue for the
next two months and
district coordinators
will prepare a detailed
outline of the program
and submit their report
in detail to the Con-
gress Committee as
soon as possible.
188 block presidents
appointed by Cong
in past three days
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
Congress has appointed
188 block presidents in
the state in three days.
Two days after the first
list of 100 block presi-
dents, the ruling party
issued the second list of
88 block presidents.
Congress has a total
of 400 blocks in the state
and of them, appoint-
ments of presidents in
188 blocks have been
made. 212 blocks of the
Congress are still with-
out the president.
The choices of MLAs
have been given prefer-
ences in appointments
so far. The blocks where
presidents have been ap-
pointed on Friday are
Ajmer, Barmer, Ban-
swara, Churu, Dausa,
Jaipur, Jodhpur, Na-
gaur, Pratapgarh, Rajsa-
mand, Sikar, Sirohi and
Tonk.Theappointments
are pending in the as-
sembly constituencies
of chief whip Mahesh
Joshi and parliamenta-
ry affairs minister
Shanti Dhariwal. Block
presidents have been ap-
pointed in the constitu-
encies of Pilot loyalist
MLAs. The appoint-
ments were made in Vi-
rat Nagar, Chaksu, Deo-
li-Uniara, Bandikui con-
stituency, Masuda con-
stituency
, Srimadhopur
constituency
, Parbatsar
constituency, Dataram-
garh and Ladnun as-
sembly constituency
.
Man and girlfriend held in Jpr for
extorting `25L from businessman
Camp of Cong at HCM
Ripa on Jan 16 17
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: A 26-year-old
blackmailer and his
girlfriend have been ar-
rested for allegedly ex-
torting Rs 25 lakhs from
a businessman in Vish-
wakarma area. Police
informed the accused
has been identified as
Rahul Bohra (26), a CA
student and resident of
Jhotwara and his girl-
friend Priyanka (27), a
resident of the Kard-
hani area. “The victim,
Deepak, is a business-
man in Jaipur. The ac-
cused blackmailed the
victim and took Rs. 25
lakhs from him. How-
ever, the accused kept
harassing the victim
even after that and de-
manded more money.
The victim then filed a
police complaint and a
trap was laid. On Janu-
ary 5, the victim went
with fake currency
notes of Rs. 23 lakhs
and kept the bag on the
spot. As soon as the ac-
cused came to pick up
the bag, they were ar-
rested by the police,”
police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Congress
government will have a
brainstorming camp at
HCM Ripa on January
16 and 17.
In the programme,
feedback will be taken
regarding implementa-
tion of the Congress
party’s 2018-election
manifesto and budget
announcement.
Secretary Jitendra
Upadhyay issued the or-
der after approval at the
higher level regarding
this. All the ministers
have been requested to
attend the camp.
Awareness programs must to reduce crime: Archana
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The second
general body meeting
of the Rajasthan State
Social Welfare Board
was organised in
Ambedkar Bhawan on
Friday. The meeting
was presided over by
board Chairperson Dr
Archana Sharma. Dur-
ing the meeting, it was
decided that proposals
related to good touch-
bad touch workshops,
provision of work from
home during women’s
menstruation, family
counselling centres and
other such programs
will be sent to the state
government through
the administrative de-
partment. Dr Archana
Sharma said that to re-
duce increasing sexual
crimes against chil-
dren, awareness pro-
grams will be organized
at the state level, dis-
trict level and panchay-
at samiti level in all the
colleges and schools.
“There is a need to set
up family counselling
centres in the state,”
said Chairperson Dr
Archana Sharma.
Dr Archana Sharma briefing media on Friday.
Accused Priyanka.
MtAbushivers@-6°C,
breaks 28 years record
Possibility of increase in min max temperatures in next 48 hrs

—
PHOTO
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA

RAJASTHAN
03
12 NEPALESE WOMEN BEING
TRAFFICKED, RESCUED IN JPR
Another Jain monk dies in 4 days
fasting for Sammed Shikhar ji
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: The police on
Friday rescued 12 Nep-
alese women who were
being trafficked to
Ethiopia through a
flight from the airport.
Police informed based
on information from
the Nepal embassy, the
women were ques-
tioned and rescued
from Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport.
“All the girls belong
to different districts of
Nepal. They had ar-
rived in Delhi from Ne-
pal and later came to
Jaipur. They had been
lured with jobs in for-
eign countries by ac-
cused. All of them ar-
rived at the airport in
different taxis and
were about to depart
but they were caught
by the police,” said
Sub-Inspector Digpal
Singh, posted at Air-
port Police Station.
“The women have
been kept in Mahila Ni-
ketan and information
is being sought. Now,
they will be sent back to
Nepal.” police added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Muni Samarth
Sagar passed away on
Friday at 1:20 am. This
is the second saint in
four days, who left his
body. As soon as the in-
formation about the
saint leaving his body
was received on Fri-
day morning, a large
number of people from
the Jain community
started reaching the
temple.
Jain saint Samarth
Sagar, who went to Dev-
lok, had announced an
indefinite hunger
strike, after the death
of Muni Sugyeya Sagar,
who died on January 3
during his fast, for the
protection of Sammed
Shikhar Tirtha. He had
taken a vow to fast until
Sammed Shikhar ji was
declared a holy pilgrim-
age. Other saints and
sages of the Jain com-
munity who gathered
during Jain Muni’s
visit to Devlok say that
the agitation will con-
tinue till Sammed Shi-
khar is declared as Jain
holiest pilgrimage.
During the last rites,
Jain saint Sunil Sagar
Maharaj said, “It was
great wish of Saint
Samarth Sagar that Shi-
kharji should be free
from tourism and be de-
clared as holiest Jain
pilgrimage.”
Dr Rituraj Sharma
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi at-
tended the conference
of Chief Secretaries in
New Delhi. Modi said in
a tweet that this is a
wonderful forum to ex-
change views on impor-
tant policy related sub-
jects and to strengthen
team spirit to take India
to newer heights.
Modi is chairing the
second national confer-
ence of chief secretar-
ies at Pusa complex in
Delhi. Rajasthan’s
Chief Secretary Usha
Sharma gave her pres-
entation on reducing
the burden of work.
Along with this, to mo-
tivatetheyouthtowards
employment and self-
employment, she talked
about innovations like
establishment of Rajiv
Gandhi Center for Ex-
cellence.
On the first day of the
conference, states pre-
sented action taken re-
ports regarding the im-
plementation of the in-
structions given in the
first CS conference.
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: The JDA’s en-
forcement squad led by
Chief Controller of En-
forcement Raghuveer
Saini on Friday meas-
ured the building of the
coaching centre run by
main accused of teach-
ers’ recruitment paper
leak case. After meas-
urement, notices of en-
croachment and illegal
construction have been
given to the building
owner to remove en-
croachment within 3
days on own.
BhupendraSaranand
Suresh Dhaka are the
main accused in the pa-
per leak. JDA’s enforce-
ment squad had re-
ceived information
about running a coach-
ing centre in the name
of Adhigam near Gur-
jar ki Thadi on Gopal-
pura bypass. The build-
ing was taken on rent by
main accused for run-
ning the coaching cen-
tre but the building has
been built illegally by
joining two plots of
Sukh Vihar Colony
.
Also, despite being a
corner plot, the road has
been encroached upon.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The Health de-
partment is alert on a
new variant of Corona,
Omicron XBB.1.5 found
in Jaipur in a person
returned from Ameri-
ca. After this informa-
tion, samples were tak-
en for all the contacts.
The condition of the
patient is fine now and
he is in isolation at
home. About the new
variant, Health Minis-
ter Parsadi Lal Meena
said that people do not
need to be afraid, but
caution must be taken.
The department is also
alert, genome sequenc-
ing of every positive
patient is being done so
that any kind of new
variant can be detected
soon, he said.
“The speed of sam-
pling is also being in-
creased to stop the
spread of Corona.
Where earlier the sam-
plingfigurewasaround
5,000, it has now in-
creased to 7,000,” he
said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Jaipur
Police have succeed-
ed in tracing 404
missing mobiles
phones worth over
Rs. 50 lakhs and re-
turning them to their
original owners. DCP
(West) Vandita Rana
informed that several
cases were filed re-
garding missing mo-
bile phones in city
.
“A special cam-
paign was jointly un-
dertaken by Police
Stations and Cyber
Cells. Mobile snatch-
ers used to sell these
mobiles to people liv-
ing in rural areas at
cheap prices. The po-
lice traced the mobile
phones through IMEI
numbers and later
inquired victims
about the details.
More than 100 people
were arrested in 2022
for their involvement
in mobile snatching,”
said DCP (West) Van-
dita Rana.
On Friday, DCP
West Vandita Rana
handed over their
mobile phones to
their owners in the
auditorium located
at Mini Secretariat.
First India Bureau
Kota: Union Finance
Minister Nirmala Si-
tharaman will visit
KotaonJan-
uary 8. The
Union Min-
ister will be
visiting Ra-
jasthan for
the first time officially
after becoming the Fi-
nance Minister. It is be-
lieved that Finance Min-
ister Nirmala Sitara-
man is coming to Kota
following the efforts of
Lok Sabha speaker Om
Birla. The Union Minis-
ter will disburse loans
as part of the credit out-
reach program.
Sikar (FIB): The ACB
on Friday arrested a pat-
wari in Sikar while ac-
cepting a bribe of Rs
50,000. Police informed
the Patwari demanded
bribe to open mutation
of the com-
plainant’s
land in rev-
enue re-
cords. “The
a c c u s e d ,
Hansraj, is posted in
palasra gram panchayat
of Sikar. The accused
had demanded a bribe
of Rs 1 lakh. During
verification, Hansraj
had already taken a
bribe of Rs 50,000. On
Friday, he was caught
red-handed while ac-
cepting the remaining
amount,” police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After Rahul
Gandhi’s ‘Bharat Jodo
Yatra’, Congress leaders
have started
taking out
foot march
in their are-
as. Adarsh
Nagar MLA
Rafeek Khan started
his padyatra by walking
4 kilometers. He is prob-
ably the first MLA in
Jaipur who following
the instructions of Ra-
hul Gandhi. Khan as-
sured that he will in-
crease distance of walk-
ing in the coming days.
Muni Samarth Sagar was
cremated on Friday with Jain
rituals by fellow Saints.
Nepalese women outside police station on Friday.
JDA officials on spot during Friday to inspect the building.
The detained girls arrived in different
taxis suspiciously at Jaipur airport
They were being trafficked to African
nation, Ethiopia through a flight
CS Usha gives presentation
on reducing burden of work
Paper leak accused’s coaching
centre surveyed by JDA team
Don’t worry, be cautions of Covid: Meena
Union FM Nirmala
Sitharaman in
Kota on Jan 8
ACB nabs patwari
with 50k in Sikar
After BJY, Rafeek
Khan walks on
foot in Jaipur
Jpr police traces
404 missing
mobile phones,
returns to owners
CS Usha Sharma (seen sitting on extreme left first row) along with
PM Modi and other officials during ‘Second National Conference of
Chief Secretaries’ in New Delhi on Friday.

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
You have a right to
perform your prescribed
duties, but you are not
entitled to the fruits of
your actions.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Jagat Prakash Nadda
@JPNadda
Visited the Sri Kanaka Guru Peeta
and received the blessings of Sri Sri
Niranjananad Puri Ji. The Guru Peetha
has been striving for the upliftment of
the people while working extensively
to foster feelings of harmony and
brotherhood in society.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
At the Y20 Sumit, India will not only
speak but also provide an audience
to youth from across the world, to be
heard in the worlds largest democracy
amongst those young leaders geared
up with the baton to the future.
TOP TWEETS
WHO ALLOWED
50,000 PEOPLE TO
BUILD HOMES ON
HALDWANI LAND
he Uttarakhand High
Court’s order evict-
ing thousands of
people living on land
allegedly belonging
to the Railways in this shivering
cold lacked sensitivity. The Su-
preme Court stayed the order
much to the relief of around
50,000 people living on the land
for 50 years.
It is strange on the part of
Railways to have first over-
looked people building their
dwellings and living there for
close to 50 years and suddenly
waking up to the “encroach-
ments”. It is, of course, not pos-
sible for dwellings to have come
up without the consent of suc-
cessive governments that ruled
the state over the years. The BJP
and Congress blaming each oth-
er for the plight of the poor is
only a gimmick which they in-
dulge in for political gains at an
opportune time.
The Railways’ argument that
the land is needed for expansion
in the region is fair but, as the
Supreme Court said, these peo-
ple have to be rehabilitated be-
fore being displaced.
T
ndia and Taiwan have a com-
mon neighbour who believes
in expansion of frontiers by
force. India has ignored the
existence of Taiwan for long
and carrying on with the
legacy of ‘Hindi Chini, Bhai
Bhai’. India has so far avoid-
ed diplomatic relations with
Taiwan, just not to annoy
PRC but unfortunately, Chi-
na is more and more belliger-
ent in its attitude with India.
China believes in ‘One China
Theory’ and wants all na-
tions to only recognize PRC
as ‘The China’.
The links between India
and Taiwan have gathered
good momentum in recent
years. India is set to expand
its economic ties with Taiwan
significantly
. India has fired
the warning shots, regardless
of China’s reaction and It’s a
welcome change. Our EAM
has often stated that India is
strong enough to take inde-
pendent decisions in its na-
tional interest and extending
a hand to Taiwan is in India’s
national interest now.
TEPID RELATIONSHIP
Taiwan,officiallytheRepublic
of China (ROC), is no longer a
member of the UN, having
been replaced by the PRC in
1971. India is among the 179 of
the 193 member states of the
UN that do not maintain for-
mal diplomatic ties with Tai-
wan. India and Taiwan do not
have diplomatic relations so
they have opened Cultural
Centers,ineachother’scapital
in 1995. This has played a sig-
nificant role in improving the
people-to-people contacts, and
in expansion of cultural, eco-
nomicandacademicrelations.
IndiaandTaiwanhave recent-
lysignedanumberof bilateral
agreements in the field of ag-
riculture,civilaviation,invest-
ments, customs cooperation,
doubletaxationavoidance etc.
STEPPING UP
ECONOMIC TIES
Economic cooperation be-
tween India and Taiwan got a
fillip in 21st Century after a
hibernation of 50 years since
Independence. In 2018, India
and Taiwan signed a bilat-
eral investment agreement to
give a boost to economic ties
between India and Taiwan.
Presently
, more than 100 Tai-
wanese companiesandenter-
prises are working in India.
India – Taiwan trade is grow-
ing at annual rate of 20%.
Both the countries are work-
ing on free trade agreement
(FTA)toremoveallbarriersin
trade and investment, to boost
the economic cooperation
SEMI CONDUCTORS
CONNECTING
FRIENDSHIP
India’s adversarial relations
with China, pandemic-in-
duced disruptions, and Bei-
jing’s weaponization of sup-
ply chains have pushed New
Delhi to begin reducing criti-
cal technology dependencies
and build up domestic capac-
ity
. Going by the principle of
‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ India
also started opening up to
‘Make in India’ and manufac-
turing of all essentials in In-
dia. Establishing semicon-
ductor manufacturing hubs
has been a matter of priority
for India in the last few years
and Taiwan is a leader in
semiconductor manufactur-
ing. The central government
has allocated $9 Billion for
setting up its semiconductor
manufacturing ecosystem.
Semiconductor manufactur-
ing will emerge as a key area
for cementing India-Taiwan
relations and fostering closer
cooperation.
CAUTIOUS APPROACH
Taiwan has tried to reach out
to India, many times. Its care-
fully crafted ‘New South-
bound Policy’, which has
served as a roadmap for great-
er engagement with Taiwan’s
potentialfriendsandpartners
– especially India. India is a
key focus country within the
framework of the New South-
bound engagements.
Recent conflict of interests
with PRC have compelled In-
dia to revisit it’s ‘One China
Policy’ and there has been a
growing sentiment in India
that it should establish closer
ties with Taiwan. Indian gov-
ernment has been careful to
avoid taking steps related to
Taiwan which might worsen
already strained ties with
China. India’s trade with the
Indo-Pacific region passes
through the South China Sea(
SCS) route. It’s time for India
tobeproactivetosafeguardits
interests in the SCS region.
CHINA FACTOR
For a long time, the China fac-
tor has overshadowed India-
Taiwan relations. China
has played significant role in
preventing Delhi and Taipei
from intensifying their rela-
tionship. China’s reluctance
to address India’s territorial
concerns and two major Chi-
nese territorial incursions
have forced India to rethink
its China policy
. Consequent-
ly, India is making efforts to
revamp its Taiwan policy
.
WAY AHEAD
India and Taiwan’s new for-
eign policies are aligned in
expressing official determi-
nation to carry forward the
present developments in of
trade, economic, academic
and finally diplomatic rela-
tions. India should consider
some immediate changes to
its policy. Firstly, it should
join the US, in backing ob-
server status for Taiwan in
international bodies /groups
like G-7 and G-20. Secondly,
regular political interactions
should be strengthened. In-
dia should firmly establish
itself as a friendly and trust-
worthy partner to Taiwan.
CONCLUSION
Realities in the Indo-Pacific
region have changed, and it’s
time for New Delhi to deepen
its political ties with Taipei.
India also needs to build
strongeconomicties andTai-
wan will be too glad to recip-
rocate with equal warmth.
India’s Taiwan moment has
arrived and our leaders
wouldbewiseenough toseize
it. Certainly
, India of 21st cen-
tury
, is strong enough now to
ignore China’s displeasure.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Your enemy’s enemy is your friend — Sun Tzu
HINDI-TAI, BHAI BHAI !!!
I
New foreign policies of
India and Taiwan are
aligned in expressing
official determination to
carry forward the present
developments of trade,
economic, academic and
finally diplomatic relations.
India should consider
some immediate changes to
its policy. India should
firmly establish itself as a
friendly and trustworthy
partner to Taiwan
India and Taiwan do not
have diplomatic relations
so they have opened
Cultural Centers, in
each other’s capital in
1995, which played a
significant role in
improving the people-to-
people contacts, and in
expansion of cultural,
economic and
academic relations in
both the nations
MAJ GEN
CP SINGH (RETD)
The writer is a scholar soldier accredited
with MA, MSc, LLB, MBA, M Phil (Def Mgt)
and M Phil (International Strategic Affairs)
pening the educa-
tion sector for for-
eign universities
tosetupcampuses
in India has been
much-awaited. Thousands of
students leave the country to
studyabroadastheyyearnfor
better quality education in
famed universities like Ox-
ford,Cambridge,Harvardand
others. Indian institutions
which can match those stand-
ards include IITs, IIMs, JNU
andtheIndianInstituteof Sci-
ence but to get admission into
thesethecompetitionisequal-
ly tough. Getting into any of
the world class universities is
noteasyeitherbutif astudent
has the required percentage,
the ability to pay high fees
takes care of the rest.
Studying abroad involves a
big outgo of money and stu-
dents have to take huge edu-
cational loans as not all par-
ents can bear the educational
and living expenses. Allow-
ing foreign universities to set
up campuses in India would
meet aspirational objectives
of those who can’t study
abroad for various reasons
and also lower the financial
burden of parents.
The regulations being
framed will ensure that there
is no compromise on the qual-
ityof facultyandallowforeign
universities complete autono-
my in academic matters, fee
structure, remuneration, gov-
ernance and admissions. For-
eign universities may still not
findtheoffertemptingenough
asgovernmentinterventionin
one way or another cannot be
ruled out. The freedom en-
joyed by faculty and students
in foreign universities may be
frowned upon by various reli-
gious and political bodies if
permitted here. Autonomy in
academics could also prove
prickly
.
Once implemented, India
will be in competition with
China and Dubai which host
maximum campuses. India’s
market potential may not be
enough.
STUDY IN FOREIGN
UNIVS MADE EASY
Allowing foreign universities
to set up campuses in India
would meet aspirational
objectives of those who
can’t study abroad for
various reasons and also
lower the financial
burden of parents
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INDIA
05
New York (ANI): India
is set to deploy a platoon
of Women Peacekeep-
ers in Sudan’s Abyei re-
gion as part of the Indi-
an Battalion in the Unit-
ed Nations Interim Se-
curity Force (UNISFA).
It will be India’s larg-
est single unit of women
Peacekeepers in a UN
Missionsinceitdeployed
the first-ever all-women
contingent in Liberia in
2007, stated the Perma-
nent Mission of India to
the UN press release. In
2007, India became the
firstcountrytodeployan
all-women contingent to
a UN peacekeeping mis-
sion. The Formed Police
Unit in Liberia provided
24-hour guard duty
, con-
ducted night patrols in
capital Monrovia, and
helpedtobuildthecapac-
ity of Liberian police.
The Indian contin-
gent, comprising two
officers and 25 Other
Ranks, will form part of
an Engagement platoon
and specialize in Com-
munity outreach,
though they will be per-
forming extensive secu-
rity-related tasks as
well, added the release.
Their presence will
be especially welcome
in Abyei, where a re-
cent spurt in violence
has triggered a spate of
challenging humanitar-
ian concerns for women
and children in the con-
flict zone.
India to send platoon of women peacekeepers to Sudan
UNITED NATIONS MISSION
PM Modi is most sought after World leader today: Shringla
New Delhi (ANI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi is one of the
most sought-after world
leaders in any global
decision-making, Chief
Coordinator for G20
Presidency Harsh Vard-
han Shringla said.
In the podcast with
ANI, Shringla said,
“PM Modi is probably
one of the most sought-
after leaders of the
world for any global de-
cisions making that you
have whether it’s in cli-
mate change, whether it
is an issue that is politi-
cal in nature or eco-
nomical in nature, he is
always called in. He is
also called in all the G7
summits. We are part of
BRICS, SCO, I2U2, and
Quad... We have got
these mechanisms that
enable us to engage
with organizations or
groups of countries
across the world.”
Shringla also said that
PM Modi’s chemistry
with world leaders has
helped in foreign policy
and one can see the im-
pact in the world lead-
ers’ (Family) pictures.
Talking about the In-
dia-China relationship,
the Chief Coordinator
of G20 said that since
the Doklam crisis, a
number of discussions
were carried out to
solve the issue but nev-
er reached any diplo-
matic conclusions.
Shringla called the is-
sue with China “One of
the biggest challenges
in my career”. He also
said that India cannot
expect a normal diplo-
matic relationship on
territorial issues.
Replying to a ques-
tion about trade rela-
tions despite the terri-
torial issue, Shringla
said, “Trade is an essen-
tial part of the give and
take, the exchange that
you have with any coun-
try where China is a
very large neighbour
and you know your in-
dustry also requires
raw materials that do
come from China
whether it is Pharma-
ceuticals or any other
raw material and you
also export a number of
items to that country
.”
PM MODI GOVT ‘HERALDING NEW ERA OF
COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM’: OFFICIALS
New Delhi (PTI): With PM Narendra Modi chairing the second national conference of chief
secretaries, official on Friday said the govt has heralded a “new era of cooperative federal-
ism” by making the process of policy making and implementation more collaborative and
consultative. The chief secretar-
ies conference is aimed at rapid
and sustained economic growth
in partnership with states in
coordination as the PM believes
that it is an essential pillar for the
development and progress of
new India, they said. Modi had
conceptualised this conference,
which was held first time last
year in Dharamshala, they said
citing several programmes and
instances in which he has tried to
leverage cooperative federalism. The Centre and states have been working together in “Aspi-
rational Districts Programme”, launched by PM in January 2018 to fast-track development in
most backward districts across India through convergence of govt programmes and schemes.
BHARAT JODO YATRA
2 Indias under Modi, one of poor,
other of richest: Rahul Gandhi
Panipat (PTI): Con-
gress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi on Friday said there
are two Indias under
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi — one of la-
bourers, farmers and
theunemployed,andthe
second of around 100
people who hold half of
the country’s wealth.
Addressing a rally
here as part of the Con-
gress’ Bharat Jodo
Yatra, Gandhi said 90
per cent of profits are
in the hands of 20 com-
panies while the com-
mon man has nothing.
He also hit out at the
Centre over the Goods
and Services Tax and
demonetisation which
he said were “weapons”
to destroy small and
medium businesses.
The yatra reached here
on Thursday evening
and the march resumed
on Friday morning.
KHARGE: BJP IS DESTABILISING
DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED GOVTS
Panipat: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge
alleged that BJP is misusing the power to
destablise the democratically elected government
through various means including misuse of ED
and Income tax. While addressing a rally in Pa-
nipat, Kharge said, “No Prime Minister, no home
minister has lied, they are lying, sometimes they
say they will give 2 crore jobs some time 15 lakh
rupees to each one account, but all false.”
KHARGE TRAINS
GUNS AT CENTRE
OVER INFLATION,
UNEMPLOYMENT
Panipat (PTI): Congress
chief Mallikarjun Kharge
slammed the Centre on
Friday over a host of is-
sues, including inflation
and unemployment, and
accused it of making tall
promises during election
time and going back on
those words after com-
ing to power. Addressing
a rally here as part of
the Congress’s Bharat
Jodo Yatra, Kharge said
there is rising inflation
and unemployment
in the country but the
government, led by the
BJP, does not seem to
be bothered. Senior
party leaders Kumari
Selja, Bhupinder Singh
Hooda, KC Venugo-
pal, Shaktisinh Gohil,
Kiran Choudhary and
DK Shivakumar were
among those present at
the rally.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with former Haryana Chief Minister and party leader Bhupinder Singh
Hooda during party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, in Panipat on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Joshimath: Dhami
orders evacuation of
600 affected families
Dehradun (PTI): Utta-
rakhand CM Pushkar
Singh Dhami on Friday
ordered immediate
evacuation of around
600 families living in
houses which have de-
velopedhugecracksand
are at risk in Joshimath
town which is sinking.
“Saving lives is our
first priority. Officials
have been asked to shift
around 600 families liv-
ing in endangered hous-
es in Joshimath to safe
locations,” Dhami told
reporters here after re-
viewing the situation in
the sinking town with
officials via video con-
ference.
“We are also working
on short and long term
plans to address the
situation in Joshi-
math,” he said.
CM TO REVIEW
RESCUE WORK
PM HAILS DEPLOYMENT OF INDIAN
WOMEN PEACEKEEPERS IN UN MISSION
Dehradun: Uttarakhand
CM Pushkar Singh
Dhami on Friday said
that in the wake of the
land subsidence at
Joshimath in Chamoli
district, he would hold
a high-level meeting in
Dehradun. “I will hold a
high-level meeting with
top officials in Dehradun
regarding landslides in
Joshimath and cracks in
houses,” Dhami said.
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Friday praised the par-
ticipation of largest Indian women UNA peacekeeping con-
tingent to be deployed in Abyei.
“I’m Proud to see this. India has
a history of actively taking part
in UN peacekeeping operations.
Even delighted is the fact that
our Nari Shakti is participating
“Modi said in a tweet replying to
a tweet sent out by the ministry
of defense. “The largest group
of female peacekeepers from the
#IndianArmy is sent to the #UnitedNation mission in #Abyei,
#UNISFA. Under the @UN flag, the team will offer relief
support to women children in one of the highly operational
difficult terrain circumstances” defence ministry tweeted.
Attempt to get nominated members to
vote in House ‘unconstitutional’: Kejriwal
New Delhi (Agencies):
After the chaos and
clashes between AAP
and BJP councillors on
the first day of MCD
proceedings which ulti-
mately led to the ad-
journment of the
House, Delhi Chief Min-
ister Arvind Kejriwal
said that the attempt to
getnominatedmembers
to vote in the House is
unconstitutional.
Sharing the Article of
composition of Munici-
pality Act, Kejriwal
tweeted, “
Article 243R of
the Constitution clearly
debars nominated mem-
bers from voting in the
House. Attempt to get
themtovoteintheHouse
is unconstitutional.”
As proceedings began
onFridaytochooseMay-
or and Deputy Mayor,
theHousewasadjourned
amid the chaos and
clashes between AAP
and BJP councillors.
BJP SLAMS AAP
FOR HOUSE RUCKUS
New Delhi: Union Minister
and BJP leader, Meenakshi
Lekhi has slammed the AAP
and alleged that it was AAP’s
conspiracy to stall the smooth
functioning of the MCD House
and therefore they created
ruckus there. Addressing
media, Lekhi said, “Section
33B(1) of the Municipal
Corporation Act has been
brought into action. Delhi L-G
V.K. Saxena has exercised
his power and nominated
people, and Chairperson to
the House. There was a con-
spiracy that AAP will not allow
smooth functioning and thus
they created ruckus.”
Central Vista:
New tender for
construction of
MPs’ chambers
“Will adhere to
timelines on
the judicial
appointments”
New Delhi (PTI): The
Central Public Works
Department (CPWD)
hasfloatedarevisedpre-
qualificationbidtobuild
an office complex for
MPs at a cost of Rs 1,210
crore, reducing the pro-
ject cost by Rs 225 crore.
The proposed build-
ings will come up at plot
number 119 in Lutyens’
Delhi, where the Trans-
port Bhawan and the Sh-
ram Shakti Bhawan are
currently located. Ac-
cordingtotherevisedbid
document floated on
Thursday
,thetotalplinth
area of the proposed
buildings is approxi-
mately 98,000 square me-
treswhileintheprevious
tender, it was 1,18,000
square metres.
New Delhi (PTI): The
govt on Friday told the
Supreme Court that “all
effortsarebeingmadeto
conform to timelines”
setbythetopcourtinthe
matter of clearing
names recommended by
its Collegium for ap-
pointment of judges. At-
torneyGeneralRVenka-
taramani told the court
that“thetimelineshould
notbedeviatedfromand
alleffortsarebeingmade
toconformtothosetime-
lines”. He added that
“somerecentrecommen-
dations sent by the High
Courts are being pro-
cessed” and that “about
44of thoserecommenda-
tions will be cleared
probably by Saturday or
this weekend.” Notably
,
the Supreme Court col-
legium will now have to
decidetheappointments
of Chief Justicesof high
courts.Vacanciesareex-
pected due to retire-
mentsandrecommenda-
tions for elevation of
Chief Justices to the Su-
preme Court.
APEX COURT CLUBS
PLEAS ON SAME-SEX
MARRIAGES
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Friday clubbed
and transferred to itself all
petitions pending before
different high courts
seeking legal validation
for same-sex marriages. A
bench of Chief Justice DY
Chandrachud and Justices
PS Narasimha and JB
Pardiwala asked the Centre
to file a joint reply to the
petitions by February 15
and directed their listing
on March 13. The bench
said any petitioner, if not
available to argue physically
before the court or unable
to engage a counsel or to
travel to Delhi, can avail the
facility of a virtual platform
to join the hearing.
MEHRAULI MURDER: DELHI COURT EXTENDS
POONAWALA’S JUDICIAL CUSTODY BY 4 DAYS
New Delhi: A court here on Friday extended the judicial
custody of Aaftab Amin Poonawala, accused of killing his
live-in partner and dismembering her body, by four days.
Poonawala was produced before the court through video
conference. “I am giving four days judicial custody. Accused
will be produced before me physically on January 10,”
Metropolitan Magistrate Aviral Shukla said.
SC STAYS ORDER
AWARDING 2-MONTH
JAIL TO NTPC CHIEF
Court on Friday stayed the
Telangana High Court order
awarding two-month jail term
to the NTPC chairperson in
a contempt case. A bench
took note of the submissions
of Solicitor General Tushar
Mehta, appearing for the
NTPC chief, that the high court
order needed to be stayed.
SC STAYS ORDER ON
MEGHALAYA-ASSAM
BORDER AGREEMENT
Court on Friday stayed the
Meghalaya High Court’s order
which had put a stay on the
MoU between Meghalaya and
Assam to resolve the long-
standing interstate boundary
dispute. A bench issued
notices to the concerned
parties on the plea filed
against the High Court order.
IN THE COURTYARD
Indian platoon of Women Peacekeepers in Sudan’s Abyei. —PHOTO BY ANI
Pushkar Singh Dhami during a meeting with officials on Friday.
Harsh Vardhan Shringla

INDIA
06
Rajnath visits Indira Point in
Andaman and Nicobar islands
New Delhi (ANI): De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh on Friday visited
Indira Point, the south-
ernmost part of India,
to review the operation-
al preparedness of An-
daman and Nicobar
Command and infra-
structure development
at operational areas.
Defence Minister was
accompanied by Lieu-
tenant General Ajai Sin-
gh AVSM, Commander-
in-Chief Andaman and
NicobarCommand(CIN-
CAN) visited Campbell
Bay
. En route to Camp-
bellBay
,hewasfamiliar-
ised with the terrain of
the Southern Group of
Andaman and Nicobar
Islands and on arrival at
Campbell Bay he visited
Indira Point, the south-
ernmost tip of the coun-
try
.Thereafter,hevisited
INS Baaz and interacted
with joint services
troops of Andaman and
Nicobar Command.
Defence Minister
thereafter visited the
Air Force Station at Car
Nicobar and interacted
with the troops, prior to
return to Delhi.
He was briefed about
the geo-strategic poten-
tial of the Andaman and
Nicobar Islands and
about the role they can
play towards enhancing
India’s influence and
support to military op-
erations in the area.
Singh was on a two-
day visit to Andaman
and Nicobar Islands.
This is the first visit of
the Defence Minister to
Indira Point since Janu-
ary 2019.
Apart from the Strate-
gic Signalling in view of
the proximity of these
far-flung islands to the
Indo-Pacific, the visit of
the Defence Minister to
Andaman and Nicobar
Command (ANC) also
motivated the troops de-
ployed in these distant
and remote islands.
The visit assumes
special significance in
view of ANC being the
only integrated Quad-
Services Command. It
is also important to
mention that ANC is a
21-year-old successful
‘Integrated Theatre
Command’ which is
now being planned at
the national level.
Defence minister also took stock of the defence preparedness during his visit to the region
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh at Indira Point, country’s southernmost tip, during his visit to Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Friday. (R) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
at INS Baaz during his visit to Andaman and Nicobar Islands on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
DEFENCE MINISTER VISITS INS BAAZ
Port Blair (PTI): Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Friday
visited INS Baaz, the Indian naval air station under the
joint services Andaman and Nicobar Command of the
Indian Armed Forces, at Campbell Bay in Great Nicobar
Island, defence sources here said. He was accompanied
by Lieutenant General Ajai Singh AVSM, the com-
mander-in-chief of Andaman and Nicobar Command
(CINCAN) and interacted with the troops there. INS
Baaz, which is a full-fledged forward operating base of
the Indian Naval Air Arm, also overlooks the Six Degree
channel between Great Nicobar and the Indonesian
island of Sumatra.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The 74th
National Cadet Corps
(NCC) Republic Day
Camp (RDC) 2023,
which commenced at
Cariappa Parade
Ground in Delhi Cantt
on January 2, will see
participation of cadets
and officers from 19
friendly countries as
part of the youth ex-
change programme. A
total of 2,155 cadets in-
cluding 710 girls from
all 28 States and 8 Union
Territories are partici-
pating in the one month
long Camp.
This was stated by Di-
rector General NCC, Lt
Gen Gurbirpal Singh,
at a press conference in
New Delhi on Friday
.
Speaking to the me-
dia, the DG NCC high-
lighted that Cadets and
Officers participating in
the RDC 2023 are from
the 19 friendly countries
includingUSA, UK, Ar-
gentina, Brazil, Mongo-
lia, Russia, Kyrgyz Re-
public, Kazakhstan, Ta-
jikistan, Uzbekistan,
Nepal, Vietnam, Mal-
dives, Mozambique,
Mauritius, Seychelles,
Sudan, New Zealand
and Fiji. This is the
highest participation of
foreign cadets ever in
any Republic Day camp.
Out of 2155 cadets, 114
cadetsarefromJKand
Ladakh and 120 cadets
hail come from North
EastRegion(NER).With
cadets drawn from all
over the country, the
camp portrays a reflec-
tion of ‘Mini India’.
Lt Gen Gurbirpal
Singh said that Cadets
attending the camp
would participate in a
number of activities
like Cultural Competi-
tions, National Integra-
tion Awareness Pro-
grammes and various
Institutional Training
Competitions. Two
NCC marching contin-
gents will participate in
the Republic Day Pa-
rade on January 26.
This myriad and de-
manding set of activi-
ties would culminate
with the PM’s Rally on
the evening of January
28, he added.
DG NCC said the aim
of the Republic Day
Camp is to provide an
exposure to the rich cul-
ture and traditions of
our nation through the
important events that
take place in the Nation-
al Capital during the
run up for the Republic
Day and Beating the Re-
treat as well as to hone
the personal traits of
cadets and strengthen
their core value system.
The RDC cadets have
been selected after sev-
eral rounds of rigorous
screening at Groups
and Directorates level
in the last one year.
Each cadet had under-
gone four to five screen-
ings before reaching to
the RDC-23.
Lt Gen Gurbirpal
Singh also highlighted
major achievements of
the NCC in the year
2022. He appreciated the
contribution by cadets
in various initiatives
such as Puneet Sagar
Abhiyan, Saheedon Ko
Shat Shat Naman, In-
ternational Yoga Day,
Har Ghar Tiranga, Uni-
ty Flame Run etc.
Cadets from 19 countries to participate in NCC R-Day Camp
PREPARATIONS FOR R-DAY
Director General NCC Lt Gen Gurbirpal Singh addressing media in New Delhi on Friday.
More than 2,150
cadets including over
700 girls to take part
in this year’s Republic
Day NCC camp
URINATION INCIDENT
Delhi cops summon crew
members of Air India flight
New Delhi (ANI): Delhi
police on Friday issued
summons to 6-8 crew
members, including the
pilot of the Air India
flight in the urination
incident in a New York-
Delhi flight last year.
According to the
complaint filed on
Wednesday by the vic-
tim, the crew brought
the accused to her seat
and forced her to face
him as he begged to be
spared arrest. The
woman was “stunned”
when the offender was
brought before her and
he “started crying and
profusely apologising”.
The complainant has
alleged that the pilot ve-
toed giving her a seat in
the first class after the
incident. “The flight
crew told me that the pi-
lot had vetoed giving me
a seat in first class,” she
wrote in the complaint.
A drunk passenger
urinated on a woman
flyer in the business
class of an Air India
flight last year on No-
vember 26. The accused
is identified as Shankar
Mishra and is a resi-
dent of Mumbai.
On November 26,
Shankar Mishra, alleg-
edly drunk, unzipped
and urinated on the
woman.
DCW DEMANDS ARRESTS, ISSUES NOTICE
TO DELHI POLICE, DGCA AND AIR INDIA
New Delhi: DCW chief Swati Maliwal has is-
sued a notice to Delhi Police, DGCA and Air In-
dia. “Recent incidents of drunk men urinating
on women on flights are extremely disgusting
and shameful. It is shocking to note that the
accused haven’t been arrested yet. Simply
banning the person isn’t enough. I am issuing notices to
Delhi Police, DGCA Air India in the matter,” she said.
MAN ACCUSED OF INFLIGHT URINATION
ISSUES STATEMENT, DEFENDS HIMSELF
New Delhi: Shankar Mishra, the accused
of urinating inflight on an elderly woman
has issued a statement through his lawyers
and said that the lady in her message has
clearly condoned the alleged act and has
displayed no intention to lodge a complaint.
The statement was issued by Ishanee Sharma and Ak-
shat Bajpai who are the lawyers for Shankar Mishra.
VICTIM SAYS CREW
MADE HER NEGOTIATE
WITH PERPETRATOR
New Delhi: The woman
who complained about a
male passenger urinating
on her during an Air India
flight in November had
informed the crew that she
did not want to see him
and was “stunned” when
offender was brought be-
fore her and “started crying
and profusely apologising”.
ACCUSED SHANKAR
MISHRA FREQUENTLY
CHANGING LOCATIONS
New Delhi: Two teams of
Delhi Police are on lookout
for Shankar Mishra, ac-
cused of urinating on an
elderly woman in an Air
India flight flying from
New York to Delhi, sources
in the know of things said,
adding he is continuously
changing his locations and
evading arrest.
UP: 200 IAS officers
dream to be collectors
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: About 200
IAS officers of batches
from 2006 to 2015 are
hoping to become col-
lectors in the new year
in Uttar Pradesh.
It is a very difficult
tasktobecomeacollector
in UP because the num-
ber of IAS officers who
are in the race of collec-
tor in 75 districts is 200.
In such a situation, 3
to 4 IAS officers come in
the competition list in
one district.
Aftertheelectoralroll
revision work of the
Election Commission of
India is over, collectors
canbetransferredinUP
.
There are also chances
that transfers may be
done after the Global In-
vestors Summit to be
held in February
.
The increasing num-
ber of IAS officers in the
state is spoiling the aspi-
rationsof manyIASoffic-
ers.Thereare3mainrea-
sons, one, the number of
IAS officers is very high
ineverymatch,makingit
difficult to become a col-
lector, second reason is
thatIASofficersof direct
recruitmentareconstant-
ly marrying IAS officers
of othercadresandbring-
ing them to UP
.
The third reason is
that the Yogi govern-
ment does not believe in
changing the collector
repeatedly. CM Yogi
knows very well how to
get better performance
from an officer.
Out of 51 IAS officers
of 2014batch,only10IAS
officershavebeenableto
become collector last
year, 41 IAS officers still
could not become collec-
tor whereas in the year
2023, 35 IAS officers of
2015batchareintherace
to become collector.
IAS Suhas LY IAS Rakesh K Singh IAS Chandra P Singh
“Ashutosh met with
accused after incident”
❍ DELHI KANJHAWALA DEATH CASE
New Delhi (ANI): New
security footage re-
veals that hours after
the hit-and-run case in
which a 20-year-old
woman died after being
dragged under a car for
several kilometers in
the national capital’s
Kanjhawala, the ac-
cused are seen outside
the home of Ashutosh,
the owner of the car.
Delhi Police on Fri-
day arrested Ashutosh,
the sixth suspect to be
taken into custody in
connection with the
January 1 incident and
a hunt has been
launched to apprehend
a seventh person. In the
fresh CCTV visuals,
Ashutosh is seen talk-
ing to the accused two
hours after the time of
the incident.
Accused in the Kanjhawala
death case leaves Rohini court.
SIXTH ACCUSED HELD IN
DELHI’S KANJHAWALA
HIT AND DRAG CASE
New Delhi: Delhi Police has
arrested a sixth accused
in the horrific incident in
Delhi’s Khanjawala on New
Year’s night where a woman
died after being dragged for
several kilometers by a car
that hit her scooter, officials
said on Friday. The accused
identified as Ashutosh has
been arrested and according
to police it was Ashutosh’s
car under which the victim
was dragged for over 12
kilometers on Sunday.
“89 Rohingyas held in
2022 on India-B’desh
for trans border crime”
New Delhi (ANI): A to-
tal of 89 Rohingyas
among 501 miscreants
werecaughtin2022along
the India-Bangladesh
border with Meghalaya
and Tripura on charges
of their involvement in
trans-border crimes,
mentions an official re-
portpreparedbytheBSF
.
Of thetotal30Rohingyas
were caught from the
Meghalayaborderand59
from the Tripura border
with Bangladesh.
The 30 Rohingyas ap-
prehend on Meghalaya
border were among 132
miscreants including 41
Bangladeshis and 61 In-
diannationalswhowere
found involved in one or
other trans-border
crime. They were appre-
hended by BSF Megha-
laya while conducting
various operations.
However, 59 Rohing-
yasapprehendedbyBSF
Tripura in different op-
erationswereamong369
miscreants that includ-
ed 160 Indian and 150
Bangladeshi nationals.
The Rohingyas are a
stateless Indo-Aryan
ethnic group who pre-
dominantlyfollowIslam
and reside in Rakhine
State, Myanmar (previ-
ously known as Burma).
CRUCIAL READ
1200 TRANSGENDERS
HELD FOR CREATING
NUISANCE IN TRAINS
New Delhi: The RPF has
caught more than 1200
transgenders for creating
a nuisance and indulging
in misbehaviour in trains.
The RPF is responsible
for security of railway
property, passengers,
passenger areas and
related matters. The RPF
launched a campaign
against unauthorised en-
try into coaches reserved
for women and persons
with disabilities.
10 INJURED AS GAS
PIPELINE EXPLODES
IN LUCKNOW HOTEL
Lucknow: Ten people
were seriously injured in
a gas pipe line explosion
at a hotel in Lucknow.
The injured have been
admitted to a nearby
hospital. Sources said
that the explosion in Ho-
tel Emperio Grand in the
Krishna Nagar area was
so strong that shards of
glass were seen strewn
on the road. Fire tenders
were rushed to douse
the flames.
WOMAN DRAGGED,
BEATEN IN TEMPLE
IN KARNATAKA
Bengaluru: A video of
a woman being beaten
in a temple in Ben-
galuru has went viral on
social media. The victim
Hemavathi had lodged
a complaint with police
stating the said incident
occurred on December
21 and the accused is
Munikrishna, ‘dharam-
darshi’ of the Lakshmi
Narasimha Swamy tem-
ple in Amruthahalli.
BOMB SCARE
TRIGGERS PANIC AT
B’LURU SCHOOL
Bengaluru: Panic trig-
gered staff of NAFL school
in Basaveshwara Nagar
locality of Bengaluru after
the educational institution
received a bomb threat
on Friday. The police said
the bomb threat was sent
to e-mail ID of the school
claiming that four gelatin
sticks have been kept on
the premises, which may
explode anytime.

NEWS
07
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Four people
were killed in a bus-
truck collision in Jodh-
pur on Friday
. Three of
them died on the spot,
while one died on the
way to the hospital. 24
people were injured in
the accident and condi-
tion of 6 remains criti-
cal. The accident was so
painful that people were
badly trapped in the
cabin of the bus. The ac-
cident took place in
Mathania area around
3.30 pm. The truck was
coming from the wrong
side. The deceased were
identified as Kan Singh,
Hiraram, Narpat and
Kishna Ram.
According to the in-
formation, the bus full
of passengers was go-
ing from Jodhpur to
Chandi when it collided
with a truck coming
from the front near
Mathania. Initial infor-
mation has revealed
that the bus was 45 seat-
er, but the passengers
were overloaded.
Collector Himanshu
Gupta and Deputy Com-
missioner of Police
(East) Dr. Amrita Du-
han reached the spot.
4 DIE IN ACCIDENT IN JODHPUR
Emphasisontraditionaland
hi-techpolicing:DGPMishra
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: DGP Umesh
Mishra was on a one-
day visit to Ajmer on
Friday during which he
inspected the Gegal po-
lice station and after
that reached the police
lines and inaugurated
the Horse Riding
School. ADG Binita
Thakur and other offic-
ers were also present
with him. Mishra also
observed Apna Bazaar
built-in Police Lines.
Crime meeting of the
Ajmer range with all
the SPs of the range,
ADG Crime, ADG SOG,
ADG ATS, and IG was
held in the conference
hall of the police lines.
During this, police offic-
ers from Ajmer, Nagaur,
Bhilwara, and Tonk
were also present.Talk-
ing to the media, Mishra
said the crime and law
and order situation in
Ajmer range has been
found to be satisfactory,
some challenges have
come to the fore which
have been discussed.
24 people were injured in the accident and condition of 6 remains critical
Relocation of Deori village
in Sariska to start soon
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: In Sariska,
which had become de-
void of tigers a few
years back, the roar of
tigers is now being
heard again. The relo-
cation of villages from
the tiger refuge is the
result that the popula-
tion of tigers in Sariska
has also increased and
the eco system is also
getting stronger.
In just two and a half
years, 3 villages have
beenrelocated.Deorivil-
lage will be relocated
from January 15 and 2
villages have given con-
sentforrelocation.While
only 3 villages could be
displaced from Sariska
in the last 3 decades.
The villages in the
core area of Sariska
have been the biggest
threat to the forest and
wildlife. When Sariska
became tigerless about a
decade and a half ago,
the biggest reason be-
hind it was the villages
settled here. The Forest
Department made ef-
forts to relocate the vil-
lages, but there was no
strongwillpowerbehind
them, this is the reason
that in the last decade
and a half, or rather till
the year 2020, only three
villages could be dis-
placed from Sariska.
CM honours...
“As a result of the
deaths in the gas ac-
cident in Bhungra
village, politics
started taking place
over the dead bodies
and people from out-
side state reached
the spot. To make
our govt sensitive
and responsible, we
have come up with
many schemes in-
cluding Chiranjee-
vi,” he said.
Talking about
BJP, Gehlot said
that Aakrosh ral-
lies are about
spreading lies.
“People are asking
them why did they
sleep for four years.
They can’t create
any issue against
the government,
they dont have any
issue hence they
are saying that cor-
ruption is very
high,” he said, fur-
ther adding, “We
have made FIR com-
pulsory in the en-
tire state and so the
number was bound
to increase. Earlier
half the people
were sent out the
police station emp-
ty handed, but now
every incident, big
or small, is being
registered.”
Regarding paper
leaks, he said, “We
have taken action.
We cancel the exam
here and catch
those behind it. Pa-
pers have been
leaked more than 8
times,” he said.
Lifetime
achievement
award for Sen
Jaipur (PTI): Veter-
an actor-director
Aparna Sen was on
Friday honoured
with the lifetime
achievementawardat
the opening ceremo-
ny of the 15th edition
of theJaipurInterna-
tional Film Festival.
After receiving the
honour, Sen said the
Lifetime Achieve-
ment Award is not
the end road of her
journey as a creative
person.
Grammy award
winner Ricky Kej,
film script writer
Kamlesh Pandey,
screenplay writer-
film producer Haider
Hale and others were
present at the open-
ing ceremony
.
ParlSecurityCommittee
to visit Jodhpur today
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Parliamenta-
ry Committee on Se-
curity will be on a
4-day visit to Ra-
jasthan. The Commit-
tee will be visiting
Jodhpur and Jaisalm-
er from tomorrow till
January 10.
Congress leader Ra-
hul Gandhi is a mem-
ber of the committee
headed by Jual Oram.
DV Sadanand Gowda,
Sudhanshu Trivedi,
and KC Venugopal are
also Members of the
committee that will
reach the Sun city
Jodhpur on January 7.
The committee
members will go to
Pokaran on January 8
and will visit the Gold-
en city of Jaisalmer
on January 9 and 10.
The members may
visit border areas of
districts. Security in-
structions have been
issued to collectors
and SPs of both dis-
tricts regarding Rahul
Gandhi’s visit.
Collision between bus and truck in Mathania area in Jodhpur.
Umesh Mishra being felicitated with a plant by Binita Thakur at
Gegal police station in Ajmer on Friday.
Roy’s century helps Jharkhand
draw match with Rajasthan
Naresh Sharma, Rahul
Faujdar Saloni Khandelwal
Jaipur: The final day
of Ranji Trophy match
between Rajasthan and
Jharkhand saw Anukul
Roy and Kumar Kusha-
gra on crease for the
guests where the for-
mer played a magnifi-
cent knock of 125 runs
for Jharkhand.
The team declared in-
nings on 470-9, setting a
target of 276 runs for
the hosts.
For Team Raj, Yash
Kothari and Kunal Sin-
gh Rathore opened the
innings, where Yash
gave a superb start,
missing the century by
just 5 runs. Jharkhand
could have had a tough
time if Kothari stayed
on the crease for a bit
long, but with Shahbaz
Nadeemprovidingama-
jor breakthrough, the
guests got hold of the
game.Later,KaranLam-
ba was adjudged Man
Of The Match for his
brilliant knock of 122*
in his first and 37* in his
second inning.
Team Raj will now
face Karnataka and
Jharkhand will play
Chhattisgarh.
CM GEHLOT VISITS INJURED AT
MATHURA DAS MATHUR HOSPITAL
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot reached Jodhpur’s Mathura
Das Mathur Hospital on Friday evening to meet those
injured in an accident on the Jodhpur-Mathania road. He
met the injured and their
families and inquired
about their well-being.
Gehlot gave instruc-
tions to doctors for the
proper treatment of the
injured.Describing the
accident as heartbreak-
ing, The Chief Minister
expressed deep sorrow
over the death of 4
people in the road ac-
cident. He said that the
state government is with
the bereaved families in
this hour of crisis. He
instructed the district administration for effective preven-
tion of road accidents. The CM also announced to give Rs
2 lakh to the dependents of each deceased and Rs 1 lakh
each to the injured from the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Rajasthan team batting on the final day of Ranji Trophy match in
Jaipur on Friday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
CM Ashok Gehlot inquiring about
the well-being of the injured.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board Com-
missionerPawanArora
gifted golf carts to the
visitors coming to City
Park for a tour of the
park. Dedicating 2 golf
carts with a seating ca-
pacity of 8 people to
the general public on
Friday, Arora said that
the visitors would be
able to visit the park
with a nominal fee.
“Both the golf carts
would be available for
the general public from
10 am to 9 pm. Anyone
can visit the park for a
maximum of 30 min-
uteswithafeeof Rs100.
Priority will be given to
children, old people,
disabled and pregnant
women during the vis-
it,” Arora said.
It is worth mention-
ing that in the month
of October, City Park
located at Mansarovar
was dedicated to the
common people by
Gehlot.
People will be able to get golf cart facility
while visiting City Park: Pawan Arora
PROVIDING FACILITIES
Pawan Arora inaugurating the Golf Cart Station at City Park,
Mansarovar in Jaipur on Friday.
JIFF 2023
FROM PG 1

First India Bureau
Jaipur: “In the past
years, many new in-
ventions have hap-
pened in the medical
field, many in the time
of Covid pandemic.
New inventions were
madeanddoctorscame
forward as real heroes.
In Corona, the doctors
of Rajasthan were
serving the people by
workingfor20hours.A
different kind of doc-
tors’ service was seen
inthecoronaperiod.In
such a situation, it be-
comes our duty that
such doctors should be
honored by First In-
dia,” Dr Jagdeesh
Chandra said.
Dr Chandra said
that from the Corona
period till now, better
work has been done in
the field of medicine
in the state, better ar-
rangements have been
made in Rajasthan
without any allega-
tions and counter-alle-
gations and it will be
beneficial in the com-
ing elections.
Dr Chandra also
praised CM Ashok Ge-
hlot’s Chiranjeevi
health insurance
schemesayingthatthis
is the best scheme and
definitely the govern-
mentwillgetitsbenefit
inthecomingelections
and the dream of CM
Ashok Gehlot to repeat
the government again
can come true.
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas and
Health Minister Prasa-
diLalMeenacongratu-
lated the First India
NewsChannelandsaid
that this programme is
better in itself and has
honoured the doctors
who are doing better
work in their respec-
tive fields.
DrSudhirBhandari,
Vice Chancellor of
RUHS, said First India
alwaysmotivates,espe-
cially in the field of
doctors and medicine.
“When Covid came for
the first time, at that
time we did not have
such a good infrastruc-
tureandneitherdidwe
have any experience.
We are happy to say
that at that time our
doctors were the first
to use Hydroxychloro-
phene,” he said.
Minister Tika Ram
Jully also hailed the
medicalschemesinthe
state. “The work done
inthefieldof medicine
in Rajasthan, especial-
ly in the time of Coro-
na, is not in any other
state,” he said.
JMC Heritage May-
or Munesh Gurjar said
that First India always
raises the social con-
cern. In his speech,
MLA Rafeek Khan
praised the channel
head Dr Chandra and
said that the way the
channel has innovated
the ticker system is im-
portant in itself. “Tick-
er system has given a
new identity to the me-
dia industry
,” he said.
Do you regret the time wasted
in the past? You can change the
future right now, this minute
for the better with no regrets.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: Once again,
even in a well intended
move, luck did not fa-
vour Additional Direc-
tor General of ACB -
Hemant Priyadarshy,
where even after his
initial support to the
controversial order, CM
Ashok Gehlot ultimate-
ly had to backtrack and
withdraw the contro-
versial order, issued by
Priyadarshy, just in 24
hours of his taking
over the officiating
charge of the vacant
post of DG-ACB.
According to sources,
Priyadarshy
,withanim-
age of an honest and
result oriented officer,
hadcourtedsimilarcon-
troversy nearly twenty
five years back too and
the reason for that was
an incident, which can
not be erased from the
state’s administrative
and political history
.
In 1997, Priyadarshy
was Superintendent of
Police of Jalore district.
The 1992 batch IPS was
fairly new to the service
and had been given the
responsibility of SP for
the first time. At that
time a major incident
occurred when Jain
saint Lokendra Vijay
cut his veins and died by
suicide.
One female disciple
of the saint - Naina Jog-
ni - registered a case
against him in Bheen-
mal police station on
September 6, 1997, al-
leging that the saint
raped her. The police
took the saint to police
station and locked him
up, but due to the Jain
community’s agitation
and support to the
saint, he was released
soon after. However,
four days later, on Sep-
tember 10, the saint
commited suicide.
Thereafter what ever
happened became a foot-
note in state’s history
.
The local public came
out strongly against the
police action and de-
manded suspension of
SP Hemant Priyadarshy
.
The situation went from
bad to worse and curfew
had to be imposed. But
when that also did not
work, the army had to
be called in. One per-
son died in police firing
and 150 people were
wounded, along with
several cops.
Two politicians —
Dula Ram and Jagmal
Singh Yadav — were ar-
rested for breaking
peace.
Meanwhile in Jaipur,
the state legislature ses-
sion was being conduct-
ed and the matter was
raised in the House. BJP
was in power and Chief
Minister Bhairon Singh
Shekhawat announced
in the House that SP
would be suspended.
Om Mathur, along with
two ministers — Lalit
Kishor Chaturvedi and
Arjun Devra — were
sent to Jalore while CM
Shekhawat announced
a judicial inquiry into
the matter.
But the matter took a
new turn when the
Congress and several
institutions objected to
SP’s suspension. In agi-
tation, Congress lead-
ers Bina Kak, Daljeet
Singh and Jagat Singh
Dayma staged a sit-in
at Manak Chowk
Chopar in Jaipur.
An inquiry commis-
sion was constituted
under Justice VS Kokje
of Rajasthan High
Court and after the situ-
ation calmed down, Pri-
yadarshy was reinstat-
ed. When in March 2002,
Justice Kokje submit-
ted his report, by that
time the government
had changed and Con-
gress government had
come to power.
This 25 year old, one
of a kind incident had
shocked the state. More-
over, it was an extreme-
ly uncommon event
that CM announced in
the House that the SP
would be suspended
and later the agitation
by opposition for SP’s
reinstatement was also
a never before seen de-
velopment. Thus, the
Jalore incident has be-
come a footnote in
state’s political and bu-
reaucratic history
.
Aftertheincident,Pri-
yadarshy became SP of
Ajmer and Dholpur dis-
tricts and went on depu-
tation between 2008-16
and November 2020 to
August 2022. But when
he returned after com-
pleting his deputation
fromDelhi,thestategov-
ernment kept him on
APO for two months and
has now accorded him
the reins of the ACB,
which is a surprise
move. In return, Priya-
darshytoohassurprised
everyone by issuing the
controversialorder,even
with bonafide inten-
tions.Nowalobbyof IPS
officers at PHQ is trying
to push him out of ACB
wherethereisaqueueof
senior officers to take
over this sensitive and
important charge.
Once again, luck does not
favour Hemant Priyadarshy
PUBLIC OPINION COMPELS A ‘VISIONARY’ GEHLOT
TO WITHDRAW CONTROVERSIAL ACB ORDER
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The inter se
seniority list of IPS of-
ficers of Batch 2012,
2013, 2015, and 2016 was
released on Friday. Of
the 125 IPS officials
(Batch 2012), six of
them are from the Ra-
jasthan cadre. These
include Abhijit Singh,
Kiran Kang, Pooja
Awan, and Adarsh Sid-
hu who came from the
West Bengal cadre to
the Rajasthan cadre.
IPS officials Jai Yadav,
Mamta Gupta, and
Rashi Dogra, who
came from the Agmat
cadre to the Rajasthan
cadre, were also in-
cluded in the list.
Similarly, in the list
of 129 IPS officials of
the 2013 batch, two IPS
officials were from the
Rajasthan cadre. IPS
officials Chunaram Jat
and Tejaswani Gautam
figured in the list.
Likewise, four IPS of-
ficials of the Rajasthan
cadre (2015 batch) were
also named in the list.
IPS officials Mridul
Kacchawa, Deepak Ya-
dav, Sudhir Chaudhary
and Kavindra Singh
Sagar were named on
the list. The DOPT re-
leased the list and sent
it to the Rajasthan
Government.
(1) Dr Aashish Vaid, (2) Dr Shailendra Sharma, (3) Dr SS Soni, (4) Dr MK Gupta and (5) Dr Hanuman
Barala receive mementos by Ministers PL Meena, PS Khachariyawas TR Jully during the event.
Megha Kaushik interacts with (left to right) Dr Prateek Sharma, Dr Shailendra
Sharma, Sanklap Gupta, Dr Rakesh Sharma, Dr GL Sharma during the event.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra presents a flower
bouquet to Minister Parsadi Lal Meena during
the programme. Tika Ram Jully, Dr Sudhir
Bhandari and Dr Rajkumar Sharma look on.
DoPT releases
seniority list
of IPS officers
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra hails Raj
Govt’s work in field of medicine
1 2 3
4 5
Upliftment of tribals Govt’s
priority: CM in Banswara
First India Bureau
Jaipur/Banswara:
Gehlot has said that the
State Government is
working with commit-
ment for the upliftment
of tribals and develop-
ment of tribal areas.
The Chief Minister was
addressing the Kisan
Sammelan at Gangadta-
lai in Banswara district
on Friday
.
Gehlot said that excel-
lent work is being done
in the State from water-
electricity to education,
medicine, and social se-
curity
. “Extensive work
has been done in the
tribal areas towards the
development of basic
facilities and welfare of
the common people.
Government is continu-
ously working to bring
prosperity by providing
water to the fields of the
farmers of Vagad re-
gion. The government is
committed to provide
adequate irrigation wa-
ter for agriculture to the
tribal areas by utilising
every drop of Mahi’s
water,” he said.
The Chief Minister
said that poor and
downtrodden people
are at the center of eve-
ry scheme of the state
government. “Chief
Minister Chiranjeevi
Health Insurance
Scheme has been imple-
mented to free the com-
mon man from expen-
sive treatment. In this,
free treatment up to Rs
10 lakh is being provid-
ed. The state govern-
ment is bearing all the
expenses by abolishing
the limit of Rs 10 lakh
for expensive treat-
ments like kidney
, heart
and liver transplant.
Along with this, acci-
dent insurance up to Rs
5 lakh is also being giv-
en. All types of treat-
ment in IPD, OPD have
been made free by the
state government. CT
scan, MRI of common
man in the state. Expen-
sive tests like scan are
being done free of cost.
With these historic de-
cisions, Rajasthan has
emerged as a model
state in the field of
health,” he said.
The Chief Minister
said that Rajasthan was
leading in the whole
country through excel-
lent medical manage-
ment during the Corona
period. “The State was
appreciated all over the
world for its best man-
agement against Covid
19. Additional arrange-
ments for oxygen, essen-
tial medicines and beds
were made in every hos-
pital of the state, result-
ing into low death rate.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot along with GS Dotasra, Mahendra Jeet Singh Malviya, Bhanwar Singh
Bhati and others during the Kisan Sammelan at Gangadtalai in Banswara on Friday.
Dungarpur: Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that
the State Government is determined to protect cows and
its progeny and efforts are being made at all levels for this.
Gehlot was speaking at the Shri Gau-Kripa Katha Navya
Mahotsav organised at Sagwara in Dungarpur district on
Friday. The CM said that in his previous tenure, the country’s
first directorate for cow protection and promotion was set
up in Rajasthan. Later the directorate was upgraded to a
department. He said that Rajasthan is the only state to give
subsidy to gaushalas for 9 months in a year. He said that the
state government has done the work of protection of cattle by
effective prevention of lumpy skin disease.
STATE GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO
PROTECTING CATTLE: CM IN DUNGARPUR
l ‘State Government is providing water to
farmlands in tribal areas for prosperity’
l Poor and downtrodden people at
centre of every State Govt scheme
Jan Sunwai: CM flays Udaipur
Nagar Nigam Commissioner
The Commissioner was accused of demolishing a
residential property despite court stay, probe ordered
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Friday slammed
Udaipur Municipal
Corporation Commis-
sioner Himmat Singh
Baharath after a com-
plaint was received
against him during the
public hearing and di-
rected Collector
Tarachand Meena to
conduct an inquiry of
the matter.
Gehlot was conduct-
ing a public hearing in
circuit house during
which one Omprakash
Rathore complained to
the CM that despite a
court stay on his resi-
dence in Patwari Colo-
ny, the Municipal Cor-
poration carried out
demolition and dug a
big pit.
Divisional Commis-
sioner has also given a
stay on matter.
On this, CM Gehlot
asked the Divisional
Commissioner Rajen-
dra Bhatt, who was pre-
sent there, whether the
stay has been given?
The Corporation Com-
missioner Baharath
wasimmediatelycalled.
The CM asked the
commissioner thrice
the same question as to
why the demolition
was done despite the
stay. The commission-
er spoke something
with a suppressed
tongue, but when the
voice did not come, the
CM said, “Speak a lit-
tle louder”.
After this, expressing
displeasure on the com-
missioner, Gehlot in-
structed Collector
Tarachand Meena to
conduct an inquiry in
the entire matter.
In the public hearing,
Congress councilor
Arun Tank raised the
issue of lease given by
UIT in Amberi and re-
quested the CM to con-
duct an inquiry
.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot inaugurates Handicraft Fair in
Jodhpur. PCC chief GS Dotasra and others are also seen.
Jodhpur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Friday observed
the Western Rajasthan Industry Handicraft Festival 2023 in
Jodhpur where the people hailed him for Jodhpur centric
development works. Festival coordinator Sunil Parihar, PCC
President Govind Singh Dotasra, Minister Shakuntala Rawat,
Minister Subhash Garg, former MP Badriram Jakhar, Child
Protection Commission Chairperson Sangeeta Beniwal, MLA
Manisha Panwar, Mahendra Vishnoi, Kisnaram Vishnoi and
Mayor Kunti Deora were present. Along with taking informa-
tion about the types of products, the information about the
entire festival was taken and reviewed by sitting in the car of
solar energy. —Rajeev Gaur
CM GEHLOT HAILED FOR JODHPUR-CENTRIC
DEV WORK AT HANDICRAFT FESTIVAL 2023
—PHOTOS
BY
SUNIL
SHARMA
AND
MUKESH
KIRADOO

09
JAIPUR, SATURDAY,
JANUARY 7, 2023
hen you dance,
youcanenjoythe
luxury of being
you, said ravish-
ing beauty Neha
Shekhawat, Miss
India Glam 2023.
The dance can reveal eve-
rythingmysteriousthatis
hidden in music, and it
has the additional merit
of being human and pal-
pable. Dancing is poetry
with arms and legs. This
18-year-olddivawritesher
own rule when asked
about her early life, the
ravishing beauty said, “I
am currently pursuing a
BBAdegreefromManipal
University
, I am a trained
dancer and professional
choreographer and now a
model by passion.”
I am a confident and
focused girl. Hard effort,
devotion, and discipline
have always motivated
me to stay enthused in
what I do. As I grew old-
er, I realised that moving
outside of my comfort
zone would enable me to
live the life of my desires
while being brave. I be-
lieve that to follow, with-
out halt, one aim: There’s
the secret of success.”
Neha aspires to earn a
huge name and fame and
leave her footprint wher-
ever she
goes.
The diva
also paid
gratitude to
DrJagdeeshChan-
dra and her mentor
Pawan Tank, Director,
India Glam for provid-
ing her with this won-
derful platform and
making her believe
that she got the poten-
tialtobeasupermodel.
While talking about
the biggest rookie
mistake, the beauty
said “I made was a
lack of knowledge
about the career and
patience compelled
me to do many free
shoots (just to make
my name famous but
was of no use),
which then slowly I
looked up to my men-
tors and learned a lot
in my life. So I believe
knowledge and pa-
tience is a very impor-
tant part of any ca-
reer.”
When asked about
the most memorable or
rewarding moment in
your, the diva said
“The most memora-
ble and rewarding
moment was win-
ning the crown of
Miss India Glam
2023.”
Gorgeous beauty Neha Shekhawat, winner of
Miss India Glam Season 4 opens up to City
First about her life as a young model and
her down-to-earth approach to beauty!
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
W
I am currently pur-
suing a BBA degree
from Manipal
University, I am a
trained dancer
and professional
choreographer
and now a model
by passion.
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Pawan Tank crowning the
gorgeous beauty Neha

10
ETC
F
A
C
E
O
F
T
H
E
D
A
Y
RIYA DUSAD, Artist
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You will
experience
a change
within yourself
regarding what
you want in a
romantic partner.
You will start
thinking seriously
and begin looking for your soul mate
in earnest. Do not trust any complete
stranger on money matters today as you
are likely to bear considerable loss.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You have great
capacity to charm
everyone. You are
going to impress
those around
you with your
wit and grace.
You will win the
admiration of
everyone around you. Take advantage
of this shining period to make new
friends and mix with new people and new
opportunities will open up in front of you.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You are going
to feel more
dedicated today
and you are going
to finish off all
the backlogs
which may have
accumulated
today. Clearing
this will give you a nice sense of
accomplishment and this will be noticed
by the people who matter to you.
Finances will improve as your salary.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
A person who
has been around
you for a long
time but whom
you have never
really noticed will
now begin to play
a pivotal role in
your mind. It is
not just a budding romance. Rather, it is a
meeting of mind and spirit that is likely to
leave you feeling overwhelmed. Take time
to get used to the idea.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your mind is
very active
today. You are
full of ideas and
inspiration. You
will be constantly
coming up with
new plans which
you will be able
to plan and execute very easily. Your only
problem today will be that you may feel
overwhelmed by the flood of new ideas
that will constantly fill your mind.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
New horizons
are opening
up in front of
you. A talent
which you have
always treated
as a hobby
may become
something more
and you may find yourself making a living
doing what you love. New developments
are expected in every front which would
broaden your ideas.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Issues related to
profession will
get resolved. But
no aggressive
action, be it
in words or in
writing should
not be taken
till then. Those
facing issues on personal front should
make time for dear ones. Do take care of
your health as you have been ignorant of
it since long.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
This day is all
about change.
You may come
in contact with
someone who will
bring substantial
changes in your
life or put you
in touch with
other people who can cause the change.
However, not all the changes are good for
you. You will need to analyze whether the
change will be good for you.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You are likely to
be involved in
detailed planning
of a project and
you are going to
be very thorough
about it. You
are feeling very
industrious and
this will be reflected in your job. You are
also going to earn acclaim for this. A
spurt of creativity will mark every aspect
of your day.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You will be
feeling very
creative today.
You appreciate all
beautiful things
and want to
create something
beautiful. The
day is especially
favourable for artists.You may suddenly
start feeling deflated ﾖ a common
occurrence after a surge of creativity and
it may leave you feeling depressed.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You may be
cracking one of
the biggest joint
venture deals
today. But you
must mention
explicitly once
again your
mission and
goals to your partner. You may devote the
end of the day towards your intellectual
pursuits or in perusal of an artistic
passion.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
You are going
to be in an
especially
easygoing mood
today. You may
also play the role
of an effective
mediator in any
dispute today.
You are going to spread cheer and
goodwill and you are also going to be the
life and soul of any party that you attend
in the evening.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
IS WEIGHT LOSS POSSIBLE BY
EATING FEWER CALORIES?
he traditional
nutritional ad-
vice to lose
weight has al-
ways been eat-
ing less and
e x e r c i s i n g
more. In theory, this
makes sense - burn
more calories than you
eat, and the extra
pounds will come off.
But there’s often a sig-
nificant drawback
when you go too far
with an extreme diet.
COUNTING CALORIES
TO TACKLE WEIGHT-
LOSS BATTLE
The human body’s
physiological clock has
evolved as a way to
cope with feast or fam-
ine. When we were
hunters thousands of
years ago, it was not
unusual for there to be
a feast one day and no
food for the next few
days. Due to this uncer-
tainty of food availabil-
ity, the human body
adapted to decrease the
basal metabolic rate
during periods of fast-
ing. The basal meta-
bolic rate or BMR is the
number of calories the
body needs to keep life-
sustaining functions
such as breathing. This
means that when our
body goes into starva-
tion mode, it’s similar-
ly trying to conserve as
much energy and calo-
ries as possible for
maintaining daily
function.
WHY EATING LESS
DOESN’T ALWAYS MAKE
YOU LOSE WEIGHT
Everyone has a set
point or a weight range
in which the brain
wants to keep the
body
.Thisweightrange
varies from person to
person and is deter-
mined by both genes
and environment. The
body is wired for sur-
vival, and as far as it’s
concerned, dieting is a
form of starva-
tion. When you shift
into that starvation
mode, it creates a meta-
bolicadaptation,which
essentially means that
your metabolism is
slowing down as your
body gets used to sur-
viving off a smaller
number of calories.
This typically creates
stagnation in the
weight loss process.
Unfortunately, once
you hit that starvation
mode for a certain
time, that original
set point for a ba-
sal metabolic
rate that’s in
the hypo-
thalamus
(a struc-
ture in
thebrain
that con-
trols me-
tabolism)
has changed
indefinitely
.
DR JAYASHREE
GOPINATH
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
RE-GAINING WEIGHT
AFTER A DIET- THE ROLE
OF GHRELIN OR THE
HUNGER HORMONE
As soon as you begin
consuming more than that
amount after following a re-
strictive diet, the body has to
figure out what to do with the
excess calories. This is why
so many people rebound
after weight loss and may
end up weighing more than
when they started the diet.
This process is controlled by
a variety of hormones, in-
cluding ghrelin - the hunger
hormone that your gut
produces to signal your brain
when it’s time to eat - and
leptin - the satiety hormone
that helps your brain under-
stand when you’re full. Under
normal circumstances, these
hormones are balanced in
a way such that the body
tries to maintain equilibrium
at its natural set point. But
when these hormones are
disrupted by an extreme diet,
that can throw the whole
system out of whack and
make it very difficult to keep
the weight off after losing it.
HOW DOES EXTREME
CALORIE RESTRICTION
AFFECT OUR HEALTH?
In addition to altering the
metabolism runs, severe
calorie restriction often
results in some degree
of malnutrition, including
micronutrient deficiency. Mi-
cronutrient deficiencies can
lead to cramps, dehydration,
headaches, depressed im-
mune function, fainting, hor-
monal imbalance, hair loss,
impaired ability to manage
your body temperature,
muscle fatigue, irregular
menstrual cycle, nausea,
vomiting, and reduced bone
density. Other long-term
health issues include death
in severe cases. Sleepiness,
reduced vigour, mental
exhaustion, mood swings,
brain fog, and other psycho-
logical symptoms can also
crop up if you’re not eating
the required calories. Dieting
can also cause an erosion
of confidence and self-trust.
Certain foods as “good” or
“bad” can make for difficult
decision-making at each
meal time. By putting the
focus on calorie counting
or food rules, your ability
to listen to your brain and
body will be lessened,
and it becomes harder
to hear signals like
hunger, fullness, and
satisfaction.
SOURCE: https://www.
medindia.net/news/health-
infocus/is-weight-loss-
possible-by-eating-fewer-
calories-209740-1.htm
HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT WHILE RESTRICTING CALORIES?
Finding the sweet spot
between reducing
caloric intake for weight
loss and dipping into
that starvation mode
where the body tries
to preserve weight
by slowing down its
metabolic rate should
be calculated carefully.
To stay healthy and
look your best long
term, you have to make
many small changes.”
These small changes
should add up over
time. It includes watch-
ing portion sizes and
making healthy swaps
of higher-calorie and
less nutritious foods
for fresh veggies and
other nutrient-dense
foods. To help retain
muscle as you lose
weight, ensure that
you’re eating enough
protein without restrict-
ing too many carbohy-
drates and fat. Apart
from diet, adequate
sleep and exercise are
also important. Getting
enough exercise is
important for keeping
your heart and lungs as
well as your muscles
strong. It can also help
you keep your weight
stable. You need sleep
to repair your muscles
after workouts and to
support a healthy im-
mune system, normal
brain function, and
many other aspects of
overall wellness. Lastly,
any changes you make
to your body should be
incremental. Start small
and build up a piece
at a time to create a
healthier lifestyle.
Always remember,
“Weight loss takes
lifestyle change, not just
a quick-fix diet”.
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