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CUET-UG RESULTS
TO BE ANNOUNCED
BY SEPTEMBER 15
New Delhi: The results of
the Common University
Entrance Test (CUET)-
UG will be announced
by September 15, UGC
Chairman Jagadesh
Kumar said on Friday.
The debut edition of the
CUET-UG, a gateway
for undergraduate
admissions, began in
July and concluded on
August 30.
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NEERAJ CHOPRA
1ST INDIAN TO
CLINCH DIAMOND
LEAGUE TROPHY
IMF MD LAUDS MODI FOR INDIA’S ECONOMIC RECOVERY
New Delhi: Ahead of India’s upcoming G20 presidency, International
Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on
Thursday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a great meeting and
congratulated on India’s strong economic recovery from COVID-19 pandemic.
Zurich: Javelin throw athlete Neeraj Chopra made
history on Thursday, becoming the first-Indian to win
the prestigious Diamond League trophy, a top-tier
athletics competition, achieving best throw of 88.44
m to clinch one of the biggest wins of his career.
N KOREA SAYS
IT WILL NEVER
GIVE UP NUKES
TO COUNTER US
Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un stressed his
country will never abandon the nuclear weapons it
needs to counter the United States, which he accused of
pushing to weaken the North’s defences and eventually
collapse his government, state media said on Friday.
`100 CR BLACK
INCOME DETECTED
DURING I-T RAIDS
New Delhi: The Income
Tax Dept detected
unaccounted income
of over Rs 100 crore
in a search and seizure
operation on two business
groups in Maharashtra.
While one of the group’s
is engaged in the business
of sand mining, sugar
manufacturing and road
construction the other is
in the healthcare sector.
SC GRANTS BAIL TO
KERALA JOURNALIST
SIDDIQUE KAPPAN
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Friday granted
bail to Kerala journalist
Siddique Kappan who
was booked by the Uttar
Pradesh government
under the Unlawful
Activities Prevention Act
(UAPA) in 2020 while he
was on his way to reach
Hathras for covering the
alleged gang-rape and
murder of a 19-year-old
Dalit girl.
READ
Crucial
Crucial PADHARO MHARE DES!
HOME MINISTER SHAH
LANDS IN JAISALMER
Not totally out of picture
for party prez post: Rahul
Shivendra Parmar,
Dimple Sharma and
Suryaveer S Tanwar
Jaisalmer: Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah reached Jaisalm-
er in a special aircraft
on Friday. From here
he reached Dabla
South Sector of the
Border Security Force
(BSF). He will spend
the night at the BSF Of-
ficers’ Institute.
Shah will leave for
Tanot Mata temple at 9
on Saturday morning.
After offering prayers,
he will perform Bhoo-
mi Pujan of the Tour-
ism Development Cen-
tre on the temple prem-
ises. He will then reach
the Air Force Station
Jaisalmer by helicop-
ter at 10:35 am and
then reach Jodhpur at
11:10 AM.
The NITI Aayog has
approved Rs 17.67 crore
for the Tanot Mata tem-
ple on the Indo-Pak bor-
der in Jaisalmer. Docu-
mentary, weapon exhi-
bition and photo gallery
etc. will be set up by
BSF for the tourists.
Amit Mishra
Kanyakumari: On the
third day of the Bharat
JodoYatra,CongressMP
Rahul Gandhi said that
he is not totally out of
the picture for the post
of the party president.
“Whether I become
presidentof Congressor
not will become clear
when the elections for
the president post take
place. But, I have clearly
decided what I will do
and there is no confu-
sion in my mind,” Gan-
dhi said on the party
chief matter during the
Congress’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra with an eye on the
nationalelectionin2024.
“Bharat Jodo Yatra is an
attempt to understand
what’s happening on the
ground,” he added. The
Congress MP from Way-
anad also attacked the
BJP for “taking control
of all institutions”.
“Frankly, the battle
has been going on be-
tween two different vi-
sions for a couple of
thousand years now,
and it will continue.
There are two different
visions of India, one vi-
sion is rigid and con-
trolling while another
is plural and open-
minded. The battle will
continue,” he added.
T-SHIRT WAR BETWEEN BJP, CONGRESS:
DOES RAHUL GANDHI’S SHIRT COST `41K?
New Delhi: There was a
face-off between the BJP
and the Congress over
Rahul Gandhi’s T-shirt. The
BJP attacked the Congress
on social media, claiming
that Rahul Gandhi was
wearing a T-shirt worth
`41,257 on Friday.
BJP appoints
in-charges for
various states
New Delhi: BJP chief
JP Nadda on Friday ap-
p o i n t e d
in-charge
of vari-
ous states
and union
t e r r i t o -
ries in-
cluding poll-bound
states like Tripura and
Telangana. Vinod
Tawde has been ap-
pointed as General Sec-
retary in Bihar, while
Harish Dwivedi contin-
ues to be the co-in-
charge. Om Mathur has
been made in charge of
Chhattisgarh. More on P6
Queen Elizabeth II death: India declares
one-day mourning on September 11
New Delhi (ANI): India
on Friday declared one-
day mourning on Sep-
tember 11 on the passing
away of Britain’s Queen
ElizabethII.QueenEliza-
beth II, United Kingdom
of Great Britain and
NorthernIreland,passed
away on Thursday
.
“As a mark of respect
to the departed digni-
tary
, the Government of
India has decided that
there will be one day of
State Mourning on Sep-
tember 11th throughout
India,” an MHA state-
ment said.
MONDAY DEADLINE
FOR INDIA, CHINA TO
MOVE TROOPS BACK
New Delhi: India and China
have agreed to dismantle
and verify the temporary
structures and other allied
infrastructure created in the
Gogra-Hot Springs (PP-15)
area of the LAC in Ladakh,
the MEA said on Friday.
The disengagement of
Indian and Chinese troops
from Gogra-Hot Springs in
Ladakh will be completed
by Monday, an MEA
spokesperson said. P5
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is received and welcomed by Union Minister of State Kailash
Choudhary and BSF Director General PK Singh at Jaisalmer Airport on Friday evening.
Rahul Gandhi addresses a press conference at a church during
the padayatra on the third day of party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, as
party leaders KC Venugopal, Jairam Ramesh, and other party
leaders look on, in Kanniyakumari on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
CONG BROKE INDIA,
BJP UNIFYING IT: N
BIREN SINGH
AMIT SHAH FLAGS OFF FREEDOM
RIDER BIKER RALLIES FROM DELHI THAKUR GRILLS
CONG OVER BHARAT
JODO YATRA
SHAH TO ADDRESS
BJP OBC NATIONAL
EXEC MEET TODAY
CHARLES TO BE
PROCLAIMED AS KING
New Delhi: Manipur Chief
Minister N Biren Singh
has also taken a swipe at
Congress over its ongoing
Bharat Jodo Yatra that
started from Tamil Nadu
and said that their motive
of “unification of India”
would have been believed
in if the party had abro-
gated Article 370 from
Jammu and Kashmir.
New Delhi (Agencies): Union Home Minister Amit Shah
flagged off the ‘Freedom Rider Biker Rallies’ from Major
Dhyan Chand National
Stadium in the national
capital on Friday. Union
Ministers Meenakashi
Lekhi and Nisith
Pramanik were also
present there. The
aforesaid is the Fit India
Freedom Moto Ride
which is a pan-India
Bike Ride by 75 bikers
to 75 iconic locations to commemorate the Azadi ka Amrit
Mahotsav after 75 years of India’s independence.
Hamirpur: Taking a pot shot
at Rahul Gandhi-led Bharat
Jodo Yatra, Union Minister
Anurag Thakur on Friday
said that India is already
united under the leader-
ship of PM Narendra Modi.
“Rahul Gandhi is going on
Bharat Jodo yatra nowa-
days. But India is already
united under the leadership
of PM Modi,” Thakur said.
Jodhpur: Amit Shah will
reach Jodhpur on Saturday
to attend party’s OBC
National Working Commit-
tee meeting and address
the workers at Ravana ka
Chabutra ground here. He
will also give mantra to OBC
office bearers and the entire
team on a strategy to win
the assembly polls. The BJP
has prepared a mega plan
to garner votes ahead of as-
sembly elections next year.
London: After the passing
away of Queen Elizabeth,
King Charles will be officially
proclaimed as Britain’s new
monarch at a meeting of
the Accession Council at St
James’s Palace on Saturday.
Narendra Modi @narendramodi
I had memorable meetings with Her Maj-
esty Queen Elizabeth II during my UK visits
in 2015 and 2018. I will never forget her warmth and
kindness. During one of the meetings she showed me
the handkerchief Mahatma Gandhi gifted her on her
wedding. I will always cherish that gesture.
GANESH VISARJAN!
Devotees carry an idol of Lord Ganesh during its immersion
procession on the last day of ‘Ganesh Chaturthi’ festival, in East
Delhi, on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
BHARAT JODO YATRA
 Union Home Minister arrives in
Jaisalmer in a special aircraft
 Shah will pay obeisance at Tanot
Mata temple on Saturday morning
NOW ‘EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE’ IN CITIES TOO
Every hand will get livelihood in Raj: CM Gehlot
Naresh Sharma, Abhishek
Shrivastava & Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said on
Friday that the State
Government is serious
about providing em-
ployment to every hand
in cities on the lines of
villages. “For the first
time in the whole coun-
try, a historic initiative
has been taken in the
form of ‘Indira Gandhi
Urban Employment
Guarantee Scheme’ to
provide employment to
the residents of Ra-
jasthan. Now the state
government will pro-
vide 100 days employ-
ment to every needy
family of cities under
the scheme,” Gehlot
said while addressing
the people of the state
at the launch ceremony
of Indira Gandhi Urban
Employment Guaran-
tee Scheme at Ambed-
kar Bhawan in Jaipur.
He said that under the
scheme, needy families
can get employment by
making job cards from
the mass base and seek-
ing employment.
The Chief Minister
said that Mahatma Gan-
dhi National Rural Em-
ployment Guarantee
Act (MGNREGA) was
started during the UPA
government for employ-
ment in rural areas
across the country
.
Turn to P8
Chief Minister starts Nation’s
first largest employment
guarantee scheme in Rajasthan
CM Ashok Gehlot speaking at the launch of IGUEGS where Munesh Gurjar, Amin Kagzi, Mahesh
Joshi, Shanti Dhariwal, Rafeek Khan, Archana Sharma, Lokesh Sharma, Jogaram, and Mahendra
Soni are also seen on Friday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
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Married woman
raped by tantrik
on pretext of ‘cure’
First India Bureau
Bhilwara: A married
woman was allegedly
raped by a Tantrik in
Mandal area for 2 years
on pretext of ‘curing’
her from an illness. Po-
lice informed accused
filmed obscene videos
of the victim and black-
mailed her.
“Victim met tantrik,
identified as Dharam
Raj Sharma, as she was
unwell since pandemic.
The accused told her
that she is under the in-
fluence of a ghost and
later convinced her to
cure her. However, ac-
cused developed physi-
cal relations with vic-
tim & repeatedly raped
her for two years,” po-
lice said.
“The accused even
filmed obscene videos
of the woman and
blackmailed her. The
victim was raped at dif-
ferent locations by
Dharam Raj Sharma.
The victim’s family
did not allow her to en-
ter home after the mat-
ter came to light,” po-
lice said. An FIR has
been registered and the
matter is being investi-
gated.
Mandal police station area.
3 people die of
food poisoning
in Pali district
First India Bureau
Pali: Three members of
a family died in Pali’s
Daylana Kalan Village on
Friday after consuming
contaminated food items.
Police informed that
those killed include a fa-
ther and daughter. “The
victims were rushed to a
local hospital after they
complained of abdominal
pain. They were diag-
nosed with food poison-
ing and later referred to
Jodhpur for further treat-
ment. However, they died
during treatment,” police
said.
“The deceased bodies
were handed-over to fam-
ily members after the
post-mortem. A pall of
gloom descended on the
village due to sudden
death of three people. In-
vestigation is on how this
happened,” police added.
MoS Gudha launches
UrbanNREGAscheme
Manoj Tank
Udaipurwati (Jhunj-
hunu): MoS for Sainik
Welfare, Rajendra Sin-
gh Gudha launched
Urban NREGA
scheme here on Fri-
day. Chairman Ram
Niwas Saini presided
over function.
Minister Gudha
said that government
has a multi-purpose
effort to provide em-
ployment in urban ar-
eas. “Together we all
have to cooperate
strongly in this contri-
bution of the govern-
ment,” he said.
The special guests
were Abdul Aziz
Kachhawa, Basesar
Lal Saini, Daulat Ram
Saini, Premlata Shar-
ma, Ruksana Bano,
Rudmal Saini and He-
mant Saini.
Rajendra Singh Gudha at
launching of Urban NREGA
scheme on Friday.
Tribute paid to 17 rail
heroes of 1965 war
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: A tribute was
paid to 17 rail workers,
who lost their lives in
1965’s war at Gadara
road here. ‘Shaheed Di-
was’ (martyr’s fair) is
organized every year on
September 9 at the me-
morial of martyrs who
lost half of kilometres
away from Gadara Road
towards Barmer. The
uniqueness of this
event is that instead of
the Army
, railway work-
ers fulfilled a mission to
supply ration material
to the Indian Army
. It is
said that during the
1965 war Pakistani
army had attacked on
the railway line, the
only mean to supply ra-
tion to the Indian army
.
At that time this rail-
way line was consid-
ered a ‘lifeline’ for the
Indian army
.
Shaheed Diwas celebration at
Gadara road in Barmer.
Gadkari lauds Jatav’s road devt
plan at Manthan programme
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Union Minis-
ter Nitin Gadkari &
other ministers pre-
sent in Manthan pro-
gramme of Union Min-
istry of Road Trans-
port and Highways
held in Bengaluru ap-
preciated the presenta-
tion made by PWD
Minister Bhajan Lal
Jatav regarding road
devpt & safety
.
Jatav said Gehlot
govt has done special
work on road develop-
ment. “In the last 3
years, new approvals
have been issued for
10,546 works costing Rs
25 thousand 395 crore
for development of
roads on 42,384 km.
Work of 49,103 km has
been completed at cost
of Rs 21,449 crore. In
view of max area of
Raj in the country, in-
ternational border, de-
sert and tribal areas,
abundance of mineral
areas, refinery and pre-
sent population densi-
ty
, it is imp to have good
network of national
highways,” he said.
Bhajan Lal Jatav addressing meeting of Manthan in Bengaluru.
PILOT PROJECT
Kataria writes to
Centre for add’l
urea and DAP
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Agriculture
Min Lalchand Kataria
has urged Central govt
to supply additional
one lakh metric tonnes
of urea and 50,000 met-
ric tonnes of DAP in
Sept as per accepted
demand. He has written
a letter to the Union
Min of Chemicals &
Fertilizers, Mansukh
Mandaviya. In the let-
ter, Kataria mentioned
that Central govt had
approved 8.50 lakh met-
ric tonnes of urea and
4.40 lakh metric tonnes
of DAP for Kharif 2022
to the state.
HC: Singhvi’s
plea for foreign
visit rejected
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a case related
to Rs 2.5 crore bribe in
the Mines Department,
HC rejected the applica-
tion of the then Princi-
palSecretarytotheGovt,
Ashok Singhvi, to go
abroad from Sept 14 to
Oct 30. Judge Sunil
Ranwahsaidpermission
cannot be given on basis
of desire.
Singhvi said that he
had travelled abroad
even before the order
and presented passport
andParistickets.Hesaid
he wanted to go on a per-
sonal tour.
6kidsscorchedinDungarpur,3
drownintwoseparateincidents
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Several inci-
dents took place during
Anant Chaturdashi cel-
ebrations across state.
In the Chaurasi area of
Dungarpur, during the
procession for the im-
mersion of Ganesh idol,
a sudden fire broke out
in the petrol generator
kept in the tractor-trol-
ley. Eight including six
children sitting in the
tractor-trolley got
scorched.
All were admitted to
a private hospital in
Sagwada. Six people in-
cluding four children
were referred to
Udaipur, while 2 chil-
dren were discharged
after first aid.
Meanwhile, in Kota, a
major accident was
averted, when a dilapi-
dated building located
in middle market got
flattened. The accident
happened in Kundan-
pur of Sangod subdivi-
sion of Kota. There was
a school operational in
the building, however,
due to the holiday on
Anant Chaturdashi,
there was no class func-
tioning. Similarly, a
17-year-old teenager
died due to drowning in
the water near the Jhal-
awar-post bungalow. He
had gone for idol im-
mersion with his
friends and later went
for a bath in river. He
died after drowning in
deep water while taking
bath. Some youths took
him out & he was
rushed to hospital.
In another incident
in Dungarpur two died
during Ganesh idol im-
mersion. A 25-year-old
youth Paresh got
drowned in Damdi pond
of the Dovda police sta-
tion area. Similarly,
20-year-old Bhavesh
Prajapat was also
drowned in the deep wa-
ter of Som river.
Bavesh was a resi-
dent of Faloj. After
hours of struggle and
search bodies of the two
were recovered.
In Kota, a major accident was averted, when a dilapidated building got flattened
CHATURDARSHI CELEBRATIONS TURN FATAL
LAKHS ATTEND ANANT CHATURDASHI PROCESSION IN KOTA
Kota: More than 1.5
lakh people participated
in Anant Chaturdashi
procession in Kota
on Friday. Ganesha
idols were immersed
in Kishoresagar pond.
Meanwhile, people
from akharas per-
formed stunts. Under
the supervision of SP
City Kesar Singh Shek-
hawat, about 5,000 po-
lice officers & jawans
marched on procession
route. Although UDH
Min Shanti Dhariwal
could not join the pro-
cession, he addressed
the people online and
announced that a
special committee has
been constituted which
will select the top per-
forming akharas. They
will be given awards in
3 categories ranging
from 51 to 31 thou-
sand. Besides, there
will be special incentive
awards for women’s
akharas.
LS Speaker Om Birla
attended procession
from the inauguration
puja to flower shower.
BJP MLA Chandrakanta
Meghwal showed his
sword fighting skills,
while BJP MLA Sand-
eep Sharma demon-
strated the traditional
stick-wielding style of
the akharas, while for-
mer MLA Viddashankar
Nandwana exercised
using mudgal.
—Bhanwar S Charan
People dancing & heading towards Bassi in Jaipur for immersion of lord Ganesh idol on Friday.
Om Birla, Sandeep Sharma, Chandrakanta Meghwal in Kota. People immersing lord Ganesh idol in Bassi, Jaipur.
Amit Dhariwal, Pt Govind Sharma,
Ravindra Tyagi and others in Kota.
First India reported
ticket scam at N’garh,
action against three
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The ticket book-
ing scam in the Archaeo-
logical Department has
once again come to the
fore. This time it is the
matter of Nahargarh
running on the addition-
al charge system. Assis-
tant Administrative Of-
ficer has also been sus-
pended after First India
disclosed the matter
about irregularities in
tickets of students.
But till now neither an
inquiry has been ordered
nor action has been tak-
en against the guilty.
Matter is of Sept 4 when
a team of students from
Punjab reached Nahar-
garh on Sept 4. When 4
students of team asked
for student tickets, they
were asked for a hard
copy of ID.
The students said that
there is no hard copy of
the ID. On this, they were
charged Rs 200 for 4 peo-
ple on basis of full fee i.e.
Rs 50 per ticket. Whereas
ticket given was of Rs 80
per student category i.e.
Rs 20 per ticket.
Nat’l Defence
Conclave on
September 12
First India Bureau
Kota: The program of
the National MSME De-
fence Conclave and Ex-
hibition to be held at
Dussehra ground here
has been changed after
India declared national
mourningonSeptember
11 due to death of Queen
Elizabeth-II of Britain.
The exhibition will start
from September 11, but
all the remaining pro-
grams will be held on
September 12. LS Speak-
er Om Birla will be the
chief guest in this event.
Ajay Bhatt, MoS for
Defence, will preside
over event. Industries
Min Shakuntala Rawat
will be special guest.
There will be a Drone
and Light Show.
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA

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Annual election
of High Court Bar
Assn on Nov 18
Rajasthan HC
rejects Amerika
Singh’s plea
12 luxury cars
gutted in Hyundai
showroom fire
Jaipur: The annual
elections of Rajasthan
High Court Bar Asso-
ciation, Jaipur will be
held on 18 November.
Along with this, a
committee of five for-
mer presidents of the
Bar Association has
also been formed to
make a framework re-
garding the compli-
ance of the orders giv-
en by the Supreme
Court and the Bar
Council of Rajasthan
on other issues includ-
ing one-time-one vote
in the elections.
Jaipur: The High Court
on Friday rejected the
plea of former VC of
MLSU, Prof
Amerika
Singh to
cancel an
FIR filed
against
him. The
court, while giving its
verdict in the case, said
that there is no merit in
Singh’s petition. The
court said that nothing
was brought on record
to prove that the FIR
was lodged due to politi-
cal enmity
.
Jhunjhunu: A massive
fire broke out at a four-
wheeler showroom in
Jhunjhunu’s RIICO In-
dustrial Area on Thurs-
day at midnight. Police
informed the incident
occurred at a Hyundai
Showroom at around
1:30 am on Thursday
.
“Neary 12 luxury cars
worth around Rs 2.5
crores were gutted in
the fire. Five fire tenders
took multiple rounds to
get control of the fire.
The actual loss caused
due to fire is yet to be
known,” police said.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: A two-day
meeting of the National
Working Committee of
BJP OBC Morcha under
the chairmanship of
National President of
BJP OBC Morcha and
Rajya Sabha MP Dr. K.
Laxman started in
Jodhpur from Friday.
On the first day of this
meeting, Union Minis-
ter for Forest Environ-
ment and Climate
Change Bhupendra Ya-
dav, who was the chief
guest, addressed the
meeting. BJP’s Nation-
al GS and Rajasthan in-
charge Arun Singh also
reached Jodhpur in the
afternoon to participate
in the working commit-
tee meeting.
Addressing the work-
ing committee, Union
Min Yadav said that af-
ter the independence of
the country, the Con-
gressusedtheOBCclass
only as a vote bank but
it is the Modi govt that
did the work of giving
constitutional status to
the OBC commission.
Addressing all the of-
fice bearers, OBC Mor-
cha National Prez Dr.K.
Laxman explained the
political role of OBC
Morcha in election time
and called for uniting all
the society to overthrow
the Raj Cong govt in the
coming assembly elec-
tions. BJP State Prez Dr
Satish Poonia welcomed
all the office bearers and
125 representatives who
came to Rajasthan.
BJP OBC
MORCHA
We gave constitutional status to
OBCcommission:BhupenderYadav
Two-dayNationalExecutivemeetingofBJPOBCMorchabegins in
Jodhpur; DrKLaxman,ArunSinghandBhupenderYadavalsojoin
POSTER WAR BREAKS
OUT IN STATE BJP
RAJE REACHES JODH
ON A TWO-DAY VISIT
Rajasthan BJP’s factional-
ism is now out in the open
even as Union Home Minister
Amit Shah arrived in the state
on Friday. A day before Shah’s
scheduled visit, former CM
Raje’s followers put up her
posters in the city, which did
not have the picture of Jodhpur
MP Gajendra Singh Shekhawat.
Later, Shekhawat’s followers
also installed posters which
did’nt have Raje’s pictures.
Vasundhara Raje on Friday
reached Jodhpur on a
two-day visit. Raje was wel-
comed by BJP workers at the
Jodhpur airport. The former
CM also held discussions with
senior BJP leaders of Jodhpur
at the VIP lounge of Jodhpur
airport. She was welcomed
by senior BJP leaders. On
Saturday, she will accom-
pany Union Home Minister
Amit Shah during the booth
workers program at Dussehra
Maidan in Jodhpur.
Dr K Laxman, Satish Poonia, Bhupinder Yadav during the lightning of the lamp on Friday. Sangam Lal
Gupta and Hansraj Gangaram Ahir are also seen.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the 39th
meeting of State Em-
powered Committee,
chaired by CS Usha
Sharma, investment
proposals of more than
Rs 4200 crore for cus-
tomized packages were
discussed. Seven com-
panies from the cement,
textile, electronic vehi-
cle, beverages and tour-
ism sectors presented
their investment pro-
posals. It was recom-
mended to give special
investment package to
these proposals in addi-
tion to the incentives
given under Rajasthan
Investment Promotion
Scheme 2019.
In the meeting, Won-
der Cement Limited
made a proposal to start
an integrated cement
plant in Jaisalmer with
an investment of Rs
1,800 crore. Varun Bev-
erages, proposed to set
up an industry for man-
ufacturing carbonated
drinks in Bundi district
with an investment of
about Rs 636 crore.
Hero Electric Vehi-
cles Pvt Ltd, proposed
to open a manufactur-
ing unit in Bhiwadi
with a capacity to man-
ufacture 15 to 20 lakh
vehicles per year, with
an investment of about
1,240 crores. A five-star
resort with an invest-
ment of Rs 154 crore
was proposed in
Udaipur by Elysian Ho-
tels Private Limited.
CS USha Sharma, ACS Industries Veenu Gupta, Principal Secy
Finance Akhil Arora and Om Kasera during the meeting on Friday.
Investment proposals of `4.2k
crore discussed with CS Sharma
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The tenure of
the current executive
committee of Ra-
jasthan Cricket Asso-
ciation, headed by Vai-
bhav Gehlot, is going to
end on October 4. Now
the election campaign
has intensified for the
new executive. as per
schedule the RCA elec-
tions will be held at the
end of this month on
September 30.
Looking at the cur-
rent equation, Vaibhav
Gehlot is set to repeat
as the president, but
who there is suspense
over the rest of the of-
fice bearers.
In the RCA, made up
of 33 district associa-
tions, the math of votes
is such that Vaibhav
Gehlot will not have
any problem in becom-
ing the president again
nor in choosing the
team according to him.
Earlier, Modi faction
was in front as Opposi-
tion, but now there is
no such thing.
The adhoc committee
has been formed in
Jaipur and Jodhpur,
which is only a support-
er of Vaibhav Gehlot.
BJP leader Amin Pa-
than is currently on the
post of vice-president,
but according to the
Lodha committee, he
will not be able to con-
test elections now.
Vaibhav Gehlot era in RCA might continue
ELECTION SCHEDULE OUT
RCA Prez Vaibhav Gehlot during a review meeting. —FILE PHOTO
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RCA ELECTIONS
SCHEDULE
ACB nabs surveyors posted in JMCG
Navin Sharma
Jaipur: The ACB Spe-
cial Investigation Unit
on Friday arrested Ma-
hesh Kumar Sharma
and Rohitash Meena,
Surveyors of Sparrow
Softtech Pvt Ltd while
accepting Rs 20,000
bribe from the com-
plainant. The accused
are presently posted in
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater. They
has sought bribe of Rs
40,000 from the com-
plainant in lieu of show-
ing his commercial
house as residential
house to save Urban de-
velopment tax, said An-
ti-Corruption Bureau’s
Director General, Bhag-
wan Lal Soni.
The complaint was
verified under supervi-
sion of ASP ACB Ba-
jrang Singh Shekhawat
and a trap was laid on
Friday
. The accused are
residents of Jamwara-
mgarh area. The role of
the officers and employ-
ees of JMCG is also be-
ing investigated.
CST takes action on
30 Hookah bars
Rivalry kills former
student union prez
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: Police Commis-
sionerate’s CST has
opened a front against
illegalhookahoperators
in the city
. Late Thurs-
day night, on the in-
structions of DCP
Crime, Additional DCP
Crime Sulesh Chaud-
hary formed 25 teams of
CST and raided more
than 30 hookah bars.
During this, CST
found hookah being
served under the guise
of a restaurant and
while taking action CST
called the concerned po-
lice station on the spot.
The CST operation was
kept secretive. This was
done because even after
speaking to the police
station many times, the
police station was not
taking any action on
hookah bars. On top of
it, the top officials were
also floating wrong in-
formation about no
hookah bars operating
intheirareas.Afterthis,
the operation was ac-
complished by the CST
team. ADCP Crime
Sulesh Chaudhary
, lead-
ing the entire operation,
saw people smoking
hookah in the open, and
hookah was served with
food. The action was
taken at prominent res-
taurants in the city
.
First India Bureau
Jhunjhunu: Rakesh
Jhajharia, former stu-
dent union president of
SethMotilalCollege,was
attacked and killed
by some unidenti-
fied youths. In this
connection,tilllate
night, the police
conducted raids to
nab the accused.
According to info, for-
mer student union prez
Rakesh Jhajharia was
coming from Keharpura
towards Bhadaunda
Khurd. As soon as he
came on the road, a
camper car parked in
front suddenly lit its
headlight and hit Rake-
sh’s car. Sensing the at-
tack, Rakesh Jhajharia
tried to follow camper,
but another camper,
parkednearby
,also
hit Rakesh’s car
from behind. The
attackers thereaf-
ter surrounded
Rakesh and pulled
him out of the car,
beating him severely
.
At the same time, his
firend Sanjeev was also
assaulted and his mobile
was snatched. Rakesh
was taken to BDK Hosp
in Jhunjhunu where he
died during treatment.
Accused (L) Mahesh Kumar and Rohitash Meena (R) in ACB custody.
The accused had
sought money to
mark commercial
houses as residential
DIST SUPPLY OFFICER HELD WITH `5K
Baran: The ACB on Friday caught Motiram Jat, District
Supply Officer in the Enforcement Inspector Office,
Baran for taking bribe of Rs 5,000 through his broker
Satyanarayan Sharma, who was caught red-handed with
the bribe. DG ACB BL Soni said, the complaint was veri-
fied and a trap was laid by SP ACB Kota, Alok Srivastava.
PATWARI IN TONK
BOOKED BY ACB
Jaipur: The ACB on Fri-
day filed an FIR against
a patwari posted in Tonk
for allegedly demanding
a bribe of Rs 30,000 in
lieu of demarcating the
area of a farmland. Police
informed the accused,
identified as Narayan Lal
Sain, is a patwari and
posted in Sohela pan-
chayat of Tonk district.
SARPANCH IN ACB
NET IN BHARATPUR
Bharatpur: ACB Kota
Rural caught Bhagwan
Singh Sarpanch while
taking a bribe of Rs
35,000 in Bharatpur on
Friday. According to DG
of ACB, BL Saini, the
complaint said that the
Sarpanch of Gopalgarh,
District Bharatpur, sought
the bribe amount in lieu
of issuing a lease.
Dr K Laxman, Satish Poonia and Bhupender Yadav during BJP OBC morcha meeting in Jodhpur on Friday. (L-R) Yashpal Suvarna, Kailash Choudhary, Chandrashekhar,
Renu Devi, Sangam Lal Gupta, Hansraj Gangaram Ahir, OP Bhadana, and Nirmal Kumawat are also seen.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat (L) and Vasundhara Raje (R) reached Jodhpur on Friday, where both the
leaders were welcomed by their supporters in huge numbers.
GET WELL SOON!
CM Ashok Gehlot on Friday reached the residence of former Health Minister and Gujarat Congress
in-charge Dr. Raghu Sharma and inquired about his health and wished him speedy recovery.

PERSPECTIVE
04
l Vol 4 l Issue No. 95
l RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Death is as sure for that
which is born, as birth is
for that which is dead.
Therefore grieve not for
what is inevitable.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Congratulations to @Neeraj_chopra1
for scripting history yet again by
becoming the first Indian to win the
prestigious Diamond League Trophy.
He has demonstrated great dedication
and consistency. His repeated
successes show the great strides
Indian athletics is making.
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
India’s Champion athlete, Subedar @
Neeraj_chopra1 once again excels
on the world stage and wins the
prestigious Diamond League Trophy for
the first time in our sporting history.
We are proud of his achievement.
Congratulations to him and best wishes
for his future endeavours.
TOP TWEETS
INDIA SLIPS IN
GLOBAL HDI BUT
IS IN STEP WITH
GLOBAL TREND
midst celebratory
talk of India knock-
ing off the UK as the
fifth largest economy
in the world, comes a
slight dampener. The country
has slipped from 131st to 132nd
spot among 191 countries in the
world in the human develop-
ment index. Health and longev-
ity, access to education and a
decent standard of living, or per
capita Gross National Income.
This downward slide, as per the
UNDP report, is in keeping with
the global trend. Still, the life
span coming down from 69.7
years to 67.2 years is reason for
some concern. On this parame-
ter, too, India is not alone. Glob-
ally, life expectancy dropped
from 72.8 years in 2019 to 71.4
years in 2021.
When one looks at the report
and finds that 90 percent of the
countries have registered a de-
cline over the 2020 or 2021 HDI
values, then the gloom some-
what dissipates. The report
states that India’s pace of hu-
man development is fast catch-
ing up with the global rate.
A
Promoted by
Suvasa Apparel and Furnishing Pvt. Ltd.
enaming of Raj-
path as Kartavya-
path is not as sig-
nificant as the in-
stallation of Ne-
taji Subhash Chandra Bose’s
28-foot-high statue of India’s
sidelinedfreedomfighterwho
envisioned India as a secular
and gender-equal country
. Ne-
taji’s statue at Rajpath, where
King George V’s statue once
stood, removes what Prime
Minister Narendra Modi said
wasthelastsymbolof slavery
.
Paying tributes to the “Rash-
tra Nayak’’, the prime minis-
ter said that India would have
been better placed if his ideas
were followed. He regretted
that “the great hero was for-
gotten”.
There’s no doubt that the
Congress leaders were per-
functory in their acknowl-
edgement of Netaji’s contri-
bution and sacrifices in the
freedom struggle. His belief
in armed struggle as means
to overthrow the British was
juxtaposed with Mahatma
Gandhi’s pacifist, non-vio-
lent approach and relegated
to the background. But the
legend of Netaji and his In-
dian National Army lived on.
Modi had been working tire-
lessly to hijack Netaji from
Bengal and he has finally
succeeded in doing that. In
the process he has hit the
Congress even harder. Call-
ing Netaji a ‘Rashtra Nayak’
would place him on a higher
pedestal than Nehru.
However, following Neta-
ji’s ideas in their true spirit
will be difficult for the BJP.
Netaji was of the view that
Muslims had played an equal
role in the freedom move-
ment and needed a position
of equality in society. The
charge against the BJP is
that it has tried to usurp Ne-
taji minus his secular ideas.
Subramaniam Swamy’s peti-
tion in the Supreme Court
seeking removal of the words
“socialist” and “secular”
from the Constitution but-
tresses the charge.
AT LAST, A PLACE OF
PRIDE FOR NETAJI
R
Netaji was of the view that
Muslims had played an
equal role in the freedom
movement and needed a
position of equality in
society. The charge against
the BJP is that it has tried to
usurp Netaji minus his
secular ideas
hen Queen Elizabeth II came
to the throne in 1952, Britain
was just seven years out of
the second world war. Re-
building work was still ongo-
ing, and rationing key prod-
ucts such as sugar, eggs,
cheese and meat would con-
tinue for another year or so.
But the austerity and re-
straint of the 1940s was giv-
ing way to a more prosperous
1950s. It is perhaps no won-
der, then, that the Queen’s
succession was hailed as the
“new Elizabethan age”. Soci-
ety was changing, and here
was a young, beautiful queen
to sit at its helm.
Seventy years later, Brit-
ain looks very different. Eliz-
abeth II ruled over perhaps
the most rapid technological
expansion and sociopolitical
change of any monarch in
recent history
.
GLOBAL BRITAIN
If Elizabeth I’s reign was a
period of colonial expansion,
conquest and domination,
then the “new Elizabethan
age” was marked by decoloni-
sation and the loss of Empire.
When Elizabeth II succeed-
ed the throne, the last ves-
tiges of the British Empire
were still intact. India had
been granted independence
in 1947, and other countries
soon followed throughout the
1950s and 1960s. Although it
existed from 1926, the cur-
rent Commonwealth was
constituted in the London
Declaration 1949, making
member states “free and
equal.” The Commonwealth
has a veneer of colonial pow-
er given that it shares a his-
tory with Empire, and con-
tinues to invest the British
monarch with symbolic pow-
er. The Commonwealth fea-
tured heavily in the 1953
coronation ceremony, from
television programmes
showing Commonwealth cel-
ebrations. She continued to
celebrate the Commonwealth
throughout her reign.
THE MEDIA AND
THE MONARCHY
At the coronation, the Brit-
ish prime minister, Winston
Churchill, allegedly respond-
ed to proposals to broadcast
the ceremony on live televi-
sion that “modern mechani-
cal arrangements” would
damage the coronation’s
magic, and “religious and
spiritual aspects should [not]
be presented as if it were a
theatrical performance”.
Television was a new tech-
nology at the time, and it was
feared that televising the cer-
emony would be too intimate.
Despite these concerns, tele-
vising the coronation was a
big success. The research
project “Media and Memory
in Wales” found that the coro-
nation played a formative
role in people’s first memo-
ries of television. Even non-
ardent monarchists could
give an intimate account of
their experiences. Social me-
dia has given the monarchy
access to new audiences: a
younger generation who are
more likely to scroll royal
photographs on phone apps
than read newspapers.
POLITICAL FIGURES
The Queen succeeded to the
throne during a period of
radical political transforma-
tion. The Labour Party’s
Clement Atlee had won office
in 1945 in a sensational, land-
slide election which seemed
to signal voters desire for
change. The establishment
of the NHS in 1948 as a cen-
tral policy of the postwar
welfare state, promised sup-
port from cradle to grave.
Winston Churchill’s Con-
servative party retook parlia-
ment in 1952. Churchill spoke
to a different version of Brit-
ain: more traditional, imperi-
alist, and staunchly monar-
chist. Such contrasting ide-
ologies were visible in re-
sponses to the Queen’s coro-
nation in June 1953.
FINAL YEARS
As she approached her tenth
decade, she finally began to
slow down, delegating more
of her official duties to other
members of the royal family
– even the annual laying of
her wreath at the cenotaph on
Remembrance Sunday
, while
in May 2022 she delegated her
most important ceremonial
duty, the reading of the
Speech from the Throne at
the State Opening of Parlia-
ment, to Prince Charles.
WHAT NEXT?
This is the image of the
Queen that many will re-
member: an older woman,
dressed pristinely, clutching
her iconic, familiar handbag.
While she was head of state
throughout many of the seis-
mic political, social and cul-
tural changes of the 20th and
21st centuries, the fact that
she rarely gave a political
opinion means she success-
fully navigated the mon-
arch’s constitutional politi-
cal neutrality
.
The Queen remained an
image: indeed, she is the
most represented person in
British history. The Queen’s
death is bound to prompt
Britain’s reflection on its
past, its present and its fu-
ture. Time will tell what the
reign of Charles III will look
like, but one thing is for sure:
the “new Elizabethan age” is
long gone. Britain is now re-
covering from recent rup-
tures in its status quo, from
Brexit, to the COVID-19 pan-
demic. Charles III inherits a
very different country than
that of his mother. What pur-
pose, if any, will the next
monarchy have for Britain’s
future?
SOURCE: THE CONVERSATION
QUEEN ELIZABETH II
THE END OF THE ‘NEW
ELIZABETHAN AGE’
W
The Commonwealth has a
veneer of colonial power
given that it shares a
history with Empire, and
continues to invest the
British monarch with
symbolic power. The
Commonwealth featured
heavily in the 1953
coronation ceremony.
She continued to celebrate
the Commonwealth
throughout her reign
The Queen is the most
represented person in
British history. Her death is
bound to prompt Britain’s
reflection on its past,
present & future. Time
will tell what the reign of
Charles III will look like,
but one thing is for sure:
the “new Elizabethan
age” is long gone

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INDIA
05
Tokyo: Defence Minis-
ter Rajnath Singh and
External Affairs Minis-
ter (EAM) S Jaishankar
called on Japanese
Prime Minister Fumio
Kishida on Friday at the
conclusion of the 2+2
meeting between the
two countries.
Jaishnakar said that
he expressed confidence
that the vision articu-
lated by PM Kishida and
PM Modi, will be real-
ised soon.
“Pleased to call on PM
Fumio Kishida at the
conclusion of our 2+2
meeting. Underlined the
importance of closer co-
ordination of policies
and interests of India
and Japan at this time,”
Jaishankar tweeted.
“Expressed confi-
dence that the vision
which he and PM @nar-
endramodi have articu-
lated will be realised
early
,” he added.
On Thursday, the De-
fence and Foreign min-
isters of India and Ja-
pan held the second 2+2
ministerial. They dis-
cussed regional and
global issues of mutual
interests and concerns,
particularly those in the
Indo-Pacific and
Ukraine.SinghandJais-
hankar held meetings
with their counterpart
from Japan, Foreign Af-
fairs Minister Hayashi
Yoshimasa and Defence
Minister Hamada Yasu-
kazu.
According to the
MEA, the meeting fea-
tured a discussion on
the progress in defence
cooperation as the two
sides reaffirmed their
commitment to a rules-
based global order that
respects the sovereignty
.
New Delhi: Gujarat
Mineral Development
Corporation Limited
has opened its regional
officeinNewDelhi. Arti
Kanwar, Resident Com-
missioner, govt of Guja-
rat inaugurated the of-
fice. The initiative to
open regional office in
Delhi was taken by its
Managing Director,
Roopwant Singh, IAS.
GMDCisaGovtof Gu-
jaratownedminingcom-
pany engaged in mining
and mineral processing
for over six decades of
varieties of high-utility
minerals and also into
power generation that
comprises of Thermal,
Wind and Solar. A zero-
debt company
, it was
ranked 132nd among In-
dia’sFortune500Compa-
nies (2017) and among
the Top-5 organizations
by market capitalization
in the mining sector.
New Delhi (ANI):
President Droupadi
Murmu through a vir-
tual event on Septem-
ber 9, launched ‘Prad-
han Mantri TB Mukt
Bharat Abhiyaan’ to
eliminate TB by 2025.
President Droupadi
Murmu urged citizens
to work collectively to-
wards TB elimination
in the spirit of Jan
Bhaagidari on a war
footing.
The National Tuber-
culosis Elimination
Programme (NTEP),
previously known as
the Revised National
Tuberculosis Control
Programme (RNTCP),
aims to strategically
reduce the TB burden
in India by 2025, five
years ahead of the Sus-
tainable Development
Goals. In 2020, the RN-
TCP has renamed the
National TB Elimina-
tion Program (NTEP)
to emphasize the aim
of the Government of
India to eliminate TB
in India by 2025.
Union Health and
Family Welfare Minis-
ter, Dr. Mansukh Man-
daviya, Minister of
State for Health and
Family Welfare, Dr.
Bharati Pravin Pawar
were present at the
launch event along
with Union Ministers,
Governors and Lt. Gov-
ernors, State Health
Ministers, and other
dignitaries.
The virtual event
was also attended by
state and district
health administra-
tions, representatives
from corporates, in-
dustries, civil society,
NGOs, and TB Champi-
ons.
Speaking on the oc-
casion, Union Health
Minister Dr. Mansukh
Mandaviya stated that
“the Pradhan Mantri
TB Mukt Bharat Abhi-
yan is an extension of
Hon’ble Prime Minis-
ter’s citizen-centric
policies”. He attributed
the success of the TB
program to key indica-
tors such as TB case
notifications and con-
sistent efforts that led
to monthly notification
reporting to reach pre-
pandemic levels by end
of 2021.
The Union Health
Minister emphasized
that a 360-degree ap-
proach is the corner-
stone of TB elimina-
tion in India and ob-
served that a societal
approach that brings
together people from
all backgrounds into a
Jan Andolan is needed
to achieve the ambi-
tious target of elimi-
nating TB by 2025.
The President also
launched the Ni-kshay
Mitra initiative to en-
sure additional diag-
nostic, nutritional, and
vocational support to
those on TB treatment,
and encouraged elect-
ed representatives, cor-
porates, NGOs, and in-
dividuals to come for-
ward as donors to help
the patients complete
their journey toward
recovery
.
The Ni-kshay 2.0 por-
tal will facilitate in pro-
viding additional pa-
tient support to im-
prove treatment out-
comes of TB patients,
augmenting commu-
nity involvement in
meeting India’s com-
mitment to end TB by
2025 and leveraging
Corporate Social Re-
sponsibility (CSR) op-
portunities.
President Murmu virtually launches the Pradhan Mantri TB Mukt
Bharat Abhiyaan, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Prez Murmu launches campaign to eradicate TB by 2025
India, China agree for Gogra-Hot
Springs disengagement: MEA
New Delhi (ANI): In-
dia and China have
agreed to dismantle and
verify the temporary
structures and other al-
lied infrastructure cre-
ated in the Gogra-Hot
Springs (PP-15) area of
the LAC in Ladakh, the
MEA said on Friday
.
Thiscomesadayafter
Indian and Chinese
troops in the Gogra-Hot
Springs area started to
disengage in a coordi-
nated and planned way
.
In response to a media
query, MEA Spokesper-
son Arindam Bagchi
said the disengagement
process in the area will
becompletedbySeptem-
ber 12. This disengage-
mentprocessfollowsthe
sixteenth round of talks
between the Corps Com-
manders of India and
China that was held at
Chushul Moldo Meeting
Point on July 17, 2022.
Since then, the two
sides had maintained
regular contact to build
ontheprogressachieved
during the talks to re-
solve the relevant issues
along the LAC in the
Western Sector of the
India-China border are-
as. “As a result, both
sides have now agreed
ondisengagementinthe
area of Gogra-Hot
Springs (PP-15). As per
the agreement, the dis-
engagement process in
this area started on Sep-
tember 8 at 0830 hrs and
will be completed by 12
Sept 2022,” Bagchi said.
Bagchi continued
that the two sides have
agreed to cease forward
deployments in this
area in a phased, coordi-
nated and verified man-
ner, resulting in the re-
turn of the troops of
both sides to their re-
spective areas.
The two sides have been locked in a standoff in this area for over two years
With the
resolution
of the
stand-off at PP-15,
both sides mutually
agreed to take the
talks forward and
resolve the remain-
ing issues along
LAC and restore
peace and tranquil-
lity in India-China
border areas.
—Arindam Bagchi,
MEA Spokesperson
—Image for representational purpose
‘IPEF policy to
be presented
in Parliament’
Los Angeles: Union
Minister for Commerce
and Industry Piyush
Goyal on Friday said
that a robust Indo-Pa-
cific Economic Frame-
work for Prosperity
(IPEF) is being pro-
posed to be presented
soon in the Parliament.
Goyal said that India
is a big provider of
technology services to
US companies and a
robust framework is
being proposed to be
presented to Parlia-
ment soon. “India is
looking to have con-
temporary and mod-
ern laws in the digital
world while maintain-
ing high levels of data
privacy,” he added.
NMNH organises awareness programme for children
New Delhi (ANI): To
create awareness
among children, the
National Museum of
Natural History
(NMNH) and its region-
al centres are organiz-
ing an offline pro-
gramme on the “Rein-
troduction of Cheetah
in India” through ex-
tensive physical inter-
action with students in
different parts of the
country during the
campaign from Sep-
tember 9 to 12.
As per sources of the
Ministry of Environ-
ment and Climate
Change, the purpose of
the introduction is to
create curiosity and
awareness among the
children about this im-
portant extinct species
which will be reintro-
duced in India.
“During this week, a
long campaign will be
organised where the re-
source persons from
the museum will inter-
act with more than
15,000 students across
the country,” an official
in the Ministry told
ANI. Meanwhile, Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi will inaugurate
the “Reintroduction of
the Cheetah” project at
the Kuno National Park
in the Sheopur district
of Madhya Pradesh on
September 17.
PM Modi will also re-
lease cheetahs being
brought from Africa
into the state’s forests.
The big cat species will
be reintroduced in In-
dia after 70 years since
being declared extinct
in 1952.
National Museum of
Natural History is a
subordinate office of
the Ministry of Envi-
ronment, Forest and
Climate Change with
its headquarters at
New Delhi and its re-
gional centres at
Mysore, Bhubaneswar,
Bhopal and Sawai Mad-
hopur in Rajasthan.
Under the ambitious
project of the Indian
government – Project
Cheetah – the reintro-
duction of wild species
particularly cheetah is
being undertaken as
per the International
Union for Conserva-
tion of Nature (IUCN)
guidelines.
REINTRODUCTION OF CHEETAH
—Image for representational purpose
S Jaishankar, Rajnath Singh call on
Japan PM to discuss bilateral relations
Rajnath Singh (2nd R) and S Jaishankar (R) with Japan PM Fumio
Kishida (C), in Tokyo on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
GMDC Ltd opens its
regional office in Delhi
IN THE COURTYARD
SC SEEKS RESPONSE FROM UP ON MINOR’S
PLEA FOR PERMISSION TO DONATE LIVER
SC SEEKS CENTRE’S REPLY ON PLEA AGAINST
INTERNET SHUTDOWN DURING EXAMS
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday issued a
notice to the Uttar Pradesh government on a plea of a
17-year-old boy who sought permission
to donate a part of his liver to his father.A
bench headed by Chief Justice of India
UU Lalit has sought a response from
the Uttar Pradesh government’s health
department on the plea and asked its
Registry to communicate the court’s order to State’s
standing counsel and Health Secretary, Lucknow.
According to the plea, the boy’s father is in critical
condition and needed his liver transplanted, for which
he sought permission from the top court.
New Delhi: The SC on Friday issued notice to the MEITY
on a plea filed by the Software Freedom Law Centre seek-
ing direction to the States to not suspend
Internet services on the grounds of prevent-
ing cheating in competitive examinations
and for other such routine administrative
reasons. The bench headed by Chief Justice
of India UU Lalit sought a response from
the MEITY asking it to file an affidavit indicating whether
there is any standard protocol with respect to the grievance
raised by the petitioner. Advocate Vrinda Grover appeared
for the petitioner, which is a legal services organisation and
works for the promotion digital rights.
3-JUDGE BENCH TO
HEAR PLACES OF
WORSHIP ACT PLEAS
SC REJECTS PLEA
SEEKING NUPUR
SHARMA’S ARREST
HC NOTICE TO CBI
ON GAUTAM
KHAITAN'S PLEA
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday asked the Gujarat
govt to file the entire
record of the proceedings
in the Bilkis Bano case,
including the remission
order given to the 11 con-
victs who had gang-raped
Bano and murdered her
family members during
the 2002 Godhra riots.
A bench of Justices Ajay
Rastogi and BV Nagarath-
na granted two weeks to
the Gujarat government
to produce all relevant
records in the case.
New Delhi: The SC said it
would hear on September
16 the pleas arising out of
the Delhi HC's split verdict
on the issue of criminali-
sation of marital rape. The
HC on May 11 delivered
a verdict with one of the
judges favouring striking
down the exception in the
law that grants protection
to husbands from being
prosecuted for non-con-
sensual sexual intercourse
with their wives, the other
refused to hold it uncon-
stitutional.
New Delhi: The Delhi HC
on Friday sought respons-
es of the Central govt and
three medical colleges
of Haryana on a petition
moved by five specially
abled MBBS students
challenging regulations of
the NMC. The plea stated
that the petitioners who
were admitted to various
medical colleges in the
academic year 2019-20
have challenged the
amendment to Regula-
tions of Graduate Medical
Examination 1997.
New Delhi: The SC posted
for hearing, before a
three-judge bench, the
pleas challenging the
Constitutional validity of
certain sections of the
Places of Worship (Special
Provisions) Act 1991. A
bench headed by CJI UU
Lalit also asked the Centre
to file its response to the
pleas within two weeks.
It noted that the Central
government has not yet
filed any response to the
pleas in which the notice
was issued last year.
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday refused to entertain
a plea seeking directions
to the authorities to act
and arrest former BJP
Spokesperson Nupur
Sharma for her alleged
hate statement against
Prophet Mohammad and
hurting sentiments of
the Muslim community.
A bench headed by CJI
UU Lalit told petitioner
Advocate Abu Sohel said
that his plea looked innoc-
uous but had far-reaching
consequences.
New Delhi: The Delhi HC
on Friday issued notice
to the CBI on a bail plea
of Delhi-based lawyer
Gautam Khaitan, recently
arrested in connection
with a case of alleged kick-
back paid by a Brazilian
aircraft manufacturer to a
middleman. His bail plea
was dismissed by the trial
court on Sept 3, 2022. The
bench of Justice Jasmeet
Singh sought a response
from the CBI a status
report within one week
listed matter for Sept 16.
SC SEEKS RECORD
OF PROCEEDINGS
OF BILKIS CASE
MARITAL RAPE: SC
TO HEAR PLEA OUT
OF HC VERDICT
HC SEEKS CENTRE’S
RESPONSE ON PLEA
CHALLENGING NMC
Resident Commissioner Arti
Kanwar inaugurating the new
GMDC office in New Delhi.

New Delhi (ANI): BJP
national president JP
Nadda on Friday ap-
pointed in charge of
various states and un-
ion territories includ-
ing poll-bound states
like Tripura and Telan-
gana. Vinod Tawde has
been appointed as Gen-
eral Secretary in Bihar,
while Harish Dwivedi
continues to be the co-
incharge. Om Mathur
who had been recently
appointed to the Parlia-
mentary board has
been made in charge of
Chhattisgarh.
Former Tripura
Chief Minister Biplab
Deb has been given an
organisational respon-
sibility and made in-
charge of Haryana.
Vinod Sonkar who
was in charge of Tripu-
ra, which goes into elec-
tion next year, has been
replaced by former un-
ion minister and Noida
MPDrMaheshSharma.
Former Gujarat
Chief Minister Vijay
Rupani has also been
given organisational re-
sponsibilities in Punjab
and Chandigarh.
National General
Secretary Tarun Chugh
continues to be in
charge of Telangana.
Bengal has found a
new in charge in the
form of Bihar MLC
Mangal Pandey where-
as Amit Malviya con-
tinues to be the co-in
charge.
INDIA
06
PRESENTING REPORT!
President Droupadi Murmu being presented the 11th Volume of the Report of the
Parliamentary Committee on Official Language by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and
Parliamentary Committee on Official Language Chairman Amit Shah and members, in
New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Raipur (PTI): BJP
president JP Nadda on
Friday dubbed regional
outfits as “family par-
ties” and said his party
will fight against dynas-
tic politics in the coun-
try with its ideology
.
Addressing a conven-
tion of booth level party
workers at Science Col-
lege ground in Chhat-
tisgarh’s capital Raipur,
Nadda also accused
Chief Minister Bhu-
pesh Baghel of looting
people of the state and
making it an “ATM of
the Congress party”.
Nadda, who is on his
maiden visit to the Con-
gress-ruled state after
assuming charge as
BJP national president,
asked party workers to
take the messages of
PM Narendra Modi to
the booth level and ap-
prise people with works
being done under the
latter’s leadership.
He said, “Our fight is
against the politics of
‘vanshwad’ (dynasty).
Right from Jammu and
Kashmir to Tamil
Nadu, we are battling
against it.” Referring to
the political develop-
ments in neighbouring
Maha that started with
the rebellion in the Shiv
Sena in June, Nadda
said Thackeray’s party
broke up because of
family
.
New Delhi (ANI):
Slamming West Bengal
CM Mamata Banerjee
over her “Khela Hobe in
2024” remark, Union
Minister Shantanu
Thakur on Thursday
said that removing the
BJP from power will
“not happen even in
dreams”.
Earlier in the day, Ba-
nerjee said that TMC
and other Opposition
parties will come to-
gether ahead of the 2024
general elections to re-
move the Modi govern-
ment from power at the
Centre and there will be
“Khela Hobe”, a slogan
that she had given
ahead of the Assembly
elections in West Ben-
gal in 2021. Speaking to
ANI, Thakur said, “Re-
moving the BJP party
in 2024, will not happen
even in the dream.”
“She should not talk
like this, because every
politician is a public
representative who
goes to the Parliament
or Assembly after win-
ning and that should be
respected, but she takes
it as a game,” he added.
The Minister also hit
out at the West Bengal
CM over her remarks
against the action on
arrested TMC president
of the Birbhum district
Anubrata Mondal.
Mumbai (ANI): Maha-
rashtra CM Eknath
Shinde said that 1993
Mumbai blast convict
Yakub Memon is an ac-
cused in the Bombay
Blast and cannot be glo-
rified after the row per-
taining to the latter’s
grave beautification
emerged. While talking
to the mediapersons in
Mumbai, Maharashtra,
Memon said, “Yakub
Memon is an accused in
Bombay Blast, cannot
be glorified. We won’t
accept this or let it hap-
pen. I have informed
BMC Mumbai Police
about it, the Home Min-
istry will take appropri-
ate action.” He said that
an investigation has
been initiated after the
order of an inquiry into
the matter.
New Delhi (ANI):
Amid a political tussle
between BJP and TMC
in West Bengal, Union
Minister Shantanu
Thakur on Friday said
that the Matua sect of
the state has the power
to change the political
scenario and will play a
key role in the 2024 Lok
Sabha elections.
The Matua commu-
nity is believed to be the
second largest part of
SC population in Ben-
gal. Matua voters domi-
nate at least 30 assem-
bly seats in Bengal,
while they have a sig-
nificant population in
70 seats. After the parti-
tion of India, a large
number of people be-
longing to the Matua
community came to
Bengal from East Paki-
stan which is now Bang-
ladesh.
New Delhi: Ahead of
India’s upcoming G20
presidency, IMF Man-
aging Director Kristali-
na Georgieva on Thurs-
day thanked PM Naren-
dra Modi for a great
meeting and congratu-
lated on India’s strong
economic recovery
from the COVID-19 pan-
demic.
Taking to Twitter,
Ms Georgieva wrote
“Thank you @PMOIn-
dia @narendramodi for
a great meeting. Con-
gratulations on India’s
strong economic recov-
ery from the pandemic
and its remarkable ad-
vances, especially the
incredible success in
digitalization,” and
congratulated India’s
robust economic recov-
ery from the pandemic.
The IMF chief also
applauded the incredi-
ble success of the digi-
talization of India dur-
ing the talks with
Prime Minister Modi
and assured full sup-
port for India to protect
macroeconomic and fi-
nancial stability.
“As India takes the
helm of G20, you can
count on @IMFNews
full support to protect
macroeconomic amd
financial stability, ad-
vance cooperation on
debt resolution and
promote financial in-
clusion,” the IMF Chief
tweeted.
Georgieva also
counted on India’s
strong leadership to
further strengthen a
strong multilateral sys-
tem and advance IMF
reforms.
The Managing Direc-
tor of IMF, Kristalina
Georgieva also met Un-
ion Finance Minister
Nirmala Sitharaman to
discuss India’s upcom-
ing G20 presidency and
IMF’s support for it.
IMF MD praises PM on India’s economic recovery
RECOVERY FROM COVID PANDEMIC
MAYAWATI TARGETS
BJP OVER MADRASA
CONDITION IN UP
Uttar Pradesh: Former CM
of Uttar Pradesh Mayawati,
on Friday, lambasted the
BJP over its order to survey
the unrecognized Madras-
sas in UP. “Complaints
of Muslim society being
exploited, neglected and ri-
ot-victimized, etc. have been
common in Congress times,
yet after coming to power
by doing narrow politics in
the name of ‘appeasement’
by BJP, now they are being
oppressed and there is
(Muslim teasing).”, May-
awati tweeted.
‘STIR INTENSIFIED
AFTER VISIT BY
BRITISH OFFICIAL’
Prayagraj: The Allahabad
University has taken
exception to the reported
meeting of two British High
Commission officials with
students protesting fee
hike, saying they “violated
protocol”. According to
spokesperson, Jaya Kapoor,
the two officials of the
British High Commission
met students on August
29 without informing the
university administration,
and urged them to avail
the facilities offered by the
British government.
CRUCIAL READ
INDIAN ARMY IN DODA DISTRICT OF JK
CONDUCTED GUJJAR BAKKARWAL MEALS
GUV KOSHYARI VISITS DY CM FADNAVIS’
RESIDENCE, WORSHIPS LORD GANESHA
Jammu and Kashmir: The Indian Army in the Doda district
of JK, conducted Gujjar and Bakkarwal meals on Thurs-
day. As part of a continued drive to ameliorate the lives of
locals and to outreach the population in remote areas, the
Indian Army, Doda organised Gujjar and Bakkarwal Mela,
Horse Race, Medical and Veterinary Camp on Sep 8. With
the onset of summers, every year thousands of Gujjar and
Bakkarwals from regions as far as Udhampur, Reasi, Anant-
nag Jammu, and Rajouri flock to the green pastures of Lal
Draman and the areas around it.
Mumbai: Maharashtra Gov-
ernor Bhagat Singh Koshyari
visited ‘Sagar’, the official
residence of Deputy Chief
Minister Devendra Fadnavis
on Friday and had the darshan
of Lord Ganesha. Earlier on
Monday, Amit Shah made
the first visit to the state after
Eknath Shinde took oath as
the Chief Minister. He offered
prayers at the famous Mumbai
Lalbaugcha Raja along with
CM Eknath Shinde and Deputy
CM Devendra Fadnavis.
BJP appoints state in charges,
Tawde in Bihar Pandey in WB
Focus of these leaders will be to expand party’s base in different states
PM MODI TO
INAUGURATE
SCIENCE
CONCLAVE TODAY
New Delhi: PM
Narendra Modi
will inaugurate the
Centre- State Science
Conclave on Saturday
via video conferenc-
ing. His office said
the programme is in
line with the prime
minister’s relentless
efforts to facilitate
innovation and en-
trepreneurship in the
country, and the first
of its kind conclave
will strengthen the
Centre-state coordi-
nation and collabo-
ration mechanism in
the spirit of coopera-
tive federalism.
Raipur (PTI): The three-day 'Akhil Bharatiya Samanvay Baithak' or annual national
coordination meet of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) will be held from
Saturday in Raipur in Chhattisgarh, a functionary of the outfit said. The meeting, to
be held in Jainam Manas Bhavan near the airport here, would be attended by 36 out-
fits inspired by the RSS, among them the Bharatiya Janata Party, the Vishwa Hindu
Parishad, Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram and the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad, he
said. The 'Akhil Bharatiya Samanvay Baithak' will be attended by RSS chief Mohan
Bhagwat, its 'sarkaryawah' (general secretary) Dattatreya Hosbole and office-bearers
of these 36 outfits, said Sunil Ambekar, the RSS' 'Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh'.
THREE-DAY RSS COORDINATION MEET TO START IN
CHHATTISGARH TODAY; BJP'S NADDA TO ATTEND
‘Cong fired missiles at me,
I destroyed them with rifle’
AZAD ATTACKS CONGRESS
Bhaderwah: Former
Union Minister Ghu-
lam Nabi Azad, who re-
cently ended his five-
decade-long association
with the Congress, said
he only retaliated with
a rifle when the leaders
from his former party
fired missiles at him.
Addressing a public
rally in Jammu and
Kashmir’s Bhaderwah
on Thursday, Azad said,
“They (Congress) fired
missiles on me, I only
retaliated with a 303 ri-
fle and they were de-
stroyed. What would
have happened had I
used a ballistic missile?
they must disappear.”
However, he avoided
commenting on the late
Indira Gandhi and Ra-
jeev Gandhi.
“Since I have been a
member of the party for
52 years and consider
Rajeev Gandhi to be my
brother and Indira Gan-
dhi to be my mother, I
have no desire to even
use words against
them,” he said.
In his first public
meeting in Jammu after
quitting the Congress,
Azad announced that
he will launch his own
political outfit that
would focus on the res-
toration of full state-
hood.
“I’ve not decided
upon a name for my
party yet. The people of
Jammu and Kashmir
will decide the name
and the flag for the par-
ty
. I’ll give a Hindustani
name to my party that
everyone can under-
stand,” he said.
On August 26, in a let-
ter to Congress Presi-
dent Sonia Gandhi, he
resigned from all posi-
tions of Congress in-
cluding its primary
membership.
Ghulam Nabi Azad
Shinde:Yakub Memon cannot
be glorified, assures strict action
‘Bengal’s Matua sect to
play key role in LS polls’
‘BJP to fight dynastic politics with ideology’
Eknath Shinde
Didi says ‘Khela Hobey’, BJP
says ‘Not even in your dreams’
AZAD SET TO LAUNCH HIS POLITICAL OUTFIT
Nadda also accused CM Bhupesh Baghel of looting people of the state
JP Nadda being garlanded during a karyakarta sammelan, in
Raipur on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva met PM Modi on Thursday.
Shantanu Thakur

NEWS
07
Clamour for Seema Pradesh
rises from 13 districts of Raj
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: With demands
of a separate Bhil
Pradesh echoing in the
south-eastern parts of
Rajasthan, now a de-
mand for new state -
Seema Pradesh Nirman
Abhiyan - has sarted
gaining some traction.
Demand for new state
comprising 13 districts
of western, northern
and southern Rajasthan
i.e. Hanumangarh, Sri
Ganganagar, Churu, Bi-
kaner, Jodhpur, Jais-
almer, Barmer, Jhunj-
hunu, Sikar, Nagaur,
Pali, Jalore and Sirohi,
has been made.
Among them, Bar-
mer, Jaisalmer, Jodh-
pur, Bikaner and Sri
Ganganagar districts
are adjacent to the 1070
kilometers long inter-
national border. The
prevailing Rajasthani
language is also spoken
in these districts. The
issue of recognition of
Rajasthani language is
also in the new state’s
resolve. A former MLA
is also associated in the
campaign of “Seema
Pradesh” and an organ-
ization has been fomed
which also includes sev-
eral leaders and influen-
tial people from various
strata of the society
.
Three killed as tractor rams
into motorcycle in Ajmer
First India Bureau
Ajmer: Three persons
were killed and two oth-
ers of a family were in-
jured in Ajmer on Fri-
day after their motorcy-
cle was hit by a tractor.
Police informed the in-
cident took place at
around 11:15 am on
Thursday near Tabiji
Puliya in Ajmer.
“The deceased has
been identified as
Ramesh (30), his wife
Mangi(25)andsonDeep-
ak(2),residentsof Bhim
Deogarh in Rajsamand.
They met with an acci-
dent when a speeding
tractor coming in the
wrong direction
rammed into the motor-
cycle. Three of them
died on the spot, while
Sanjay (4) and Prahlad
(16)sustainedinjuriesin
the mishap,” police said.
“
All of them were family
members and were driv-
en on the motorcycle.
The injured have been
admitted to JLN Hospi-
tal and are presently un-
dergoingtreatment.The
dead bodies were kept at
the mortuary of the hos-
pital,” police added. The
matter is being investi-
gated by Mangliyawas
Thana Police.
Police team inspecting the crime spot on Friday.
Speeding tractor
coming from wrong
direction rammed
into the motorcycle
IAS Subodh
summoned by
Parl’s Privilege
Committee,
returns without
meeting!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: ACS Dr Subodh
Agrawal was sum-
moned by the Privilege
Committee of Parlia-
ment on Friday. But
since his number for
the hearing did not
come till lunch, he did
not appear before the
committee and re-
turned. Now the com-
mittee will summon
him again at a new date.
Word is that on the
complaint of an MP,
Agrawal was sum-
moned in relation to a
case related to mines
and the petition com-
mittee of the Parlia-
ment asked him to fur-
nish his statement. But
inspite of repeated
calls, Agrawal did not
appear before the peti-
tion committee, which
the Petition Committee
considered to be its con-
tempt and referred the
matter before the Privi-
lege Committee.
It should be noted
that in the past too,
twice it has happened
that IAS and IPS offic-
ers from the state have
been summoned. IAS
Manjeet Singh had apol-
ogised after which the
case against him was
closed while the matter
against DB Gupta is
still pending.
EWS get
relaxation in
age norms
Jaipur (FIB): Giving
relief to EWS candi-
dates, the govt has re-
laxed norms for male
candidates to get 5 years
while female candidates
10 more years. It applies
for 4 service rules in
maximum age relaxa-
tion in Librarian, Phys-
ical Teacher, Instructor
Service College Branch,
Homeguard subordi-
nate service and others.
ASP put on APO for
‘nexus with liquor mafia’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In what could
be termed as a major
d e v e l o p m e n t ,
Dungarpur Ad-
ditional Super-
intendent of
Police Anil Ku-
mar Meena was
put on APO on
Friday. In fact, yet
again the connections
between liquor mafia
and police officers have
been the reason behind
the action on Meena. In
the past too, several
cops, including district
SP, have fallen vic-
tim to the lures
of the mafia
and in this con-
nection, on Fri-
day, Anil Ku-
mar was put on
APO, after DGP ML
Lather recommended
the action to the Home
department.
Bikaner IG pitches for IT friendly police
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: Bikaner
Range IG Om Prakash
reviewed the law and
order in the division
level review meeting on
Friday
. During this, the
IG also reached the Ab-
hay Command Centre
with all the Superinten-
dents of Police. Actual-
ly, the intention of IG
Om Prakash is to create
an App that can not be
used by women or even
elderly people if they
are in trouble.
The IG said that this
is an effort to become
an IT friendly police.
Simultaneously, the IG
issued show cause no-
tices to three COs re-
garding the increasing
thefts in the division.
Seven SHOs were given
chargesheets due to
high pendency of cases.
IG Om Prakash with SPs at Abhay Command Centre on Friday.
ACTION TAKEN
FIVE OF THE 13
DISTRICTS ARE
ON INT’L BORDER
The demand for new
state Seema Pradesh
comprises of 13 districts
namely Hanumangarh,
Sri Ganganagar, Churu,
Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jais-
hunu, Sikar, Nagaur, Pali,
Jalore and Sirohi. A front
has been formed to raise
the demand.
rises from 13 districts of Raj
With demands
of a separate Bhil
Pradesh echoing in the
south-eastern parts of
Rajasthan, now a de-
mand for new state -
Seema Pradesh Nirman
Abhiyan - has sarted
gaining some traction.
Demand for new state
comprising 13 districts
i.e. Hanumangarh, Sri
Ganganagar, Churu, Bi-
kaner, Jodhpur, Jais-
hunu, Sikar, Nagaur,
Pali, Jalore and Sirohi, are adjacent to the 1070
kilometers long inter-
issue of recognition of
Rajasthani language is
Pradesh” and an organ-
ization has been fomed
FIVE OF THE 13
DISTRICTS ARE
ON INT’L BORDER
The demand for new
state Seema Pradesh
comprises of 13 districts
namely Hanumangarh,
Sri Ganganagar, Churu,
Bikaner, Jodhpur, Jais-
hunu, Sikar, Nagaur, Pali,
Jalore and Sirohi. A front
has been formed to raise
the demand.
Sri Ganganagar
Jaisalmer
Jodhpur
Pali
Jalore
Sirohi
Barmer
Hanumangarh
Churu Jhunjhunu
Sikar
Nagaur
Bikaner

Every hand......
“The positive results of
MGNREGA were seen
and employment oppor-
tunities were easily ac-
cessible to the rural un-
employed across the
country. This also im-
proved the standard of
living. When the em-
ployment crisis in-
creased during Corona,
this scheme proved to
be a boon. Keeping this
in mind, the historic de-
cision to start employ-
ment guarantee scheme
in urban areas was tak-
en in the budget,” Ge-
hlot said and released
the booklet related to
the scheme at the func-
tion and distributed job
cards to five women.
He interacted with
the girl students study-
ing in Mahatma Gandhi
English Medium School
and encouraged them.
Gehlot said “State
Government is continu-
ously taking important
decisions for the eco-
nomic,social,education-
al development of the
people of the state and
for realising the vision
of a healthy Rajasthan.”
UDH Minister Shanti
Dhariwal said that
Govt is determined to
provide employment to
every hand. MLA Ra-
feek Khan said that
providing employment
in cities is an uphill
task. JMCH Mayor
Munesh Gurjar said
that every section is be-
ing taken care of under
CM’s leadership.
A man will learn a hundred new
skills in the path of love rather
than even one as a duty!
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: Born on Sep-
tember 13, 1960, Ra-
jasthan’s very own ‘Son
of theSoil’andajudicial
‘powerhouse’,Chief Jus-
tice of Madras High
Court Justice MN
Bhandari, will be don-
ning a new hat in the
next few days. Justice
MN Bhandari has been
accorded a major re-
sponsibility as he has
beenappointedasChair-
man of SAFMA. Justice
Bhandari is set to retire
as CJ of Madras High
Court on September 12,
2022 and post retire-
ment, Justice Bhandari
will join the new post
where as Chairman of
SAFMA, his tenure will
be of 4 years. SAFMA
includes NDPS, smug-
gling and Money Laun-
dering Appellate Court.
Notably, Justice MN
Bhandari, who complet-
ed his B.Com and LLB
started practising as an
advocate. In Supreme
Court, he handled cases
ranging on issues from
Constitutional, Civil,
Service and Labour to
criminal mediation.
Apart from practising
as a lawyer in High
Court at Jodhpur and its
bench in Jaipur, he also
practised in Central Ad-
ministrative Tribunal.
Justice Bhandari is for-
mer judge of Rajasthan
High Court and was ap-
pointed as the High
Court Judge on July 5,
2007, where he was a
Judge of Rajasthan
High Court for 12 years
and was transferred to
Allahabad High Court
in March 2019. He was
thereafter, appointed as
acting CJ of Allahabad
High Court on June 26,
2021 and was later ap-
pointed as acting CJ of
Madras High Court on
November 22, 2021. Few
months later, on Febru-
ary 14, 2022, Justice
Bhandariwasappointed
as Chief Justice of Ma-
dras High Court.
Although Rajasthan
has had a long history
in the judicial field, yet
Justice Bhandari’s ap-
pointment will turn a
new page in the judicial
history. It is believed
that much like his fair
decisions over the
years, he will carry out
the new responsibility
with the same approach
and tenacity
.
RAJ’s ‘SON OF THE SOIL’ JUSTICE
MN BHANDARI TO HEAD SAFMA!
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra complet-
ed 3 years in the office
on Friday and gave a
clear message that the
corrupt will be pun-
ished. “All efforts are on
to bring transparency in
universities. The pro-
cess of appointment of
Vice Chancellor should
also remain undisputed.
Vice Chancellors, who
commit corruption will
be punished,” he said.
The Governor also
enumerated the major
works done in the last
three years and also in-
formed about the future
action plans. The Gov-
ernor said that in the
past two Vice-Chancel-
lors of Universities
were caught on charges
of corruption. “Whoev-
er takes a bribe, does
corruption, he will
surely be punished. No
one can be spared in
this matter,” he said.
Addressingthemedia,
Mishra said that he has
good relations with the
Stategovernmentandhe
regularly interacts with
theCM.“Interactionand
dialogue should contin-
ue. I have frequent meet-
ings with CM Ashok Ge-
hlot. Governance goes
well, it is the joint effort
of us both,” he said.
On the question of
bringing a bill of the
State Government to re-
duce the powers of the
Governor as Chancellor
in Universities and
keep him only as a visi-
tor, he said that legally
no such process has
come to the fore. Re-
garding convening the
Assembly Session by
the State Government
without the permission
of theGovernor,Mishra
said that if the Assem-
bly was not prorogued,
then the Session can be
called at any time. The
Governor summons a
new session only after
the prorogation is done.
Regarding the subject
of fake degrees in Uni-
versities,Mishrasaidthe
State Government will
look into this and bring
uniformity in admission
and examination.
He said the Swagat
onlineappointmentsoft-
ware will be implement-
ed at Raj Bhawan for the
visitors. 49 villages of
the tribal area will be
developed as Adarsh
Grams. He said that in
the last three years, he
has worked continuous-
ly for the awareness of
the culture of the Con-
stitution. He has taken
the initiative to con-
struct Constitution
Parks in state-funded
varsities to make young-
er lot aware of basic
spirit of Constitution.
Governor Kalraj Mishra releases a book titled, “Sankalp Se Siddhi – Three Years of Commitment”
based on the three-year tenure of the Governor at Raj Bhawan on Friday. A compilation of his
speeches lectures App Deepo Bhava an English book Constitution, Culture Nation were
also released. Governor Mishra was felicitated by Subir Kumar, Principal Secretary to the Governor.
On this occasion, the Chief Privilege of the Governor, Govind Ram Jaiswal was also present.
l Addressing the media, Mishra said that he has good relations with the State Government and
he regularly interacts with CM Gehlot l The process of appointment of VC should also remain
undisputed: Mishra l Vice Chancellors, who commit corruption will be punished: Governor
Justice MN Bhandari
Mathur BJP state in-charge in
C’garh,Singh continues in Raj
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: On Friday,
BJP announced the
names of state in-charg-
es appointed BJP
state in-charge for 2024
elections. In Rajasthan,
Arun Singh will remain
the BJP state in-charge
till 2023 while Om Ma-
thur has been made the
state in-charge of
Chhattisgarh.
Interestingly, with
the announcement, the
rumours of someone
else, other than Arun
Singh in Rajasthan,
getting the position of
state incharge also
came to an end. How-
ever, Bharti Ben Syal
has been replaced by
Vijaya Rahatkar. Bhar-
ti Ben used to come to
Rajasthan on a short
stay as long as she
was co-in-charge, she
looked disproportion-
ately less active.
However, there is a
new challenge for Om
Mathur. This time, Ma-
thur has been made in-
charge of Chhattisgarh.
But the big question is
why was he removed
from Raj? Word is that
since Raj Chhattis-
garh polls will be held
simultaneously, he may
not have much say in
Raj Assembly polls. By
staying in Raj’s core
panel, he will also give
his opinions about Raj.
OP Mathur Arun Singh
Effortsareontobringtransparency
in Universities: Governor Mishra
NEW PRIORITIES FOR
THE NEXT 2 YEARS
Governor Kalraj Mishra addresses the media during the press
conference at Raj Bhawan in Jaipur on Friday.
CM:Udaipurwati’s role
vital in stabilising govt
Manoj Tank Manoj Khedar
Udaipurwati: CM
Ashok Gehlot while
addressing the gather-
ing at the concluding
ceremony of, Udaipur-
wati Premier League
said, “Udaipurwati
has significantly
contributed in getting
the current govt out
of political crisis. Peo-
ple of Udaipurwati
made RS Gudha their
MLA State Govt
tried to pay off
peoples’debt by mak-
ing him a Minister. Ur-
ban NREGA scheme
will prove to be vital to
overcome the econom-
ic crisis.”
MoS Panchayati Raj
Rajendra Gudha, ear-
lier there was only one
government college in
Jhunjhunu. “But you
(CM) have opened 12
women’s college in vil-
lage. 13 health centres
were set up under CM’s
leadership, where mil-
lions of people are be-
ing treated.”
CM Ashok Gehlot poses with winning team of Udaipurwati Premier League during the concluding
ceremony of the Cricket tournament at Udaipurwati in Jhunjhunu dist. Also seen here are Mamta
Bhupeh, Dharmendra Rathore, Rajendra Gudha, Jitendra Singh, Shivam Gudhaa others.
CM Ashok Gehlot launches Urban Employment Scheme by using a hand-trowel unveiling a souvenir
plaque at Khania Ki Baori at Agra Road on Friday. Also seen here are Shanti Dhariwal Rafeek Khan.
FROM PG 1
First India Bureau
Jaipur: On the one
hand, where the State
bureaucracy is always
looking for a chance
to head for central
deputation, however,
on the other hand, the
2006 batch IPS Rahul
Prakash has surpris-
ingly declined the call
to Delhi. The Union
Govt had appointed
him DIG in CRPF, but
when he didn’t reach
to join the deputation,
the Centre cancelled
his appointment two
days ago.
But more important
is the point that for
the contempt of govt
order, Prakash has
been debarred from
central deputation for
the next five years. It
has been after a long
time that a Rajasthan
cadre officer has been
penalised in such a
fashion.
K n ow l e d g e a b l e
sources claim that
such an incident had
occurred two decades
ago, when former IAS
DB Gupta didn’t reach
Delhi for deputation
was thereafter, de-
barred. However, Gup-
ta had then appealed
that he wasn’t at fault
as State Govt didn’t
relieve him even after
giving him NOC. The
Centre then cancelled
the debarring order.
But in recent case,
Rahul Prakash isn’t
willing to go. At pre-
sent, he is serving as
DIG (CID-Crime
Branch), which is an
important post.
IPS Rahul’s ‘bizarre decision’
keeps bureaucracy guessing!
Rahul Prakash
MUNESH DEMANDS BUDGET FROM CM
Mayor of JMC Heritage, Munesh Gurjar, while highlight-
ing Corporation’s ppor financial condition, demanded
budget from CM Gehlot during the event. “The condition of
Heritage Municipal Corporation isn’t good. I the council-
lors are facing a lot of problems. In such a situation, we
demand from you that some budget should be assigned for
the Corporation, she appealed. “You say that you will never
allow State’s treasury to become empty for masses. I want
you to sanction budget to JMCH,” she said.
GEHLOT IS CM OF
2023: DHARIWAL
UDH Minister Shanti
Dhariwal, who is clos-
est to CM Gehlot, gave
a big statement after the
launch of Indira Gandhi
Urban Employment Guar-
antee Scheme. Dhariwal
described Gehlot as the
Congress CM of 2023.
This is the demand of the
people, Congress will get
majority, he said. Regard-
ing the scheme, he said,
“Not only the Centre but
the entire country should
start this scheme. There
is talk of Gujarat model
all over the country, but
many big schemes are
being run in Rajasthan
too. In his, a loan of Rs
50,000 is being given to
the retail traders without
interest,” Dhariwal said.
GEHLOT GOVT
FOCUSES ON POOR
MLA Rafeek Khan said,
“Today is a historic
day for Adarsh Nagar. I
have been given what I
asked from Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot because to-
day he started the Urban
Employment Guarantee
Scheme from this area,”
the MLA added. This
is also being termed as
blowing the poll bugle.
Rafeek Khan further said
that it is the Gehlot gov-
ernment that makes plans
keeping the poor in mind.
CM Ashok Gehlot distributes a construction tool to a labourer at
Khania Ki Baori on Friday. Also seen here is Shanti Dhariwal.
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
BJP MLAs
DIDN’T ATTEND
THE EVENT
BJP MLAs Kali Charan
Saraf and Ashok Lahoti
and BJP councilors didn’t
attend the event in protest
against LSG dept not send-
ing an invitation to JMCG
Mayor Dr Somya. Names
of 8 MLAs of 10 LS con-
stituencies, coming under
the JMCs, were written as
special guests in the invite,
but names of Dr Satish
Poonia, Narpat Singh
Rajvi, and Dr Somya were
missing. Two Congress
ministers Lalchand Kataria
and Pratap Singh Khacha-
riyawas and MLA Ganga
Devi from Bagru also did
not attend the event.
GUV’S 3 YEARS IN OFFICE
—PHOTOS
BY
SUNIL
SHARMA

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JAIPUR, SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 10, 2022
GLIMMERS OF
INSPIRATION
t is rightly said that
standing up for Na-
tional Anthem doesn’t
make you India but
standing for the coun-
try and representing it
in the entire world, is
what we called as the gem of
India! And Shrishti Khatri,
the diva from Jaipur will
represent India at the up-
coming edition of the Su-
permodel International
competition. The world
finale of this prestig-
ious international
modelling competi-
tion will take place
on September 15,
2022, in Chiang
Mai, Thailand.
S h r i s h t i
Khatri, a multi-
talented sports
lover has sto-
len the stage
with her
beauty and
passion,
w h e n
a s k e d
a b o u t
her future planning and prepa-
rations, the ravishing beauty
said, “The modelling niche is
very dynamic, but it has anoth-
er serious drawback. The life of
a model is not easy
. We need to
work hard days and nights that
too in extreme conditions, have
a strict diet, and suffer from
muscle pain. In fact, there is
nothing new that our passion
forced us to walk long distances
in high heels. Sometimes we
suffer from severe back and feet
pain because of such extreme
pressure.”
It is truly said, you may en-
counter many defeats, but you
must not be defeated. In fact, it
may be necessary to encounter
the defeats, so you can know
who you are, what you can rise
from, and how you can still
come out of it and Shrishti
proved it right when asked
about her current schedule she
informed “I am on a strict diet
and robust work out routine, I
usually start my day with high
in protein and fats and work in-
credibly hard to stay in shape. I
am a patient of PCOD, so it is
very difficult for me to manage
weight due to illness, still, the
fighter in me motivates me to
work harder for my dreams, I
keep changing my training
based on my body and routine.
It’s good to change since our
body gets habitual if we do the
same workout for a long.”
Shrishti paid gratitude to
Gaurav Gaur, the Director of
Elite Miss Rajasthan for sup-
porting her and providing plat-
forms for her dreams.
She also paid appreciation to
her parents for always uplift-
ing her during the hard times.
When asked what message
she’d like to give to young girls
of her age, she said, “I keep
changing my training based on
my body and routine. It’s good
to change since our body gets
habitual if we do the same
workout for a long, its a matter
of pride that I will get this op-
portunity to represent my
country globally and I am very
grateful and excited for this
moment.
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
I
Supermodel Shrishti Khatri, who hails from Rajasthan, will represent
India at the upcoming edition of the Supermodel International
competition. City First brings to you an inspiring journey as a model
Shrishti Khatri with
her mom Sangeeta Khadka
Shrishti Khatri with Gaurav Gaur
Shrishti Khatri with Ashish Sharma

10
ETC
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ANJUSHA, Entrepreneur
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You are very
generous by
nature and also
you are the
backbone of your
family. Today is
a favourable day
for business. You
may postpone
your study plans. You are very fortunate
to have a great friend circle. Be careful of
the words that come out of your mouth.
Your lover may finally say yes to you.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Visit a doctor
if you have any
doubts about
your health.
Don’t attack
stress even if you
don’t have any.
Let go of things
that are not in
your control. You want to have your own
house and you will work hard to make
your dream come true. the day will be in
your favour.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You need a
break from day
to tensions and
the way to cope
up with stress is
to meditate. You
must create an
environment of
understanding
at home. You will succeed in any sort of
examination if you put your heart and
soul to it. Promotion can be expected
even if other are not.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You make sure
to make things
work your way.
Never demotivate
someone even if
someone is not
capable of doing
something. You
are most wanted
by your friends. You can have romantic
affair in office and a serious one. You will
invest money in clothes and accessories
today. You are a God fearing person.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Your spouse
may make you
spend more than
you expected.
Fantastic day for
investing money
in stock market
as you can make
fortune. You need
help on academic front and you should
not shy away from asking. You miss your
parents a lot and somewhere fear to loose
them. Admit your faults in relationship.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Your spouse
is someone
who can do
anything for your
happiness. You
are opportunist
and this will make
you successful
one day. There
may be delays in property possession
and it won’t effect you. You are happy
spending whole day at home. Help your
mothers at home today.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You care about
you lover but
somehow
hesitate in
expressing that
care. Don’t make
friends for money
and status rather
make friends
who will stick with you forever. On social
front, you may have to spend some extra
money in buying gifts for someone for
some specific occasion.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Scrumptious
food is what you
are craving for
today. You always
maintain cordial
relationship with
everyone. You
workout daily
to keep yourself
fit. You may start a side business to earn
extra money. You are not a jealous kind
and you feel happy for others. You are a
very grounded person.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You love to live
close to your
family. Best day
to buy gold and
silver or any
precious metal
for investment
sake. You are a
child at heart and never let this child die.
You have a big heart and you always help
someone if you can. Video gathering is
possible as you miss your social circle.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You will feel
amorous towards
your wife. This
is the best time
try something
new with life give
yourself a new
purpose. Work on
your limitations,
there can be no better time than this. You
have more opposite sex friends than the
same and you may be judged sometimes
but don’t care.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You are a pro in
your field and
none can beat
you. You give
tough competition
to people. Many
people get inspired
by you. You
will get special
treatment from your dear ones. Take stand
where you need to, don’t run in the same
direction where everybody else is going.
Health remains perfect.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Spend time
talking with
likeminded
people as it
will make you
feel good for
now. Boisterous
behaviour is
what everyone
needs right now, do whatever you can
do to cheer everyone up. You will feel
financially comfortable and infant you are
in position to invest money.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
he girl child is the
world's most pre-
cious gift. The reali-
ty in society howev-
er, particularly in
many patriarchal
parts of India, in-
cluding my state of Ra-
jasthan, is the diametric op-
posite! It’s a shame really
.
When my wife and I decid-
ed to have a baby, while she
was neutral, I desperately
wanted it to be a girl. How-
ever, the pressure we felt
from within the family as
well as from society at large,
for the yet-to-be-born to be a
boy, was palpable, off-put-
ting, frustrating, shocking!
In fact in these parts, if one
does end up birthing a girl,
the traditional response is
koi baat nahi, next time -
meaning don't despair, better
luck next time!
This isn't something new,
unknown, or not chronicled.
But it is just something that
has upset me so much, I had
to write about it. After fret-
ting and fuming about it for
months, I have come to real-
ize that.... Oops it's a girl,
that may be how you feel. But
it's my girl. Joyous, beauti-
ful, gift; a human manifes-
tation of our
love. This divine creature
we've been blessed with is
our everything, our greatest
creation, our single biggest
delight. Irrespective of what
the world feels. We will love
her, protect her, nurture her,
free her, expose her, amaze
her, entertain her, educate
her, be there for her, uncon-
ditionally
.
As an elated father there-
fore, I want to therefore dedi-
cate a little poem to the girl
child, in the hope that every
father will rejoice, rather
than despair, if he happens to
have a baby girl.
 She is the special one
 The chosen one
 The right one
 The equal one
 She is god’s own
 You’ll never feel alone
 You will never bemoan
 You will be her king
 Never to be dethroned
 Your sacred, brilliant,
gemstone!
With countless initiatives
such as Beti Bachao, Beti Pad-
hao targeted squarely at the
girl child, both state as well as
private,thereseemstonowbe
a real will to make amends for
past mistakes that we have, as
a society, made. The mood in
the country is
ripe for the
resurrection
of the girl
child’s sta-
tus, and to
extend the
absolute full-
est respect,
d i g n i t y,
and rightful place to women
in general. If as each individ-
ual we make the same con-
certed effort, we can be part
of a significant, and desper-
ately needed change. One that
has the potential of being
transformative and resolving
the many social menaces that
plague our life and times. We
simply cannot let go of this
moment in time. To seize the
day
, and do our bit.
It is a fact that is plain to
see – girls excel in most every
sphere of life. From an early
age, they are ahead scholasti-
cally and in every other facet
of school life. They have the
drive and passion to find their
calling and pursue it with
dogged relentlessness after
school too. But it is at this cru-
cial stage and phase of their
lives that if not everyone, at
least allegedly forward-think-
ingcitizenssuchaswe,ought
to ‘allow’ our daughters to
explore, study, work, and
thrive; rather than chaining
them with traditional bur-
dens such as marriage
and domesticity
.
There is a
slow yet steady rise in the
numbers of women in the
workforce. Even historically
male-dominated areas of
work are now seeing more
and more women joining and
making a name for them-
selves. Film technicians like
Cinematographers, Detective
Agencies, Banking, Food
Beverage are a few sectors
that have seen a real and re-
cent spate of women leaders
in them, paving the way for
other young women to be in-
spired, feel supported en-
couraged, and follow suit. As
a society, we need to aid this
shift and movement.
On a more immediate, per-
sonal note; to my daughter, I
promise, both my wife and I
the proudest parents, will de-
vote ourselves to you, abso-
lutely. Because a girl, is, be-
yond a shred of doubt, man-
kind's saviour. With this, I’d
like all the fathers of the
world to also join me in cele-
brating the girl child, and
ensuring that we always, for-
ever, recognize their im-
mense value, nourish, and
cherish it.
KARTIK BAJORIA
The author is a Jaipur-based
Communication Skills Educator Writer
kartikbajoria@gmail.com
T
to
A Daughter
A Father
A Father’
’s Ode
s Ode

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