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CYCLONE MANDOUS
ALERT IN SOUTH
GIRDING UP LOINS
FOR THE WORST!
Moni Sharma
Chennai: Northern
coastal Tamil Nadu
witnessed light to
moderate rainfall and
some places heavy
showers as the cyclon-
ic storm ‘Mandous’
continued to move fur-
ther closer to the
State’s coastline, and it
is set to cross the coast
near starting mid-
night, the IMD said on
Friday. A holiday has
been declared for
schools and colleges in
Chennai, and other
districts including Vel-
lore, Villupuram, Cud-
dalore, Ranipet, Tiru-
vallur, Chengalpattu,
and Kancheepuram on
Saturday due to rain
forecast. Late Friday
Mandous was 90km SE
of Mamallapuram. P6
MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS
 At least 10 flights can-
celled in Chennai due to
the Cyclone Mandous
 Mandous brings heavy
rain in Chennai; schools
and colleges shut today
 Chennai Division of the
Southern Railway says
trains may be cancelled
 Landfall near Mamal-
lapuram on late Friday
and today morning
A man stands on Kasimedu fishing harbour being hit by the high tides due to the strong
winds triggered by Cyclone Mandous, in Chennai on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
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THIS YEAR FOR
ANNUAL SUMMIT
Ahmedabad: TMC spokesperson Saket Gokhale, who was
arrested for the second time in three days on Thursday,
has managed to get bail once again over an alleged “fake
tweet” against PM Narendra Modi, party said on Friday.
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Friday chaired a VC of
Guvs, CMs, and LGs of UTs to discuss aspects relating to
India’s G20 presidency. PM said G20 belongs to entire nation,
is a unique opportunity to showcase country’s strengths. P6
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi
is unlikely to travel to Russia this year for
an annual bilateral summit between the two
countries, sources said. The G20 summit in Bali
was PM Modi’s last visit abroad this year.
TMC’S GOKHALE GETS BAIL A DAY AFTER 2ND
ARREST G20: PM CHAIRS MEET WITH GUVs, CMs, LGs
P4
PARLIAMENT WINTER SESSION
Bill related to Uniform
Civil Code passed in RS
First India Bureau
New Delhi:Acontrover-
sial private member’s
Bill that seeks to provide
for a panel to prepare a
Uniform Civil Code was
introduced in the Rajya
Sabha on Friday
. ‘The
Uniform Civil Code in
India Bill, 2020’ was in-
troduced amid protests
fromOppositionparties.
BJP MP Kirodi Lal
Meena moved for leave
to introduce the Bill to
provide for the constitu-
tion of nat’l inspection
and investigation com-
mitteeforpreparationof
aUCCanditsimplemen-
tation throughout India
and for matters connect-
ed therewith during the
pvt member’s business.
Congress,CPI,CPI(M),
TMC protested against
introduction of Bill say-
ing it will “destroy” the
social fabric and unity
in diversity in country
.
A private member
bill to regulate appt of
judges through Nation-
al Judicial Commission
was introduced in RS by
CPI(M)’s Bikash Ran-
jan Bhattacharyya but
AAP MP Raghav Chad-
ha opposed it. P5
Opposition move to
block Uniform Civil
Code bill rejected
The National Judicial
Commission Bill introduced
in Rajya Sabha,AAP opposes
Both the Parliament
houses adjourned till
11am on December 12
BILL PASSED WITH 63 VOTES
COLLEGIUM APPROVES APPT OF THREE
ADDL JUDGES AS PERMANENT JUDGES
BILLS INTRODUCED IN LS TO
REVISE ST LISTS IN 4 STATES
WHAT IS THE BILL ABOUT?
With the Opposition members seeking
withdrawal of the Bill, Rajya Sabha
Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar called
for division and the motion for intro-
duction of the Bill was passed with 63
votes in favour and 23 against it.
The SC Collegium headed by CJI DY Chandrachud on
Friday approved the proposal for appointment of three
Additional Judges as Permanent Judges in the Kerala
High Court. The 2 Additional Judges whose names have
been approved are Justices Abdul Rahim Musaliar Bad-
harudeen, Viju Abraham and Mohammed Nias CP.
Four separate bills were introduced in
Lok Sabha on Friday to revise the lists
of Scheduled Tribes in as many states.
Union Tribal Affairs Minister Arjun Munda
introduced the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes)
Order (Amendment) Bills for Chhattisgarh,
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Himachal Pradesh.
Bill envisages a collection of laws to
protect the personal rights of all citizens
without considering religion. To become
a law, a private member’s Bill needs
to be endorsed by the government and
cleared in both Houses of the Parl.
Rajya Sabha
Chairman Jagdeep
Dhankhar conducts
the proceedings of
the House during the
Winter Session of the
Parliament, in New
Delhi on Friday.
SC dismisses plea seeking disclosure
of 2018 Collegium meeting details
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday dismissed a plea
seeking disclosure of
the details of a collegi-
um meeting held on De-
cember 12, 2018 under
the Right to Informa-
tion Act, underlining a
“tentative decision” of
the multi-member body
cannot be brought in
the public domain.
A bench of Justices
MR Shah and CT Ravi-
kumar said only resolu-
tions drawn and signed
by all Collegium mem-
bers can be said to be a
final decision. Tentative
resolutions drawn upon
discussion and consul-
tation among the mem-
bers cannot be said to be
final unless they are
signed by all of them, it
said. SC said it cannot
place reliance on re-
ports & interview
of a former mem-
ber of Collegi-
um, and it
doesn’t want to
comment on
r e m a r k s
made by for-
mer judge.
‘LONG BAIL HEARINGS A WASTE,
IT SHOULDN’T EXCEED 10 MINS’
Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, senior-most
judge of SC after CJI, on Friday disapproved
of practice of filing lengthy bail applica-
tions and arguing “as if a final conviction
has already taken place”. Bail application
should be of 5 pages, arguments should
not exceed 10 minutes, Justice Kaul said.
‘Shraddha had
been alive if
cops acted...’
Mumbai (FIB): Vikas
Walkar, father of Shrad-
dha Walkar on Friday
met Maharashtra depu-
ty CM Devendra Fad-
navis. Later, he claimed
his daughter would
have been alive had
Maha cops acted on a
written plaint by her.
She had written a letter
in 2020 indicating her
fears about being killed
by Aaftab. He said that
Fadnavis assured him
that he will get justice.
Congress high command
to decide Himachal CM
A one-line resolution
was passed in the
CLP meeting that
the party high
command will decide
next CM in HP
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The
Himachal Pradesh Con-
gress legislature party,
which met on Friday,
has decided that the
next chief minister of
the state will be decided
by the party high com-
mand, MLA Sundar
Thakur told media.
According to Thakur,
a one-line resolution
was passed in the legis-
lature party meeting in
Shimla that the Con-
gress high command
will decide the next
chief minister.
State Congress chief
Pratibha Singh, former
party chief Sukhwind-
er Singh Sukhu and out-
going legislature party
leader Mukesh Agni-
hotri are among the top
contenders for the post.
RESCUE OPS ENTER 60
HRS TO SAVE 8-YR-OLD
BOY STUCK IN BOREWELL
SC NOTICE TO CENTRE
ON AGE OF MARRIAGE
FOR MUSLIM GIRLS
Betul: The rescue operation
to save eight-year-old
Tanmay Sahu who fell into
a 400-feet deep borewell
in Mandavi village of MP’s
Betul district, surpassed 60
hours on Friday. The boy
fell into the borewell while
playing on December 6.
New Delhi: The SC on
Friday issued notice to the
Centre on a petition filed
by National Commission
for Women (NCW) to
make the minimum age
of marriage for Muslim
girls the same as that
of persons belonging to
other religions.
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SS Sukhu Pratibha Singh
CELEBRATING 76TH BIRTHDAY OF SONIA GANDHI
Gandhis sight tigress Sultana at
Ranthambore National Park
Ziauddin Khan and
Sandeep Goyal
Sawai Madhopur: For-
mer National President
of Congress Sonia Gan-
dhi visited Rantham-
bore National Park
along with her family
on her 76th birthday on
Friday
.
During the evening
safari in the park on
Friday, they were in-
formed about a possible
tiger sighting at
Mishradarrah in the
park and the family
reached the spot where
they observed tigress
Sultana.
According to sources,
on Thursday late at the
hotel, Sonia celebrated
her birthday along with
Rahul, Priyanka, Rob-
ert Vadra and other
family members.
On Friday, Sonia and
Priyanka Gandhi had
reached Dastkar Kend-
ra and spent more than
20 minutes there. They
purchased some handi-
craft items and jacket
for Rahul Gandhi.
Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi & others during safari at Ranthambore
Nat’l Park on Friday. Priyanka Gandhi and Robert Vadra also visited.
SHERGARH CYLINDER EXPLOSION INCIDENT: TOLL RISES TO 7
Gehlot directs to provide best possible
med aid,says govt stands with victims
Rajeev Gaur and
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot
reached the Mahatma
Gandhi Hospital in
Jodhpur on Friday and
inquired about the well-
being of the injured in
the gas cylinder acci-
dent at Bhungra in
Shergarh area and in-
quired about their treat-
ment. CM instructed the
doctors for proper treat-
ment of the injured. He
told that a special team
of doctors has left from
Jaipur for better treat-
ment of those injured.
The CM termed the
accident as heart-
wrenching, and wished
speedy recovery of the
injured. “The state gov-
ernment is with them
in this hour of crisis.
All necessary arrange-
ments have been made
for all possible treat-
ment of the injured.
The topmost priority at
this time is to save each
and every injured per-
son and no stone will be
left unturned in this
direction. More on P3
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot meets the injured and inquires about
the health at the Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Jodhpur on Friday.
CM Gehlot inquires about well being of
victims, announces assistance of
`7 lakh each to the relatives of the
deceased and `1 lakh to the injured

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2022
02
Manoj Tank
Jhunjhunu: Notorious
women gangster Anu-
radha Chaudhary, pop-
ularly known as Lady
Don, has demanded se-
curity from the govern-
ment after noted crimi-
nal Raju Thehat was
shot down in Sikar a
few days back.
While speaking to
First India, Anuradha
Chaudhary said that
the issue is being raised
on social media as she
was associated with the
Anand Pal gang. “I have
nothing to do with this
matter. Many politi-
cians from Rajasthan
took advantage of
Anandpal. I am not in-
volved in the murder of
Raju Thehat. I came for-
ward and informed the
local police station that
I can be questioned any-
time if needed. My
name is being wrongly
dragged by media or-
ganisations. My moth-
er is still alive while
the social media spread
the rumors that my
mother is not alive,”
said Anuradha Chaud-
hary alias Anurag.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The repair and
cleaning of Kartarpur
Nullah will soon take
place in Jaipur. Jaipur
Development Commis-
sioner (JDC) Ravi Jain
and District Collector
Prakash Rajpurohit on
Friday inspected the
Kartarpur Nullah and
chalked out a plan to
clean the nullah so that
people residing in the
area can get relief
from bad smell and
scattered garbage.
The senior bureau-
crats inspected the Nul-
lah from Sahkar Marg to
the Swej Farm area.
Sources informed a
drone survey will be car-
ried out soon, following
which, the nullah will be
cleaned with the help of
Jaipur Municipal Corpo-
ration, and repair works
will take place. The re-
pair&cleaningworkwill
take place from Kartar-
pura to Gurjar Ki Thadi.
JDC & Collector inspect Kartarpur Nullah
REPAIR WORK

Sources
informed that a
drone survey
will be carried
out soon
following which
the Kartarpur
nullah will be
cleaned with the
help of JMC
Peoplearefedupwithmisrule
ofCongress,Poonialashesout
A complaint box has been set up where people can put their complaints for the govt
Satish Poonia addressing the gathering at Jan Aakrosh Yatra organized at Bharunda in Jhnunjhunu on Friday.
`239 crore for
water pipelines in
Walled City: Joshi
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: To improve the
drinking water system
in the walled city of the
state capital the old wa-
ter pipeline will be re-
placed with a new pipe-
line. Approval of Rs 239
crores has been sanc-
tioned for this. With this
replacement, people
will get rid of polluted
water and will be pro-
vided with a smooth
supply of clean drink-
ing water. In view of the
positive initiative of
Water Supply Minister
Dr Mahesh Joshi, the
Water Supply Depart-
ment has sanctioned Rs
239 crore for the replace-
ment of old pipelines in
the walled city and sur-
rounding areas. Moreo-
ver, the replacement of
old lines with new lines
and the improvement of
urban water schemes
will also take place to
ensure a smooth supply
of drinking water.
The water supply de-
partment will replace
the old pipeline in the
walled city for areas in-
cluding Chowkdi Gan-
gapole, Chowkdi Ghat-
ghate, Chowkdi Vish-
weshwarji, Chowkdi
Ramchandra, Purani
Basti, Topkhana Ha-
zuri, Topkhana Desh,
Amritpuri, Mandi Kha-
tikaan, Laxmi-
narayapuri, and Kan-
war Nagar.
Pradeep Gadhwal
Jhunjhunu: BJP state
president Satish Poonia
participated in Jan Aak-
rosh Yatra organized in
BharundaonFriday
.Ad-
dressing the gathering,
he said that the yatra is
a journey against the is-
sues of electricity
, road,
and water. He said that
there is a complaint box
where people can put in
their complaints which
will then be sent to the
government.
Poonia said that nu-
merouscomplaintshave
been received. He men-
tioned a unique com-
plaint, where a young
man said that he cannot
get married in the Con-
gress govt. He also
sought to know whether
he would be able to get
married if the BJP
comes to power?
Later, a press confer-
ence was organized in
which the state govern-
ment was cornered on
various issues.
Meanwhile, BJP or-
ganised a review meet-
ing on the defeat it faced
during the by-election.
Deputy Leader of Oppo-
sition Rajendra Rathore
met with the workers
including candidate
AshokPincha.Rajendra
Rathore held a meeting
in his village Harpalsar.
SARAF DISTRIBUTES PAMPHLETS
SHOWING FAILURES OF CONG GOVT
CONG RESPONSIBLE FOR POOR
EDU SYSTEM IN RAJ: DEVNANI
Jaipur: On the sixth day of the Jan Aakrosh Yatra, rallies
were taken out in three wards (137,141,145) of Mahesh
Nagar Mandal in the Malviya Nagar assembly constitu-
ency. Malviya Nagar MLA Kalicharan Saraf flagged off
the Jan Akrosh Yatra vehicle from Ward 137 Tonk Road,
Pinkcity Honda in the city. Saraf said that the most
expensive petrol diesel in the country is available in
Rajasthan, and the most expensive electricity is in Ra-
jasthan. This is because the Congress govt has imposed
heavy taxes on both of them. Saraf went door-to-door
with the workers and distributed the pamphlet containing
the failures of the present Congress govt in the state.
Jaipur: Former BJP Minister and MLA Vasudev
Devnani while addressing a press conference
regarding the Jan Aakrosh Yatra at BJP state head-
quarters said that the condition of Rajasthan in the
field of education is very bad and Ashok Gehlot
govt is responsible for it. “There is a lot of resent-
ment among the youth in this Jungle Raj about
the 50 percent vacancies in the higher education
category,” he said.“Out of 476 govt colleges in
the state, 386 posts of principals are
vacant and students are being taught
by guest faculty lecturers where per-
manent lecturers are needed.”The
Congress govt has won accolades
for opening new colleges, by making
big announcements, but everything
is zero on the ground. The MLA
said that posts of librarians
are lying vacant in 27 col-
leges in the state.”
Satish Poonia
asks his 5th
question to
Rahul Gandhi
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP State Pres-
ident Satish Poonia
posed his 5th question
to Rahul Gandhi on Fri-
day. Poonia said Rahul
often visits temples dur-
ing the yatra and wheth-
er his going to temples
is political hypocrisy.
“Do you have any faith
in this? If this were the
case, you would have
definitely taken cogni-
zance of the 300 years
old Lord Shiva temple
in Rajgarh being demol-
ished. It seems that if
you had faith, you would
have definitely ques-
tioned the height of ap-
peasement done by the
Cong. The manner in
which Kanhaiyalal Teli
of Udaipur was killed
and the manner in
which appeasement
happened continuously,
the manner in which
atrocities were commit-
ted on the majority of
the people,” he asked in
his video message.
On the one hand, per-
mission is given to PFI
in Kota for a rally on the
issue of the Hijab. On
the other hand, all these
cities like Karauli,
Jodhpur, and Bhilwara
are burnt in the fire ri-
ots. “What is the an-
swer as to why your
Congress government
banned Ram Navami
and Hindu New Year
processions?” he asked.
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SMOOTH SUPPLY
Lady don demands
security following
murder of Thehat
RAJU THEHAT MURDER
Teen shoots self after gf
marries another man
Bhilwara (PTI): A
17-year-old youth alleg-
edly shot himself dead
in Bhilwara district af-
ter his girlfriend got
married to another
man, police said Friday
.
The incident hap-
pened on Thursday
night inside the prem-
ises of Mahatma Gan-
dhi Hospital which was
captured on CCTV cam-
eras, they said.
Some passersby took
the boy, identified as
Yash Vyas, inside the
hospital, Circle Officer
(Bhilwara city) Naren-
dra Dayma said. He was
later referred to Udaipur
for treatment where he
succumbed to the inju-
ries on Friday morning,
he said.
According to the po-
lice, Vyas and the girl
studied in the same
school. Before taking the
step, the youth shared a
status on his social me-
dia about being upset
with his girlfriend’s
marriage, they said.
Honour killing:
Father held for
killing daughter
in Dholpur
First India Bureau
Dholpur: The Dholpur
police have solved a
murder mystery and
arrested a man for al-
legedly strangulating
her daughter to death
as he had an inter-
caste relationship. Po-
lice informed the ac-
cused has been identi-
fied as Virogi Jatav, a
resident of Kharagpur
village of Dholpur.
“The body of the girl
was recovered from
Bagcholi Khar village
on October 2, 2019, un-
der mysterious cir-
cumstances. After the
post-mortem, it was
revealed that the girl
died of strangulation,”
police said. “The ac-
cused was arrested
from Uttar Pradesh
and is being interro-
gated,” police added.
—Image for representational purpose only.
Adv PC Bhandari moves HC
against judiciary strike
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Keeping in
mind the strike of judi-
cial employees in the
subordinate courts for
21 days, Poonam
Chand Bhandari, ad-
vocate of the Rajasthan
High Court, through
advocates Dr TN Shar-
ma and Abhinav
Bhandari submitted a
petition requesting that
the strike is going on for
21 days and both the
government and the
High Court are silent.
He said no work is be-
ing done and the public
is worried.
It has been said in
the petition that the
CBI should be directed
to investigate the al-
leged death of the judi-
cial employee as the
matter is serious.
In the report filed by
the sister of the de-
ceased, serious allega-
tions have been leveled
against the judge of the
NDPS court. In such a
situation, when all the
employees of Rajasthan
are on mass leave,
therefore CBI investiga-
tion is very necessary
and the HC itself settles
the cases through Lok
Adalat. In the petition,
Principal Secretary
Home Department, Po-
lice Commissioner, Ra-
jasthan HC, and CBI
have been made parties.
Sikar’s Fatehpur coldest in
the State at 5.5° Celsius
UNABATED COLD WAVE
Jaipur (PTI):
Fatehpur in Sikar was
recordedasthecoldest
place in Rajasthan on
Thursday night with a
minimum tempera-
ture of 5.5 degrees Cel-
sius, officials said.
There was a slight
increase in the mini-
mum temperatures
across Rajasthan in
the last 24 hours, the
Meteorological De-
partment said.
Among other plac-
es, Churu recorded a
minimum tempera-
ture of 5.6 degrees on
Thursday night,
Karauli 6.1 degrees,
Bhilwara 6.4 degrees,
and Chittorgarh
6.7 degrees.
The maximum and
minimum tempera-
tures in Jaipur settled
at of 27.7 and 10.9 de-
grees Celsius.
According to the
Meteorological de-
partment, the weather
will remain dry in the
state over the next few
days while the sky will
remain partly cloudy
in Kota and Udaipur
division of south Ra-
jasthan from Decem-
ber 11 to 13.
Snow accumulated on the plants in Kishangarh on Friday.
Incident took place inside the
premises of MGH.
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Dr Mahesh Joshi
Anuradha Chaudhary.
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INSPECTION HELD

Rajeev Gaur &
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: Toll in the
cylinder explosion ac-
cident during a wed-
ding function in Bhun-
gra village in Shergarh
sub-division here shot
up to 7 on Friday
.
A leaking cylinder
caused an explosion
and fire in a house, in-
juring 52 persons.
Four more persons,
including 3 women and
a child, succumbed to
their burn injuries on
Friday
.
Superintendent of
MG Hospital Raj Shri
Behra said 52 injured
had been taken to the
hospital. “Some of
them were in critical
condition. 5 of these in-
jured have succumbed
till now,” said Behra
adding these injured
have above 70% burn.
Injured also include
groom Surendra Singh,
his parents & other fam-
ily members.
CM Gehlot on Friday
met injured in hospital.
He announced an ex-
gratia of Rs 2 lakh for
deceased and Rs 1 lakh
for injured besides free
treatment up to Rs 5L
under Cheeranjivi
scheme. He also an-
nounced an out-of-turn
promotion for a police-
man Dungar Singh,
who had jumped into
the burning house.
An eye witness
Ravindra Singh said all
the guests were having
tea before the departure
of the barat when sud-
denly a powerful explo-
sion was heard.
“We tried hard to get
into house to save those
stranded inside but
were helpless due to
raging fire. Those who
could manage to rush
out were taken to hosp,”
Singh added.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Union Jal
Shakti Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat,
on Friday, met the vic-
tims of the gas cylinder
explosion at a wedding
function in Bhoongra
village near Shergarh.
He also met the injured
admitted at the Mahat-
ma Gandhi Hospital.
Talking to the media,
Shekhawat said every
effort will be made to
provide possible help to
the victims of the acci-
dent from Central govt.
Help would be provided
to them from the Prime
Minister’s Relief Fund.
Shekhawat said that
he had brought this
matter to the notice of
PM Modi on Thursday
and he has asked for a
detailed report.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: After the Jodh-
pur gas cylinder blast
toll reached seven, Food
and Supplies Minister
Pratap Singh Khachari-
yawas held a joint meet-
ing with oil companies,
gas distributors and of-
ficials on Friday and
reprimanded the repre-
sentatives of the oil
companies.
Mincing no words, he
said that if LPG cylin-
der leakage happens
anywhere, the oil com-
panies will be responsi-
ble for it as the cooking
gas is refilled at the
plants of the companies
& then reaches agencies
and people’s homes.
In a meeting with the
officialsof BPCL,HPCL
and IOCL companies at
Secretariat, Khachari-
yawas said, “People do
not know where to com-
plain about LPG cylin-
der leakage. Common
people will have to be
made aware of this.”
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Mayor of Mu-
nicipal Corporation
Greater Dr Somya and
State Sports Council
President Krishna Poo-
nia inaugurated Khelo
Jaipur programme
with badminton com-
petition at Ajax Metro-
politan Club, Vaishali
Nagar here. Mayor said
that sports are impor-
tant as they make a
person healthy and fos-
ter mutual harmony
and love.
In badminton com-
petition, matches will
be played between the
councillors, officers
and media. She said
that sports competi-
tions will be organized
at the ward level also
under the Khelo Jaipur
programme. This will
help city people take
maximum advantage
of the public welfare
schemes of the corpo-
ration by associating
with the corporation.
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: ACB on
Friday arrested Dr Mo-
han Singh and his bro-
ker at Pahari Hospital
in a graft case. During
this, people standing
near doctor tried to
free doctor from ACB
team. Within no time,
Pahari station police
team reached and took
doctor & others into
custody. According to
police, one Rajesh
wanted injuries suf-
fered by his brother to
be medically declared
serious. For this he
talked to Dr Mohan
Singh. Singh’s broker
Kuldeep demanded Rs
30,000 from Rajesh.
On this, Rajesh fixed
a deal for Rs 20,000.
Rajesh had complained
about this to Bharat-
pur ACB on Thursday
itself. On Friday, when
Rajesh went to get his
brother Kirori’s medi-
cal check-up done, he
gave Rs 20,000. On this,
ACB arrested Dr Mo-
han red-handed.
From P1…
Gehlot said that since
the accident, he is in
constant touch with the
district administration
and is taking updates
about the treatment of
the injured. He said that
many women and chil-
dren have suffered se-
vere burn injuries,
which is worrying. “In
thissituation,effortsare
being made to provide
proper treatment by
talking to the doctors.
Instructions have also
been given to the Dis-
trict Collector to investi-
gate the accident,” Ge-
hlot said and instructed
the District Collector to
communicate with the
gas agencies for regular
maintenance and make
new guidelines so that
such accidents can be
prevented.
Assistanceamountof
Rs 7 lakh to the relatives
of deceased. The Chief
Ministerhasannounced
to give Rs.5 lakh per
family to the families of
the deceased under the
Chief Minister Chiran-
jeevi Accidental Insur-
ance Scheme. Along
with this, it has been
announced to give Rs 2
lakh each to the rela-
tives of the deceased
and Rs 1 lakh each to the
injured. CM has an-
nounced gallantry/out-
of-turn promotion to the
post of head constable
to Constable Dungar
Singh.
RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Kota: State’s first digi-
tal planetarium will be
constructed at a cost of
more than Rs 35 crore
in Kota. The National
Council of Science Mu-
seum has given approv-
al for this. In the newly
constructed Oxyzone
(City Park), students
and people will be able
to understand science
and also know the se-
crets of space.
As Kota is a hub of
education, it was de-
cided to set up a Sci-
ence Centre and Digi-
tal Planetarium here.
Every year around two
lakh students come to
Kota to prepare for en-
gineering and medical
entrance exams. Apart
from this, there are
also a large number of
schools, engineering
and degree colleges,
ITIs in Kota.
A large number of
students of the state
are also associated
with Rajasthan Techni-
cal University and 4
other universities.
This Science Centre
and Digital Planetari-
um will be helpful in
understanding science
in a new and fun way
and in knowing other
mysteries of space, in-
cluding Sun, Mars,
Earth, Comets.
Birla’s effort to give Kota State’s first
Science Centre & Digital Planetarium
DEATH TOLL RISES TO 7; CM VISITS INJURED
(R) CM Ashok Gehlot meeting a patient and inquiring their well-
being (L) CM Ashok Gehlot blessing one medical staff on duty.
Dr Mohan Singh (R) and broker Kuldeep in ACB custody.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat having discussion with patients’
family members at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Jodhpur.
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas in a discussion with Abhay Kumar,
Kaluram and other officials on Friday.
Krishna Poonia inaugurating Khelo Jaipur programme on Friday.
Also seen Dr Somya & others. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Help would be provided from PM
Relief Fund: Gajendra S Shekhawat
nCM boosts morale of the medical
staff and those who helped
nOut-of-turn promotion announced
for a policeman Dungar Singh
Oil companies responsible for any
LPG leakage that happens: PSK
Rahul Gandhi
@RahulGandhi
Yesterday, the gas cylin-
der accident in Jodhpur,
due to which many
people died, is a very
sad tragedy. I extend my
deepest condolences to
all the bereaved loved
ones. I request the Gov-
ernment of Rajasthan to
provide highest possible
treatment to the injured
so that they get better
health at the earliest.
KheloJpr:Councillors,
media&officerstoplay
Doctor,broker held
with `20,000 bribe
amid fisticuffs
Aviary at Oxyzone City Park in Kota.
Efforts made
to give proper
treatment: CM
JODHPUR CYLINDER BLAST

he narrator bring home to us
thewarmth,thepeaceandthe
positivity that PM Modi in-
fuses in all his interactions.
He is the PM and has a hun-
dred pressing tasks to accom-
plish. But the 10 minutes he
devotesduringameetingwith
someone, he is present com-
pletely
. He makes the speaker
feel super important and that
is the quality that makes him
truly phenomenal!
My interaction with Modi-
ji has been really remarka-
ble! Of course, we view him
as our leader, but for me to
get a letter from him post the
All-England victory was the
first close interaction with
him. It was 2003 and he was
the CM. I received a few let-
ters from many dignitar-
ies, the PM, the Presi-
dent, but these were
more of congratula-
tory notes. But his
letter was different.
He mentioned not
just how my win
inspired people
but also related
an incident about
me rejecting a
cola company
. And
this letter has re-
mained with me
and touched my
heart! While every-
one had made gener-
ic remarks, he had
gone deeper and
that made me feel
very good.
He spoke about Indianness
and being the pride of India,
and that remained as a big
thing for me.
Well there was something
that I began to feel very
strongly about. While sport
for everyone is a very impor-
tant thing and physical lit-
eracy as a movement had
just started, my experience
in sports has taught me that
it is not just about winning
medals and trophies and I
felt that sports was losing the
essence of what it was meant
to be!
I felt that somehow that if
I was tell it to him, he will
feel connected and that he
could do something about it.
So I wanted to share it with
the biggest person and that
was him. I was all prepared
for the meeting but I am not
the laptop kind of person. I
made a presentation and
sought an appointment. His
office called up and said
“Done! Come to the Parlia-
ment House! We have a meet-
ing arranged with the PM!”
It was scheduled for 11
o’clock. I had no clue for how
much time the meeting was
slotted but when I went there
I realized it was seven and a
half minutes before the next
meeting. I went in there and
then I started talking. I re-
membered the advice of a
couple of friends who were
preparing me for the meet-
ing. They told me “You
would probably
need to speak
for 5 to 6 minutes. Nobody is
going to listen to you for so
long! So go prepared!”
As I go in for this meeting,
the first thing is that he
makes me feel so warm. He
asked me to pose for a photo-
graph as his social media
team was there, and then he
says “Bolo Gopi, kya hai?
(Yes Gopi! Tell me what it
is.” And then I started talk-
ing. I actually spoke for 9
minutes. I was sur-
prised at my own self! I
could not remember
speaking continu-
ously like this to
someone, one-on-
one, at a person-
al level in this
way. People
always say
that he is a
great orator.
I think, he is
a bigger, bet-
ter listener.
And that is the
point that peo-
ple actually miss
out. He is somebody
who did not interrupt
me, at all, for 9 minutes.
And at seven and a half min-
utes, the door opened, he just
glanced at his watch, and
then he nodded and the per-
son went off. And then the
meeting continued till about
15 minutes. So I think one of
the most striking qualities
you realize is his ability to
listen and his warmth. In a
one-on-one interaction I real-
ized that this is phenomenal.
Then I remember something
very vividly. He took out his
pen and a small notepad, and
wrote something. And then
that was it! I came out.
And it was amazing that
for eight months back to back
he spoke about “Sports for
All.” When you look at gov-
ernment policies, whether it
is Khelo India, Fit India,
Yoga Day, it is all around
Sports for All! If PM Modi
says something, it makes a
difference. He knows how to
make a difference!
Today I have realized, more
than then, that the Prime
Minister, with his kind of
problems, actually had so
much of time and detail to
figure this out. I remember
this time, when I won the in-
ternational Olympic Award
for being the coach of the
year, I asked once again for
permission to meet him. It
was 3 o’clock and I enquired
at his office if it was even pos-
sible to meet sir. I could come
at some other appropriate
time as well. And the answer
I get is that “I could come at 9
in the morning!” I was elated
and shocked. He had been on
that long tour abroad where
he was visiting seven coun-
tries in seven days and was
landing back at 4 am. Be-
tween 4 am and 9 am too he
was super tied up. He visited
Arun Jaitley’s family as Jait-
leyji had passed away. Nor-
mally one would expect a per-
son to be super tired at 9 am
who has just done so much in
the past week, and here he
was – as fresh an apple! Well,
glowing is the word. He spent
15 minutes and I was almost
feeling guilty. You are in a
hurry
. You have ten things to
do. But he is there, sitting in
front of you and telling you
that he has no other work but
to listen to you. You know, it
is this quality that makes you
feel as though you are super
important. It makes you feel
like he has no other work
more important than actual-
ly being with you. I think it is
this quality of PM Modi that
is unbelievable! It is almost
sage-like.
In one of the functions re-
cently, in India the typical
tendency is that most of the
officials are sitting and the
players are standing. You
could see on his face that he
was not liking what was hap-
pening. But he is PM Modi.
He immediately figured out a
way and quickly made it a
point that he met each of the
players personally. That
again is something supreme-
ly remarkable. For me, I
know one thing. Even if he is
in a crowd, he connects with
each one of the crowd! His
warmth can never leave any
one untouched.
TO BE CONTINUED...
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UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI - PART 22
‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’
T
‘WHEN I MET MODI, HE DID NOT
INTERRUPT ME FOR 9 MINUTES’
P
MO called up and said “Done! Come to
the Parliament House! We have a meeting
arranged with the PM!” It was scheduled
for 11 o’clock. I had no clue for how much
time the meeting was slotted but when I went
there I realized it was seven and a half minutes
before the next meeting. He is somebody who
did not interrupt me, at all, for 9 minutes.
People always say that he is a great orator. I
think, he is a bigger, better listener.
‘MODI’S WARMTH CAN NEVER
LEAVE ONE UNTOUCHED’
I
n one of the functions recently, in India,
most of the officials were sitting and the
players were standing. We could see on
his face that he was not liking what was
happening. But he is PM Modi. He immediately
figured out a way and quickly made it a point
that he met each of the players personally. For
me, I know one thing. Even if he is in a crowd,
he connects with each one of the crowd! His
warmth can never leave any one untouched.
The Phenomenal Prime Minister: A bigger,
better listener than the orator he is!
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
It was amazing that for 8
months back to back Modi
spoke about “Sports for All.”
When you look at government
policies, whether it is Khelo
India, Fit India, Yoga Day, it is
all around Sports for All! If PM
says something, it makes
a difference. He knows
how to make a difference!
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New Delhi (PTI): Un-
ion Sports Minister
Anurag Thakur on Fri-
day assured the Lok
Sabha that traditional
sports such as Mal-
lakhamb, Thang Ta, Yo-
gasana, Gatka and
Kalpetta will soon go
international, and the
ministry will open 1,000
Khelo India centres
across the country by
August 15 next year.
As the LS resumed on
Thursday debate on
sports and the steps
taken by the govern-
ment in this regard, sev-
eral MPs urged the gov-
ernment to create
sports infrastructure in
rural areas and initiate
measures to include ru-
ral youth in selections.
In his reply on Friday
,
Thakur said govt is fo-
cused towards identify-
ing talent from the ru-
ral areas and training
them to become inter-
national athletes.
He said the demand is
that Khelo India centres
must be opened in rural
areas. “We will start
with opening 1,000 Kh-
elo India centres. The
process for 733 such
centres has already
started and by next Au-
gust 15, we will finish
the work of opening
1,000 Khelo India cen-
tres,” the minister said.
He recalled PM
Modi’s remark that
when a sportsman wins
in a game, it gives Indi-
ans a chance to cele-
brate the concept of
“Ek Bharat Shreshtha
Bharat”.
UNION MIN NITYANAND SAYS THAT THE WORLD’S LARGEST FOOD SECURITY
SCHEME GAREEB KALYAN ANNA YOJNA COVERED 80 CR BENEFICIARIES
Mission of Modi government's welfare
schemes boon for poor: Union MoS Rai
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Union Min-
ister of State for Home
Affairs Nityanand Rai
on Friday described the
welfare schemes of the
Narendra Modi govern-
ment as a “boon” while
highlighting the effec-
tiveness of various
schemes rolled out for
the underprivileged.
Rai said that the
world’s largest food secu-
rityschemeGareebKaly-
anAnnaYojnacovered80
crore beneficiaries.
About the Pradhan
Mantri Garib Kalyan
Ann Yojana (PMGKAY)
which was implement-
ed in April 2020 amid
the COVID pandemic,
he said, “The govern-
ment has spent approxi-
mately Rs. 3.45 lakh
crore so far and another
Rs. 44,762 Crore will be
spent till December
2022 taking the total ex-
penditure under PM-
GKAY to nearly Rs. 3.91
lakh crore,” Rai said.
“This will cover near-
ly 80 crore beneficiaries
across India and like be-
fore would be fully
funded by the
Government of India,”
he added.
Mentioning the Jan
Dhan Yojana, the Minis-
ter said that as on Au-
gust 2022, more than
46.25 crore benefi-
ciaries banked under
PMJDY since inception,
amountingtoRs1,73,954
crore as part of finan-
cial inclusion to sup-
port the overall eco-
nomic development of
marginalised sections
of society
.
“PMJDY accounts
grow 3-fold from 14.72
crores in March 2015 to
46.25 crore as on August
10, 2022. 56 per cent Jan-
Dhan account holders
are women and 67 per
cent Jan Dhan accounts
in rural and semi-urban
areas” he said.
He said that the Modi
governmenthasfocused
on the health of poor
people across the coun-
try and their welfare.
The schemes of the
Centre in Bihar are not
being implemented
properly, the Bihar
government has returned
18,000 crores for every
household water tap
scheme but The Modi
government is determined
to uplift the poor and
eliminate every obstacle
that comes in it.
Nityanand Rai
Union MoS for Home Affairs
The schemes of the
Will take traditional
sports int’l, says Thakur
WINTER SESSION
KUDANKULAM N-PLANT’S 4 UNITS
WILL BE COMPLETED BY 2027: SINGH
New Delhi: The remaining four 1000 MW units of
Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant will be completed
by 2027, said Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State
(Independent Charge) Science Tech-
nology, Atomic Energy and Space. In a
statement laid on the table of the Rajya
Sabha in reply to a question, Jitendra
Singh said, “At present, Kudankulam
Nuclear Power Plant Units 1 and 2 of
1000 MW capacity each are already
in operation and the remaining four
units of 1000 MW each are under construction.” “On
their progressive completion, the full capacity of the
Kudankulam site of 6000 MW is expected to be reached
by the year 2027,” he said. The projected installed ca-
pacity of the Kudankulam site is 6000 MW, comprising
of six nuclear power reactors of 1000 MW capacity each.
GOVT SHOULD DISCUSS INDIA-CHINA
BORDER ISSUES IN PARL: CONGRESS
New Delhi: Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury
on Friday said that the government should discuss
the border issues between India and China instead of
reciting about G20. “In Ladakh, the
Chinese Army has infiltrated and made
over 200 shelters with accommodation
facilities. Now, our Army isn’t allowed
to patrol in farther areas, If this goes
like this then the situation might get
tense at Siachen Glacier,” Chowdhury
told ANI. “It’s imperative that govern-
ment discuss the situation of India-China border issues
(in Parliament) instead of reciting G20,” he said. The
Congress leader criticised the government’s November
2016 decision to demonetise high-value currency notes,
claiming the move did not meet the desired goals as
cash in circulation and fake currency have gone up.
INDIA’s CANCER CASES PROJECTED
TO INCREASE BY 12.8%: MANDAVIYA
New Delhi: The estimated number of cancer cases
in the country in 2020 was 13,92,179 and it is pro-
jected to increase by 12.8%, Union Health Minister
Mansukh Mandaviya informed
LS citing National Cancer Registry
Programme data.Responding to
a question, he said patients with
cancer are getting treatment at
various health facilities, includ-
ing district hospitals, medical
colleges, central institutes like
AIIMS and private hospitals.Relevant data related to
patients registered for treatment is maintained by
institutions hospitals. Under RAN, financial assis-
tance is provided to patients belonging to families
living below poverty line, suffering from major life
threatening diseases for treatment, he said.
BJP RESPECTS ALL INSTITUTIONS:
RIJIJU ON JUDICIAL APPT ROW
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing winter session of the
parliament, Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Fri-
day took a jibe at the Opposition over the Congress’
adjournment motion notice on the
Centre’s confrontation with the ju-
diciary and said that BJP respects
all institutions of the country. “We
aren’t like the Congress party that
overturns everything and captures
institutions. BJP respects all
institutions of the country,” said
Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju. His remarks came
after Congress MP Manish Tewari gave an adjourn-
ment motion notice in Lok Sabha to discuss “the
confrontation with the judiciary brought to the fore
by recent statements made by various Government
functionaries, including the Union Law Minister.”
‘Noreportofstarvationdeathsfromstates,UTs’
New Delhi (PTI):
There is no report of
starvation deaths from
states and Union Terri-
tories, the government
informed the Lok Sab-
ha on Friday
.
Responding to a ques-
tion, Union Women and
Child Development Min-
isterSmritiIranisaidthe
GlobalHungerIndexdid
not reflect India’s true
picture as it was a flawed
measure of “hunger”.
It should not be taken
at face value as it is nei-
therappropriatenorrep-
resentative of hunger
prevalent in a country
,
she said.India ranked
107th of 121 countries in
theGlobalHungerIndex
- 2022 with its child wast-
ing rate, at 19.3 per cent,
being the highest in the
world. Responding to
another question, Irani
provided data as per
which 140,575 children
went missing since 2019
and 125,445 children had
been recovered during
the same period.
Global Hunger Index (GHI) does not reflect
India’s true picture as it is a flawed measure
of ‘Hunger’. It should not be taken at
face value as it is neither appropriate nor
representative of hunger prevalent in a country.
Smriti Irani, Union Women Child Development Minister
Whether it is paralympics,
deaf olympics or summer
olympics, we have won
most medals. Seven in
the Olympics, 19 in the
paralympics and 16
in the deaf olympics.
We worked towards
changing perceptions
towards sports.
Anurag Thakur
Union Sports Minister
Whether it is paralympics,
‘Noreportofstarvationdeathsfromstates,UTs’
Global Hunger Index (GHI) does not reflect
India’s true picture as it is a flawed measure
of ‘Hunger’. It should not be taken at
face value as it is neither appropriate nor
representative of hunger prevalent in a country.
HIGHLIGHTS
MANISH
TEWARI GIVES
ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE IN LS ON
FACE-OFF WITH
JUDICIARY
LS TAKES UP
DISCUSSION
UNDER RULE
193 ON NEED TO
PROMOTE SPORTS
IN INDIA
CHIRAG PASWAN RAISES IN LOK
SABHA ISSUE OF ‘RISING’ CRIMES
AGAINST DALITS IN BIHAR
Nityanand Rai
Anurag Thakur
Smriti Irani
INDIA
05
MEETING FOR A PURPOSE
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann meets with Union Home Minister Amit Shah regarding
the shifting of the barbed wire on the border, strengthening the police force to prevent the
ever-increasing incidents of drones and other issues, in New Delhi on Friday. Mann also
pointed out that 2 important state bills stipulating harsher punishment for perpetrators of
sacrilege were pending since 2018, awaiting Presidential assent. —PHOTO BY ANI
Rajnath, Yediyurappa, Munda central observers
for BJP MLAs’ meet to pick Gujarat CM today
New Delhi (PTI): Sen-
ior BJP leaders Rajnath
Singh, B S Yediyurappa
and Arjun Munda were
appointed on Friday as
central observers for
the meeting of party’s
new MLAs in Gujarat to
pick the next CM.
The BJP registered a
historic victory in Gu-
jarat on Thursday by
clinching 156 seats in
the 182-member House.
The BJP has called a
meeting of its newly
elected legislators to-
day morning to elect
legislature party leader
who will be the next
CM.BJPhasannounced
earlier that Bhupendra
Patel will continue as
its CM in the state.
Bhupendra Patel submits his
resignation to Acharya Devvrat
Gandhinagar (ANI):
Gujarat CM Bhupendra
Patel submitted his res-
ignation to Governor
Acharya Devvrat after
BJP registered a his-
toric win in State As-
sembly polls ahead of
formation of his new
government.
Patel will take oath as
CM again on Dec 12,
BJP state president CR
Paatil said that PM Nar-
endra Modi Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah will attend the
swearing-in. Patel vis-
ited the Raj Bhavan in
Gandhinagar to tender
his resignation after
swept Gujarat polls.
Bhupendra Patel (3rd L) with State BJP President CR Patil and
other ministers, meets Governor Acharya Devvrat to tender
resignation of his government, in Gandhinagar on Friday.
Rajnath Singh B S Yediyurappa Arjun Munda

INDIA
06
New Delhi (ANI):
Global news outlets
have widely reported on
the landslide victory of
BJP in Gujarat where
PM Narendra Modi led
a campaign to a record
win on his home turf.
On Thursday, the rul-
ing BJP recorded a his-
toric win in Gujarat,
winning 156 seats. The
BJP’s 7th consecutive
Assembly poll win in
Gujarat is also its big-
gest since the founding
of this state in 1960. The
Straits Times of Singa-
pore, the Nik-
kei Asia,
Al Ja-
zeera, etc
were
among the
g l o b a l
publica-
tions which
displayed pho-
tographs of jubi-
lant celebrations
of BJP’s win.
British publication
The Guardian reported
that PM Modi had given
a significant boost to
BJP, a sign of party’s
enduring popularity
before a general poll
due in 2024.
Noting how
BJP has not
lost a Gujarat
assembly poll
since 1995, Ja-
pan’s Nikkei Asia at-
tributed this win to PM
Modi’s popularity in
Gujarat.
Jawaharlal
Nehru Universi-
ty prof Ajay Gu-
davarthy told Al
Jazeera that BJP’s
comfortable win in
Guj shows a
d e e p e r
consoli-
dation
o f
Hindu
vote.
ON A WINNING SPREE
PM CHAIRS VIDEO MEETING OF
GUVs, CMs LGs TO DISCUSS
INDIA’S G20 PRESIDENCY
PM Narendra Modi chaired a video meeting
of Governors CMs of States Lt Gover-
nors of UTs to discuss aspects relating to In-
dia’s G20 Presidency. PM in his remarks stated
that India’s G20 Presidency belongs to the
entire nation, and is a unique opportunity to
showcase the country’s strengths. He empha-
sised the importance of teamwork, sought
cooperation of States / UTs in the organisation
of various G20 events. He pointed out that G20
Presidency would help showcase parts of India
beyond conventional big metros, thus bringing
out uniqueness of each part of our country.
Historic win of PM’s BJP in Guj grabs global headlines
Arvind Kejriwal
failed to make
inroads in Gujarat!
Pratibha Singh among
5 IAS transferred in UP
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: 5 IAS offic-
ers have been trans-
ferred in the bu-
reaucracy of
Uttar Pradesh
wherein, IAS
Pratibha Singh
has been trans-
ferred to the po-
sition of Joint
Magistrate in Amroha.
Moreover, IAS Pratibha
Singh’s Telangana
cardre has changed to
UP on marital ground
after which the appoint-
ment department has
accorded her first post-
ing while her husband
IPS Aditya Lehenga is
posted as SP Amroha.
IAS AV Raja
Mauli has been
made UP’s new
Secretary,
Home; while IAS
Rajesh Kumar
has been re-
moved from Di-
rector, Social Welfare
and made Special Secre-
tary, Revenue.
Additionally, IAS
Khempal Singh
has been made Special
Secretary
.
Shamsher Singh
New Delhi: Before the
assembly elections in
Gujarat, it seemed that
Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam
Aadmi Party would cut
some votes of the BJP as
well, but it could not do
so. On the contrary, in
the fight between
Arvind Kejriwal and
Congress, BJP’s sup-
porters became more
united and BJP’s vote
percentage went above
53 percent. In fact,
Arvind Kejriwal played
the game of Hindutva in
the Gujarat elections.
He and other leaders of
his party did not speak
anything on the release
of the rapists of Bilkis
Bano and on the contra-
rysaidthatitisnottheir
issue. Kejriwal took the
bet of putting the pic-
ture of Ganesha and
Lakshmi on the Indian
currency i.e. Rupee in
between the elections.
But neither of the two
bets worked for Kejriwal
in Gujarat. His appeal to
the pro-BJP Hindu vot-
ers did not work. That’s
whyBJP’svoteincreased
from 49 percent last time
to 53 percent. This also
proved that people are
not yet ready to accept
AAP
. They have the op-
tion of BJP as a party
and Narendra Modi and
Amit Shah as Hindu
leaders, so no one else
can be accepted, at least
infrontof them.Itispos-
sible that Kejriwal’s ap-
peal may have worked in
other states outside Gu-
jarat, but in Gujarat he
could not cut BJP’s vote
and by cutting more
than 13 percent votes of
Congress, he still could
not achieve much.
New Delhi (PTI): Sev-
eral Congress leaders,
PM Narendra Modi and
leaders across the po-
litical sides greeted for-
mer party chief Sonia
Gandhi on her birthday
on Friday, December 9,
2022, with AICC presi-
dent Mallikarjun
Kharge saying her in-
domitable spirit in the
wake of adversity has
inspired millions.
The former Congress
president is in Ra-
jasthan on her 76th
birthday and is spend-
ing time with her chil-
dren Rahul Gandhi and
Priyanka Gandhi
Vadra.In a tweet, Mr.
Kharge said, Extend-
ing my warm birthday
greetings to CPP Chair-
person, Smt. Sonia Gan-
dhi ji. Her grace, dedi-
cation, indomitable
spirit and dignity in the
wake of adversity has
inspired millions. I
wish her a long and
healthy life.
The Congress, from
its official Twitter han-
dle, said, Warm birth-
day wishes to Smt Sonia
Gandhi who epitomises
sacrifice, courage
dedication. Her sense
of duty and grace is an
inspiration.
Several top Congress
leaders including party
gen secy organisation
KC Venugopal, Sachin
Pilot, Randeep Surjew-
ala and Shashi Tharoor,
wished Ms. Sonia Gan-
dhi on her birthday
.
Modi, others greet Sonia on her B’day
Dehradun (PTI): Pres-
ident Droupadi Murmu
on Friday asked IAS
trainees at Mussoorie
to be sympathetic to
the deprived sections
when they play a role in
policy-making as civil
servants and asserted
that real development
is achieved only when
all stakeholders are
taken along.Address-
ing the trainee officers
at the concluding cere-
mony of the Lal Baha-
dur Shastri National
Academy Of Adminis-
tration’s 97th founda-
tion course, she said
the trainee officers of
the academy are in a
position to translate In-
dia of their dreams
into a reality.
Civil service is the
path to serving the na-
tion. It is a principle-
based career in which
character plays a sig-
nificant role the presi-
dent said. “You must
always carry with you
the academy’s motto
which says character is
the highest virtue.”
“You are going to play a
vital role in the coun-
try’s policy-making pro-
cess over the next 25
years. If you are sensi-
tive to the needs of the
deprived sections you
will achieve your goal.
Real development
comes about only when
all stakeholders are
taken along.“Setting
the country on the path
of progress is both your
Constitutional respon-
sibility moral duty,”
said the president, who
is on her first visit to
hill state after assum-
ing office. “ I appeal to
you to implement the
government’s environ-
ment conservation pro-
grammes with total
dedication,” she said.
‘Besympathetictoneeds
ofdeprivedsections’
PREZ TO IAS TRAINEES
President Droupadi Murmu presents a degree to a student during
the 3rd convocation of Doon University, in Dehradun, Friday.
You should perform in such a man-
ner that when you open your time
capsule in 2047 you have the satis-
faction of having achieved your targets.
—Droupadi Murmu, President
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi: The SC on Friday directed the Centre and the
National Medical Commission (NMC) to find out a solu-
tion to accommodate those undergraduate
medical students who have returned from
foreign countries like Ukraine and China,
saying their career will be left in lurch if no
solution is found at this stage. A bench of
justices B R Gavai Vikram Nath said if
necessary, Centre may appoint a panel of experts to find
a solution to problem of students. The top court said it
hoped Centre will give due importance to its suggestion.
Shillong (PTI): Meghalaya HC has ordered an interim stay
on physical demarcation on ground in connection with an
inter-State border pact signed by Megha-
laya CM Conrad K Sangma his Assam
counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma had
in March signed an MoU for demarcating
border in at least six of 12 contested loca-
tions that often raised tensions between
two States. Justice HS Thangkhiew ordered interim stay
till next date of hearing on February 6, 2023, on a petition
filed by four ‘traditional chiefs’ of Meghalaya.”
New Delhi (PTI): SC
slapped a cost of Rs
25,000 on a petitioner
who had sought com-
pensation of Rs 75 lakh
from Google India for
ads shown on YouTube
which allegedly had
explicit content.While
dismissing PIL, the
apex court termed as
“atrocious” the PIL filed
by a MP resident who
claimed that ads diverted
him he could not clear
a competitive exam.
New Delhi (PTI): SC
asked army to put its
‘house in order’ saying
that it has not been “fair”
to women officers alleg-
ing delay in promotions
after being granted per-
manent commission. A
bench comprising CJ D Y
Chandrachud Justice P
S Narasimha was hearing
a PIL of 34 women of-
ficers alleging that junior
male officers are being
considered over them for
promotions.
FOREIGN RETURNED MED STUDENTS: SC
DIRECTS CENTRE, NMC TO RESOLVE ISSUE
HC ORDERS INTERIM STAY ON ASSAM-
MEGHALAYA BORDER PACT
SC REJECTS PIL
SEEKING ` 75 L
COMPENSATION
ARMY NOT BEING
FAIR TO WOMEN
OFFICERS: SC
CRUCIAL READ
EX-ANDAMAN TOP
OFFICER NARAIN,
ACCUSED IN RAPE
CASE, HOSPITALISED
ABNORMAL SOUND
FROM WHEELS:
VANDE BHARAT
HALTED IN UP
TRS IS NOW BRS OFFICIALLY
INDRANI’S PIL TO RECALL WITNESS
ATTEMPT TO PROLONG TRIAL, SAYS CBI
Port Blair (PTI): Former
CS of Andaman Nicobar
Islands Jitendra Narain,
accused of involvement
in an alleged gang-rape
case, was admitted at GB
Pant Hospital in Port Blair
after he complained of
chest discomfort and fever
on Thursday night.Police
sources said, doctors at
GB Pant examined him
and decided to admit
him for few more health
check-ups. Narain was in
Jail custody at Prathrapur
District correctional center
in connection with rape of
a 21-year-old woman.
Prayagraj (Agencies):
Varanasi-bound Vande
Bharat Express (train
number 22436) was
halted at Bharwari railway
station, in UP's Kausham-
bi district under Prayagraj
division of North Central
Railway on Friday after
the loco pilot heard some
abnormal sound from the
wheels of this self-pro-
pelled train.
Hyderabad (PTI): Marking the formal launch of TRS into
national politics, party supremo and Telangana Chief Minister
K Chandrasekhar Rao on
Friday unfurled the flag
of Bharat Rashtra Samiti
(BRS) in the wake of the
ECI approving the name
change of TRS as BRS.
Rao hoisted the BRS
flag at the party headquarters here. Earlier, he signed on the
papers concerned about the name change of TRS as BRS.
Mumbai (PTI): CBI told a special court that plea by Indrani
Mukerjea, a prime accused in Sheena Bora murder case, to
recall witness Rahul Mukerjea at a future date is an attempt
to prolong trial as she is out on bail. CBI, in its written
response to Indrani’s PIL, said that her application was ‘not
maintainable.’ Mukerjea has already deposed as a witness
was cross-examined by Indrani’s lawyer Ranjeet Sangle.
RAIN FURY
RAIN FURY
IN CHENNAI
IN CHENNAI
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Birthday greetings to
Smt. Sonia Gandhi Ji.
Praying for her long
and healthy life.
First India Bureau
Chennai: The IMD
said Mandous lay cen-
tered 440km southeast
of Chennai and may
weaken into a cyclonic
storm by forenoon on
December 9. “The cy-
clone interacts with
the sea surface tem-
perature, surrounding
and upper atmosphere
and the weather is
meant to change con-
tinuously,” said S Bal-
achandran, deputy di-
rector general, IMD,
Chennai. IMD has is-
sued a red alert for
Kancheepuram, Chen-
galpet and Villupuram
for December 9 as
these districts are like-
ly to receive extremely
heavy rainfall (21cm
or more) at one or two
places. The agency is-
sued an orange alert to
eight districts today.
Chennai and Tiruval-
lur are likely to re-
ceive heavy to very
heavy rainfall (7 cm to
20 cm) on December
10. The government,
meanwhile, said it was
prepared for emergen-
cy situations. 12 state
and national disaster
response force units
had reached districts
likely to be hit. Govt
buses will not be oper-
ated at night. Public
has been advised not to
visit beaches.
T
T
T
NDRF, SDRF TEAMS DEPLOYED
All precautionary measures have been
taken by govt the officers are
regularly monitoring the
situation. Govt will ensure protec-
tion of the people. District-wise
monitoring of the cyclone is being
done. I request people to fol-
low govt orders cooperate
with us. —MK Stalin, TN CM
Arvind Kejriwal
Sonia Gandhi
PM Narendra Modi
CYCLONE MANDOUS
CYCLONE MANDOUS
Houses swept away by the sea
waves due to cyclone Mandous,
in Puducherry on Friday.
—PHOTO
BY
PTI
—PHOTO BY PTI

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राजस्ान सरकार
वन ववभाग
क्रमांक: प. 1 (6) वन/2022 जयपुर दिनांक : 22 FEB 2022
प्रधान मुख्य वन संरक्षक (HoFF)
राजस्ान, ज्यपुर।
ववष्य:- Diversion of 0.6926 ha. forest land in favour of Municipal Council Jhunjhunu for
Laying of Pipe Line From STP to Along SH_8 and Soti Road in Beed Jhunjhunu used
by Agricultural Proposes Near by Villages at District-Jhunjhunu (Rajasthan) (FP/RJ/
IRRIG/122392/2021)
संदभ्भ:- आपका पतांक एफ 14 (466/40)2021 / एफसीए / प्रमुवस / 3680 दिनांक 16.12.2021
महोिय,
उपरोक्त दवषयान्तर्ग्त संिद््ग्त प्रस्ताव में अदिशाषी अदिकारी, नरर पररषि झुनझुनू द्ारा वन संरक्षण अदिदनयम 1980 के अन्तर्ग्त
सामानय सवीकृद्त के ्तह्त िारा-2 में वन और कृदष के दिए एस.टी.पी. उपचारर्त पानी के पुनः उपयोर के दिए बीड क्षषेत में यू.पी.वी.सी.
पाईप िाइन दबछानषे हषे्तु 0.6926 हषेकटयर वन ्ूदम प्रतयाव्त्गन की सवीकृद्त चाही रई है। नोडि अदिकारी वन संरक्षण अदिदनयम द्ारा प्रस्तु्त
दकयषे रयषे प्रस्ताव पर दवचारोपरान्त प्रस्ताव पर वन संरक्षक अदिदनयम 1980 के अन्तर्ग्त िारा -2 में सामानय सवीकृद्त बाब्त जारी दिशा-
दनिदेशों के पररपषेक्य में Diversion of 0.6926 ha. forest land in favour of Municipal Council Jhunjhunu for Laying of
Pipe Line From STP to Along SH_8 and Soti Road in Beed Jhunjhunu used by Agricultural Proposes Near by
Villages at District- Jhunjhunu (Rajasthan) की सैद्ानन्तक सवीकृद्त दबना दकसी वृक्ष के पा्तन सदह्त दनम्न श्ततों के अधयिीन
प्रिान कर्ती है :
1. वन ्ूदम की वैिादनक नसथिद्त में कोई पररव्त्गन नहीं होरा।
2. प्रतयावद्त्ग्त वन ्ूदम का उपयोर दकसी अनय प्रयोजन के दियषे नहीं दकया जावषेरा।
3. याचक दव्ार द्ारा पररयोजना के दनमा्गण एवं रख रखाव के िौरान आस पास के क्षषेत की वनसपद्तयों एवं जीव जन्तुओं को दकसी
प्रकार की क्षद्त नहीं पहुचाई जावषेरी एवं उनके संरक्षण हषे्तु समस्त उपाय दकयषे जावेंरषे।
4. प्रतयावद्त्ग्त क्षषेत में रोदप्त दकए जानषे वािषे को वृक्षों वन दव्ार की दबना पुवा्गनुमद्त के नहीं काटा जावषे। उक्त क्षषेत में रोदप्त पषेड
पररपकव होनषे पर वन दव्ार के होंरषे।
5. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा प्रस्तादव्त सथिि / वनक्षषेत के आस-पास मजिूरों / सटाफ के दिए दकसी ्ी प्रकार का कैमप नहीं िराया
जायषेरा।
6. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा दनमा्गण काय्ग के िौरान सथिि पर काय्गर्त मजिूरों / सटाफ को रसोई रैस / केरोदसन ्तषेि आपूद्त्ग की जायषेरी,
्तादक दनकटव्तती वनों को क्षद्त न हो।
7. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा प्रस्तादव्त वन्ूदम के अद्तररक्त आस-पास की वन्ूदम सषे / पर दनमा्गण काय्ग के िौरान दमट्ी / पतथिर
काटनषे या ्रनषे का काय्ग नहीं दकया जायषेरा।
8. Nagar Parishad Jhunjhunu will provide free of cost STP water for the plants of Beed Jhunjhunu
Conservation Reserve as per requirement of forest department Jhunjhunu.
9. The User agency will leave T Points at every Kilometer of pipeline for getting STP water of the Plants.
10. Treated water of STP will be used for plants and nursery in beed Jhunjhunu Conservation Reserve
(Total Area 1047.48 ha.)
11. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण, सैद्ानन्तक सवीकृद्त की पािना के साथि एफ.आर.ए. सदटदफफिकेट प्रस्तु्त करावषेरा। ्तिोपरान्त ही दवदिव्त
सवीकृद्त पर दवचार दकया जावषेरा।
12. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण व्त्गमान एवं ्दवषय में योजना पर िारू स्ी दनयम कानून ्तथिा दिशा दनिदेशों का पािन करषेरा।
13. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण के वयय पर वन दव्ार द्ारा शूनय सषे 10 वृक्षों का पा्तन होनषे पर 100 वृक्षों ्तथिा 10 सषे अदिक वृक्षों का
पा्तन होनषे पर पा्तन दकयषे जानषे वािषे वृक्षों का िस रुना संखया में वृक्षों का वृक्षारोपण एवं 10 वषतों ्तक रखरखाव दकया जायषेरा।
इस हषे्तु प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा व्त्गमान िरों को समादह्त कर्तषे हुयषे रादश वषेब पोट्टि OSMFWP (Online Submission
Monitoring of Forest Wildlife Clearence Portal) द्ारा सृदज्त ई-चािान द्ारा जमा की जायषेरी।
14. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा माननीय उच्च्तम नयायािय के ररट दपटीशन (दसदवि) 202 / 1995 के अन्तर्ग्त आई ए संखया 566
एवं ्ार्त सरकार के पत संखया 5-3 /2007-एफ.सी. दिनांक 05.02.2009 ्तथिा पत 12-2/2010 - CAMPA दिनांक
09.06.2016 में दियषे रए आिषेशानुसार शुद् व्त्गमान मूलय (एन.पी.वी.) की दनिा्गरर्त रादश जमा की जावषेरी। उपरोक्त अनुिषेशों
के अनुसार शुद् व्त्गमान मूलय ्तथिा िूसरी स्ी दनदियां प्रद्तपूद्त्ग पौिारोपण दनदि प्रबंिन ्तथिा योजना प्रादिकरण के ्तिथि्ग दनकाय
के वषेबपोट्टि OSMFWP द्ारा सृदज्त ई-चािान द्ारा जमा करायी जायषेरी। दजसके उपरां्त ई-चािान की छाया प्रद्त, जमा की रई
िनरादश का बैंक चािान / यूटीआर संखया / एनईएफटी नमबर की छाया प्रद्त सदह्त सैद्ानन्तक सवीकृद्त की अनुपािना आखया
(दजसमें जमा की रई रादश का मिवार दववरण हो) प्रषेदष्त की जाए ्तिोपरां्त दवदिव्त सवीकृद्त पर दवचार दकया जावषेरा।
15. प्रयोक्ता अद्करण इस आशय का वचनबद््ता प्रमाण पत प्रस्तु्त करेंरषे दक सक्षम स्तर सषे यदि एन.पी.वी. की िरों में बढो्तरी हो्ती
है ्तो बढी हुई िन रादश प्रयोक्ता अद्करण द्ारा दनयमानुसार जमा की जाएरी।
16. राजय सरकार द्ारा िी रई इस अनुमद्त का प्रबोिन संबंदि्त क्षषेतीय काया्गिय, वन एवं पया्गवरण मंतािय, ्ार्त सरकार द्ारा दकया
जा सकेरा।
17. ्ार्त सरकार के पतांक 7-23/2012/एफसी दिनांक 24.07.2013 सषे माननीय ग्ीन दरिबयूनि द्ारा दिनांक 07.11.2012 को
पारर्त दनण्गय की पािना प्रकरण में सुदनन्च्त की जायें ्तथिा प्रकरण में जारी सवीकृद्त को यूजर एजेंसी दहनिी एवं अंग्षेजी में
प्रकादश्त होनषे वािषे एक-एक समाचार पत में अक्षरशः प्रकादश्त करायें एवं जारी सवीकृद्त की प्रद्तयां सथिानीय दनकाय, पंचाय्त एवं
नररपादिका के राजकीय अदिकाररयों को सवीकृद्त प्रान््त के 30 दिन के अनिर उपिबि कराना सुदनन्च्त करें।
भवदी्य,
(बी. प्रवीण)
शासन सविव
HC orders protection
to live-in couple
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The High
Court ordered police pro-
tection to a man and his
girlfriend living in live-
in relationship. Manisha
and Dinesh Chauhan,
residents of Jodhpur,
had filed a petition in the
High Court through ad-
vocate Nikhil Bhandari
that they are living in a
live-in relationship. But
they expressed threat to
life and property from
Manisha’s family mem-
bers. High Court judge
Justice Pushpendra Sin-
gh Bhati gave the order
of police protection for
both of them.
State making provisions for farmers’
welfare through agri budget: Gehlot
Naresh Sharma
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: The State gov-
ernment is trying its
best to make necessary
provisions for the pros-
perity of farmers and
animalrearersthrough
the state’s first-ever
agriculture budget,
CM Ashok Gehlot said
on Friday
.
The state govern-
ment has taken a his-
toric decision of bring-
ing a separate agricul-
ture budget which will
be presented every
year to give maximum
benefits to the farmers,
he said while address-
ing a pre-budget dia-
logue with farmers,
cattle rearers, office
bearers of dairy un-
ions and representa-
tives of tribal areas at
the CM Office. Gehlot
said that suggestions
of common people are
important for a demo-
cratic government and
will be incorporated in
the agriculture budget.
CM Ashok Gehlot, Lal Chand Kataria, Mahenderjeet Singh Malviya, Govind Sharma Niranjan Arya,
Kuldeep Ranka, and Akhil Arora during the pre-budget dialogue meeting held at CMO on Friday.
WILL TAKE CARE OF WELFARE OF
FARMERS CATTLE HERDERS: CM
The CM said that agriculture, animal husbandry and
allied sectors are the pillars of the state’s GDP and
economy. “The state government is trying its best
to make necessary provisions for the prosperity of
farmers and animal rearers of the state through this
budget. We are trying our best to make such provi-
sions in the budget, which will increase the income of
the farmers and animal herders of the state and make
them happy,” Gehlot said in the meeting.
Our government has implemented
a scheme to meet the energy
requirements of the farmers by installing
solar panels in the fields to benefit them.
—Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister
Two of a marriage party die as
SUV overturns on Barmer highway
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Two passen-
gers of a Scorpio were
killed after the vehicle
got overturned on Bar-
mer-Chohtan highway.
The accident took place
on Friday late evening.
Vehicle was part of a
marriage procession. In
the incident four others
got injured. The de-
ceased were identified
as Chetanram Meghwal
(55) and Jogendra
Charan (26) both resi-
dent of Aalamsar vil-
lage.
On getting informed po-
lice reached at the spot.
Anil Kumar Bishnoi,
station house officer at
Sadar police station
confirmed the report.
The police said that
around six people were
travelling in the Scor-
pio vehicle.
The ill-fated Scorpio in which
victim and injured travelled.
BRIEF
in
in
BSF, PAKISTAN
RANGERS FIRE
ON BORDER
Sri Ganganagar:
There were reports
of firing on Indo-
Pak international
border on Friday
evening. The Pak
Rangers fired after
seeing the farmers
who had gone to
do farming across
the border. The BSF
jawans also fired
BSF jawans fired
at Binjore post.
On the informa-
tion of BSF, the
police left for the
spot. There was no
casualty. According
to the police, some
farmers usually go
across the border
for farming. Seeing
them on Friday, the
Pak rangers fired.
SAFELY RESCUED
PANTHER DIES
AT NAHARGARH
Jaipur: A panther
rescued from
Jamwaramgarh
and brought to
the rescue center
of Nahargarh
Biological Park
died. The panther
was rescued from
Jamwaramgarh
tehsil, tranquilized
and brought to the
rescue centre in
injured condition.
Panther’s postmor-
tem and cremation
will be done. The
staff said that the
panther had suf-
fered grievous inju-
ries and succumbed
to them despite
the best treatment
given to it.
Raj Foundation Day to be held at
Nairobi in Kenya on April 2, 2023
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Dr Sonveer
Singh, Founder and
President of the Ra-
jasthan Association of
Kenya, had an infor-
mal meeting with Com-
missioner, Rajasthan
Foundation, Dhiraj
Srivastava at Yojna
Bhawan in Jaipur on
Friday
.
Dr Singh informed
Srivastava about the
celebration of Ra-
jasthan Foundation
Day on April 2, 2023, in
Nairobi city of Kenya.
He informally invited
CM Ashok Gehlot, In-
dustry and Commerce
Minister, Shakuntala
Rawat, Rajasthan
Foundation Commis-
sioner and other senior
officials of the govern-
ment to attend the cel-
ebration.
Srivastava said that
Rajasthan Foundation
is working with the ob-
jective of connecting
migrant Rajasthanis
with their motherland
in accordance with the
vision and aim of the
CM Ashok Gehlot.
Keeping this objec-
tive in mind, Rajasthan
Foundation is expand-
ing its reach in Europe,
the US, the UK, Dubai,
Kenya and other coun-
tries where migrant
Rajasthanis are em-
ployed in large num-
bers.
Dr Singh said that on
the occasion of Raj
Foundation Day, Ra-
jasthanis living in Ken-
ya would be dressed in
traditional safas and
Rajasthani folk music
will be organised.
Dr Sonveer Singh and Dhiraj Srivastava meeting on Friday.

Plant the seeds of friendship,
invest time, energy
commitment to reap a rich
harvest of great friends.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: It seems that
Chief Minister Ashok
gehlot has made up his
mind to form new dis-
tricts in the state and it
is highly possible that
an announcement in
this regard may be
made in the next budg-
et session. This has
been hinted by the fact
that the state govern-
ment has called back
the Chairman of the
committee formed to
undertake the exercise
regarding new districts
- Ram Lubhaya - from
the USA immediately.
Ram Lubhaya had gone
to America for two
months to meet his
children there and was
scheduled to return in
January. The commit-
tee had to give its re-
port in March 2023.
But the Chairman is
now returning next
week and it is believed
that perhaps in the on-
going months, a report
will be submitted to the
government. Notably,
in March 2022, the Ge-
hlot government had
formed the committee
under the chairman-
ship of retired IAS
Ram Lubhaya and on
September 13, 2022, the
committee’s time was
further extended by six
months, till March
2023.
No new district has
been formed in Ra-
jasthan over the past 14
years as the last dis-
trict - Pratapgarh - was
formed by Vasundhara
Raje government on 26
January 2008. In 2014,
during the second ten-
ure of Vasundhara gov-
ernment, a committee
for new districts under
retired IAS Parmesh
Chandra was formed
and in 2018, the com-
mittee submitted its
report as well, but the
Gehlot government de-
nied accepting the re-
port and rather formed
a new committee under
Ram Lubhaya.
The Ram Lubhaya
committee has received
proposals for 51 new
districts and on an av-
erage one or two new
districts have been de-
manded from current
districts. Making so
many districts will not
be possible and the
state government has
to decide on how many
districts will have to be
formed.
Several ministers
and even MLAs have
been pressuring the
government to raise
the demand of a new
district in their respec-
tive area and over the
past one month the sit-
uation has become
more tense. MLA
Madan Prajapat has
been walking bare foot
over his demand to
make Balotra a district,
out of the current Bar-
mer district. Similarly,
minister Rajendra Ya-
dav has even issued a
threat that if by Janu-
ary 2023, Kothputli is
not declared a district,
he will resign from his
minister as well as leg-
islature privileges.
Similarly, Suresh
Modi has demanded
Neem Ka Thana, Rajen-
dra Gudha has de-
manded Udaipurwati,
Alok beniwal for Shah-
pura, Deependra Singh
for Sri Madhopur, Bab-
ulal Nagar for Dudu,
Nirmal Kumawat for
Sambhar Lake. The list
is extremely long.
Political analysts
claim that the state gov-
ernment, to pacify
their MLAs and minis-
ters and to set their po-
litical score, could an-
nounce new districts
soon. Sources reveal
that Balotra, Kothputli,
Phalodi, Deedwana,
Beawar and Bhiwadi
could be the half a doz-
en districts that can be
announced by the state
government.
State govt gearing up to forge new districts? Political ‘moves’ suggest so!
CHAIRMANSHIP OF G-20 IS A MATTER OF
PRIDE FOR WHOLE COUNTRY, SAYS CM
Mahesh Sharma
Jaipur: Thursday’s re-
sults have painted two
different pictures about
the voting preference of
people. However, that is
not where the difference
ends. In fact, the two
parties that came out
victorious have also cel-
ebrated in quite a differ-
ent manner!
BJP won a thumping
majority in Gujarat and
all old records were bro-
ken this time in Gujarat
elections. Party work-
ers and leaders alike
celebrated the win at
BJP HQ. PM Modi, Amit
Shah, JP Nadda and Ra-
jnath Singh reached the
headquarters. On the
other hand Congress
got majority in
Himachal and breaking
all the narratives, a tre-
mendous victory was
achieved in the election.
But the enthusiasm of
victory was not visible
in 10, Janpath, AICC in
Delhi or at Shimla.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Former Chief
Minister of Madhya
Pradesh Digvijay Singh
congratulatedtheAshok
Gehlot and Shanti Dha-
riwal team for the works
of urbandevelopmentin
the state and said that
Kota, the hometown of
Dhariwal, will become
an international level
tourist destination after
the recent works done
here. During his visit to
Kota on Friday, Singh
alongwithDhariwalvis-
ited the Chambal River-
front and Oxyzone and
took stock of Devnaray-
an Pashupalak Awasiya
Yojna.
Duringthis,whilesip-
ping tea at Kota’s
Citypark, Singh while
talking to First India
said that the city was
more beautiful than
what he had heard of.
Dhariwal took Singh
to the Chambal River-
front which is under
construction in Kota.
Singh praised the pro-
ject worth Rs 1000 crore.
Singhsaidthathewould
also discuss with Rahul
Gandhi about the devel-
opment work done in
Kota and the way the
ChambalRiverfrontwas
beingdeveloped.Hesaid
that the Gujarat and Sa-
barmati riverfront are
nothing before this.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
state budget may be
presented in the sec-
ond week of February.
The general budget of
the country is present-
ed on February 1 and
according to sources,
the government is pre-
paring to present the
state budget about a
week after the general
budget.
There are some pro-
visions in the state
budget on the basis of
the central budget. In
such a situation, the
state budget will be
presented only after
the central budget.
First India Bureau
Bundi: Rahul Gandhi’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra will
continue on its previ-
ously decided schedule
from Saturday and the
yatra will start at 8 am
instead of 6 am. The
yatra will start from
Gudli Chauraha at Kes-
horai Patan. Rahul Gan-
dhi will reach Bundi
from Sawaimadhopur
in the morning where
the yatra will be started
from and the yatra will
now enter a new dis-
trict, having covered
Jhalawar and Kota dis-
tricts till now.
The reserved day for
women in the Bharat
JodoYatrahasnowbeen
changedfromDecember
10 to December 12. Nota-
bly, Priyanka Gandhi
may also be involved in
the yatra on 12 Dec.a
Not much people turned out to celebrate Congress win in Himachal
Pradesh Polls and Sardarshahar bypoll on Thursday.
Digvijay Singh along with Shanti Dhariwal visited and explored
the river fronts of Kota on Friday.
MLA Rafeek Khan was appointed the incharge for Yatra’s Kota leg
during Dec 7 8, which witnessed a huge turnout.
One prolific, another
muted contained!
BharatJodoYatra:Marchtobegin
at8am;PGVtoattendonDec12
State budget to
be presented on
Feb 1: Sources
PM didn’t keep his promise of
doubling farmers’ income: CM
DigvijaySinghlaudsChambalRiverfront
Kota’s river front
will bring internat’l
recognition, says
Digvijay Singh
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Friday targeted Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi for not fulfilling
the promise of dou-
bling the income of the
farmers, saying that
the Centre should take
revolutionary steps
to that end.
ThePrimeMinister
talked about doubling
the income of the
farmers, but where is
it happening? The Cen-
tre should take revolu-
tionary steps. Talks
should be held with
states, Gehlot told re-
porters on Friday after
chairing a pre-budget
meeting with farmers.
He said that the Cen-
tre and the states to-
gether should make
such schemes and de-
velop such a thinking
that help farmers dou-
ble their income.
The CM said that we
want the Centre and
the Prime Minister to
givethe'righttohealth'
to everyone in the
country
. People should
not be forced to spend
money on treatment,
which should be free
for all, he said.
Referring to the his
govt'sflagshipschemes
Chiranjeevi Health
Scheme, Old Pension
Scheme he said that
there are some work
that the state and the
Centre can do together.
Responding a ques-
tion related to Con-
gress leaders' Sonia
Gandhi and Priyanka
Gandhi joining the
Bharat Jodo Yatra
with women, Gehlot
said, Bharat Jodo
Yatra has been very
successful. BJP is com-
pletely shaken by it
and worried. It has
adopted several tricks
to malign the yatra but
to no avail.
Jaipur (PTI): The Con-
gress’ poll promise of
restoring the old pension
system was a major factor
that helped the party win
the Himachal Pradesh
Assembly polls, CM Gehlot
said Friday. On Thursday,
the Congress wrested
Himachal Pradesh from
the BJP winning 40 seats
in the 68-member Assem-
bly in the hill state which
maintained its tradition of
not voting any incumbent
government to power
since 1985. “Congress has
won Himachal Pradesh.
The campaigning was
good and tickets were
distributed to suitable
candidates.” he said.
PROMISE OF OPS
HELPED US WIN IN
HIMACHAL: GEHLOT
Saradarshahar bypoll winnerAnil K Sharma meets CMAshok Gehlot
on Friday along with RTDC Chairman Dharmendra Rathore.
Jaipur (PTI): CM
Ashok Gehlot on Friday
welcomed the Supreme
Court’s recent observa-
tion that it is the Central
Govt’s duty to ensure that
food grains reach the last
man under the National
Food Security Act. He said
the Rajasthan govt has
been demanding that the
Centre expand the scope
of the NFSA on the basis
of the current population.
“It is our culture that no-
body goes to sleep empty
stomach,” the Supreme
Court said on Dec 6 and
asked the Central Govt to
see to it that foodgrains
under the NFSA reach
the last man. The court
was hearing on its own
a public interest matter
related to the plight of mi-
grant workers during the
COVID-19 pandemic and
the resultant lockdowns.
The Raj Govt provided
food to all during the
pandemic with the resolve
that “no one should sleep
hungry”, he said.
GEHLOT WELCOMES SC’S REMARK ON NAT’L FOOD SECURITY ACT
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said on
Friday that from inde-
pendence till today all
the Prime Ministers
have contributed in the
development of India.
He said that the chair-
manship of G-20 is a
matter of pride for the
country
.
“After independence,
India’s first Prime Min-
ister Pt. Jawaharlal
Nehru gave ideas of
global welfare like
Panchsheel principle
and Non-Aligned Move-
ment. The Non-Aligned
Conference was also
held in India. The mem-
ber countries of G-20
have a major share in
theworld’seconomyand
population. It is a great
platform to showcase
the country’s culture at
the global level. This
global summit is going
to leave an indelible
mark of Indian culture
ontheworldandbecome
a medium to realize the
vision that the coming
decade should be India’s
decade,” Gehlot said
while addressing the
meeting related to the
eventsrelatedtotheG-20
Summitunderthechair-
manship of PM Naren-
dra Modi through VC
from Chief Minister’s
Residence on Friday
.
During the meeting,
the Prime Minister
gave guidelines for doc-
umentation of all G-20
events, citing the exam-
ple of G-20 Sherpa meet-
ing held in Udaipur, so
that it can be used in
future events. Notably,
gratitudewasexpressed
for the arrangements
made by the Rajasthan
govt during the Sherpa
meeting in Udaipur,
hospitality, local cui-
sine and traditional Ra-
jasthani ways of wel-
coming the Sherpas.
Governor Kalraj Mishra during
the G-20 review meeting by
PM Modi on Friday. CM Ashok
Gehlot also attended the
meeting via VC from the CMR
on Friday.
PM Modi instructs
to document all
Udaipur events for
future reference
Jaipur: Governor Kalraj
Mishra participated on-
line from Raj Bhavan in
the meeting organized
under the leadership
of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi in
connection with the
preparations for the
chairmanship of 'G20'.
After attending the
meeting, he said that
for the first time after
Independence, the G20
is being led by PM
Narendra Modi. “This
is a very important and
rare opportunity,” he
said. Describing it as
a matter of pride, he
called for making it a
success with every-
one's cooperation.
GOVERNOR MISHRA:
THIS IS A VERY
IMPORTANT, RARE
OPPORTUNITY
RAJ PRAISED IN
G-20 MEETING
RAHUL’S TEAM APPRECIATES CM’S WORKS
Jaipur: Word is that Rahul Gandhi’s team is upbeat with posi-
tive inputs received by it recently. Along with Rajasthan entry,
RG’s team took input of plans and flagship schemes of Gehlot
government. The response to the decision of Chiranjeevi
Yojana, OPS, relief in electricity bills was good. Thus, team RG
is excited about the response to the flagship schemes and the
feedback received from the public is being studied in depth.
TWO PARTIES, TWO CELEBRATIONS...
Lubhaya committee
has received
proposals for 51 new
districts and atleast
one new districts
have been demanded
from current districts
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JAIPUR, SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 10, 2022
Avani Kakekochhi, from
Karnataka, one of the
First India queen
finalists talks about her
journey so far!
ADITI KUSHWAHA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
on’t let any-
one tell you
that you
can’t do
something.
E v e r y o n e
has a dream
and everyone should try
to pursue it. But don’t
limit yourself to just what
you think you can do.
What you believe, you can
achieve. What you believe,
recall, you can accom-
plish”. And that is what
Avani follows. Avani
Kakekochhi Bhat from
Karnataka is an Aero-
space engineer and one of
the finalists of the First
Indian Queen. In a tete-a-
tete with City First, Avani
shares about her life,
struggles and the journey
she took to get where she
is today.
When asked about her
passion an dinterests be-
sides modelling, the beauty
exclaimed “I love dancing
and am a professional
dancer by heart. I own a
danceacademycalledTray-
ee and am a co-owner of
Supram Industries along
with my dad.” The diva ex-
pressed her ambitions of
becoming a leader and en-
trepreneur in society
.
She further stated,
“Growing up in a humble
family
, I was bullied for the
wardrobe, the pouch I
owned and the way I ap-
peared. But I’ve learnt to
appreciate my humble be-
ginning and become the
school captain, won inter-
national awards and make
my school proud even to-
day. Also, I am one of the
youngest board members
at the KSEEB (Karnataka
Secondary Education Ex-
amination Board) and was
ranked 1 in Karnataka on
my Alankar Bharatanaty-
am exam. I am also a schol-
arship holder for dance.
My teaching experience at
an orphan’s home for 5
years now.”
When asked about her
aim, Avani said, “My aim is
to highlight about mental
health, nutrition and bring
about spiritual awareness
to help others who may be
struggling with similar is-
sues in life, because I truly
wish to transform lives.”
“D

SARA ASNANI,
Model
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
You are likely to have
fun at work today. A
changed lifestyle
promises good health.
You may not be in the
best of financial situations, but things
are likely to improve. Much excitement
is foreseen on the family front. There is
some scope of improving your scores
on the academic front.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You may get motivated
to shake a leg just to get
on the fitness trail. It will
be important to keep a
tab of your expenses
today. Some shuffling on the work front
is likely but will not affect you. Peace
and tranquillity prevail on the home
front and will help you unwind.
Romance seems on the upswing.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Job prospects for those
freshly out of profes-
sional institutes are set
to brighten up soon. A
positive outlook will
help you throw out the negativity
within. You will manage to ignore
distractions and interruptions at work
to complete a pending task in time. is
so miffed.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
This is the day to play
your winning card on
the professional front. A
lot of time may be
wasted in socialising,
but you will love every moment of it!
Time is ripe for investing in a scheme
you have been considering for long.
Your upbeat mood and a happy
demeanour will brighten atmosphere.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Sticking to workout
routine may benefit you
on the health front.
Meeting relatives at a
marriage or party cannot
be ruled out. Accompanying someone
you click with is likely to make your
business journey entertaining. Support
from the family may seem most
encouraging.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
Balancing act between
home and office will
remain most smooth
for working women.
You succeed in putting
an ambitious project on the tracks and
cross all hurdles in making it a
success. Love beckons and promises
to give immense joy and fulfillment.
Homemakers can exceed budget.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
A major purchase may
make a dent in your
savings, but will help in
keeping up with the
jonesses. Speculation
may not be profitable and you can very
well burn your fingers. Some of you
may get hard pressed to find a good
match for someone eligible in the family
down, Saturn will save you.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Homemakers will get a
chance to implement
their ideas. You are
likely to be recognised
for your efforts on the
professional front. Some of you can be
invited for guidance or consultancy.
Chance of a raise is possible for some.
Timely and correct decision will help
you in saving a lot of money.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
Satisfaction is foreseen
for the image conscious
people trying to achieve
perfect figure and
physique. You will
succeed in surmounting the odds to get
a stalled job back on the tracks. Your
efforts on the academic front will keep
you in contention. You are likely to
spend an enjoyable time.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will succeed and
move ahead in your
professional life, as the
year begins. Be careful,
though, as your daily
routine may be affected adversely.
Your boss may be the reason for your
annoyance. Pressure tactics can
infuriate you. Probably, by 5th or 6th,
you may think of taking up a new job.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Focussing on your
career graph at this
juncture will be a step
that will take you far. A
rethink is in order for
those going in for a heavy investment.
Recovering a loaned amount from
someone will not pose much difficulty.
You will manage to defuse tensions
prevailing at home.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Financial condition of
those down in the
dumps is set to
improve. Your
efficiency at work is
likely to impress those who matter at
work. Your biggest asset is your sense
of humor try to use it to cure your not
so good health. Spending time with
family.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
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ETC
ew Studies
use Cationic
Nanomateri-
als to Target
Fat. Nano-
technology
has recently
sparked con-
siderable in-
terest in a variety of
fields, including medi-
cine. South Africa (SA)
was the first African
country to adopt the
technology, with the
goal of improving the
national bioeconomy
and global competitive-
ness through the use of
innovative nanotechnol-
ogy-based solutions.
And as per this new in-
vention, nanotechnolo-
gy can now target lipid
molecules.
Obesityprevalencehas
steadily increased over
the last five decades, and
obesity may have a mas-
sive effect on quality-ad-
justed years of life. Obe-
sityisalsostronglylinked
to an increased risk of
all-cause, cardiovascular,
and cancer mortality
. De-
spite the serious conse-
quencesof obesity
,losing
weight can significantly
reducetheriskof thema-
jority of these comorbid
conditions. Comorbidi-
tiesmostcloselylinkedto
obesitymustbeidentified
in order to raise aware-
nessof potentialnegative
outcomes. This will ena-
blehealth-careworkersto
identify and implement
appropriate interven-
tions to reduce patient
risk and mortality
.
Fat cell development,
which begins with a tiny
fibroblast-like precur-
sor, not only activates
the fat cells' particular
genes but also causes
them to enlarge by accu-
mulating more lipids (in
adipocytes and adipose
tissue). In reality, lipid
storage is a fat cell's de-
fining role. However, ex-
cessive lipid storage can
make fat cells unhealthy
and lead to obesity
.
CATIONIC
NANOMATERIALS TO
TARGET FAT
Two new experiments
from Columbia Engi-
neering and Columbia
University Irving Med-
ical Center (CUIMC)
researchers may hold
the key to targeting
fat cells depot-specif-
ically and safely.
This technology in-
volves the use of
cationic nanomate-
rials that can target
specific loca-
tions of fat
and prevent
the harmful
buildup of
larger fat
cells. The ma-
terials modi-
fy fat instead
of de-
stroying it, like liposuc-
tion does.
CHALLENGES IN
TARGETING FAT CELLS
The lives of a lot of indi-
viduals will be simpli-
fied if scientists can tar-
get fat cells and securely
decouple harmful fat
accumulation from
healthy fat metabolism.
A significant obstacle in
the treatment of obesity
is that fat tissue, which
is not continuous
throughout the body but
is found piece by piece in
depots, has been diffi-
cult to target in a depot-
specific, precise manner.
There has never been
a mechanism to selec-
tively treat visceral adi-
pose tissue and contem-
porary subcutaneous fat
treatments, such as lipo-
suction, that are inva-
sive and destructive.
EFFECT OF P-G3
ON FAT CELLS
Then something strange
happened: P-G3 turned
off the lipid storage
mechanism in fat cells,
causing the mice to lose
weight. This was com-
pletely unexpected, con-
sidering the well-estab-
lished role of P-G3 in
neutralizing negatively
charged pathogens, such
as DNA and RNA cell de-
bris, in order to reduce
inflammation.
Our approach is
unique--It departs from
the pharmacological or
surgical approaches,
says Qiang, who special-
izes in obesity and adi-
pocyte biology
. We used
cationic charge to reju-
venate healthy fat cells,
a technique no one has
ever used to treat obesi-
ty. I think this novel
strategy will open the
door to a healthier and
safer reduction of fat.
The researchers no-
ticed in these two tests
that the cationic sub-
stance, P-G3, could do an
interesting thing to fat
cells: while it assisted
new fat cell develop-
ment, it also uncoupled
lipid storage from fat
cell housekeeping tasks.
Because it prevents larg-
er fat cells from storing
harmful lipids, the mice
had more metabolically
healthy, youthful, tiny
fat cells like those found
in newborns and ath-
letes. The researchers
discovered that this un-
coupling function of
P-G3 is also present in
human fat biopsies, in-
dicating the possi-
bility of trans-
lation in hu-
mans.
With P-G3, fat cells
can still be fat cells, but
they can't grow up, said
Leong, a pioneer in
using polycation to scav-
enge pathogens. Our
studies highlight an
unexpected strategy to
treat visceral adiposity
and suggest a new direc-
tion of exploring cati-
onic nanomaterials for
treating metabolic dis-
eases.
P-G3 FOR DRUG
DELIVERY, GENE
THERAPY, AND
AESTHETICS
Leong and Qiang see
various possibilities for
their ability to selective-
ly target visceral fat.
The biomaterials study
reveals a straightfor-
ward approach that
might be employed for
aesthetic objectives;
similar to Botox, P-G3
can be injected locally
into a specific subcuta-
neous fat depot. The re-
searchers, who have
filed patents, are cur-
rently modifying P-G3 to
improve its efficacy
, safe-
ty, and depot specificity
.
We're very excited to
discover that cationic
charge is the secret to
targeting adipose tis-
sue, Qiang said. We
can now shrink fat de-
pot-specifically—any-
where we want—and
safely without destroy-
ing fat cells. This is a
major advance in treat-
ing obesity.
With this new technol-
ogy in sight, obesity and
other linked co-morbidi-
ties can be managed
with ease.
DR. KRISHANGA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
N
LOSING WEIGHT
LOSING WEIGHT
NANO-TECHNOLOGY
NANO-TECHNOLOGY
can Now Assist you in
SOURCE: Nano-Technology can
Now Assist you in Losing Weight
(medindia.net)

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