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INDIA BEAT SA BY
7 WICKETS, WIN
SERIES 2-1
New Delhi: Shikhar
Dhawan-led India
defeated SA by 7 wickets
in the 3rd ODI in New
Delhi. With this, the Men
In Blue wrapped the
series 2-1. Chasing a
paltry 100 runs, Dhawan
and Shubman Gill got
India off to a strong start.
SC SNUBS ED PLEA
AGAINST BAIL TO
ANIL DESHMUKH
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court has dismissed ED’s
plea, seeking cancellation of
the medical bail granted to
former Maharashtra Home
Minister Anil Deshmukh
in the police bribery and
money laundering case.
Deshmukh was recently
granted bail in PMLA case.
AMIT SHAH IN BIHAR:
NITISH IS CM AFTER
CHANGING SIDES
Sitab Diara: Home Minister
Amit Shah is on a tour of
Bihar, on Tuesday, Shah
launched a stinging attack
on former BJP ally Nitish,
referring to frequent change
of coalition partners by Bihar
CM who has, nonetheless,
held on to power. P5
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Crucial
Crucial
Netaji Amar Rahein!
Moni Sharma
Saifai: Amid a sea of
people, including top
politicians, across the
country, Samajwadi
Party founder Mulayam
Singh Yadav was cre-
mated with state hon-
ours in his native vil-
lage in Etawah district
in Uttar Pradesh on
Tuesday. Mulayam, 82,
passed away on Monday
at Medanta hospital in
Gurugram at 8.16 am
after a prolonged ill-
ness. People chanted
“Netaji amar rahein” as
a vehicle carried the
mortal remains of Ya-
dav for his last rites.
LS Speaker Om Birla,
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh, Rajasthan
CM Ashok Gehlot,
Chhattisgarh CM Bhu-
peshBaghel,Jharkhand
CM Hemant Soren, ex-
AP CM Chandra Babu
Naidu, Bihar Dy CM
Tejashwi Yadav, Baba
Ramdev, Anil Ambani,
Actor Abhishek Bach-
chan & other dignitar-
ies paid last respect to
the socialist leader. P5
New Delhi: Roger Bin-
ny
, a member of the 1983
World Cup winning
team, on Tuesday filed
his nomination for the
post of president and is
likely to get top job un-
opposed, Board VP said.
Binny, 67, is so far the
only candidate to have
filed nomination for the
post and if no more can-
didate emerges, he will
replace as BCCI chief
onOctober18.JayShah,
son of HM Amit Shah,
will continue as BCCI
secy for his 2nd consec-
utive term. Shah will
also replace Ganguly as
India’s representative
at ICC Board. The only
Congressman in BCCI
cabinet is Rajeev Shuk-
la, who will continue as
VP
. Sports minister An-
urag Thakur’s younger
brother Arun will now
become IPL chairman.
2023 will feel
like recession:
IMF warns, cuts
India forecast
New Delhi: Interna-
tional Monetary Fund
on Tuesday cut India’s
2022 economic growth
forecast to 6.8% - down
from a January projec-
tion of 8.2% and in July
estimate of 7.4%. This
comes after the World
Bank this month down-
graded India’s project-
ed GDP for current fis-
cal to 6.5%. Last month
the Reserve Bank of
India said it expected a
real GDP of 7 per cent.
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BIG BLOW TO
MAMATA DIDI,
TMC MLA MANIK
ARRESTED BY ED
Kolkata: The ED on Tuesday formally arrested TMC
MLA and ex-president of WB Primary Education board
Manik Bhattacharya in connection with the teachers’
recruitment scam. Manik was held after questioning
him overnight on Monday in connection with the case.
CHILD STAR OF
INDIA’S OSCAR
ENTRY ‘CHHELLO
SHOW’ DIES
Ahmedabad: Rahul Koli was very much excited to
see “Chhello Show” (The Last Film Show), India’s
official entry to Oscars 2023, on screen, but days
before its release teenage actor who played role of
friend of protagonist in Guj film died of leukemia.
INFOSYS PREZ RAVI KUMAR RESIGNS, SAYS COMPANY
Mumbai: Infosys in a regulatory filing said that Ravi Kumar S,
president has resigned from the company on Tuesday. “The
Board of Directors placed on record deep sense of appreciation
for the services rendered by Ravi Kumar S,” the officials said.
BSE SENSEX 57,147.32 843.79 | NSE NIFTY 16,983.55 257.45
Binny files nomination for
BCCI Prez, Jay to be Secy
Roger Binny Jay Shah
CJI Lalit recommends Justice
Chandrachud as his successor
‘MAHAKAL LOK’
FOR MAHADEV!
New Delhi: Chief Jus-
tice of India (CJI) UU
Lalit on Tuesday recom-
mended the name of DY
Chandrachud, the sen-
ior-most judge of SC, to
Union govt as his suc-
cessor. CJI Lalit submit-
ted his letter of recom-
mendation after Union
govt, on October 7. CJI
Lalit, who was sworn in
on August 27 this year,
is set to retire on Nov 8.
Thereafter, on Novem-
ber 9, Justice Chandra-
chud will be sworn-in as
India’s 50th CJ. Justice
Chandrachud will have
a tenure of two years
and will demit office on
November 10, 2024.
Justice DY Chandrachud
NEW APPOINTMENTS
 Justice Prasann
Bhalachandra Varale
of the Bombay HC
appointed as the CJ of
Karnataka High Court
 Justice Ali Moham-
mad Magrey of J&K
High Court has been
elevated as its CJ
 Justice Pankaj
Mithal was transferred
to Rajasthan HC P8
Former UP CM Mulayam
Singh Yadav cremated with
State honours in the UP’s Saifai
Top leaders attend last rites
of Samajwadi Party supremo,
UP declares 3-day State mourning
 MODI INAUGURATES
MAHAKALESHWAR
TEMPLE CORRIDOR
 CORRIDOR HAS SHIVA
STATUES WITH QR CODE,
108 PILLARS & A LAKE
 THE 1ST PHASE OF
`856-CRORE TEMPLE
CORRIDOR UNVEILED
Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla pays last respect to mortal remains of former Chief Minister of Uttar
Pradesh, Mulayam Singh Yadav during funeral at his ancestral village Saifai, in Etawah on Tuesday.
Rajnath Singh, Akhilesh Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav at
the last rites ceremony of Mulayam Singh Yadav.
CM Ashok Gehlot pays homage to SP patriarch
Mulayam Singh during the funeral on Tuesday.
Former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje on Tuesday conducted an
aerial survey of damaged crop in Jhalawar, Baran, Tonk, Bundi,
Bhilwara and Kota districts. Raje said that this rain has caused a
big loss to the farmers of Rajasthan. More on P8
RAJE CONDUCTS AERIAL
SURVEY OF CROP DAMAGE
‘Depressed’ over crop damage,
Jhalawar farmer dies by suicide
Aishwary Pradhan &
Arif Mansoori
Jhalawar: 50-year-old
farmer Radheshyam
Gurjar died by hanging
in Jhalawar dist as he
was “depressed” over
damage to his crop due
to incessant rain. Sunel
SHO Ramesh, rejected
claim of depression due
to crop damage and said
he was inebriated. Re-
port said farmer re-
turnedhomeindrunken
stateonlateMonday
.Kin
claimed Radheshyam
was upset after his soya-
bean crop was damaged.
ACB NABS CIVIC
BODY EO WITH
`5 LAKH BRIBE
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: ACB team on
Tuesday arrested Kingpal
Singh Jat, Executive Of-
ficer at Kehdli munici-
pality in Alwar district,
while
accepting
a bribe
of Rs 5
lakh. The
complain-
ant said
he had made a build-
ing constructed after
obtaining valid licence
and approvals. How-
ever, the accused was
demanding money from
him, threatening that the
building would be razed
otherwise, DG ACB BL
Soni said in a statement.
Eye on schemes: CM Gehlot asks MLAs to
check food quality served at Indira Rasois
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has taken
a new initiative with
the objective of main-
taining and monitoring
quality of Indira Rasoi
Yojana launched in the
state for ‘No one should
sleep hungry’ cam-
paign. Gehlot has asked
all MLAs to have food at
Indira Rasoi once a
month. The MLAs also
praised this step of CM
Gehlot and immediate-
ly started implement-
ing it.
Notably, the Chief
Minister himself also
ate food in Indira Rasoi
in Jodhpur along with
Assembly Speaker Dr.
CP Joshi. So far 7.42 cr
people have been served
thali under the Indira
Rasoi Yojana. More on P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Suryakanta Vyas, Krishna Poonia and
others having food at an Indira Rasoi in Jodhpur on September 18.
CM reviewed urban
schemes including IG
Urban Employment
and Indira Rasois
Under the
scheme, 100
days employ-
ment is being provided to
the beneficiary family. So
far more than 3.02 lakh
families have registered
for employment.
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
Spirituality is contained in every particle
and divine energy is being transmitted in
every corner of Ujjain. Ujjain has led India’s
prosperity, knowledge, dignity and literature for thou-
sands of years. —Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
First India Bureau
Ujjain: Prime Minister Narendra
Modi inaugurated the first phase of
the Rs 856-crore Mahakaleshwar
Temple corridor in Ujjain city of
Madhya Pradesh on Tuesday even-
ing. MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan
and Union minister Jyotiraditya
Scindia accompanied him. The new-
ly developed corridor at the temple,
which has been named as ‘Mahakal
Lok’, measures over 900 metres in
length. The corridor has a colon-
nade of 108 ornate pillars made of
intricately carved sandstones, gush-
ing fountains and a running panel
of more than 50 murals depicting
stories from ‘Shiv Puran’. More on P5
PM Narendra Modi takes a tour of corridor with CM Shivraj Chouhan.
Prime
Minister
Narendra
Modi at
Mahaka-
leshwar
Temple, in
Ujjain on
Tuesday.
MAHAKALESHWAR: THE ONLY
SOUTH-FACING JYOTIRLINGA
The form of Shiva in Ujjain is that of
Mahakal — the Lord of Time and Death.
Kaal has two meanings in Sanskrit —
‘time’ and ‘death’. The Mahakaleshwar
Jyotirlinga is among the most eminent
of the 12 Jyotirlingas in India.
SEEKING BLESSINGS! (L) Prime Minister
Narendra Modi performs Darshan and Pooja
at Shree Mahakaleshwar Temple, in Ujjain
on Tuesday. (B) Prime Minister Narendra
Modi greets the priests present during the
dedication of the Phase I of the Mahakal
Lok Project to the Nation, at Shri Mahakal
Lok, in Ujjain on Tuesday.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2022
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Usha Sharma,
while presiding over a
review meeting organ-
ized in relation to India
Stonemart at the Gov-
ernment Secretariat, on
Tuesday, instructed of-
ficers to ensure proper
preparations regarding
India Stonemart-2022.
She said that the
Stonemart should be
historic.
Sharma said that the
departments concerned
should work with an ac-
tion plan in organizing
India Stonemart to be
held at JECC, Jaipur
from November 10 to 13.
JaipurDevelopmentAu-
thority, Jaipur Munici-
pal Corporation, Jaipur
Vidyut Vitran Nigam
Limited, Police, General
Administration Depart-
ment and other depart-
ments work with com-
mitment and make it a
successful event.
Through a presenta-
tion, the Chief Secre-
tary was apprised that
the 11th edition of In-
dia Stonemart is being
organized by the Centre
for Development of
Stone, Ricoh and FICCI.
Around 350 exhibitors
are expected to partici-
pate in it. Exhibitors
from many countries,
including Turkey, Iran,
Portugal will partici-
pate. Gujarat and Oris-
sa will also set up a
state pavilion.
Chief Secy reviews preps, instructs officials
INDIA STONEMART
Unemployed on dharna for ten
days in Guj, want talks with CM
Girl admits
to implicate
classmate
in fake rape
Jodhpur (PTI): A
studentwasarrest-
ed and expelled
from his school af-
ter a classmate
falsely accused
himof threatening
her with rape and
acidattackbecause
he had become
friendswithanoth-
er girl, police said.
Officials said
she wrote the
threat letters her-
self and claimed in
a police complaint.
Later, police found
that the handwrit-
ing was hers. The
accused in the case
is 18 years old but
the complainant
was a minor. Based
on a her com-
plaint, the case
was registered
against the school-
boy and his uncle
under POCSO Act,
the police said.
SHO (Shastri
Nagar) Jogendra
Singh said the girl
planned the entire
thing to take re-
vengeontheyoung
man. “Now, we will
appeal the court to
release them from
jail,” he said.
Mystery of honour
killing solved after
2.5 yrs, father held
‘Not more than 15 LPG
gas cylinders per year’
Former Min Harendra Mirdha’s
wife no more, CM pays tribute
Dimple Sharma
Jaipur: The struggle
of the unemployed is
still going on in Guja-
rat to fulfill the various
demands of unem-
ployed. Tuesday was
the tenth day of the
struggle but the Con-
gress govt has not tak-
en any care of them so
far. In such a situation,
the unemployed youth
reached the ISKCON
temple in Ahmedabad
and prayed at the feet
of God to fulfill the var-
ious demands of the
unemployed youth to
wake up the Gehlot
govt and get the de-
mands of the unem-
ployed youth fulfilled.
State President of
Rajasthan Unemploy-
ment Unified Federa-
tion, Upen Yadav said
that struggle will con-
tinue until the govern-
ment fulfills their de-
mands or talks are held
with CM Ashok Gehlot.
First India Bureau
Alwar: A 45-year-old
man was arrested for al-
legedly murdering his
daughter over a love af-
fair in Alwar district.
Hema Meena was shot
dead by her father Bab-
ulal Meena who was an-
noyed due to her love
affair. SP Alwar Tejas-
wani Gautam said that
Babulal Meena was now
planning to murder
Ravi, with whom her
daughter had affair, but
he was nabbed before
he could kill Ravi.
The accused was ab-
sconding and he was
carrying a cash reward
of Rs 5000 on head.
Following a tip off, a
police team led by SHO
Rajesh Kumar Meena
nabbed Meena. He was
standing at Laxman-
garh chauraha.
As soon as the police
team reached there, he
fled away. However, a
constable chased him
and caught the accused.
He was taken to
the police station
where he confessed to
have murdered Hema
because she had a love
affair with Ravi. Ravi
is the brother in law of
his son.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: To reduce inci-
dents of illegal refilling
of LPG cylinders, the oil
and gas companies have
decided ration the sale
of domestic LPG cylin-
ders. According to new
rule, now customers
will be able to buy only
15 cylinders in a year. In
case, family needs more
than the specified limit,
then a written applica-
tion will be given to the
concerned distributor
so that gas company can
be informed. According
to IOCL officials, the re-
filling of domestic gas
cylinders was made un-
limited after subsidy
was stopped. This led to
the illegal usage of do-
mestic cylinders as
commercial.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ratan Kan-
war, wife of former
minister Harendra
Mirdha, passed away
on Tuesday. Chief
Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot also reached
Mirdha’s residence
and offered his condo-
lences. Kanwar’s last
rites were performed
at Lal Kothi Mokshad-
ham by her son Ra-
ghavendra Mirdha
with all the customs.
Family members in-
cluding Harendra
Mirdha, daughter-in-
law Swati Mirdha,
Daughter Sheetal Mird-
ha, Nephew Arjun
Mirdha, Angad Mirdha
and others are in shock.
Members of the
state polity including
Minister Ramlal Jat,
former MP CR Chaud-
hary, VC Chaudhary,
MLA Vijay Pal Mird-
ha, Divya Maderna,
Leela Maderna and
other prominent peo-
ple like Anil Pareek
and Ram Singh Kaswa
were present.
CS Usha Sharma during the review meeting on Tuesday.Additional
Chief Secretary, Industries Veenu Gupta,Additional Chief Secretary,
Mines Dr Subodh Agrawal and other officials are also seen.
Protestors reached ISKON temple to prayed for their demands.
Accused Babulal Meena had
shot dead his daughter.
CM Ashok Gehlot with Harendra Mirdha on
Tuesday. (Inset) Gehlot paying the tributes.
‘Gehlot must step down as CM’
After MLAs’ resignation, Gehlot govt does not have right to remain in power, says Arun Singh
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: State BJP in-
charge Arun Singh tar-
getedthestate’spolitical
developments arising
over the post of Chief
Minister in Rajasthan
Congress. He said that
after the mass resigna-
tionof MLAsandminis-
ters, the Ashok Gehlot
government does not
have the right to remain
in the government on
moral grounds. “Assem-
bly Speaker CP Joshi
should also accept the
resignations of minis-
ters and MLAs,” said
Singh, adding that the
biggest question is that
after resigning, by what
right are ministers and
MLAs taking advantage
of the facilities. “This is
a betrayal with the peo-
ple of Rajasthan and
people will teach them a
lesson in the coming as-
sembly elections.”
Attacking CM Gehlot,
Singh said that the CM
does the politics of
blame game and blames
the leaders of the oppo-
sition.
DISCUSSIONS HELD ON STRATEGY
FOR ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS 2023
Various organizational and political issues
were discussed in a meeting of BJP’s state
office bearers which was held at the party’s state
headquarters here on Tuesday. In charge Arun
singh, state president Satish Poonia, general sec-
retary (org) Chandrashekhar, state in charge Vijya
Rahatkar and other office bearers were present in
the meeting. Discussion on the strategy for the
assembly elections to be held next year was also
held in the meeting. Speaking in the meeting,
Poonia said that Congress is constantly facing
infighting and it seems that the party will not be
able to do any good to the state.
Arun Singh, Satish Poonia, Chandrashekhar, and Vijaya Rahatkar during the BJP executive meeting
and lightning of the lamp at BJP HQs on Tuesday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Jaipur: The state educa-
tion department will fe-
licitate donors for their
contribution to the field
of education at the 26th
state-level Bhamashah
Samman Samaroh,
scheduled to be held on
Wednesday at Tagore
International School
in Mansarovar. The
Bhamashah Samman
Samaroh will be or-
ganised to honour 246
donors ‘Bhamashah’
at the state level, who
had made donations
for several causes, and
105 ‘motivators’ who
had played an important
role in bringing in the
donations.
Jaipur: Soon it will
become mandatory in
group housing projects
to provide a facility for
charging of electric
vehicles. The builder
will have to do it out
of the total vehicle
parking as charging
infrastructure will have
to be developed for
10% of vehicles. This
will include both small
and multi-storey flat
projects. Preparations
are being made due to
the fast growing trend
of electric vehicles. The
expert committee of
UDH has recommended
in this regard and provi-
sion will be made soon.
26TH
STATE-LEVEL
BHAMASHAH
SAMMAN TODAY
EVs CHARGING
STATIONS TO BE
MUST IN SOCIETIES
NEWS DIGEST
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Goa
win, Arjun Tendulkar flops!
Elderly lady whose legs were chopped
off succumbs to injuries,accused held
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: In the Syed
Mushtaq Ali T20 Crick-
et Trophy, Goa beat
Tripura by five wickets.
Tripura scored 8/114
runs while Goa won the
match in 18.1 overs.
Sachin Tendulkar’s
son Arjun Tendulkar
also played for the Goa
team but he proved to be
the most expensive and
remainedemptyhanded.
He lost 20 runs in three
overs and not a single
wicket. Arjun left Mum-
bai and this time is play-
ing from Goa. Arjun got
a chance to play a match
in Jaipur on Tuesday
.
Tunish Savkar scored 36
runs for Goa while KD
Eknath scored 34 runs.
Delhi made the first
and smart use of the
‘Impact Player’ option
to outplay Manipur by
71 runs in their opening
match of the Syed
Mushtaq Ali T20 Tro-
phy here on Tuesday
.
Opener Hiten Dalal
smashed a 27-ball 47 to
push Delhi to 167 for
seven. The Nitish Rana
led squad then decided
to replace Dalal with
off-spinner Hrithik
Shokeen, who took a
couple of wickets in his
three over spell as Ma-
nipur were bundled out
for 96 in response.
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: The man who
allegedly chopped off
the feet of a 100-year-old
woman for stealing her
silver anklets has been
arrested, police said on
Tuesday
. The accused,
Prakash Prajapat (27),
was arrested from Toda
Meena area in Jaipur’s
Jamwa Ramgarh on
Mondaynight,theysaid.
Prajapat used to live
as a tenant at the victim
Jamuna Devi’s resi-
dence in Meena Colony,
police said. The incident
took place in the Galta
Gateareaataround5am
on Sunday
, they added.
The silver anklets
that were stolen from
the woman have been
recovered from the ac-
cused, Station House Of-
ficer (Galta Gate) Muke-
sh Khardia said. Mean-
while, Devi who was ad-
mitted to Sawai Man
Singh Hospital suc-
cumbed to injuries dur-
ing treatment on Tues-
day afternoon. The SHO
said on Sunday the ac-
cused fled from the spot
afterrobbingthewoman
and chopping off her
feet with a sharp weap-
on. A case has been reg-
istered, he said.
In another match, Punjab defeated Hyderabad by 59 runs at SMS
Stadium on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Jamunda Devi (108) breathed her last on Tuesday
at SMS Hospital. (Inset) Accused Prakash Prajapat.
400 Rajasthan
PCC members to
vote for AICC
prez on Oct 17
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: The program
for the Congress Na-
tional President’s elec-
tion is ongoing and on
October 17, the voting
process will be held
across the country. In
jaipur, 400 members of
Rajasthan Pradesh Con-
gress will also cast their
vote. For the voting, ob-
server will come from
AICC. During this time
PRO of Rajasthan Con-
gress will also be pre-
sent. There is a contest
between Mallikarjun
Kharge and Shashi Tha-
roor for the post of Na-
tional President.
Apart from Jodhpur incident,
fall in sale of commercial gas is
also believed to be a reason.
BJP FINDING GROUND FOR 2023
COMMITTEE TO TAKE DECISION
ON INDUCTING LEADERS IN BJP
BJP Nat’l Prez JP Nadda is visiting Kota on Oct
20 21. During this, apart from booth con-
ference, a meeting of core committee will be held
where the decision on the return of Devi Singh
Bhati, Manvendra Singh, Subhash Mahariya,
Vijay Bansal and Rajkumar Rinwa will be taken.
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA

All three accused in police custody.
Navin Sharma
Jaipur: Rajasthan ACB
on Tuesday honoured
officers and employees
for their remarkable
and outstanding work,
at its Headquarters in
Jhalana.
Rajasthan ACB’s Di-
rector General BL Soni
presented these awards
in five different catego-
ries in a programme.
Two Utkrisht Seva
Padak, one citation, 29
SarvottamSevaChinha,
24 Ati-Uttam Seva Chin-
ha, and 22 Uttam Seva
Chinha were given.
Duringtheevent,Soni
appreciated all the ACB
officers and employees
who were honored for
taking strict action
against corruption.
“Today
, ACB has be-
come a brand in itself in
Rajasthan because of all
of you. People trust the
ACB and send the com-
plaintsrelatedtobribery
to us. Therefore, our re-
sponsibility increases
even more to take strong
action against corrup-
tion. Some districts are
doing good work against
corruption, while in
some districts the action
is weak and more work
is needed,” he said.
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: An elderly
priest attempted sui-
cide by setting himself
on fire in Ajmer after he
was allegedly harassed
by a group of people
who were forcing him
to vacate the temple.
Police informed the
victim, Govind Narayan
Sharma, is the priest of
Jagdish Temple under
GanjPoliceStationarea.
“Priest Govind
Narayan was being
harassed by five people
associated with the
temple committee.
They were forcing him
to move out of the tem-
ple. The victim’s
grandson stated that
Govind Narayan has
been looking after the
temple for the last 60
years. But, a recently
constituted executive
of the temple commit-
tee was harassing the
priest and wanted to
remove him from the
temple,” police said.
“A police complaint
has been filed and the
matter is being investi-
gated,” police added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Supreme
Court has expressed
displeasure over the
Rajasthan Govern-
ment’sinactionagainst
illegal sand mining.
The court said that
if the illegal mining is
not stopped then an or-
der will be passed in
the matter.
The apex court
pointed out that due to
illegal mining, legal
sand mining is not
taking place. “The
State Government is
taking action against
the illegal mining ma-
fia only on paper. Ac-
tion is taken in only
two out of 10 cases of
illegal mining,” the
court observed.
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: Three people
were arrested on
charges of sale and
purchase of illegal
weapons in the city
.
The District Special
Team (DST) of Jaipur
(East) arrested three
people for their in-
volvement in weapons
smuggling and recov-
ered five pistols and
twelve live cartridges
from their possession.
The accused have
been identified as Roop
Singh Meena, Sandeep
Raj and Manoj.
“It was a joint-ac-
tion taken by Adarsh
Nagar, Kho-Nagoriyan
and Kanota Police Sta-
tion. The accused
Roop Singh Meena
used to purchase ille-
gal weapons from one
Nehru Meena and lat-
er sell it to other peo-
ple. While Sandeep Raj
and Manoj, who is a
property, used to
threaten people with
these illegal weap-
ons,” police said.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: The ACB Spe-
cial team in Udaipur
caught red handed
Bherulal, Village Devel-
opment Officer, Gram
Panchayat Goran while
taking Rs 40,000 from
the complainant.
DG ACB BL Soni said
that a complaint was
given by the complain-
ant to the Special Unit,
UdaipurUnitthattheac-
cused was seeking bribe
inlieuof onlineregistra-
tion of the bills of the
material supplied by his
wife to the panchayat.
RAJASTHAN
03
Subhash Mehata
Banswara: Tribal
community has always
been an integral part of
Indian civilisation
with its spiritual tradi-
tions, distinctive cul-
ture and superior life
values, Governor
Kalraj Mishra said on
Tuesday
.
He said that tribal
people devoted their
lives to the defense of
the nation.
“Variousgovernment
schemes by the Central
and State Governments
are being implemented
for the welfare of the
tribal people,” he said.
The Governor was
speaking at a pro-
gramme in Govind
Guru tribal university
in Banswara organised
by national ST com-
mission.
Underlining the role
of tribal heroes in the
freedom struggle of
Vagad, Mishra said
that 1507 tribal people
were martyred at Man-
garh Dham and heroes
like Govind Guru and
Kali Bai also had a cru-
cial contribution to the
freedom struggle.
Tribal community an ‘integral’ part of
Indian civilisation: Guv in Banswara
ACB COPS FELICITATED
FOR ANTI-GRAFT OPS
VDO held with `40K bribe
ACB DG BL Soni, ADG Dinesh MN and others during the award ceremony in Jaipur on Tuesday.
Priest Govind Narayan being treated at JLN Hospital.
Accused in ACB custody.
Governor Kalraj Mishra lights lamp during the Amrit Mahotsav
event at Govind Guru Tribal University in Banswara on Tuesday.
Anti-graft body
seizes documents
from PHED office
in Gandhi Nagar
ACB DG BL Soni
presents awards
in five categories
Ninety-five cops,
including 39 IPS
officers, to be
honoured today
Jaipur: The sleuths of
the Anti-Corruption Bu-
reau (ACB) on Tuesday
reached the PHED office
located in Gandhi Nagar
and seized important
files and documents re-
lated to a corruption
case involving PHED
chief engineer Manish
Beniwal. Notably
, the
ACB had arrested Man-
ishBeniwalwhiletaking
a bribe of Rs 10.4 lakh
from the representative
of a private company
.
Thecaseisbeinginvesti-
gatedbyACBAdditional
SPLalitSharma.Earlier
onMonday
,aChief Engi-
neer and a contractor of
PHED were arested in a
case related to bribery
.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ninety-five of-
ficers, including 39 IPS
officers, will be hon-
oured at a programme
at police headquarters
on Wednesday
.
Police officers and
employees posted in
different districts, min-
isterial class and other
personnel including
the director of the State
Forensic Science Labo-
ratory will be honoured
in the function. IG (Per-
sonnel) S Parimala said
that DGP ML Lather
will honour 95 officers
and employees.
Elderly priest sets self ablaze
in Ajmer, cites harassment
SC lambasts State Govt over
inaction against mining mafia
JDA to allot land free of cost for Satellite
Hosps, bus stands in city, awaits Govt nod
Abhishek Shrivatava
Jaipur: The JDA has
decided to allot land for
Satellite hospitals and
bus stands in all four
directions of Jaipur. In
both the cases, the allot-
ment of land will be
done free of cost.
Two important an-
nouncements made by
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot regarding the
state capital Jaipur will
now be able to hit the
ground soon.
The JDA will allot
land after the green sig-
nal of the State Govern-
ment. The Medical and
health department and
the transport depart-
ment delayed sending
the proposal for allot-
ment of land.
The purpose of the
satellite hospitals and
the bus stand is to ease
pressure on the existing
infra in the city
. CM Ge-
hlot and UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal held
constant meetings with
the officials of JDA and
Urban Development De-
partment. After this,
landwasselectedatsuit-
able places on all the
fourNationalHighways.
IN THE COURTYARD
RCA SUFFERS ANOTHER SETBACK, HC
EXTENDS STAY ON POLLS TILL OCT 18
Jaipur: After the division bench, the RCA on Tuesday
suffered another setback from the single bench with
the extension of the interim stay on elections till Oct 18.
Along with this, the single bench of Justice Mahendra
Goel has given one week’s time to RCA to file its reply
on the notice issued in the matter. The single bench
gave this order on the petition of Dausa DCA and other
district associations. At the same time, in the case,
notices have not been served by the High Court to Chief
Electoral Officer Ramlubhaya, Principal Sports Secre-
tary and Cooperative Registrar and others in the past.
 10,000 square meters
land marked for
satellite hospital and
bus stand under the
ScienceTech City plan
in Achrol village
 37,800 square meters
of land marked for bus
stand and 31,794 sqm
for satellite hospital
under the ring road
project in village Shiv-
daspura on Tonk road
 Authority marks land in
Balmukundpura village
on Ajmer road
 Land marked for satel-
lite hospital and bus
stand on Agra Road
3 arms smugglers
arrested in city, cops
recover five pistols
BL Soni presents citation to an ACB officer on Tuesday.
AREAS ALLOTTED FOR PROJECTS

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our learning, that we through
the patience and comfort of the
Scriptures might have hope.
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IN-DEPTH
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Today our dream has come true...!
Launched India’s first Flexi-Fuel Strong
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To give a fillip to
#BetiBachaoBetiPadhao, a component
of Skilling in NTL has been introduced
as part of the program. Through
this initiative, girls will be given skill
training in non-traditional vocations
thereby making them torchbearers of
Women-Led #AatmaNirbharBharat.
TOP TWEETS
SPREADING HATE:
IS THE LAW UNABLE
TO STOP MAKERS
OF HATE SPEECHES
elhi MP Parvesh Ver-
ma’s alleged call for
the boycott of a com-
munity is an attempt
to keep the commu-
nal pot boiling. At a meeting or-
ganised by the Vishwa Hindu
Parishad at Delhi’s Dilshad Gar-
den called for the financial boy-
cott of a community. Although
the community was not named,
the reference was obvious as it
was to protest the murder of a
Hindu youth in which members
of another community have
been arrested. A case has been
registered against the organiz-
ers of the event but those who
made hate speeches have not
been named. The silence of sen-
ior BJP leaders over the provoca-
tive speeches and also on the
public flogging of Muslims in
Gujarat is not just intriguing but
is also dangerous as was said by
the former Supreme Court
judge, Justice Rohinton Mistry
.
Severalsectionsof theIPCand
the CrPC prohibit hate speeches
butthelawenforcementagencies
have been found wanting when it
comes to an unbiased execution
of those provisions.
D
ndia’s External
Affairs Minister S
Jaishankar has
emerged as one of
the most outspo-
ken foreign ministers India
has had. His recent statement
defending India’s substantial
inventory of Russia-made
weapons and pointing out the
long-standingrelationshipbe-
tweenthetwocountriesisone
such brutal truth he has told
the West in recent months.
On a visit to Australia, Jais-
hankar told a journalist that
for decades the Western coun-
tries did not supply weapons
to India and opted for a neigh-
bouring dictator instead. It is
a fact that the western powers
cannot deny no matter how
much commonality they see
in India’s and their own de-
mocracies. The US-Pakistan
F-16 refurbishment deal is a
recent case in point where
Washington has ignored In-
dia’s concerns in the hope
that Islamabad will distance
itself from China.
India’s ties with the West
are continuously coming un-
der strain for one reason or
another but mostly because
it is holding its ground in
buying oil and weaponry
from Russia and refusing to
toe the western alliance’s
line of isolating Russia for its
invasion of Ukraine. The
West is also not amused with
India as it has not criticised
Moscow for either attacking
Ukraine or for the referen-
dum it carried out in three
Ukrainian states.
Also, New Delhi has justifi-
ably issued a demarche to be
conveyed to Prime Minister
Justin Trudeau over an up-
coming Khalistan referen-
dum in Canada and ques-
tioned Trudeau’s double
standards. Trudeau, who
criticised Russia for the refer-
endum in Ukraine, has so far
not said a word on the Khal-
istani move which may pose
a threat to India’s integrity
.
INDIA CANNOT BE
PUSHED AROUND
India’s External Affairs
Minister S Jaishankar has
emerged as one of the
most outspoken foreign
ministers India has had. His
recent statement defending
India’s substantial
inventory of Russia-made
weapons and pointing out
long-standing relationship
between 2 countries is one
such brutal truth he has told
West in recent months
I
PERSPECTIVE
04
Promoted by
Shree Cement Ltd.
ven as West Bengal was show-
casing its Durga Puja Carni-
val live to the entire world on
Saturday especially after
Bengal’s biggest festival had
obtained the UNESCO’s In-
ternational Cultural Herit-
age tag, a few hours after that
yet another unfortunate inci-
dent put the police in a spot
and was a matter of concern.
CONTROVERSY
OVER FLAG DISPLAY
According to reports, there
wascommunaltensioninMo-
minpur since late Saturday
. A
dispute reportedly started
over the display of communal
flagsontheoccasionof Milad-
un-Nabi. Violence erupted on
Sunday
. Incidents of vandal-
ism, stone pelting and bomb
throwing were reported. Sev-
eral vehicles were damaged.
A large number of police
personnel were deployed late
at night and the Ekbalpur po-
licestationareawascordoned
off. The Rapid Action Force
(RAF) has also been deployed.
The proactive Opposition
BJP in West Bengal took al-
most no time in plunging into
the crisis. No sooner did the
incident happen than the
Leader of Opposition, Suv-
endu Adhikari, wrote to Un-
ion Home Minister Amit
Shah requesting “urgent de-
ployment of Central forces in
the wake of Mominpur vio-
lence and ransacking of Ek-
balpur police station to con-
tain law and order situation.
“I have written to Hon’ble
Union Home Minister Shri @
Amit Shah Ji Hon’ble Gov-
ernor Shri La Ganesan Ji re-
questing them to urgently
deploy Central Forces in the
wake of Mominpur violence
ransacking of Ekbalpur
Police Station before the Law
and Order situation of WB
gets out of hand,” tweeted
BJP leader.
“I am compelled to write
this letter to you at this hour
because the gravity of the
situation has prompted this
urgency
. The Hindu commu-
nity has come under attack
in the Khidderpore Momin-
pur area of Kolkata on the
eve of Lakshmi Puja. Many
shops and bikes belonging to
Hindus have been vandalised
by hooligans and anti socials.
The onslaught has similari-
ties to the Panchla violence
which happened in June in
the Uluberia area of the How-
rah district. At that time the
violence spread across West
Bengal, especially in the Na-
dia and Murshidabad dis-
tricts,” the letter read.
Adhikari wrote he appre-
hended that as the West Ben-
gal Government is reluctant
to act against the perpetra-
tors this time as well, as be-
cause they belong to a certain
community
, this time too this
may flare up and start to
spread across the state result-
ing in loss of lives and prop-
erty; both Public Private.
The State Government has
already meekly surrendered
in front of the wrath of the
goons, who have taken over
the Ekbalpur Police Station,
he added. If morning shows
the day, then the day definite-
ly is gloomy. Kindly find an-
nexed video of the incident
as well as some footage of the
vandalism, he stated.
Meanwhile, a war of words
broke out between the ruling
Trinamool Congress and the
Opposition BJP on Monday
over clashes between two
groups in the Khidderpore-
Mominpur area of Kolkata,
thatleftseveralpeopleinjured.
The saffron camp claimed
that law and order has wors-
ened in West Bengal, draw-
ing a sharp retort from the
ruling TMC which accused
the BJP of trying to vitiate
the atmosphere of the state.
BJP state president Sukanta
Majumdar, who tried to visit
the area, was stopped and ar-
rested on Monday
.
Police said clashes broke
out between two groups in
the Khidderpore-Mominpur
area on Sunday evening over
some local issues, in which
several people were injured.
The agitators also staged a
protest outside the Ekbalpur
police station.
Personnel of the police in-
cluding those of the Rapid
Action Force (RAF) were de-
ployed in the area. Majumdar,
who wanted to visit the area,
was stopped at the Chin-
grighata area in north Kolka-
ta and was asked to go back as
Prohibitory Orders under
Section 144 of the CrPC had
been imposed in the area.
“Sukanta Majumdar was
later arrested and taken to
Lalbazar police headquar-
ters,” a senior police official
said. Hitting out at the saf-
fron camp for allegedly try-
ing to vitiate the atmosphere
of the state, senior TMC lead-
er Sougata Roy said the po-
lice had taken all the steps
needed to bring the situation
under control.
“The miscreants have been
arrested. What will Sukanta
Majumdar do by going there
apart from giving hate
speeches? The BJP is trying
to vitiate the atmosphere of
the state. The BJP should
stop politicising every inci-
dent,” Roy said.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
DurgaPujaCarnival’sglory
eclipsedbyMominpurflashpoint?
E
The West Bengal
government has been
targeted by the Opposition
party over the violence in
the state, especially after the
declaration of the 2021
Assembly election results.
This year, the theme of a
Durga Puja pandal in
Kolkata depicted the
post-poll violence that
claimed at least 16 lives
Even as West Bengal was
showcasing its Durga
Puja Carnival live to
the entire world on
Saturday especially
after Bengal’s biggest
festival had obtained
the UNESCO’s
International Cultural
Heritage tag, a few
hours after that yet
another unfortunate
incident put the police in
a spot and was a matter
of concern
ROBIN ROY
The writer is Senior Journalist and
former Managing Editor, First India
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New Delhi (ANI): High-
lighting the role of tal-
ent, PM Narendra Modi
on Tuesday said India is
a young nation with a
great innovative spirit
and its number of uni-
cornstartupshasalmost
doubled since 2021.
While addressing the
United Nations World
GeospatialInternational
Congress virtually
, the
PM said, “India is one of
the top startup hubs in
the world with the num-
ber of unicorn startups
having almost doubled
since 2021— a testimony
to India’s young talent.”
The theme of the sec-
ond UNWGIC is “Geo
Enabling the Global Vil-
lage—No one must be
left behind.” Welcoming
International delegates,
the Prime Minister
said, “the people of In-
dia are happy to host
you on this historic oc-
casion as we build our
future together.” Ex-
pressing his happiness
at the conference hap-
pening in Hyderabad,
the PM said that the city
is known for its culture
and cuisine, its hospital-
ity and hi-tech vision.”
INDIA
05
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: When for-
mer Congress President
Rahul Gandhi held a
press conference during
the Bharat Jodo Yatra,
in response to a ques-
tion, he said that both
MallikarjunKhargeand
Shashi Tharoor are con-
testing the Congress
President’selection,and
are strong leaders and
theonewhowinsamong
them can not be gov-
erned through remote
control.Itmaybetruein
the case of Shashi Tha-
roor that if he wins, he
will not be able to use
the remote control. But
he will not win, because
Mallikarjun Kharge is
unofficially the official
candidate of the Nehru-
Gandhi family. So it is
certain that Kharge
will win the election of
the President and Tha-
roor will not be able to
get even 10 per cent of
the votes.
Now the question is,
will Kharge not be oper-
ated with a remote con-
trol? The day Rahul
GandhisaidthatKharge
and Tharoor cannot be
controlled with remote
control, Kharge said
that he is contesting the
election of the presi-
dent because no one
from the Gandhi family
is contesting the elec-
tion. Think, when he is
ready to fight because
no one from the Gandhi
family is fighting, then
what can be expected of
him to make his own de-
cisions? Kharge is a sen-
ior leader who came
from the grassroots and
has a lot of experience
and yet he will run the
party the way Rahul
Gandhi would like it to
be. But it is a good thing
that Rahul Gandhi is po-
sitioning an ‘independ-
ent’ president for him.
Will Kharge be covertly controlled via a remote?
CONG PRESIDENTIAL POLL
Mallikarjun Kharge addressing a press conference, in Kolkata.
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi: The Delhi High
Court on Tuesday issued
a bailable warrant against
one convict in Uphar evi-
dence tampering case for
his non-appearance. The
court on Sep 5 had issued
notice to him on petition
moved by the Associa-
tion of Victims of Uphaar
Tragedy against the trial
court’s judgment reducing
his sentence in the case.
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court has reserved its order on
a plea filed by actor Salman Khan against a Mumbai court
order refusing to issue him an interim relief in a defamation
case filed by him against his Panvel farmhouse neighbour
Ketan Kakkar. Sessions Court had earlier refused to pass a
restraining order against his neighbour’s post which Sal-
man had moved the Bombay High Court. On Tuesday, the
High Court, after hearing the matter, reserved its order.
New Delhi: BJP legislator Vikram Saini and 11 others were
sentenced on Tuesday to two years imprisonment in a
Muzaffarnagar riots case by a special MP/MLA court which
convicted them of rioting and other offences. The court
acquitted 15 other accused in the case for lack of evidence.
The BJP MLA and 26 others were facing trial for their al-
leged role in the violence at Kawal village when a crowd was
returning after the cremation of two Jat youths.
New Delhi: Observing that an accused going to court
is “fundamental to the criminal system”, the Supreme
Court on Tuesday refused to entertain a plea which said
production of undertrial prisoners before court on every
date should not be ordered as a “matter of routine”,
while raising the issue of safety. A bench headed by Chief
Justice UU Lalit said as an idea it is good but the practical
application would create a lot of difficulty.
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Tuesday admitted
the pleas seeking ‘Talaq-e-
Hasan’ and all other forms
of “unilateral extrajudicial
divorce” to be declared
unconstitutional. ‘Talaq-e-
Hasan’ is a form of divorce
among Muslims by which a
man can dissolve marriage
by pronouncing the word
‘talaq’ once every month
over a 3-month period.
UPHAAR TRAGEDY:
BAILABLE WARRANT
FOR A CONVICT MAN
HC RESERVES ORDER ON SALMAN’S PLEA
AGAINST CIVIL COURT IN DEFAMATION CASE
MUZAFFARNAGAR RIOTS: BJP LEGISLATOR
VIKRAM SAINI SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
SC JUNKS PLEA SEEKING PRODUCTION OF
UNDERTRIALS BEFORE COURTS VIRTUALLY
APEX COURT ADMITS
PLEAS AGAINST
TALAQ-E-HASAN
KHARGE TO WORK
AS RaGa WISHES?
‘KOI AAYE YA JAAYE HUMKO FARAK NAHI
PADTA HAI’: NITISH KUMAR ON AMIT SHAH
CONG HAS OUTSOURCED CONTRACT OF ABUSING ME: MODI
When Kharge is contest-
ing because no one from
the Gandhi family is
fighting, then what can
be expected of him to
make his own deci-
sions? Kharge is a senior
leader who came from
grassroots and has a lot
of experience and yet he
will run the party the way
Rahul would like it to be.
Patna (PTI): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Tuesday
sought to make light of Union Home Minister Amit
Shah’s visit to Sitab Diyara, the village where Lok Nayak
Jayaprakash Narayan was born, on his 120th birth an-
niversary. “Whoever may come and go, it does not affect
me (koi aae ya jaae humko koi fark nahin padta hai),”
was Kumar’s curt reply to journalists’ queries whether
he thought that Shah’s visit was an attempt to appropri-
ate the legacy of ‘JP’. The JD(U) leader also said he will
be in Nagaland later in the day to attend a function held
there in honour of the legendary socialist leader.
Jamkandorna (Gujarat)(PTI): Prime
Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said
the Congress has outsourced the contract
of abusing him. Addressing a rally in Jam-
kandorna town of Rajkot district in Gujarat
ahead of the state Assembly polls due this
year-end, Modi warned BJP workers and
supporters to be aware of the Congress
which, he said, has stopped abusing
him and is “working silently” to capture
rural votes. “In the last 20 years, those
who were against Gujarat left no stone
unturned to defame the state. They hurled
choicest abuses against me, including
calling me maut ka saudagar,” the prime
minister said.
‘India a young nation with
a great innovative spirit’
“DisciplessacrificedJP’s
ideology,sidedwithCong”
Top leaders pay respects at Mulayam Singh Yadav’s cremation
Saifai (PTI): Defence
Minister Rajnath Sin-
gh, Congress leader
Mallikarjun Kharge,
Lok Sabha Speaker Om
Birla, and NCP chief
Sharad Pawar were
among those who
joined thousands of
people at the funeral of
Mulayam Singh Yadav
on Tuesday
.
RajasthanCMAshok
Gehlot, his Chhattis-
garh counterpart Bhu-
pesh Baghel, Telanga-
na CM K Chandrashek-
ar Rao and Jharkhand
CM Hemant Soren,
former Madhya
Pradesh CM Kamal
Nath, Telugu Desam
Party chief N Chan-
drababu Naidu, and
Bihar Deputy CM
Tejashwi Yadav were
among the leaders
from various states
who paid their tributes
to the socialist leader.
NCP leader Praful
Patel, CPI(M) general
secretary Prakash Kar-
at and the Left party’s
Sitaram Yechury were
among the others who
paid their respects at
theSaifaiMelaGround.
UP Deputy CMs Kes-
hav Prasad Maurya
and Brajesh Pathak
were seen offering
their condolences to
Yadav’s son Akhilesh
Yadav. Minister Jitin
Prasada, too, took part
in the funeral rites.
Businessman Anil
Ambani, Yadav’s broth-
er and Pragatisheel Sa-
majwadi Party (Lohia)
founder Shivpal Yadav,
senior UP Congress
leader Pramod Tiwari,
NCP leader Supriya
Sule, RLD chief Jayant
Chaudhary, farmer
leader Rakesh Tikait,
and senior AAP leader
Sanjay Singh were pre-
sent as Mulayam was
to consigned to flames.
Al Huda Trust terror funding: NIA
raids 18 places in JK,arrests 1
Oh My God! Hanuman told
to remove temple in 10 days
New Delhi (ANI): The
NIA on Tuesday con-
ducted searches at 18
locations in JK and ar-
rested one person in a
case related to suspect
funding activities of Al
Huda Educational
Trust (AHET).
The agency carries
out searches in Rajouri,
Poonch, Jammu, Srina-
gar, Bandipora, Shopi-
an, Pulwama and Bud-
gam districts of Jammu
and Kashmir and ar-
rested Md. Ameer
Shamshi is a resident of
the Rajouri district in
Jammu and Kashmir.
Shamshi is the Chair-
person (Nizam-e-ala) of
AHET and acts on the
directions of the Chief
Patronof theTrust,said
the NIA in a statement.
Dhanbad (Agencies):
Describing a temple as
an encroachment, the
Railways has sent a no-
tice to Lord Hanuman
in Dhanbad city of
Jharkhand. In the no-
tice, Lord Hanuman has
been asked to remove
the temple within 10
days and hand over the
vacated land to the Rail-
ways section engineer.
This notice has been
pasted on the wall of
the temple located near
the waste dam of the
city
. Directly addressed
to Hanuman ji, the no-
tice says that “you have
illegally occupied the
railway land. This is a
legal offence. If this
place is not vacated
within 10 days, legal ac-
tion will be taken
against you.” The last
line of the notice says
that “consider it very
necessary”.
Nadda calls for
support from all
for Himachal’s
development
Birla on 2-day
visit to Surat
from today
Bilaspur (ANI): BJP
National President JP
Nadda asked everyone
including the Opposi-
tion Congress to come
forward and extend sup-
portforthedevelopment
of Himachal Pradesh.
Addressing a rally
here, Nadda said, “Do
not look for BJP, Con-
gress (while voting), see
who is concerned for
you. BJP is concerned
for you. I would even
ask Congress persons to
come and support us.
We are given the chance
for (state’s) develop-
ment,letusdo,strength-
en us. If I make roads,
universities -will only
people from BJP use
them?,” BJP national
president said.
New Delhi: Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla will
be on a two-day visit to
Surat from Wednesday
.
During this he will par-
ticipate in various pro-
grammes in Surat. Ac-
cording to the informa-
tion received from the
Lok Sabha Secretariat,
Birla will leave New Del-
hi at 5.35 am on Wednes-
day and will reach Surat
by air at 7.25 am. He will
participate in the pro-
gramme organized at
Bhagwan Mahaveer
University at 12 noon.
In a veiled attack on Bihar CM, Shah says Nitish
switched alliance 5 times to remain in power
Sitab Diara (PTI): Un-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah in an apparent dig
at the Mahagathband-
han government in Bi-
haronTuesdaysaidthat
those who claim them-
selves to be disciples of
Jayaprakash Narayan
havesacrificedhisideol-
ogy to sit in the “lap” of
Congress for power.
At a rally here at the
birthplaceof theheroof
anti-Emergency move-
ment, popularly known
as JP, here after unveil-
ing a 15-feet high statue
of JP
, Shah also targeted
CM Nitish Kumar.
“JP fought for ideolo-
gy and no power. But
those who do politics in
his name have changed
sides five times for pow-
er and are sitting in the
lap of the same Con-
gress against which he
fought. He (Nitish) is
power hungry and for
power, he sacrificed JP’s
ideologies,” Shah said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being felicitated by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) supporters during a
public rally, at Jamkandorana, in Rajkot on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Unicorn startups
in India almost
doubled since
2021: PM Modi
Amit Shah unveils the statue of Jayaprakash Narayan on his
120th birth anniversary, as UP CM Yogi Adityanath and others
look on, at his ancestral village ‘Sitab Diara’, in Saran on Tuesday.
BJP president JP Nadda being
felicitated in Bilaspur, on
Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Police personnel accord gun salute before torching the fire of Mulayam Singh Yadav’s mortal
remains at his ancestral village Saifai, in Etawah on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Kamal Nath Hemant Soren
Mallikarjun Kharge Baba Ramdev
—FILE PHOTO
JK SEPARATIST
LEADER ALTAF
AHMAD SHAH DIES
New Delhi: Jailed Kash-
miri separatist leader and
son-in-law of late Hurriyat
leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani,
passed away at the All India
Institute of Medical Sciences
(AIIMS) in New Delhi. He
was shifted to AIIMS from
Tihar jail for treatment a few
days ago. Altaf Shah, 66,
died of cancer in the early
hours of Tuesday. In a tweet,
Altaf Shah’s daughter said
he breathed his last at the
All India Institute of Medical
Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi
“as a prisoner”.

INDIA
06
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: Uttar
Pradesh Chief Secre-
tary Durga Shankar
Mishra was greeted by
24 trainee officers of
2021 batch of Indian Ad-
ministrative Service
and Indian Forest Ser-
vice (IFS) 2018 and 2019
batch.
On this occasion the
Chief Secretary got the
introduction of all the
trainee officers. Most
of the trainee officers
were from the engineer-
ing stream. The Chief
Secretary said that an
engineer is a solution
finder. In any difficult
situation an engineer
finds a solution to that
situation. Explaining
the difference between
civil service and engi-
neer, he said that an en-
gineer is a ‘machine
based solution’ and a
civil service officer is a
‘human based solu-
tion’.
He said that it must
be seen in their deci-
sions that they will not
create any obstacle in
the unity and integrity
of the country. Apart
from this, during the
service, efforts should
be made to bring
change and ease in the
life of the common
man. It is the responsi-
bility of the system to
create a positive envi-
ronment so that they do
not have to struggle for
the benefits they get
from the government.
The 16 trainee IAS
that met CS are Jagriti
Awasthi, Ankita Jain,
Sarthak Agarwal,
Shashwat Tripurari,
Krishan Kumar Singh,
Divya Mishra, Prakhar
Kumar Singh, Jagat Sai
Rallapalli, Mrinali Avi-
nash Joshi, Dr. Pooja
Gupta, Dhrav Khadia,
Kriti Raj, Shahid
Ahmed, Kandarkar Ka-
malkishore Deshmukh,
Harshita Singh and
Himanshu Gupta.
Along with this, 8 IFS
officers Prakhar Gupta,
Sitanshu Pandey, Gau-
tam Rai, Vikas Yadav,
Vikas Nayak, Jagdish
R, Saurish Sahai and
Dobriya Chintan Prab-
hubhai were present!
UP chief secy greeted by 24 trainee IAS officers
Cong sheds inertia, eyes pole
position in Opposition space
Hiriyur/Siddapura
(K’taka) (PTI): One
month into the Bharat
Jodo Yatra, the Con-
gress is looking at some
visible gains, with the
party donning a re-
vived, aggressive look.
Currently in power
on its own in just two
states -- Chhattisgarh
and Rajasthan -- the
Congress has embarked
on the marathon 3,570
km journey eyeing po-
litical and electoral re-
vival, riding on the en-
thusiasm of former
party president Rahul
Gandhi.
Party leaders are up-
beat as the yatra has
entered its 34th day.
They list three clear
positive outcomes an
activated Congress
which has hit the
ground running leaving
the past inertia behind,
an interactive top brass
which is directly engag-
ing the people, and a
mobilised organisation
which was dormant.
AICC general secre-
tary Jairam Ramesh,
one of the key drivers
of the exercise, sees the
yatra as a psychological
boost. “I think what the
yatra has done is show
to the Congress party
that we can do it. We are
on the roads, on the
streets, we are fighting
the BJP. We are taking
the battle to their
c a m p s , ”
R a m e s h
said.
Jairam, one of the key drivers of the exercise, sees the yatra as a psychological boost
ONE MONTH OF BHARAT JODO YATRA
Rahul Gandhi waves to the supporters during the yatra, as Karnataka party chief DK Shivakumar
and party leader KC Venugopal look on, at Harthikote, in Chitradurga on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Digvijaya urges
Lalu to
participate in
Bharat Jodo Yatra
New Delhi (PTI): Sen-
ior Congress leader Dig-
vijaya Singh on Tues-
day urged RJD supremo
Lalu Prasad Yadav to
participate in the
Bharat Jodo Yatra for a
day for some time, say-
ing this would send out
a good message.
Singh was respond-
ing to the former Bihar
CM’s remarks at the
RJD’s national conven-
tion when he had ex-
horted all Opposition
parties, including “big
party” Congress, to
cometogethertotakeon
the BJP in the 2024 gen-
eral elections. Sharing a
video of the remarks,
Singh said in a tweet in
Hindi, “Thank you
Lalu ji. There is
one suggestion. If
you join the
Bharat Jodo Yatra
for a day for
s o m e
time.”
PATEL WAS NOT AVERSE TO JK
JOINING PAK: AICC GENERAL SECY
CONG ON BACCHE
JODO CAMPAIGN...
EAM lauds
Indo-Australia
defence ties
Canberra (ANI): Ex-
ternal Affairs Minister
S Jaishankar on Tues-
day spent an instructive
morning with the Aus-
tralian Armed Forces
as the defense and secu-
rity ties contribute sig-
nificantly to a free and
open Indo-Pacific.
“Spent an instructive
morning with the Aus-
tralian Armed Forces.
Our defense and secu-
rity collaboration con-
tributes significantly to
a free and open Indo-
Pacific,” Jaishankar
said in a tweet. Yester-
day, Jaishankar met
Australian Deputy PM
Richard Marles in Can-
berra and gifted a
signed bat from Virat
Kohli, in a special ges-
ture to show the com-
mon thread of cricket
that binds both coun-
tries together. “A pleas-
ure to host @DrSJais-
hankar here in Canber-
ra. There are many
things which bind us,
including our love of
cricket. He surprised
me with a signed bat
from cricket legend @
imVkohli,” Marles said.
EAM S Jaishankar spends time with the Australian Armed Forces
as the defense and security ties in Canberra on Tuesday.
3 ARRESTED FOR
SUSPECTED
HUMAN SACRIFICE
MUSLIMS OPPOSE
‘SHIVLING’ CARBON
DATING PLEA
Kochi (PTI): The Two
women were allegedly
sacrificed as part of
black magic to bring
prosperity to a village
of Pathanamthitta
district of Kerala and
three people, including
a couple, suspected
to be involved in the
crime, were taken into
custody, police said.
The two women, who
had earned their daily
bread selling lottery
tickets, were allegedly
sacrificed.
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Gyanvapi Masjid
committee opposed
the plea filed by the
Hindu side demanding
carbon dating of the
structure they claimed
to be a Shivling found
inside the Gyanvapi
Mosques wazukhana or
reservoir. The court will
now take the matter for
hearing on Oct 14. The
petitioners claimed that
the “Shivling” found
in the wazookhana or
reservoir.
Chikkamagaluru (Agencies): Jagadeesha Gowda, a
staunch BJP supporter in Karnataka’s Chikkamaga-
luru district, has been ac-
cused of keeping 16 Dalit
people locked up for days
in his coffee plantation.
The victims say they were
tortured. One of them, a
pregnant woman, lost her
baby after he assaulted her, the police said. A police
case has been registered and the woman is under-
going treatment at the district hospital. A case has
been registered under the law against atrocities on
Dalits naming Jagadeesha Gowda and his son Tilak
Gowda, the police said.
16 DALITS TORTURED, LOCKED UP IN
K’TAKA, PREGNANT WOMAN LOSES BABY
CRUCIAL READ Pakistan minister
denies any move
to resume rail
air link with India
Lahore (PTI): Paki-
stan’s Railways and
Aviation Minister Kha-
waja Saad Rafique said
on Tuesday that no pro-
posal is under consid-
eration to resume air
and rail link between
Pakistan and India.
The air and land link
between the two coun-
tries were suspended
following India’s move
to revoke the special sta-
tus of JammuandKash-
mir in 2019. The train –
Samjhauta Express –
and Lahore-Delhi bus
service were also sus-
pended. “Currently, no
proposal to resume air
and rail traffic between
Pakistan and India is
under consideration at
the moment,” the minis-
ter said in a reply to a
question during a me-
dia talk. Before the rela-
tions soared between
the two countries, Paki-
stan International Air-
lines (PIA) had been
operating two weekly
flights to New Delhi
from Lahore.
New Delhi (PTI): Vice
President Jagdeep
Dhankhar on Tuesday
described health and
education as twins and
underlined the need to
nurture the two for the
country’s present and
future well-being.
He said healthcare is
one of the most impor-
tant pillars of nation-
building and called for
collective effort and
greater public- private
partnership to ensure
its infrastructure ex-
pansion in the country
.
Addressing an event,
he noted that Indian
healthcare demands are
of a great scale and di-
versity. Dhankhar
called for greater col-
laboration between all
stakeholders to achieve
the “collective dream of
universal healthcare”.
Referring to the gov-
ernment’s initiative in
positioning India as a
global hub for medical
and wellness tourism
through the ‘Heal in
India’ initiative, the
vice president called
for redoubling efforts
to utilise India’s poten-
tial to become a prime
health tourism desti-
nation.
RecallingIndia’sexpe-
rience with the Covid
pandemic, Dhankhar
paid tributes to the
healthcare workers and
scientists for their con-
tributions and said In-
dia has not only vacci-
nated its citizens in a
short period, but also
exported vaccines to
many nations. Thanks
to the tireless efforts of
thehealthcaresector,In-
dia has registered a sig-
nificant decline in
health indicators such
as the ‘Infant Mortality
Rate’since1990andison
course to achieving the
SDGs targets, he said.
Chandigarh (PTI):
The Haryana govern-
ment is working on a
plan to buy paddy
straw at minimum
support price in a bid
to find a permanent
solution to the issue
of stubble burning,
Chief MinisterMano-
har Lal Khattar said
on Tuesday
.
He was speaking at
a meeting chaired by
Union Minister for
Environment, Forest
and Climate Change
Bhupender Yadav on
crop residue manage-
ment and air pollu-
tion control in the
Delhi-NCR region.
“Working in the di-
rection of finding a
permanent solution
for stubble manage-
ment, the state gov-
ernment is also mak-
ing a plan to buy pad-
dy straw at
MSP
. This will direct-
ly benefit the farmers
along with giving
them an option of
earningadditionalin-
come,” Khattar said,
asperanofficialstate-
ment issued here.
ED raids
premises of
officials, biz
men in C’garh
Raipur (PTI): The En-
forcement Directorate
(ED) raided the premis-
es of senior officials,
businessmen and politi-
cians of the ruling Con-
gress at different loca-
tionsinChhattisgarhon
Tuesday
, sources said.
Chief Minister Bhu-
pesh Baghel termed it
as an “act of intimida-
tion”. The opposition
Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) is not able to fight
directly, hence it is try-
ing to fight through the
ED, Income Tax (I-T)
department and the De-
partment of Revenue
Intelligence, Baghel
told reporters here.
According to sources,
separate teams of the
ED conducted raids in
state capital Raipur,
Raigarh, Mahasamund,
Korba and other dis-
tricts. The raids cov-
ered premises of a dis-
trict collector, some
senior officials, busi-
nessman and politi-
cians, the sources said.
Baghel said, “The BJP
is not able to fight di-
rectly, so is trying to
fight through the ED, IT
and DRI. I have already
said that they will come
again and it’s not the
last time.”
‘Health and edu are twins, need to nurture them’
VP Jagdeep Dhankhar with Dr Sangeeta Reddy, Joint Managing
Director of Apollo Hospitals, at an event in New Delhi on Tuesday.
STUBBLE BURNING
Haryana govt working
on plan to buy paddy
straw at MSP: Khattar
Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar attends a meeting
virtually held by Union Environment Minister Bhupendra
Yadav on air pollution in New Delhi. —PHOTO BY ANI
MEETING WITH
DEF MIN MARLES
During his meeting
with Marles, who is
the Defence Minister
of Australia, Jais-
hankar exchanged
views on regional
and global security.
Jaishankar reached
Canberra on Monday
after a successful
visit to New Zealand.
Trainee IAS officers posing with Uttar Pradesh Chief Secretary Durga Shankar Mishra.
New Delhi (ANI): National
Commission for Protection
of Child Rights chairper-
son Priyank Kanoongo on
Tuesday said that Con-
gress is making children
involved in Bharat Jodo
Yatra as it has lost the
trust of elders. He alleged
that the Jawahar Bal
Manch, created in 2021.
New Delhi: The Con-
gress countered the
claims of Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi that
the issue of JK was
not resolved by India’s
first PM Jawaharlal
Nehru. Even though
PM Modi did not take
the name of Nehru,
the Congress said he
should check the facts
first. The party blamed
Maharaja Hari Singh,
the then ruler of the
JK for not acceding
to India soon after
Independence, but
took the decision only
after invaders from
Pakistan tried to take
over the place.
—PHOTO BY ANI
EC allots‘two swords a shield’
as poll symbol to Shinde faction
New Delhi (PTI): The
Election Commission
on Tuesday allotted ‘two
swords and a shield’ as
the poll symbol to the
Eknath Shinde-led fac-
tion of the Shiv Sena.
The Shinde faction,
which is now named as
‘Balasahebanchi Shiv
Sena’, will be able to use
the symbol for the And-
heri East assembly by-
poll, should it decide to
contest the election
scheduled for Novem-
ber 3.
In a letter to Maha-
rashtra Chief Minister
Eknath Shinde, the
Commission said it has
decided to declare ‘Do
Talwarein aur Ek Dhal
(Two Swords Shield)’
to be a free symbol and
allot it to the candidate
set up, if any, by the
Shinde-led group in the
current byelection.
The Shinde faction
had suggested ‘peepal
tree’, ‘sword and shield’,
and ‘sun’ as its choice of
poll symbols.

NEWS
07
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: An exercise
for the development of
a new city has been
started in Kota. The
state government has
taken a final decision
to develop the new city
in Shambhupura, Kota
for which 412 hectares
of land has been iden-
tified.
The Central govern-
ment will give a contri-
bution amount of Rs
750 crore. The state gov-
ernment has appointed
a consultant in the mat-
ter. The proposal will
have to be sent to the
Central government by
December 31. The Cen-
tre has asked for only
two proposals from
every state.
The Central Govern-
ment has announced to
give Rs 6,000 crore to the
states under the incen-
tive scheme in the field
of urban development.
With this amount, eight
new cities will be devel-
oped across the country
.
The Centre will give an
assistance of Rs 750
crore for each new city
.
KotatogetnewcityinShambhupura
CENTRE’S INCENTIVE SCHEME IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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‘CM Gehlot only
saving his chair’:
GS Shekhawat
First India Bureau
Jhunjhunu: Union
Minister for Jal
Shakti Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat on
Tuesday said that
many leaders played
politics for Yamuna’s
water but till date the
people here have not
got the water of Ya-
muna. The minister
said that he has had
several meetings
with the Haryana
government regard-
ing this water, in
which it has been
agreedtobuildadam,
the cost of which will
be borne by the cen-
tral government.
“Jhunjhunu, Sikar,
Churu will soon get
water from Yamuna
canal,” he said while
addressing an event
in Jhunjhunu.
Raising questions
on the law and order
situation in the state,
Shekhawat said the
state has become a
‘hotbed of crime and
the CM is busy saving
his chair. Rapes are
taking place here eve-
rythreetofourhours,
he said.
HeattackedtheCM
saying that he has in-
sulted the family cul-
ture in Rajasthan.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat speaking in Swaraj Amrit
Mahotsav of Tagore Public School in Jhunjhunu.
‘PEOPLE WILL
ANSWER WHEN
THE TIME COMES’
Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat attacked
chief minister Ashok
Gehlot saying that he
has insulted the family
culture in Rajasthan
by saying that rapes
are more in Rajasthan
because the family
members are raping
here. “It could not be
more unfortunate than
this. The people of
Rajasthan are count-
ing one day each, the
public will answer
it when the time
comes,” he said.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Rajasthan’s
strong presence on the
national and interna-
tional tourist maps
promptsmanytravellers
to equate the India Expe-
rience with the Ra-
jasthan Experience, and
now it’s time to take it to
the next level. Rajasthan
Tourism in association
with the Outlook Group
is launching The Indian
Responsible Tourism
State Awards 2022 – Ra-
jasthan,tohonourhands
and minds that shape
Responsible Tourism in
Rajasthan. Rajasthan
hasalwayscelebratedits
people, and the distinc-
tive colours of its every-
daylife…Despitehaving
a strong presence across
the globe for its diverse
tourism, Rajasthan has
managed to preserve its
intangible culture, nu-
ances of its rich herit-
age and sustain its biodi-
versity and indigenous
communities.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Under the
Shudh Ke Liye Yudh
Campaign, the investi-
gation teams of the dis-
trict collectorate on
Tuesday collected sam-
ples of cow milk and
ghee from four establish-
ments in the city
. The of-
ficials reached Jaipur
Gau Samvardhan Sami-
ti, located at RIICO In-
dustrial Area in Mansa-
rovar and collected sam-
ples of cow milk. Simi-
larly, cow milk samples
were taken from Ra-
jasthan Gau Seva Sangh
(Durgapura), Jhande-
wala Food Products Lim-
ited located in Vishwa-
karma and ghee samples
were collected from
Agarwal and Sons in the
Vishwakarma area.
RajasthanTourismannouncesStateAwards2022
THE INDIAN RESPONSIBLE TOURISM STATE AWARDS
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The association
between
Rajasthan
Tourism and
Outlook will be
the stepping
stone for local
and established
travel enterprises
in Rajasthan
Rashmi Sharma at the event. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
TOUCHSTONE FOR BEST PRACTICES
Min Ramesh Meena announces `5L
aid to families of deceased in Karauli
Manoj Jain
Karauli: Panchayati
Raj Minister Ramesh
Meena on Tuesday
reached Medpura vil-
lage in Sapotra and met
the family members of
the women and girls,
who were killed in an ac-
cidentonMonday
.Hean-
nounced that the family
members will be given a
financial aid of Rs. 5
lakhs from Chief Minis-
ter’s Relief Fund.
A financial assistance
of Rs. 6.81 lakhs was also
announced by Sapotra
Sarpanch Sangh, while
Karauli Zila Pramukh
and other public repre-
sentatives also gave an
amount of Rs. 1.11 to de-
ceased family members.
Meena also assured that
the family members will
be given benefits of oth-
er govt schemes too.
The incident hap-
pened when family
members went out to
dig the soil to paint the
walls of their house be-
fore Diwali. The women
and children started
digging soil for more
than 10 feet and a heap
of sand fell on them,
leading to the mishap.
Locals at the spot where 6 female died on Monday.
Forest officials
rescue pangolin
spotted in Jalore
Lunaram Darji
Jalore: A rare spe-
cies of Indian Pango-
lin was found in the
Chitalwana area of
Jalore district on
Tuesday. Sources in-
formed the locals of
Melawas village
spotted the pangolin
and altered the for-
est department.
Later, a team of
forest officials
reached the spot and
rescued the pango-
lin. Notably, Pango-
lin, also known as
scaly anteaters, is
the most trafficked
mammal in the
world.
“The Pangolin
was trapped in a lat-
tice, due to which it
was not able to
move. The forest
team rescued the
mammal safely and
it will now be left at
a safer place,” said a
source. According to
the International
Union for Conserva-
tion of Nature
(IUCN), pangolins
alone account for 20
per cent of the ille-
gal trafficking of
wildlife worldwide.
The Pangolin was trapped in a
lattice, due to which it was not
able to move in Jalore on Tuesday.
BCCI MATTERS!
The nomination process for the upcoming BCCI elections to be held on 18 October 2022
was completed in Mumbai on Tuesday. Rajeev Shukla filed nomination for the post of vice-
president and President of Rajasthan Cricket Association Vaibhav Gehlot proposed Shukla’s
name. Jay Shah, BCCI secretary and Roger Binny also remained present in the process.
Churu woman gangraped,
forced into flesh trade
First India Bureau
Churu: A 27-year-old
woman, hailing from
Churu’s Sadar Police
Station area, was alleg-
edly gangraped by
three men in Guru-
gram and later forced
into the flesh trade, po-
lice said. Police in-
formed the victim is
presently admitted to a
hospital in Churu and
is in critical condition.
“The accused have
been identified as Roh-
itash, Kamli and Kar-
na. The victim was kid-
napped and taken to a
hotel in Gurugram.
She was administered
injections and later
gangraped in an un-
conscious state,” po-
lice said.
MINOR GIRL KIDNAPPED AND
GANGRAPED IN DAULATPURA
Jaipur: A 14-year-old minor girl was allegedly kid-
napped and gangraped by three men in Jaipur’s Daulat-
pura area, police said on Tues-
day. Police informed the incident
occurred nearly three months
ago. “The accused, who used
to live in the neighbourhood,
kidnapped the victim and took
her to a hotel. The girl was then
gangraped by the three accused and later threatened
not to disclose the incident to anyone,” police said.
Jaipur: A 19-yr-old girl, hailing from Jaipur’s Jhotwara,
was allegedly gangraped in Delhi on the pretext of provid-
ing a job. Police informed the victim’s boyfriend lured her
by providing a lucrative job at a multinational company
in Delhi. “The accused, identified as Mohammad Nadim
Kham (37), took her to Delhi on the pretext of providing a
job and raped her in an inebriated state. The accused also
filmed obscene videos of the victim, following which, she
was gangraped by different men,” police said.
JAIPUR GIRL GANGRAPED BY
BOYFRIEND HIS FRIENDS IN DELHI
Milk ghee samples
collected from 4 places
Officials collecting samples of
cow milk and ghee.
20% PANGOLINS
ARE ILLEGALLY
TRAFFICKED
Notably, Pangolin,
also known as scaly
anteaters, is the most
trafficked mammal in
the world. According to
the International Union
for Conservation of Na-
ture (IUCN), pangolins
alone account for 20
per cent of the illegal
trafficking of wildlife
worldwide.

Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot held
a review meeting of
various urban schemes
including Indira Gan-
dhi Urban Employ-
ment Scheme, Indira
Rasoi Yojana at CMO.
In Indira Gandhi Sha-
hari Rozgar Yojana,
run with a budget of
Rs 800 crore, so far
more than 3.02 lakh
families of urban are-
as have registered un-
der the scheme and
employment is being
provided to about
66,000 people.
Gehlot directed for
regular monitoring of
the quality of food be-
ing served under Indira
Rasoi Yojana and trans-
parency in the scheme.
He said that this scheme
is proving to be a boon
for the students and
personnel coming from
outside in the time of
inflation.
Notably, a total of 870
Rasois are operating in
the state, whose num-
ber has been targeted
to be increased to 1000,
after which 13.81 crore
food plates can be dis-
tributed annually. Dur-
ing the meeting, Chief
Minister Gehlot talked
about the progress of
schemes like strength-
ening of sewerage sys-
tem in Jaipur’s walled
city area, operation of
Jaipur Night Bazaar,
beautification of park,
Town Hall, Jaleb
Chowk, etc.
The Chief Minister
said that besides giving
priority to sanitation
related works under In-
dira Gandhi Urban
Employment Guaran-
tee Scheme, environ-
mental and water con-
servation works, solid
waste management
works, encroachment
and illegal boards,
removal of hoardings,
heritage conservation
etc.
At one stage of personal growth, we
must shift from a selfish desire to
survive to a heartfelt wish to serve
and then we will know true success.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: Justice Pan-
kaj Mithal will be the
new Chief Justice of
Rajasthan High Court.
He is currently the
CJ of JK Ladakh
HCs. According to
sources, Justice Mithal
will take oath as CJ of
Rajasthan HC on Octo-
ber 14 at Raj Bhavan.
Recently, the Su-
preme Court Collegium
had recommended the
transfer of Justice Pan-
kaj Mithal as the Chief
Justiceof theRajasthan
HC. On Monday, the
Central Government
approved this recom-
mendation then after
discussion with the
President, the Law Min-
istry issued the order.
It is noteworthy that
MM Srivastava has
been working as an act-
ing judge in Rajasthan
High Court since the
retirement of Chief
Justice SS Shinde.
Justice Pankaj Mith-
al is originally a judge
of the Allahabad High
Court. He was appoint-
ed as Additional Judge
in Allahabad High
Court on July 7, 2006
from advocate quota
which was made per-
manent after two years
on July 2, 2008.
His name was recom-
mended by the collegi-
um in December 2020 as
the CJ of the J K and
Ladakh High Courts.
He took oath as Jam-
mu and Kashmir High
Court CJ on January 4,
2021.
Justice Pankaj Mith-
al was born on June 17,
1961.
After graduating in
Commerce from Alla-
habad University in
1982, he completed his
LLB from Charan Singh
University’s Meerut
College in 1985. Subse-
quently, he got himself
registered as an advo-
cate in the Uttar
Pradesh Bar Council.
Before being appoint-
ed as a judge in the Al-
lahabad High Court,
Justice Mithal was the
Permanent Govern-
ment Council of several
institutions including
the UP Awas Vikas Par-
ishad and Ambedkar
University
.
Justice Mithal to take oath as CJ of Raj HC on Oct 14
NEW INNINGS
lll
On Monday, the
Centre approved
SC Collegium’s
recommenda-
tion. After dis-
cussion with the
President, the
Law Ministry
issued the order
in this regard
CM:Morethan3.02lakhfamilies
optedforShehriRozgaarYojana
CM Ashok Gehlot chairs the review meeting of Indira Gandhi Urban Employment Scheme, Indira Rasoi Yojana and various others
schemes at Chief Minister’s Office on Tuesday. Also seen here are Shanti Dhariwal, Usha Sharma, Akhil Arora, Dr Jogaram, Kuldeep
Ranka, Gaurav Goyal and others.
With ‘No profit-no loss’ model, 500
local orgs operating the Indira Rasois
More than 3 lakh job cards have been
given in urban employment: Dhariwal
In what could be termed as sheer coincidence, when
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot boarded a plane to Saifai
from Jaipur to attend the last rites of veteran socialist
leader Mulayam Singh Yadav at his native Saifai village
in Etawah district of Uttar Pradesh, several leaders who
accompanied Gehlot were ‘Yadavs,’ including Rajendra
Singh Yadav, Sandeep Yadav and Karn Singh Yadav.
HAPPY ‘COINCIDENCE’!
1 2
Aishwary Pradhan
Arif Mansoori
Jaipur/Jhalawar/
Tonk/Baran/Kota/
Bhilwara: Former
CM Vasundhara Raje
on Tuesday, conduct-
ed an aerial survey of
crop damage in Jhala-
war, Baran, Tonk,
Bundi, Bhilwara and
Kota districts and
said that this rain has
caused a huge loss to
the farmers.
“Not only the crops
are damaged in the
state but the intention
of the Congress gov-
ernment is also dam-
aged. Due to the un-
seasonal rains, the
Kharif crop has been
destroyed in many
districts, but the gov-
ernment doesn’t have
time to wipe their
tears. More than 5
lakh farmers have
filed complaints about
the damage and this
figure is modest.
Apart from this, there
are lakhs of farmers
in the state who do not
even know the pro-
cess of making a com-
plaint,” she said after
doing an aerial sur-
vey of crop damage.
MP Dushyant Singh,
her son, also accom-
panied her. She de-
manded that State
Govt should simplify
the insurance process
and do away with con-
dition of filing com-
plaint within the 72-
hour limit.
Congress Govt
didn’t even compen-
sate farmers for the
damage caused last
year. There is a big
loss in soybean, puls-
es, paddy etc but this
govt doesn’t even have
time to wipe tears of
the farmers, she
charged.
Not only crops, but Cong govt’s
intention also damaged: Raje
Pilotexpressesconcernover
cropdamageduetoheavyrains
Vasundhara Raje interacts with farmers to take stock of crop
damage due to excessive rains in several villages of Jaipur,
Tonk, Bundi, Bhilwara, Kota, Jhalawar and Baran districts on
Tuesday. Also seen here is Dushyant Singh.
During the time of our government,
compensation was given within a
fixed time limit. Earlier, farmers
used to get compensation only for 50 percent
or more damage, but at the time of our gov-
ernment, by requesting PM Narendra Modi,
got this rule done at 33 percent.
—Vasundhara Raje, Former CM
Manoj Sharma
Tonk: Congress lead-
er Sachin Pilot during
his day-long visit to
Tonk on Tuesday, ex-
pressed concern over
damage to crops due
to excessive rain in as
he assessed losses in
his Assembly constit-
uency Tonk.
He said many parts
of the state received
excessive rain due to
which farmers suf-
fered losses. He in-
spected about half a
dozen villages and
also took stock of the
crop damage. He had
a one-to-one interac-
tion with the farmers
and discussed the sit-
uation.
“It is our effort that
farmersgetmaximum
financial assistance in
this challenging time.
Not just in Tonk,
many districts in the
Hadoti region are re-
ceiving rain,” Pilot
told reporters. He di-
rected officials to en-
sure timely assess-
ment of crop loss and
compensation for it.
He also met the par-
ty workers at the Cir-
cuit House. Pilot
spoke to the District
Collector of Tonk,
Chinmayi Gopal and
inquired about the de-
velopment works go-
ing on in the district.
He said there is also
a shortage of fertilis-
ers and he has asked
the Agriculture De-
partment to provide
relief to farmers.
Sachin Pilot inspects the crop damage in various Gram
Panchayats due to excessive rains and also interacts with
farmers about their loss during his visit to Tonk on Tuesday.
“Give immediate
compensation to
farmers by making
an assessment,”
she told the media
Pilot spoke to
DM Chinmayi
Gopal to know
about ongoing
devp works
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Sanyasi
Ayurveda, a renowned-
company that manufac-
tures ayurveda prod-
ucts, has been accused
of broadcasting mis-
leading advertisements!
It has been accused of
issuing misleading ad-
vertisements about un-
expected weight gain
and allegations have
been levelled of issuing
advertisements illegal-
ly without the permis-
sion of Ayurveda De-
partment.
The Department of
Ayurveda has issued no-
tice to Sanyasi Ayurve-
da on June 1 and mean-
while, notices have also
been issued by drug in-
spectors of 11 districts
to Sanyasi Ayurveda.
As a result, the compa-
ny stopped the broad-
cast of these objection-
able advertisements but
the FIR was not regis-
tered against the com-
pany as per the law.
So the question re-
mains: Will the Ayur-
veda Department now
register an FIR against
the owner of the com-
pany?
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi is pro-
posed to address a mass
meeting at Mangarh
Dham in the tribal dis-
trict of Banswara on
October 31 or November
1. Mangarh is located on
a hill near Anandpuri in
Banswara, sharing bor-
der with Gujarat. The
area is also close to the
MP border.
The meeting assumes
significance in view of
the upcoming assembly
polls in Gujarat this
year and in Rajasthan
and MP next year. From
this meeting, Modi will
give a message to the
tribal community
across the country
.
Several union minis-
ters will also accompa-
ny Modi on the tour.
Union MoS for Parlia-
mentary Affairs Arjun
RamMeghwalinformed
that the visit of PM
Modi is proposed in
Mangarh Dham, Ban-
swara. Nearly 1,500
Bhils were martyred by
the bullets of British at
Mangarh Dham. The
British rule was shaken
by the work done by the
martyrs of Bhil society
under the leadership of
Govind Guru.
Illegal advts: No FIR
against Ayurveda firm
Raj crisis: Dr
Mahesh Joshi
replies to notice
INTEREST FREE LOANS TO 1 LAKH FAMILIES
PM likely to visit Mangarh
on Oct 31 or November 1
‘Pilot no. 3 crowd puller
after RaGa, Priyanka’
Jaipur (FIB): MoS for
Rural Development Ra-
jendra Singh Gudha
has once again praised
former Dy CM, saying,
“Pilotisthetopleaderin
the Congress of In-
dia in attracting
the crowd after Ra-
hul Gandhi and
Priyanka Gandhi.
He is at number
threeinpullingthe
crowd,” Gudha told re-
porters in Jaipur.
On the issue of notic-
es to three leaders of
Gehlot camp for boycott-
ing the CLP meet, he
said, “It is a matter be-
tween the High Com-
mand and those leaders.
He saidthat the Rajput
community owes Panna
Dhai a lot. She had sac-
rificed her son
Chandan to save
the crown prince
of Udaipur. “This
is a historical fact.
And this thing
makes a differ-
ence,” he said.
Panna Dhai belonged
to Gurjar community
and Pilot comes from
this community while
Gudha is a Rajput.
Ayurveda Dept
issued notice to
the firm on June 1
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Government
Chief Whip Dr Mahesh
Joshi has sent his reply
on the show
cause no-
tice issued
by Cong’s
D i s c i p l i -
nary Com-
m i t t e e .
Joshi told that he has
sent a reply through e-
mail on Monday and
has given information
about the circumstanc-
es of that day
. In this, he
said that on that day the
MLAs had voluntarily
reached Dhariwal’s res-
idence.
It is believed that only
after studying Joshi’s
reply, the High Com-
mand will decide upon
the future strategy
.
The Gehlot government has implemented the Rajasthan
Rural Family Livelihood Loan Scheme. In this new
scheme, in the year 2022-23, one lakh families will be given
interest free loans of Rs 2,000 crore for non-agricultural
works. The families residing in the rural area of the state for
the last 5 years will be eligible for the loan. This loan will be
available through commercial banks, regional rural banks,
cooperative banks and small finance banks. The State Gov-
ernment will provide an interest subvention of Rs 100 crore
for such loans, said Cooperative Minister Udai Lal Anjana.

decorative frill of lace or
gathered ornamenta-
tion of fabric adds the
beautiful charm of
clothing, often used to
trim or beautify the
wrist or neck. These
beautiful frills of shirts and
dresses are commonly called
Ruffles, these ruffle fashions
are often inspired by vin-
tage fashion mostly from
the 20’s dressing sense. When
Britishers used to carry these
frills in full fashion and ele-
gance. One such example is
Henry VIII, when he wore
beautiful lace ruffles with
full elegance.
In the 15th century,
ruffles first seemed at
the drawstring neck-
lines of full chemis-
es. They later ex-
panded into the
independently
built ruff of
the 16th cen-
tury. Bloat-
ed, fluffy
ruffles may
seem feminine,
yet their ori-
gins are any-
thing from
feminine.
In reality,
the ruf-
fle’s his-
tory can
be traced
back to
the 15th
century, when
soldiers in Ger-
many would cut
the sleeves of
their uniforms
to create a ruf-
fled effect that
would later
come to repre-
sent their re-
turn from bat-
tle. Later, Kings,
indigenous women
from Oaxaca, presi-
dents, and later fa-
mous people like
Jerry Seinfeld and
Rihanna adopted
the detailing of
this clothing style
and donned the
fashion world. Ruf-
fles are melodramat-
ic, bridging costume
design and high fashion to become
one of the most historically signifi-
cant summer fads.
In today’s fashion world, this
beautiful modulation of clothes is
called flounce. This specific kind of
fabric manipulation produces a
comparable appearance while using
less volume. The word was first
known as fronce or frounce, because
of this preparation technique. By
cutting a curved ribbon of textile
and hooking the inner or shorter
edge to the garment, a wavy look
can be created without gathers or
pleats. These beautiful wave stripes
can be deepened by different tech-
niques and at different parts of the
attire.
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BEYOND THE TREND:
RUFFLES
RUFFLES ARE IN TREND AGAIN AND THIS SEASON IS ALL ABOUT MAKING A
TREND THROUGH RUFFLED TOPS, SKIRTS, OR SHIRTS. CITY FIRST BRINGS
TO YOU SOME ASTONISHING COLLECTION OF FLOUNCE FASHION
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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 circle.
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. Overall
a good day.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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. Your personality will
attract many eligible bachelors.
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.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
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JAIPUR I | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2022
e are told and taught,
that there is nothing
greater than the power
of the Human Spirit.
We tend to dismiss this
as yet another ‘lecture’
from the grown-ups.
Yet, every now and again, when
we encounter an incident that
defies all logic, it quells any
doubts or questions, that it is
indeed, the all-conquering hu-
man spirit, that is one of the
world’s great saviours.
Only recently, the world was
amazed when a group of Thai
school students along with their
soccer coach were found alive
inside a cave inundated by a
flood, a full nine days after be-
ing trapped within! How did
they survive? How did they find
the courage and the gumption
to defy the odds that were so
heavily stacked against them?
Was it an indefinable higher
power? Was it destiny? Luck?
Or their sheer will to live? I sus-
pect it was the last option.
Not unlike Phoenix who rose
from the Ashes, the Human
Spirit, self-belief and unwaver-
ing faith in oneself, make an
individual the best possible ver-
sion of himself or herself. In
life, countless circumstances
from the time we are young stu-
dents through to when we’re
elderly will test this reserve of
the human spirit within us and
are the one factor that will sepa-
rate us, from the rest of this,
there is absolutely no doubt. For
it is truly the stuff we’re made
of on the inside, that will be our
making or our undoing.
Let us take a prevalent sce-
nario that we face as students
– bullying. When that tall, enor-
mous, insurmountable lad rags
us, pokes fun at us, humiliates
us, and reduces us to a tiny in-
significant spec; it is the human
spirit within us that comes to
the fore and makes us stand up
to this unsavoury denunciation.
It is our absolute sense of self-
preservation, our most primal
need for respect, that makes us
disregard various other seem-
ingly overpowering factors and
gives us strength, courage, con-
viction and the guts to stand our
ground.
Each time we are in a situa-
tion where it seems like failure
is inevitable – from a modest lit-
tle speech we have to deliver at
school to our important exami-
nations, to that first splash as a
non-swimmer in the apparently
oceanic pool, to the first day at
college as a ‘fresher’; ALL of it,
and how we cope, handle, and
emerge victorious, comes down
to the human spirit that resides
within us.
So how do we know it's there?
Running through our veins.
Lurking in our systems. Self-
belief. The knowledge that the
worst outcome of most situa-
tions will be ‘no’, nothing worse.
That if we don’t believe that it
is within our grasp, we would
have never tried and live to re-
gret it. Faith that at the most
unexpected, inopportune, and
desperate of times, it is this in-
tangible power inside us that
will come to our aid. Save us,
secure us, resurrect us.
Students today are faced with
insurmountable challenges.
The pressures of incredibly un-
realistic marks and grades. The
peer expectations of being ‘cool’
and relevant. The societal sup-
positions of vocational, sexual,
and various other ‘traditional’
lines are to be followed. This
kind of environment has made
it extremely difficult for young
students to undertake any kind
of truthful self-discovery, and
follow through with the conver-
sion of those unearthed pas-
sions into lifelong pursuits. I
would hedge my bets with that
same ‘will’ human spirit be-
ing the only recourse and anti-
dote to the myriad of burdens
that distract and dissuade
young children from finding
and following their real calling.
In simple terms, when the hu-
man spirit manifests in a young-
ster as courage, conviction and
confidence; only then can that
individual combat the barrage
of predetermined, forecasted
and anticipated choices that are
often consciously, and almost
regularly unconsciously, thrust
upon a young individual. Self-
belief and strong will then, are
essentials for young students to
embody
.
That is the ONLY thing that
the twelve young kids captured
in that deadly cave had to hold
on to. Else, how do you explain
their survival?
The Human Spirit
The Human Spirit
W
KARTIK BAJORIA
(the author is a Jaipur-based Communication
Skills Educator Writer)

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