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NOSE, EAR CUT OFF
FOR REMARRYING
DAUGHTER
Barmer: A 55-year-old
man’s nose and ear
were chopped off by
a group of people in
Rajasthan’s Barmer
district. Incident took
place late on Tuesday
night under Sedwa
police station area.
Victim told police
that, angry with the
remarriage of his
daughter, some people
have taken revenge. P11
TWO MILITANTS
KILLED IN J&K’S
SRINAGAR REGION
Srinagar: Two
militants were killed
in an encounter with
security forces here on
Wednesday, police said.
Based on specific inputs,
security forces launched
a cordon and search
operation in Dangerpora
under the Nowgam police
station area, a police
official, a police official
said. Militants opened fire
at the security forces.
BEZOS LOSES $10 BN
OVERNIGHT, $8 BN
HIT FOR ELON MUSK
New Delhi: The fortunes
of America’s richest
billionaires tumbled by
$93 billion, the ninth-worst
daily loss ever, as hotter-
than-expected US inflation
data roiled markets. Jeff
Bezos’s wealth plunged
by $9.8 billion, the most
among those tracked by
the Bloomberg Billionaires
Index. Elon Musk’s net
worth dropped by $8.4 bn.
AIR INDIA CATCHES
FIRE AT MUSCAT
AIRPORT, ALL SAFE
New Delhi: An Air India
Express flight bound for
Kochi was evacuated at
Muscat airport in Oman
on Wednesday after fire
was detected in one of
the engines just before
take-off. All crew and the
145 passengers on board,
four of them infants,
were evacuated from the
aircraft and shifted to the
terminal building.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
J&K LG Manoj Sinha,
said, ‘Enquired about
health of civilians
who were injured in
accident. 6 seriously
injured have been
airlifted to Jammu for
treatment. `1L would
be given to those
seriously injured.’
Congress Chhodo
Yatra will begin from
Goa now.
—Pramod Sawant, Goa CM
We are unhappy with
Congress. We saw
what happened with
Ghulam Nabi Azad.
We will work with
PM Modi and Goa
CM Sawant for bet-
terment of the state.
—Digambar Kamat
431 kg gold & silver of
`47 crore seized by ED
‘Modi is quicker
than cheetah in
evading issues’
New Delhi (ANI): ED
on Wednesday seized
431 kgs of gold and sil-
ver worth over Rs 47
crore after it searched
secret lockers of a bul-
lion company as part of
a money laundering
probe linked to an al-
leged bank loan fraud
case. The premises of
Raksha Bullion and
Classic Marbles were
raided in connection
with the case against a
company called Parekh
Aluminex Ltd., the fed-
eral agency said in a
statement. Total value
of seized gold and silver
is Rs 47.76 cr, ED said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a left-handed
compliment to PM Nar-
endra Modi, All India
Majlis-e-Ittehadul Mus-
limeen (AIMIM) chief
Asadud-
din Owai-
si on
Wednes-
day sug-
g e s t e d
that he is
quicker than the chee-
tah when it comes to
evading serious issues.
The AIMIM Chief also
launched its election
campaign in Rajasthan.
More on P12
Accident in Poonch: 12 feared dead, 25 injured
First India Bureau
Poonch: The death toll
in the Poonch accident
mounted to 12 as three
among the 30 injured
persons succumbed to
their wounds on
Wednesday,
o f f i c i a l s
said. Among
the injured,
five have been airlifted
to GMC Jammu from
district hospital
Poonch, they said.
Official sources said
that the accident oc-
curred near Barari Bal-
lah Sawjian when the
driver of the bus (JK12-
1419) apparently lost
control over it. The Bus
skidded off the road
and rolled several hun-
dred meters into the
gorge, they
said.
Nine peo-
ple died on
the spot or on the way
to hospital, a police
official said. Later
three among those
critically injured died
at hospital.
5 critically injured airlifted to
GMC Jammu from Poonch
Rescue operation underway after a bus fell into a gorge near Bareri Nallah in Poonch on Wednesday.
PRESIDENT MURMU CONDOLES DEMISE,
PM MODI ANNOUNCES EX-GRATIA
THE 8 NEW FACES IN GOA BJP ARE...
ABOUT THE 2019
CONGRESS JOLT
JAIRAM RAMESH
RESPONDS
President Droupadi Murmu has ex-
pressed distress at the loss of lives in a
tragic road accident in Sawjian of Poonch
district of J&K. Murmu wished the speedy
recovery of those injured. Modi condoled
the loss of lives in a road accident in
Poonch district and announced Rs 2 lakh
as ex-gratia each from PM’s National Relief
Fund for the next of kin of the deceased.
With 8 MLAs breaking away as a group from Congress
to the BJP — that is two thirds of party strength —
they can’t be disqualified under anti-defection law.
These include Michael Lobo’s wife Delilah Lobo,
Rajesh Phaldesai, Kedar Naik, Sankalp Amonkar,
Aleixo Sequeira and Rudolf Fernandes.
Goa Congress splintered
in a similar fashion in
2019, when two thirds of
its assembly strength —
10 of 15 MLAs — de-
fected to the BJP, which
is why the party this year
made its candidates take
a loyalty vow in the pres-
ence of Rahul Gandhi.
Operation Kichad of BJP in
Goa has been fast tracked
because of visible success
of Bharat Jodo Yatra. BJP
is nervous. A daily dose
of diversion & disinfo
is handed out to under-
mine the Yatra. We will
overcome these, said party
Gen Secy Jairam Ramesh.
LIFT OF UNDER-
CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING IN GUJ
COLLAPSES, 7 DIE
Ahmedabad: An under-
construction building lift
collapsed in Gujarat’s
Ahmedabad, killing 7
labourers on Wednesday.
A total of 8 people were
inside the lift when it col-
lapsed. Chief Fire Officer,
Jayesh Khadia, said, He
also said, “We will assess
if they broke rules and
regulations of Municipal
Corp while working.”
TRAGIC
WEDNESDAY
ANOTHER KILL! OPERATION LOTUS BLOOMS IN GOA
AMID‘BHARATJODO’,
BJP’S‘CONGTODO’
Moni Sharma
Panaji: Barely2months
after the Congress
seemed to have staved
off a defection bid, eight
of its 11 MLAs led by top
leaders Digambar Ka-
mat and Michael Lobo
joined the ruling BJP,
reducing the opposition
party to just 3 members
in a House of 40.
“ItisCongresschhoro
(quit Congress), BJP ko
jodo,” quipped Michael
Lobo as the MLAs an-
nounced their switch in
what’s being called yet
another ‘Operation Lo-
tus’, named after the
BJP’s poll symbol.
Kamat and Lobo were
at the centre of the
switchover speculation
in July too, & Congress
had even asked speaker
to disqualify them un-
der the anti-defection
law. Senior leader
Mukul Wasnik had
been deputed by Con-
gress chief Sonia Gan-
dhi to handle the crisis,
and he appeared to have
stopped it.
Goa CM Pramod Sawant and BJP Goa Prez Sadanand Shet Tanavade with 8 Congress MLAs in Panaji
on Wednesday. The BJP and its allies are already in a majority with 25 MLAs and is now at 33.
Big jolt to Congress
as 8 out of 11 MLAs
join BJP in Goa
Mass defection is
a 2019 redux for
Congress in Goa
Big names include
Digambar Kamat
and Michael Lobo
A rise and smile
moment for Modi,
Shah and Nadda
PM NARENDRA
MODI MEETS,
GREETS FRENCH
MINISTER AND
BHUTAN KING
New Delhi: The Delhi
Police has found incon-
sistencies in the re-
sponses of Jacqueline
Fernandez and Pinky
Irani, both of whom
were summoned by the
Economic Offences
Wing on Wednesday in
connection with an ex-
tortion case linked to
conman Sukesh Chan-
drashekhar, sources
said. Delhi Police has
prepared a question-
naire of 100 odd ques-
tions that actor Jacque-
line Fernandez has
been asked to answer in
the alleged Rs 200 crore
scam. Actor Jacqueline
Fernandez joined the
probe after being is-
sued a third summons
and was questioned
for nearly eight hours.
Delhi Police found
inconsistencies in
their respons-
es and is
likely to
confront
t h e m
again.
 200-crore scam: Jacqueline quizzed for 8 hours
 Delhi cops put before her list of 100 questions
Another beauty in ED’s trap!
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PREZ MURMU TO
ATTEND FUNERAL
OF ELIZABETH II
IN LONDON
PADMA AWARD NOMINATIONS OPEN TILL TODAY
New Delhi: The Padma Awards, namely, Padma Vibhushan, Padma
Bhushan, and Padma Shri, are among the highest civilian awards in
the country after Bharat Ratna. Central Government informed that the
nominations for Padma Awards-2023 will be open till September 15, 2022.
New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu will be
visiting London from September 17-19 to attend
the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II and offer
condolences on behalf of the GoI. Queen will be
laid to rest at Westminster Abbey on Sept 19.
GANGULY, JAY
SHAH CAN HAVE
BCCI TERM 2
AFTER SC ORDER
New Delhi: SC on Wednesday accepted proposed
changes in the BCCI’s constitution, which will allow
current president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay
Shah to get an extension to their term. The board
had put in a plea for modification of its constitution.
BSE SENSEX 60,346.97 224.11 | NSE NIFTY 18,003.75 66.30
Catherine Colonna,
Minister for Europe and
Foreign Affairs of France
to India, who is in India
on her three-day visit
from Sept 13-15, called
on PM Narendra Modi
on Wednesday. During
the day, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi also met
the King of Bhutan, Jigme
Khesar Namgyel Wang-
chuck, in New Delhi.
91.5 kg gold seized from places
belonging to Raksha Bullion and
Classic Marbles on Wednesday.
FRESH RAIDS BY ED
AT PAYTM, PAYU
The ED is conducting raids
at locations belonging to
payment gateway i.e Paytm
and PayU in connection with
a case pertaining to Chinese
Loan apps. Raids were going
on in Mumbai, Delhi, Guru-
gram, Lucknow and Kolkata.
Bonds being strengthened through sports and
atmosphere of harmony being created: Gehlot
Naresh Sharma
Pratapgarh/Udaipur:
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot observed block
levelRajivGandhiRural
Olympic Games activi-
ties at Pratapgarh and
Suran village of Gogun-
da in Udaipur on
Wednesday
. He laid the
foundation stone and in-
augurated various de-
velopmentworksatboth
places. During this he
met players in field and
encouraged them. He
said that there was no
age bar in Rural Olym-
pic Games. “Everyone
fromelderlytotheyoung
players are participat-
ing together without
any discrimination in
the field. This has creat-
edanatmosphereof mu-
tual harmony, brother-
hood,” he said. Turn to P12
RAJIV GANDHI RURAL OLYMPIC GAMES
CM Ashok Gehlot plays hockey
with the players in Udaipur on
Wednesday. Ram Lal Jat and
Sandeep Choudhary also seen.
CM plays hockey
and Kabaddi with
players in Udaipur

First India Bureau
Bharatpur/ Alwar/
Jodhpur: The ACB on
Wednesday arrested
Additional District Ed-
ucation Officer Gopal
Singh Kuntal and clerk
Bhuvnesh red-handed
while taking Rs 16,000
bribe in lieu of passing
mid-day meal bills.
The complaint was
lodged verbally to the
DG of ACB. After
which the verification
was done and a trap
was laid on by Jaipur
ACB team. ACB CO
Parmeshwar Lal Yadav
said that Gopal Singh
is also in-charge of
Mid Day Meal and he
was demanding money
in lieu of passing bills
from institutions work-
ing for Mid Day Meal
in schools.
The complainant
said that he had paid Rs
65 to 70 thousand as
bribe to the accused but
the demand was in-
creasing.
Meanwhile, In alwar,
the ACB arrested Ravi
Kumar, Helper at GSS
Hussepur in the office
of Assistant Engineer
Jaipur Discom Tapukra
District, Alwar, while
taking a bribe of Rs
11,000 for reducing the
excessive amount of do-
mestic connection bills
for September 2022 and
changing the meter.
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022
02
RED-HANDED: ACB ARRESTS 4
IN SEPARATE BRIBERY CASES
Gopal Singh Kuntal Bhuvnesh Ravi Kumar
Additional District Education Officer and his clerk caught red-handed in Bharatpur
ASI ARRESTED
JAIPUR SOUTHERN RING ROAD ISSUE
Farmers write to Gehlot,
Dhariwal; meet on Sept 15
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: About 200
farmers affected by
the Southern Ring
Road project are
pleading for land com-
pensation from the
Government.
The farmers have
given a memorandum
to Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and Ur-
ban Development
Minister Shanti Dha-
riwal. Due to this, a
meeting has been
scheduled on Septem-
ber 15 under the chair-
manship of Principal
Secretary UDH Kunji
Lal Meena.
Jaipur Develop-
ment Authority is-
sued notification of
land acquisition in
the year 2005 for about
47 km long Southern
Ring Road project.
From Ajmer to Tonk
Road, the JDA had ac-
quired the land of the
farmers with a width
of 360 meters. The
farmers launched a
long agitation against
the acquisition.
Many farmers who
did not present an op-
tion to the JDA to take
the developed land as
compensation due to
the agitation.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: With the end
of COVID 19 pandemic,
the return that Ra-
jasthan tourism has
made is not only his-
torical but also an ex-
ample that if better
management and will
is shown, COVID will
not reduce the charm
of the rich heritage
culture. In the off-sea-
son, more than 18 lakh
tourists visited the
State.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot, Tourism
Minister Vishvendra
Singh and all the offic-
ers of the State Tour-
ism Department creat-
ed history on the
strength of better team-
work and the will to do
something new. More
than 34.41 lakh tourists
visited in 8 months
from January to Au-
gust, which generated
the revenue of more
than Rs 19 crore.
STATE RECORDS OVER 18L VISITOR
FOOTFALL IN OFF-SEASON TOURISM
Breaks fail, driver rams JCTSL
bus into pole, no casualties
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Passengers
commuting through a
JCTSL low-floor bus
near the Transport Na-
gar area had a narrow
escape on Wednesday
after the brakes of the
bus failed. The low-floor
bus jumped the foot-
path, broke railings and
rammed into a pole cre-
ating panic in the area.
No casualties were
reported in the mishap,
however, a few passen-
gers sustained minor
injuries.
Sources informed
that the bus was head-
ing towards Khirni
Phatak from Trans-
port Nagar when its
brakes failed.
“The driver tried to
control the bus, but he
could not control it. The
bus driver then tried to
stop the bus at a mall
near Lal Kothi. Howev-
er, the bus climbed the
footpath and rammed
into a pole after break-
ing railings. A few peo-
ple sustained minor in-
juries in the mishap,”
said a source.
Damaged low-floor bus of Jaipur City Transport Services Limited.
IMD predicts
heavy rain in
parts of State
Jaipur (PTI): Heavy
rain is likely in several
parts of Rajasthan dur-
ingthenext48hoursdue
to a low pressure area
that has developed over
Madhya Pradesh, the
meteorological depart-
mentsaidonWednesday
.
There is also a possi-
bility of very heavy rain
at isolated places on
Wednesday and Thurs-
day
, it said.
A low pressure area
has developed over Mad-
hya Pradesh and is cur-
rently located over the
northwesternpartof the
state. There is a strong
possibility of monsoon
becoming active and
light to moderate rain in
most parts of east Ra-
jasthan during the next
48 hours, it said.
Rajendra Singh
Kumpawat new
State Cong PRO
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajendra Singh
Kumpawat has been ap-
pointed as PRO of Ra-
jasthan Congress while
Rameshwar Dudi has
been appointed as PRO
of UP. Existing PRO
Sanjay Nirupam left the
post. Now Sanjay Niru-
pam will take up some
new responsibility
.
There is not much work
left for new PRO as the
Organisation election
work is almost com-
plete. Now only the pro-
cess related to the elec-
tion of the national
president remains.
‘PILOT DIDN’T
COME DESPITE
INVITATION’
Gehlot’s wisdom saved Govt: Meghwal
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: In the midst of
the ongoing ‘tussle’ of
camps in the Congress,
now the ministers of
the Gehlot camp have
openly started rhetoric
in their favour with Dis-
aster Relief Minister
Govind Meghwal term-
ing CM Ashok Gehlot
an ideology
.
Meghwal said, “If
CM Gehlot were not
there, then our condi-
tion would have wors-
ened. We would not
have been Ministers to-
day. It is Gehlot’s wis-
dom that saved the Gov-
ernment. Gehlot is cre-
ating unity in the whole
of Rajasthan. Ashok
Gehlot is an ideology in
itself. He conducted a
great management in
COVID pandemic. To-
day, under Gehlot’s
rule, one by one
schemes for the welfare
of the people are going
on. We will walk ahead
under the leadership of
such a leader.”
The Minister further
said, “Gehlot follows
great men like Mahat-
ma Gandhi, Jyotiba
Phule, and Ambedkar.
Schemes that have been
brought forward by our
leader Ashok Gehlot,
will not be found in any
state of the country
. He
has always given facili-
ties in advance. Like
Mahatma Phule, Gehlot
is emphasising on edu-
cation. English schools
have been opened so
that even the poorest
children can take good
education.”
Minister Govind Ram Meghwal during Jan Sunwai at PCC.
Jaipur: After uproar over
ruckus during the ashes
immersion ceremony
of Late Col. Kirori Singh
Bainsla in Pushkar, Gurjar
leader Vijay Bainsla said
that former Deputy CM
Sachin Pilot was invited
to Pushkar programme.
“I called Pilot a few days
before the
event but
could not
speak to
him. But
his PS was
informed
about the programme.
Neither Pilot nor GR
Khatana and Indraj Gurjar
came, while people came
from many States to pay
tributes to our leader Col
Bainsla,” he said.
Poonia terms Congress’ Bharat
Jodo Yatra ‘political hypocrisy’
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: BJP State
president Satish Poon-
ia, who reached
Bharatpur to partici-
pate in the State train-
ing class of Bharatiya
Janata Yuva Morcha
(BJYM), took a jibe at
the Congress and
termed Bharat Jodo
Yatra a “political hy-
pocrisy”.
Regarding Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot’s
visit to Bharatpur on
September 15, Poonia
said that nothing will be
gained from his visit.
Satish Poonia, Ranjeeta Koli, Ghanshyam Tiwari at BJYM event.
Amul Dairy’s RS Sodhi
hails Saras products
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Amul dairy MD
RSSodhitastedtheprod-
uctsof RCDFattheSaras
stallonWednesdayatthe
WorldDairySummit.He
tastedtheShrikhandand
termed it an excellent
product and was im-
pressed by the quality of
Saras products.
FA Lalit Morodia
briefed Sodhi about the
activities of RCDF.
Kishore Supekar, MD,
NationalDairyCoopera-
tive Federation of India
was also with them. Su-
pekaralsoenjoyedSaras
products and expressed
happiness over RCDF’s
commitment to high
quality Saras products.
GHAT KI GUNI TUNNEL
Workers wash dust and vehicular emmission from Ghat Ki Guni Tunnel, in Jaipur on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
 Month Tourists Revenue (Rs.)
 January 3,59,000 1.90 crore
 February 4,11,161 2.27 crore
 March 4,95,870 2.83 crore
 April 2,84,873 1.66 crore
 May 3,42,074 1.92 crore
 June 4,71,120 2.54 crore
 July 5,26,101 2.93 crore
 August 5,50,463 3.05 crore
Total 34,41,662 19.12 crore
RECORD TOURISTS DURING
OFF SEASON IN THE STATE
ARUN SINGH IN BHARATPUR TODAY
RS Sodhi visits Saras stall at World Dairy Summit on Wednesday.
ASI Poonaram

Jaipur: Jaipur Municipal
Corporation (Heritage) Mayor
Munesh Gurjar on Wednes-
day inspected Hingonia
Gaushala and took feedback
from officials regarding
treatment given to cows
infected with Lumpy skin
disease virus. Mayor Munesh
Gurjar said that fogging and
sanitization are being done
regularly in the Gaushala
and sick cows are being kept
separate from healthy cows.
“There were 1092 sick cows
in the gaushala, of which,
1020 have been cured and
no death has been reported
in Hingonia Gaushala so far.
Cow cages and ambulances
have been increased, while
the cow cess has also been
increased from six months
to nine months by the state
government,” said Herit-
age Mayor Munesh Gurjar.
Officials of Jaipur Municipal
Corporation and councillors
were also present during her
visit to Hingoniya Goshala.
RAJASTHAN
03
FIGHTINGLUMPY:CSFORMSDIST
COMMITTEESFORNECESSARYSTEPS
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: For the preven-
tion of lumpy, the govt
has constituted commit-
tees in the districts to
provide timely treat-
ment to sick animals,
prevent infection and
burial of dead animals.
In this committee,
Zilla Parishad CEO, dist
treasury officer, animal
husbandry officer, ur-
ban body officer will be
members. The commit-
tees will submit its re-
port directly to the CS
Usha Sharma. The com-
mittee will ensure the
essential medicines,
burial of dead animals
in the ground, scientific
method of disposal at
the district level. Apart
fromthis,thecommittee
will also do necessary
publicity work at the ur-
ban and gram panchay-
at level to remove the
misconceptions.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The return of
cheetahs in the country
after 70 years will be
through Jaipur. They
will first be brought to
Jaipur International
Airport by a special
cargo plane from Na-
mibia in South Africa.
From Jaipur, they will
be taken to Kuno Palpur
in Madhya Pradesh by
helicopter.
On Sept 17, in the
presence of Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi,
the cheetahs will be re-
leased into the enclo-
sure built in the Kuno
National Park.
A total of eight chee-
tahs are being brought
from Namibia. There
are five females and
three males. The special
aircraft will leave with
them on September 16.
A team of the forest de-
partment will be pre-
sent at the Jaipur air-
port as per the protocol.
MAYOR MUNESH INSPECTS HINGONIA GAUSHALA, GIVES LADOOS TO COW
Agri Minister LC Kataria claims
Lumpy is on decrease in State
Infected cows with lumps at Hingonia Guashala, Jaipur on Wednesday.
Mayor Munesh Gurjar at Hingonia Gaushala on Wednesday.
Bhilwara: In the coming days, the infection of Lumpy will be
less in the state. State Animal Husbandry and Agri Min Lalchand
Kataria has claimed this. Kataria stayed for some
time in the textile city Bhilwara while going from
Rajsamand to Jaipur. He said in 12 districts there
is absolutely no outbreak of Lumpy in the district.
The Agriculture Minister said that the fight with
Lumpy will have to be fought on the lines of
Coronavirus. Kataria claimed to win the battle
with Lumpy in the coming 20 days. He said the Govt will form
animal friends on the lines of Corona Warriors and the govt will
give 500 new ambulances in veterinary hospitals.
Jaipur: The speed of
Lumpy vaccination is quite
slow in the state. Till now,
only 9 lakh cows have
been vaccinated while the
target was to vaccinate 40
lakh cows in 2 months. In
this way, vaccines will be
available in 4 months but
32 districts of the state are
now in the grip of lumpy
virus. Talking about the
fixed target, on an average
65 to 70 thousand animals
should be vaccinated daily.
But the Animal Husbandry
Dept is able to vaccinate
only 30 to 35 thousand
cows daily. There is talk of
less availability of vaccines
from the state government.
But the sources of the
department claim that more
than 16 lakh vaccines are
available with the depart-
ment, but out of these, only
9 lakh vaccines have been
administered. According to
the livestock census 2019,
number of cows in state is
1.40 cr, of which only 9.14
lakh are vaccinated so far.
VACCINATION GOING AT SLOW PACE
Cheetahs in Jaipur by Saturday,
to be flown to Madhya Pradesh
Treating sick animals, preventing the infection and
to burial of dead animals will be monitored by panels
Total of eight
cheetahs are being
brought to Jaipur
airport in a charter

z Not a single cow was
vaccinated in Jodhpur,
Barmer, Jaisalmer, Pali,
Bikaner and Nagaur

z Even in Churu, Hanu-
mangarh, Sri Ganga-
nagar, only 150 to 200
cows were vaccinated

z 68,757 cows in Dhol-
pur, but only 110 cows
have been vaccinated

z 77,627 cows in Sawai
Madhopur, but only
4,155 cows have been
vaccinated

z 2.44 lakh cows in Ra-
jsamand, but only 8128

z 1.51 lakh cows in
Dausa, but only 7618
cows could be vac-
cinated

z 2.69 lakh cows in Jhun-
jhunu, but only 3796

z 6.91 lakh cows in
Jaipur, but only 33546
ROBOTIC ARM TO SWEEP SEWERS
With a view to eliminate manual scavenging, JMCG Mayor Dr Somya flagged off a sewer
manhole desilting robotic machine on Wednesday. The Mayor informed that cost of machine
is around Rs 39.52 lakh and the machine has the facility of cameras to see the landscape
view inside the manhole and clean it. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
I will not look at another’s
bowl intent on finding fault:
a training to be observed.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Saddened by the demise of
Shrimant Chhatrapati Shivajiraje
Bhosale Ji. He was a dynamic and
multifaceted personality who worked
extensively among people. He made
a rich contribution towards Satara’s
progress. Condolences to his family,
friends and admirers. Om Shanti.
Jagat Prakash Nadda
@JPNadda
Saddened to hear about the passing
away of Shrimant Chhatrapati
Shivajiraje Bhosale Ji, former mayor
of Satara. He was an able individual
who’s numerous contributions towards
Satara’s development are exemplary.
Condolences to his family well
wishers. Om Shanti.
TOP TWEETS
MODI TO MEET PUTIN
AT SCO SUMMIT BUT
DOUBTS OVER HIS
MEETING WITH XI
rime Minister Nar-
endra Modi is in Sa-
markand, Uzbeki-
stan, to attend the
Shanghai Coopera-
tion Organisation, world’s larg-
est regional body, summit. Rus-
sia, China, Iran, Turkey and
Pakistan are the other partici-
pants at the summit. Modi’s bi-
lateral meeting with Vladimir
Putin is already scheduled as
the two leaders want to make
bilateral ties stronger. They are
expected to discuss mutual food
security, energy and, especially,
Russian fertilizer sales to India.
It is the presence of China’s Xi
Jinping, however, which is gen-
erating curiosity about whether
he and Modi will meet one-on-
one after the disengagement by
the two sides from Gogra Hot-
Springs in Ladakh. There is no
word yet on a meeting between
the two leaders but the possibil-
ity is not being ruled out.
Interestingly, the SCO con-
stituents are mainly anti-US and
India’s presence would be keen-
ly watched. Its position will be
somewhat similar to that of Tur-
key which is also a member of
NATO but, unlike India, Turkey
is an open critic of the US.
P
t is virtually the
end of Congress
in Goa. Eight of
its 11 MLAs have
decided to cross
over to the BJP. Will the re-
maining three legislators
stay on or they are buying
time has to be seen. The split
has come months after an-
other attempt to break the
Congress was thwarted.
The BJP denies it is Opera-
tion Lotus at work but the
party has been ever ready to
strike at the Congress the
moment it raised its head in
the western state by luring
its MLAs. Before the 2022 as-
sembly election results were
announced the Congress se-
questered its candidates to
keep them beyond the reach
of poachers’ long arms. If the
eight legislators who
switched sides on Wednesday
were from among that pro-
tected lot, the Congress
should learn an important
lesson - that it can no longer
enjoy unflinching loyalty
from its party leaders and
workers.
The BJP has been trying to
finish off Congress in Goa. In
2019 it engineered defections
by 10 of 15 elected members
of Congress to decimate the
party
. The message to Con-
gress is that any candidate
winning on its ticket will be
won over by the BJP using all
possible means. The BJP
firmly denied any role in the
present defections but the
Congress is of the view that
BJP is playing the pied piper.
The eight Congress legisla-
tors cited Ghulam Nabi
Azad’s stinging letter to Sonia
Gandhi as reason for their
leaving a dying party
. Con-
gress chhodo, BJP jodo seems
to have been their catchword.
In the meantime Rahul Gan-
dhi can keep walking.
STAR-CROSSED CONG
TAKES A HIT IN GOA
The BJP has been trying
to finish off Congress in
Goa. In 2019 it
engineered defections
by 10 of 15 elected
members of Congress
to decimate the party.
The message to Congress
is that any candidate
winning on its ticket will
be won over by the BJP
using all possible means
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, talent
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People are the heart of a
company, without the right
talent, companies risk poor
culture and low customer
satisfaction. Employers
today face a more complex
talent management
landscape than ever before,
and those that manage
talent well will have a
competitive edge over those
who do not. Happy
employees lead to happy
customers and deliver
business results
The talented workforce has to
be acquired first and then it
has to be well managed to
ensure its availability and
continuous optimum
utilisation by the industry. The
first step is ‘Talent
acquisition’ which involves
everything needed to recruit,
interview, hire and bring talent
onboard, then comes ‘Talent
management’ which
enables organizations to
rapidly align, develop,
motivate, and maintain a high-
performance labour force and
includes ‘Talent retention’
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DGM HR in Jindal Saw Ltd

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INDIA
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Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: When the
Congress’ ‘Bharat Jodo
Yatra’ started, the party
has been advised that
there is a need to take
out the Congress Jodo
Yatra first. The BJP al-
ways highlights that
there is no unity in the
Congress and the party
is badly divided. Now
the Congress is trying
its bet on the BJP as
Congress leaders are
sending invitations to
BJP leaders who have
been removed from
their posts or marginal-
ized in politics. Not
only this, a Congress
leader also sent an invi-
tation to a big leader
like Nitin Gadkari.
Keep in mind, Gadkari
was removed from the
parliamentary board of
BJP recently. He is a
minister in the central
government but as a
former national presi-
dent, he was a member
of the BJP parliamen-
tary board. Recently,
when the board was re-
constituted, he was re-
moved and thereafter,
he has been making
such statements, which
sends out the message
that he is angry
.
Whether he is angry
or disappointed, the
Congress has begun to
highlight his ‘perceived
displeasure’ as part of
the strategy
. Maharash-
tra State Congress Pres-
ident Nana Patole has
invited Gadkari to join
the Congress. Keep in
mind that Patole is a big
OBC leader of Vidarbha
region and he had con-
tested the last Lok Sab-
ha elections against
Gadkari from Nagpur
seat. He also knows that
in the past, Gadkari said
that even in the early
days of his politics,
when he was asked to
join the Congress, he
usedtosaythathewould
jump in the well but
would not go to the Con-
gress. Despite this, Pa-
tole invited him to join
the Congress. Similarly
,
formerMadhyaPradesh
Chief Minister Kamal
Nath invited BJP leader
Uma Bharti to join Con-
gress’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra, which Uma Bhar-
ti rejected. However,
everyone knows that
she does not have good
relations with the BJP
high command and the
state leadership.
Congress tries a hand from BJP's playbook
MISSION UNACCOMPLISHED!
New Delhi: Envoys
of five countries, in-
cluding that of Saudi
Arabia, presented
their credentials to
President Droupadi
Murmu on Wednes-
day, President’s Sec-
retariat said in a
statement.
At a ceremony
held at the Rashtra-
pati Bhavan, Saudi
Arabian Ambassa-
dor Saleh Eid Al-
Husseini and High
Commissioner of
Nauru Marlene In-
emwin Moses pre-
sented their creden-
tials to the president.
Ambassador of
Congo Raymond
Serge Bale, Ambassa-
dor of Czech Repub-
lic Eliska Zigova and
Ambassador of Syria
Bassam Alkhatib
also presented their
credentials to Presi-
dent Kovind.
After the ceremo-
ny, the president
interacted with the
five envoys separate-
ly during which
she congratulated
them on their ap-
pointments.
The president em-
phasizedonthewarm
andfriendlyrelations
that India shared
with the countries.
The envoys present
at the event reiterat-
ed their commitment
to work closely to
strengthen their ties
with India.
Envoys of five
nations present
credentials to Prez
FRIENDLY RELATIONS
President Droupadi Murmu accepted credentials from
Saleh Eid Al-Husseini, Ambassador of the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia, at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi. She
also accepted credentials from Ambassador of Congo,
Ambassador of Czech Republic and Ambassador of Syria.
New Delhi (PTI): In-
dia’s outlook has never
been expansionist
throughout its history
and the concept of “vas-
udhaiva kutumbakam”
represents the core val-
ue of its civilisational
ethos, Vice President
Jagdeep Dhankhar said
on Wednesday
.
Delivering a lecture
on ‘India’s core values
interests and objec-
tives’ at the National
Defence College, he
said that the preamble
to the Constitution
enumerates many of
our core values.
Referring to the ‘Vac-
cine Maitri’ initiative
launched during the
COVID-19 where vac-
cines were provided to
many nations, he said
India believes in “vas-
udhaiva kutumbakam”.
India’soutlookhasnever
been expansionist: VP
Jagdeep Dhankhar
Thiruvananthapuram
(ANI): Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi resumed
the eighth day of the
party’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra from Navayikku-
lam in Kerala’s Thiru-
vananthapuram on
Wednesday morning.
Before starting the
march from Navayikku-
lam, Rahul Gandhi paid
his respects to social re-
former Sree Narayana
Guru at Sivagiri mutt in
Kerala. The 3,500-km
march from Kanyaku-
mari to Kashmir will be
completed in 150 days
and cover as many as 12
states. From Kerala, the
Yatra will traverse
through the state for the
next 18 days, reaching
Karnataka on Septem-
ber 30. It will be in Kar-
natakafor21daysbefore
moving north. The
Padyatra (march) will
cover a distance of 25
km every day
.
Rahul Gandhi on
Tuesday had said that
the spirit of the
Bharat Jodo Yatra is to
bring Indians together
irrespective of reli-
gion, community and
remind them that this
is one country and it
will be successful if
we stand together and
are respectful towards
each other.
Meanwhile, a politi-
cal row erupted after
Congress posted a pic-
tureof aburningpairof
RSS shorts on Twitter.
Bharatiya Janata Party
Yuva Morcha President
Tejasvi Surya said the
picturedepictedthatthe
fires that the Congress
has stoked in the past
has burned its political
fortunes in the country
.
Earlier on Monday,
Cong tweeted a picture
of fire-lit‘Khakhi’shorts
and wrote, “To free the
country from shackles
of hate and undo the
damage done by BJP-
RSS.Stepbystep,wewill
reach our goal”.
BHARAT JODO YATRA
RahulresumespadyatrafromKerala
Rahul Gandhi receives a photo of his father late Rajeev Gandhi during his visit to Sivagiri Mutt , in
Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
SONIA GANDHI
TAKES A JIBE
AT PM MODI
New Delhi: Congress
president Sonia Gandhi
on Wednesday alleged
that power has become
intensely concentrated
over the past eight years
in a handful of politicians
and business persons,
which is undermining In-
dia’s democracy and insti-
tutions. She also alleged
that constitutional values
and principles are under
assault, with the bonds
of social harmony being
deliberately stretched to a
breaking point in order to
keep voters polarised for
electoral gains.
‘HIJAB IS FARZ,
COURTS DON’T KNOW
ITS ESSENTIALITY’
New Delhi: The petitioners
on Wednesday told the SC
that according to the reli-
gious text, wearing of hijab
was ‘farz’ (duty) and the
courts were not equipped
to determine its essentiali-
ty. Senior advocate Rajeev
Dhavan, representing
some petitioners, submit-
ted before a bench that
once it was shown that
wearing a hijab is a bona
fide practice.
DELHI HC DIRECTS EX-MP SUBRAMANIAN
SWAMY TO VACATE GOVT BUNGALOW
NO POWER TO BAN POLITICAL PARTIES OR
CANDIDATES FOR HATE SPEECH, EC TELLS SC
New Delhi: The Delhi HC on Wednesday directed former
BJP Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy to hand over
the possession of his government bungalow to the estate
officer within six weeks. Citing security reasons, Swamy,
who was the former Union Minister, was allotted the gov-
ernment accommodation in the Lutyens zone by the cabinet
committee on January 15, 2016, for a period of five years.
New Delhi: The Election Commission of India (ECI) has
told the SCthat the poll panel does not have the legal
power to withdraw the rec-
ognition of a political party
or disqualify its members
if a party or its members
indulge in hate speech.
The affidavit of the Director
(Law) of the ECI pointed out that hate speech has not
been defined under any existing law in India, but there
are a few legislations that have a bearing on hate speech.
PIL IN HC ALLEGES
GNCTD SCHOOLS
IMPARTING ONLY 2
HRS OF EDUCATION
HC QN CALCUTTA UNIV
V-C’SREAPPOINTMENT
New Delhi: A PIL moved
in Delhi HC stated that
students studying in
some of the Govt of
NCT of Delhi (GNCTD)
run schools in North
East District area are
following the pattern of
teaching mechanism i.e.
either imparting only two
hours of daily education
or teaching on alternate
days thereby affecting
the education of more
than one lakh students.
Petition seeking direction
to the Govt of NCT of
Delhi to provide full-time
education to students
studying in SKV Khajuri,
SBV Khajuri, GGSSS
Sonia Vihar, and other
schools at Tukbirpur, etc.
Kolkata: The reappoint-
ment of Sonali Chakravarti
Banerjee as the Calcutta
University Vice-Chancellor,
which was challenged
because it had been done
without the approval of the
Chancellor — the West
Bengal Governor — has
been set aside by the
Calcutta High Court.
IN THE COURTYARD
New Delhi (ANI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Wednesday
greeted people on the
occasion of ‘Hindi Di-
was’ and said that its
simplicity, spontaneity
and sensitivity always
attract people.
He further extended
greetings to all those
people who have con-
tributed tirelessly in
making Hindi prosper-
ous and empowered.
Shah took to the mi-
cro-blogging site Twit-
ter to express his views
at the event and made it
clear that the Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi-led government is
committed for the “par-
allel development” of
all local languages in-
cluding Hindi. The min-
ister’s views came
hours before taking
part in the second All
India Official Language
Conference organized
on the occasion of Hin-
di Diwas in Surat.
Meanwhile, on the
occasion of PM Modi’s
birthday, the Union
Health Ministry will
start a mega drive for
voluntary blood dona-
tion from September 17
to October 1 which is
the national voluntary
blood donation day.
Simplicity, sensitivity of Hindi always
attracts people: PM on Hindi Diwas
Modi govt is committed for ‘parallel development’ of all local languages including Hindi, said Shah
NADDA TO
SOUND POLL
BUGLE IN
NAGALAND
New Delhi (ANI): BJP
national president JP
Nadda will be on a two-
day visit to Nagaland
ahead of next year’s As-
sembly election. A
numberof programmes
have been lined up
for Nadda apart from
holding public meet-
ings, he will also inter-
act with party leaders
and intellectuals.
On September 15,
2022, as Nadda arrives
in the state, he will be
accorded a huge wel-
come in Dimapur. That
afternoon a public
meeting at Old Riphyim
at Tyui Mandel, Wokha
District has been organ-
ised. This is the home
district of the Nagaland
Deputy CM and BJP
leader YV Patton.
New Delhi (ANI): As
the country observed
HindiDiwasonWednes-
day, Union Home and
Cooperation Minister
Amit Shah said Hindi is
the friend of all Indian
languagesandit“unites
the whole nation in a
thread of unity” as an
official language.
The minister took to
the micro-blogging site
Twitter to express his
views at the event and
made it clear that the
dra Modi-led govern-
ment is committed for
the “parallel develop-
ment” of all local lan-
guages including Hindi.
The minister’s views
came hours before tak-
ing part in the second
All India Official Lan-
guage Conference or-
ganized on the occasion
of Hindi Diwas in Su-
rat. Every year Hindi
Diwas is observed on
September 14. The day
is dedicated to the Hin-
di language after it was
announced as the offi-
cial language of the Un-
ion of India.
Official language Hindi unites
nation in thread of unity: Shah
Amit Shah launches Hindi to Hindi voluminous dictionary in Surat on
Wednesday. Bhupendra Patel Nisith Pramanik were also present.
AMIT SHAH LAYS THE FOUNDATION
STONE OF BIO-ETHANOL PROJECT
Gujarat: Union Home Minister Amit Shah laid the
foundation stone of Krishak Bharati Cooperative Lim-
ited (KRIBHCO)’s Bio-Ethanol Project in Surat city
of Gujarat on September 14. Gujarat Chief Minister
Bhupendra Patel also attended the event. “On June
5, 2021, Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the
report of an expert committee on the program of
ethanol submission on Environment Day. The com-
mittee has set a target by 2030 that up to 20 pc of
India’s petrol and diesel consumption, we will make
ethanol and blend it,” said Amit Shah.
Amit Shah being garlanded during the foundation laying
ceremony of Bio-Ethanol Project at KRIBHCO Hazira,in Surat.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Hindi has brought
special honour to India
all over the world. Its
simplicity, spontaneity
and sensitivity always
attract. On Hindi Diwas,
I extend my heartfelt
greetings to all those
people who have
contributed tirelessly
in making it prosperous
and empowered
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Official language Hindi
unites the nation in the
thread of unity. Hindi
is a friend of all Indian
languages. Modi’s govt is
committed for the parallel
development of all local
languages including
Hindi. I salute the great
personalities who have
contributed in the preser-
vation of Hindi.
JP Nadda
PM Narendra Modi
Sonia Gandhi

INDIA
06
NPCL KA HATH UPBHOKTAON KE SATH!
Noida Power Company Limited (NPCL) started a weeklong, ‘Vidyut Samadhan Saptah’
for all consumers from Sept 12, Wednesday was it’s 3rd day. The NPCL is helping all the
consumers to resolve their issues by organising camps in different locations in Noida with
over 50 counters and consumers are getting instant resolutions on the spot here.
MoU BETWEEN NSDF NTPC
Union Sports Minister Anurag Thakur Power Minister RK
Singh during MoU signing ceremony between Nat’l Sports
Development Fund (NSDF) and NTPC, in Delhi on Wednesday.
Sharat K Verma
New Delhi: Prashant
Kishor, who was very
special to Chief Minis-
ter Nitish Kumar, has
becomeveryhurtbyone
of his statements and
hence has started mak-
ing remarks against Nit-
ish akin to the Bihar
CM’s opponents. In a
way, he has started
showing disrespect to-
wards Nitish Kumar.
When asked about PK’s
‘Suraj campaign’ in his
Delhi visit recently
, Nit-
ish said that he (PK)
would like to go to BJP
or would be helping BJP
from behind the cur-
tains. Remember
Prashant Kishor’s rela-
tion with BJP has been
good. Social media is
full of people who be-
lieve that PK is still do-
ing the work of the BJP
and that his aim is to
thwart the polarization
of the opposition. That i
why PK was extremely
hurt by Nitish’s state-
ment.
It was after this that
he started attacking Nit-
ish openly
. First he post-
ed a tweet, in which
thereweremanyphotos.
In these photos, Nitish
Kumar is seen standing
or greeting Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi
with folded hands. How-
ever, almost immediate-
ly PK understood that
this is not a good thing
because anyone’s photo
can be posted like this.
Such photos of a mo-
ment, can be taken from
a video, when someone
isholdinghandsinfront
of someone. So he de-
leted the photos. Later
he made a statement
that the company ‘Fevi-
col’ should make Nitish
Kumar their brand am-
bassador. This is also a
meaningless statement
and to an extent, is a
statement of disrespect.
If Nitish Kumar has
been the Chief Minister
for 17 years, it is not be-
cause he has glued him-
self to the chair.
IS PK REALLY HURT BY NITISH’s STATEMENT?
FALL OUT
lll
Mahatva Satya
Ka Hota Hai
(truth has an
importance) and
the truth is that
Bihar has been
walking on the
development
path, says
Nitish Kumar
PAKISTANI FISHING
BOAT WITH DRUGS
OF `200 CR SEIZED
IRCTC LAUNCHES
SPECIAL BHARAT
GAURAV TRAIN
New Delhi: In a joint
operation, the Indian Coast
Guard and Gujarat Anti
Terrorist Squad (ATS) ap-
prehended a Pakistani boat
with 40 kg of drugs worth
₹200 crore on Wednes-
day morning. According
to Indian Coast Guard
officials, the Pakistani boat
was apprehended 6 miles
inside Indian waters. “Two
fast attack boats of ICG
caught a Pakistani boat
33 nautical miles off the
Jakhau coast in Gujarat,”
said the officials.
Chandigarh (Agencies):
Shiromani Akali Dal
(Badal) president Sukh-
bir Badal on Wednesday
appeared before the
Special Investigation Team
(SIT), the second time this
month, here in the 2015
Kotkapura police firing
on a crowd protesting the
alleged desecration of the
Guru Granth Sahib. At that
time he was the Deputy
Chief Minister in the SAD-
BJP coaling government
and was holding the home
portfolio.
New Delhi (PTI) The
Indian Railway Catering
and Tourism Corporation
on Wednesday announced
the launch of the Bharat
Gaurav train to mark the
festive season. The Navratri
special train will commence
its maiden run from Delhi to
Katra on September 30, it
said. The IRCTC announced
a package of four nights
and five days, including a
two-night stay at Katra, at
an overall cost starting from
Rs 11,990 per person on
double-occupancy basis.
The train will be equipped
with a pantry car, infotain-
ment systems and CCTV.
SUKHBIR APPEARS
BEFORE SIT IN
POLICE FIRING CASE
UP: TWO MINOR SISTERS FOUND HANGING
FROM TREE IN LAKHIMPUR KHERI
LAKHIMPUR (ANI): Two minor sisters were found hanging
from a tree in Uttar Pradesh’s Lakhimpur Kheri district on
Wednesday. The girls were aged around 15 and 17 years
old and their bodies were discovered around the afternoon.
The bodies have been sent for autopsy. According to the
police, the bodies of the victims have been taken for an au-
topsy. According to one officer, “We are working to confirm
the cause of death and sequence of events.” The police are
working to confirm the cause of death.
CRUCIAL READ
Another IAS officer from the Uttar
Pradesh bureaucracy resigns
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: Yet another
IAS officer from the Ut-
tar Pradesh bureaucra-
cy has sent his resigna-
tion to ACS Appoint-
ment Dr Devesh
Chaturvedi.
The IAS - Gurrala
Srinivasulu - is a 2005
batch IAS officer, and is
posted as Special Secre-
tary in the Revenue De-
partment. In fact he was
transferred from Fi-
nance department to
the revenue department
recently. Interestingly,
he is the fifth IAS offic-
er to seek Voluntary Re-
tirement (VRS) and re-
sign within 2 months.
Notably, Srinivasulu
still has eight years of
service left i.e. till July
2030, however, he has
cited health problems as
the reason for his resig-
nation. Just a few days
ago, IAS Vidya Bhush-
an, a 2008 batch IAS and
Managing Director of
Purvanchal Vidyut Vit-
ran Nigam, had applied
for resignation.
Prashant Kishor and Nitish Kumar
IAS Gurrala Srinivasulu
Chandigarh (PTI): In-
dian Army’s Agnipath
scheme is progressing
as per schedule for 2022-
23 and recruitment ral-
lies in Punjab’s Ludhi-
ana and Gurdaspur
have been successfully
conducted with the full
support of civil admin-
istration, sources said.
They also stressed
that there was no plan to
shift rallies from Pun-
jab. The clarification
came after the army’s
Jalandhar Cantt zonal
recruitment officer
wrote to Punjab Chief
Secretary VK Janjua
and Principal Secretary
(Employment Genera-
tion) Kumar Rahul that
there was no “clear-cut”
support from the local
civil administration on
necessary arrange-
ments for the rallies.
He also said the ral-
lies will be held in abey-
anceorshiftedtonearby
states if such a commit-
ment is not received.
However, Punjab Chief
Minister Bhagwant
Mann on Wednesday as-
sured complete backing
to the Army’s Agnipath
recruitment drives.
‘Bengalhasbecomelawless
underMamataBanerjee’
New Delhi (PTI): A
day after the crackdown
on protesting BJP work-
ers in West Bengal, the
party on Wednesday
said the state has be-
come “lawless” and
“bankrupt” under
Chief Minister Mamata
Banerjee and accused
her of inflicting “police
torture” on its mem-
bers to suppress their
voice.
BJP leader Ravi
Shankar Prasad also al-
leged that Banerjee
could be trying to divert
attention from the ri-
valry within her Trina-
mool Congress (TMC)
by using force against
BJP members The BJP
had launched the pro-
test march against the
ruling Trinamool Con-
gress’ alleged corrupt
practices.
The opposition party
in West Bengal claimed
that over 1,000 of its
workers were injured in
the use of force by po-
lice and and alleged
that Banerjee had sur-
passed the communist
parties in inflicting
atrocities.
Former Union minis-
ter Prasad slammed Ba-
nerjee, saying she
speaks of saving de-
mocracy outside the
state while crossing all
limits to curb people’s
democratic and civil
rights inside Bengal.
The Opposition is be-
ing denied its legiti-
mate right to raise its
voice, he said.
Four sadhus beaten
up in Maha’s Sangli
Sangli (PTI): Four sad-
hus were allegedly as-
saulted by a mob in Ma-
harashtra’s Sangli dis-
trict on suspicion of
being child-lifters, po-
lice said.
The sadhus (religious
ascetics), however,
lodged no complaint
over the incident which
took place on Tuesday,
even as its video went
viral.
The incident took
place at Lavanga village
in Jat tehsil when the
four men hailing from
Uttar Pradesh were
heading towards the
temple town of Pand-
harpur from Bijapur in
Karnataka in a car.
They had halted at a
temple in the village on
Monday. While resum-
ing the journey on
Tuesday, they asked a
boy for directions, a po-
lice official said. This
led some locals to sus-
pect that they were part
of criminal gangs
which abduct children.
“There was an argu-
ment. It escalated
quickly and the sadhus
were allegedly beaten
up with sticks by lo-
cals,” the official said.
Indian-Americans celebrate 75th
anniversary of India’s Independence
Gopendra Nath Bhatt
New Delhi: In a his-
toric show of strength
and unity, 75 Indian
American associations
will celebrate the 75th
Anniversary of Indian
Independence at the US
Capitol Washington
DC. The 75 organiza-
tions represent all
states of the US.
Dr Jashvant Patel,
CEO of the US Indian
Relationship Council,
President of Sardar Pa-
tel Fund for Sanatan
Sanskruti, and Chair-
man of the Organizing
Committee, declared,
“this unique event will
be a hallmark in the fes-
tivity of India’s inde-
pendence bringing 75
organizations together
and showcasing India’s
unique culture and di-
versity
.
The Indian diaspora
organizations will use
this opportunity to re-
member India’s rich
tradition, its heroes,
people, and their
achievements.”
This Independence
milestone will honor
the people of India,
who have not only been
instrumental in bring-
ing India thus far in its
vibrant democratic
journey but also hold
within them the power
and potential to enable
dra Modi’s vision of
activating India 2.0,
fueled by the spirit of
Aatmanirbhar Bharat
(self-reliant India)
“The Azadi Ka Amrit
Mahotsav means elixir
of energy of independ-
ence; elixir of inspira-
tions of the warriors of
the freedom struggle;
elixir of new ideas and
pledges; and that of
self-reliability
.
Therefore, this Ma-
hotsav is a festival of
the awakening of a na-
tion; the festival of ful-
filling the dream of
good governance; and
the festival of global
peace and develop-
ment,” said Prime Min-
ister of India, Naren-
dra Modi.
Celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. —PHOTO BY PTI
Sadhus were allegedly
assaulted by mob.
POLICE COULD HAVE OPENED FIRE ON
VIOLENT BJP PROTESTERS: MAMATA
Kolkata (PTI): West Bengal Chief Minister
Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said police could
have opened fire on “violent” BJP protesters
during its march to the state secretariat, but the
government exercised “maximum” restraint.
Banerjee also alleged that the saffron party brought
in goons armed with bombs in trains from outside
the state to foment trouble during its ‘Nabanna
Abhijan’ on Tuesday.
PROVIDE COMPLETE SUPPORT, SAYS CM
AFTER ARMY’S LETTER TO PUNJAB
Chandigarh (Agencies): Punjab chief minister Bhag-
want Mann on Wednesday said all deputy commission-
ers have been directed to provide complete support
to the Indian Army authorities for the recruitment of
Agniveers in the state. Mann’s statement on Twitter
comes after a zonal recruitment officer of the Indian
Army has reportedly written to the Punjab government
saying that recruitment rallies in the state under the
short-term Agnipath scheme could be suspended.
AGNIPATH ROW IN PUNJAB
No plan to shift recruitment
in Punjab, says Indian Army
Clarification came after Jalandhar Cantt zonal recruitment officer wrote to Chief Secy
—FILE PHOTO
Chandigarh (Agencies):
Punjab Chief Minister
Bhagwant Mann on
Wednesday asked district
authorities to provide full
support for the recently
launched military scheme,
‘Agnipath’ after the Indian
Army flagged ‘vacillat-
ing’ support from local
administration. Mann said,
“All Deputy commissioners
were directed to provide
complete support to Army
Authorities for recruitment
of Agniveers in Punjab.
Any laxity shall be viewed
seriously. Every effort
will be made to recruit
maximum number of
candidates in to army from
the state.” His statement
comes after Major General
Sharad Bikram Singh, the
Army’s zonal recruitment
officer in Jalandar.
BHAGWANT MANN’S ASSURANCE AFTER
ARMY SAYS ‘LACK OF SUPPORT’
DGCA RESUMES
BREATH ANALYSER
TESTS FOR ALL CREW
New Delhi: All aircraft per-
sonnel, including pilots and
cabin crew members, will
have to undergo a breath
analyser test from October
15 onwards, with DGCA
lifting the related curbs that
were in place due to the
pandemic. Amid pandemic,
the breath analyser test that
is done to check whether
any crew member has con-
sumed alcohol, was limited
to 50 per cent of the aircraft
personnel. Following an
order passed by Delhi HC
in May 2021, the number
of breath analyser tests that
can be conducted in one
hour was limited to six.

business
BRIEFS
New Delhi: Bank of Baro-
da has raised the interest
rates on retail term de-
posits of below Rs 2 crore
by up to 0.20%. The new
rates have come into ef-
fect from September 13.
The one-year tenure do-
mestic and NRO term de-
posit will offer an interest
of 5.50%, up from 5.30
per cent earlier, the bank
said on Wednesday. De-
posits for above 400 days
to 3 years will earn an in-
terest of 5.50%, up from
5.45%. For 3 to 10 years,
the new rate is 5.65%, up
by 0.15%. —PTI
BoB RAISES RATES
ON DEPOSITS BELOW
`2 CR BY UP TO 0.2%
New Delhi: India has
emerged as a leading des-
tination for digital engi-
neering, and its share in
the overall ERD revenue
is expected to “grow sub-
stantially” from the cur-
rent 28-30%. In the field
of ERD, DE is gradually
displacing traditional en-
gineering as the main
force, said the report titled
‘the future growth sectors
in digital engineering’.
“India is advancing into
the fourth industrial revo-
lution with an optimistic
digital transformation rev-
enue amounting to 50-60
per cent in overall ERD
revenues in the coming
years”. —PTI
DIGITAL ENGG MAY
ACCOUNT 50%-60%
OF ERD REVENUE
New Delhi: India’s richest
person and Adani Group
chairman Gautam Adani
could soon overthrow
Amazon founder Jeff Be-
zos as the world’s second
richest person. The dif-
ference between the net
worth of the two billion-
aires is now just $3 bil-
lion after Bezos lost
$9.84 billion in a day. The
difference between Adani
and Bezos’s fortunes
halved in just a week as
they were nearly $6 bil-
lion apart last Wednesday
(Sept 7). —Agencies
ADANI COULD SOON
REPLACE BEZOS AS
2ND RICHEST MAN
New Delhi: The pace of
national highway con-
struction in India has
slowed to 19 km/day dur-
ing the first five months of
the current financial year.
The pace of national high-
way (NH) construction in
the country had slowed to
28.64 km a day in 2021-
22, due to pandemic-re-
lated disruptions and a
longer-than-usual mon-
soon in some parts of the
country. “The Ministry has
constructed 2,912 km of
National Highways up to
August 2022, as com-
pared to 3,355 km up to
August last year. —PTI
NATIONAL HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION
SLOWS TO 19 KM/DAY
100% electrification of 2-wheelers in 4 yrs
New Delhi (PTI): India
must target 100% electrifi-
cation of two- and three-
wheelers in the next four
years as these segments
will lead the country’s
green mobility revolution,
G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant
said on Wednesday
.
The country’s focus has
to be on shared, connected
and an electric transporta-
tion movement, he said.
“My view is that green
mobility revolution is re-
ally knocking on our doors,
whether we like it or not,
and India’s focus has to be
on shared, connected and
an electric transportation
movement,” he said.
He further said, “I’m a
believer that India’s elec-
trification journey is to be
about two-wheelers and
three-wheelers.”
Kant further said, “We
need to target in the next
four years, to my mind, In-
dia needs to target 100%
electrification of these two
segments, go 100%.”
AMITABH KANT SETS TARGET FOR INDIA
EVs TO BE MAJOR
CHUNK OF TOTAL
SALES PIE BY 2030
New Delhi: Electric two and
three-wheeler sales in India are
expected to grow at a fast clip
and account for 50 and 70%,
respectively of the total sales by
2030, a report jointly prepared
by the Automotive Component
Manufacturers Association
(ACMA) and McKinsey. It said
that in India, the total cost of
ownership is likely to be more
attractive for electric two and
three-wheelers, than for pas-
senger or heavy commercial
vehicles. The report noted that
“sales of new electric two and
three-wheelers could grow to 50
and 70 per cent, respectively by
2030,” it said. —PTI
INDUSTRY PLAYERS TO
DISCUSS WAYS TO CUT
ENERGY COST: MERCOM
New Delhi: Over 300 players
from various sectors, includ-
ing solar, steel and cement,
will gather in
Coimbatore
on Friday to
discuss ways
to reduce their
energy costs amid govt’s push
towards use of renewable
energy. The ‘CI Clean Energy
Meet 2022’ on September 16
will also see participation from
players operating in foundry,
automobile, manufactur-
ing, chemical, engineering,
automation, spinning mills
and textiles sectors, organiser
Mercom India said. —PTI
‘GREEN MOBILITY TO
PLAY ROLE IN INDIA’S
DECARBONISATION’
New Delhi: Green mobility
is going to play a major role
in decarbonisation of India’s
transport sec-
tor, NITI Aayog
CEO said on
Wednesday.
Iyer noted that
the role of financing is critical
for scaling of electric mobility
in India. He also stressed on
the need of finding ways to
reduce risks associated with
financing of electric vehicles.
Pointing out that the rural
India is urbanising rapidly, the
NITI Aayog CEO said there is a
need to push electric vehicles
in smaller cities also. —PTI
INDIA LIKELY TO FILL UP VACUUM CREATED BY
LANKAN TEA OUTPUT FALL: TAI SECY-GENERAL
Kolkata: With embattled Sri Lanka witnessing a fall in tea produc-
tion, India is likely to fill up the vacuum created by the island
nation, the Tea Association of India (TAI)
said. TAI secretary general P K Bhat-
tacharya said this is reflected by price
rise of the orthodox variety produced
by Indian tea planters, with auction
realisation increasing sharply by about
`75 to `100 per kg. India produces
around 110-120 million kg of orthodox
tea annually, as against the normal Sri Lanka produce of 300 mil-
lion kg. The economic crisis in Sri Lanka has caused the fall in its
orthodox tea production, he said. —PTI
TATA POWER TO DEVELOP 4-MWp SOLAR
PROJECT AT TATA MOTORS’ PUNE PLANT
New Delhi: Tata Power on Wednesday said that it has inked a pact
to develop a 4-MWp solar project at Tata Motors’ Pune plant. “Tata
Motors and Tata Power have entered
into a Power Purchase Agreement
(PPA) to develop a 4-MWp on-site solar
project at Tata Motors’ Pune commercial
vehicle manufacturing facility,” a BSE
filing said. The installation is collectively
expected to generate 5.8 million units of
electricity, potentially mitigating over 10
lakh tonnes of carbon emission. This is equivalent to planting over
16 lakh teak trees over a lifetime, it stated. —PTI
OTHER STORIES
India’s WPI inflation eases
to 11-month low at 12.41%
New Delhi (PTI): The
wholesale price-based in-
flation eased to 11-month
low of 12.41% in August, on
softening in prices of man-
ufactured and fuel prod-
ucts, even as food items
remained expensive.
Although the Wholesale
Price Index (WPI) based
inflation declined for three
consecutive months, it re-
mained in double digit for
17th months beginning
April last year. The infla-
tion was 13.39% in July
and 11.64% in August last
year. It had touched a re-
cord high of 15.88% in May
this year.
The inflation was lower
than August print in Sep-
tember last year when it
was 11.8%.
Inflation in food articles
in August rose to 12.37%, as
against 10.77% in July, on
account of costlier cereals,
fruits and vegetables.
The rate of price rise in
vegetables was 22.29% dur-
ing the month under re-
view, while in case of po-
tato it was 43.56%. Inflation
in cereals was 1.77%, while
in wheat and fruits
it was 17.35% and 31.75%
respectively
.
In the fuel and power
basket, inflation was
33.67% in August, as
against 43.75% in July. In
manufactured products
and oil seeds, it was 7.51%
and (-) 13.48%, respectively
.
The RBI mainly looks at
retail inflation to frame its
monetary policy
.
Retail inflation has re-
mained above the Reserve
Bank’s upper tolerance
threshold of 6% for the
eighth month in a row and
was at 7% in August.
To tame stubbornly high
inflation, the RBI has hiked
the key interest rate three
times this year to 5.40%.
According to the central
bank’s projections, retail
inflation is likely to aver-
age 6.7% in 2022-23.
HIGHLIGHTING
FACTORS
 Although the Wholesale
Price Index (WPI) based
inflation declined for three
consecutive months, it
remained in double digit for
17th months beginning April
last year
 The inflation was 13.39%
in July and 11.64% in August
last year. It had touched a
record high of 15.88% in
May this year
 Inflation in food articles
in August rose to 12.37% on
account of costlier cereals,
fruits and vegetables
RBI could raise rates
by 35-50 bps: Analysts
Mumbai (PTI): With the
price index surprising on
the upside in August,
many analysts have pen-
cilled in a higher inflation
print in September as well
and accordingly expect the
central bank to frontload
policy rate hikes, deliver-
ing another 35 bps later
this month.
Confounding the worries
on the inflation front, retail
inflation accelerated to 7%
on-year in August from
6.7% in the previous month
— staying above the upper
tolerance limit of the cen-
tral bank for all the eight
months of 2022.
According to Tanvee
Gupta-Jain, the India chief
economist at the Swiss bro-
kerage UBS Securities, con-
sidering the base effect, in-
flation print for September
is also likely to remain ele-
vated around the August
levels before moderating
meaningfully from October
onwards. This will have the
RBI-led monetary policy
committee front-loading
the tightening cycle and de-
liver another 35 bps in the
September 30 policy review.
In a note, Rahul Bajoria,
the chief economist at Bar-
clays Securities India, said
elevated inflation on both
the retail and wholesale
fronts suggests the need for
the RBI’s monetary policy
committee to maintain vig-
ilance over evolving price
trends and accordingly he
expects the MPC to front-
load rate hikes, and deliver
another 50 bps rate hike on
September 30.
In a note, Morgan Stan-
ley said they expect a 35-
bps rate hike as they ex-
pect CPI inflation to re-
main around 5.3% in FY24.
MAJOR
TALKING POINTS
 Confounding the worries
on the inflation front, retail
inflation accelerated to 7%
on-year in August from
6.7% in the previous month
 The rate-setting panel has
increased the policy repo
rate by 140 bps to 5.4%
since May with the last being
a 50 bps increase in the
August review
New Delhi (PTI): India’s
exports rose marginally by
1.62% to $33.92 billion,
while trade deficit more
than doubled to $27.98 bil-
lion in August due to in-
creased crude oil imports,
commerce ministry data
said on Wednesday
.
The revised data showed
that imports rose by 37.28%
to $61.9 billion in August
this year. During April-Au-
gust 2022-23, exports regis-
tered a growth of 17.68% to
$193.51 billion. Imports
during the five-month pe-
riod of this fiscal grew by
45.74% to $318 billion.
Trade deficit widened to
$124.52 billion in April-Au-
gust this fiscal as against
$53.78 billion in the same
period last year.
Crude oil imports in Au-
gust this year increased by
87.44% to $17.7 billion.
However, gold imports
dipped by about 47% to
$3.57 billion, data showed.
Trade deficit more
than doubles to
$27.98 billion
Sensex, Nifty snap four-day rally;
rate-hike fears spook investors
Mumbai (PTI): Bench-
mark Sensex declined
224 points on Wednes-
day, snapping its four-
session winning streak,
mainly due to sell-off in
IT and pharma counters
amid rising concerns
over possible aggressive
interest rate hikes to
tame high inflation.
The 30-share index re-
bounded more than 1,200
points from the early
lows before settling at
60,346.97 points, a total
loss of 224.11 points or
0.37% compared to Tues-
day’s closing level. The
broaderNSENiftyclosed
lower 66.30 points or
0.37% at 18,003.75 points.
Infosys fell the most
by 4.53% among the
Sensex scrips. TCS, Tech
Mahindra, HCL Tech,
LT, Wipro, and Reli-
ance were among the
major losers.
IndusInd, PowerGrid,
NTPC, SBI, Kotak
Bank and HDFC twins
advanced.
INVESTORS’ WEALTH DIPS `76,196 CR ON
WEDNESDAY AMID SELL-OFF IN MARKETS
Mumbai (PTI): Investors’ wealth eroded by `76,196.54 crore
on Wednesday, with the market witnessing a sell-off amid rising
concerns over possible aggressive interest rate hikes to tame
high inflation. The market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies
— which is also an indicator
of wealth of investors —
tumbled `76,196.54 crore to
`2,85,94,997.40 crore amid the
30-share Sensex falling 224.11
points to 60,346.97 points. On
Tuesday, when the markets had
gained for the fourth straight
session, the market valuation
stood at `2,86,71,193.94 crore.
` DROPS BY 35 PAISE AGAINST US DOLLAR
ON FOREX OUTFLOWS, RATE-HIKE FEARS
Mumbai (PTI): The rupee declined by 35 paise to close at 79.52
against the US currency on Wednesday as higher-than-expected
US CPI print resulted in risk-off sentiment among investors.
Foreign fund outflows and losses in the domestic equity markets
also hit the rupee sentiment, forex traders said. At the interbank
foreign exchange market, the domestic currency opened at 79.58
per dollar. It hovered in a range of 79.38 to 79.60 during the
session. The domestic unit fi-
nally settled at 79.52, down 35
paise over its previous close of
79.17, ending its four-session
gaining streak during which
it rose by 78 paise. The dollar
bided well after the rate market
started pricing a full percent-
age point hike in the next
week’s FOMC meeting.
Have to localise
smallest of auto
components: MSI
New Delhi (PTI): The auto
component industry
should focus on enhancing
localisation, improving
manufacturing quality and
keep investing in emerging
technologies for a sustain-
able growth, MSI Executive
Chairman Kenichi Ayu-
kawa said. “We have to go
much deeper and find ways
to localise smallest of the
components, including raw
material, wherever possi-
ble,” he said. The industry
should also focus on im-
proving and sustaining
higher levels of quality, he
added on Wednesday
.
Patanjali to invest `1K cr in U’khand
Uttarkashi (PTI): Patan-
jali Yogpeeth will make in-
vestments of more than
`1,000croreinUttarakhand
to improve public health in
the state and promote its
rich culture, the trust
claimed on Wednesday
.
Patanjali Yogpeeth
founder Baba Ramdev said
he will work towards mak-
ing Uttarakhand the spir-
itual and cultural capital
of the world . “The world
health mission will begin
from Uttarakhand,” the
yoga guru said.
Dhami also reiterated
his government’s commit-
ment to make Uttarakhand
the cultural and spiritual
capital of the world. Dhami
expressed hope that the ex-
pedition, led by Ramdev’s
closeaidAcharyaBalkrish-
na, achieves its goal.
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh
Dhami with Baba Ramdev.
08
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GOLD 50,616.00 365.00 0.72 (Per 10g)
SILVER 57,244.00 786.00 1.37 (Per 1kg)
COMMODITIES
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USDINR 79.52 0.35 0.44
GBPINR 91.58 1.08 1.17
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नगर धवकयास न्यास, कोटया
क्रमांक : एफ-15/कृृृृृृृृृ.भू.रू./90-क/सुमोटो/2022/433 दिनांक: 14/09/2022
-: लोक सूिनया :-
अधोहस्ाक्षरक्ाता की जानकारी में यह लाया गया है दक ्हसील लाडपुरा दजला कोटा के ग्ाम रायपुरा की
भूदम जो राजस्व ररकॉड्ड में कृदि भूदम है को राजय सरकार की दिना इजाज् ्व दिना भूदम रूपान्रण कर्वाये गैर
कृदिक प्रयोजनों के दलए उपयोग दकया जा रहा है / दकया गया है, अराता् उक् कृदि भूदम पर आ्वासीय योजनाएं
्वृनिा्वन धाम िनाई जाकर भूखणडों को कई अनय वयकक्यों को हस्ान्रर् कर दिया है। इसदलए उक् भूदम
या उसके भाग में वयकक्यों के अदधकार/दह् राजसरान भू-राजस्व अदधदनयम 1956 की धारा 91 सपदि् धारा
90-क की उप धारा (8) के अधीन पयता्वादस् दकये जाने के िायी है :-
ग्राम करा नराम :- ररायपुररा
कॉलोनी करा नराम :- वृन्रावन धराम
क्र.
सं.
खसररा
नम्बर
रक्बरा सवराममतव
1. 280 / 2 0.46
1. कानीिाई पत्ी स्व. रामप्रसाि दहससा- 1/6 जाद्- माली सा. िेह खा्ेिार
2. ननिूिाई पुत्ी ए्वं दहससा- 1/6 जाद्- माली सा. िेह खा्ेिार
3. प्रेमिाई पुत्ी ए्वं दहससा- 1/6 जाद्- माली सा. िेह खा्ेिार
4. मोहनलाल पुत् रामप्रसाि दहससा- 1/6 जाद्- माली सा. िेह खा्ेिार
5. लक्मीिाई पुत्ी ए्वं दहससा- 1/6 जाद्- माली सा. िेह खा्ेिार
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कुल मकतरा - 1 रक्बरा 0.46
इसदलए इसके द्ारा समस् कई अनय वयकक्यों को सूदि् दकया जा्ा है दक यदि दकसी वयकक् को राजसरान
भू-राजस्व अदधदनयम, 1956 की धारा 90-क और राजसरान अदभधृद् अदधदनयम, 1955 की धारा 63 के
अधीन पू्ववोक् प्रयोजनों के दलए भूदम के उपयोग हे्ु अनुज्ा प्रिान करने और अदभधृद् अदधकारों के दन्वातापन पर
कोई आक्षेप है ्ो ्वह इस नोदटस के प्रकाशन के 7 दिन के भी्र-भी्र दकसी कायता दि्वस पर कायातालय समय
के िौरान अधोहस्ाक्षरक्ाता के समक्ष समरताक िस्ा्वेजों के सार अपने आक्षेप प्रस्ु् कर सकेगा।
उपयुताक् दनय् समय के भी्र-भी्र दकसी आक्षेप के अभा्व में यह समझा जायेगा दक दकसी को आक्षेप
नहीं है और ्द्ुसार मामले का दनपटारा दकया जायेगा।
यह सूिना मेरे हस्ाक्षर और मुहर के अधीन 14.09.2022 के दिन को जारी की जा्ी है।
प्रामधकृत अमधकरारी (उप समिव-तृतीय)
नगर मवकरास नयरास, कोटरा
कारायालर नगर विकास न्ास, कोटा
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आपत्ति आमंत्रण हेतु सार्वजत्िक त्रज्ञप्त
सर्व साधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक नगर दरकास नयास कोटा से क्ेत्ादधकार में राजस्ान शहरी बसती सुधार अदधदनयम, 1958 /
धारा 60-सी के अनतग्वत पट्टा (आरंटन पत्) िाहने हेतु दनम्न आरेिकों के द्ारा आरेिन पत् प्रसतुत दकये गए हैं। उपरोकत आरेिकों, दजनका
दरररण दनम्नानुसार है, को पट्टा (आरंटन पत्) जारी करने में दकसी मोहल्ेिार या दहतबद्ध वयककत को पट्टा जारी करने में आपदति हो तो
अनिर दमयाि 7 दिरस में अधोहसताक्रकता्व के काया्व्य में संसुगत िसतारेज सदहत आपदति प्रसतुत करें। बाि दमयाि 7 दिरस में कोई उजर /
आपदति सरीकाय्व नहीं होगी त्ा प्रसतुत िसतेराजों के आधार पर समबकनधत को पट्टा (आरंटन पत्) जारी करने की काय्वराही कर िी जायेगी।
क्र.स. आरेदक का िाम जात्त आरेदक का पता
1 श्ी मुकेश जैन पुत् श्ी दरम् कुमार जैन 34, जैन भरन, बड़गांर, कोटा
2 श्ी गजेनद्र जंदगड़ पुत् श्ी जगिीश जंदगड़ माताजी मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
3 श्ी मनमोहन पुत् श्ी गोरधन ्ा् मीणा आयुरवेदिक के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
4 श्ी फैसरी ्ा् पुत् श्ी दजरन जी मेघरा् रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
5 श्ी प्रकाश िनि पुत् श्ी जमना शंकर मीणा रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
6 श्ी दसकनिर अ्ी पुत् श्ी अबिु् गनी मुकस्म धाकड़ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
7 श्ी नगेनद्र दसंह गोड़ पुत् श्ी राज दसंह गोड़ राजपूत धाकड़ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
8 श्ी शमभू िया् पुत् श्ी छीतर ्ा् मेघरा् रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
9 श्ी बनरारी ्ा् पुत् श्ी गोपा् ्ा् शमा्व पटरार धर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
10 श्ी धनराज पुत् श्ी राम िनद्र गुज्वर ठाकुर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
11 श्ी मोड़ी बाई पुत् श्ी राम िनि गुज्वर ठाकुर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
12 श्ी पपपू ्ा् पुत् श्ी राम िनि गुज्वर ठाकुर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
13 श्ी शै्ेनद्र कुमार पुत् श्ी भगरान सहाय गुज्वर 133, गणेश मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
14 श्ी जगिीश पुत् श्ी जगना मीणा रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
15 श्ी मोहन ्ा् पुत् श्ी ्क्मण्ा् मा्र रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
16 श्ी सतयेनद्र कुमार पुत् मोहन ्ा् मा्र रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
17 श्ी मनजीत पुत् श्ी मोहन ्ा् मा्र रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
18 श्ी दशरशंकर पुत् श्ी िेर करण सैनी ्ुहारों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
19 श्ी ननद्र ्ा् पुत् िरे्ा् सैनी ्ुहारों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
20 श्ी घन कंरर पुत् श्ी तु्सी राम सैनी सैनी ्ुहारों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
21 श्ी सुख्ा् पुत् श्ी िेर्ा् मेघरा् सरकारी सककू् के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
22 श्ी भेरू्ा् पुत् श्ी का्ू्ा् मेघरा् सहकारी गोधाम के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
23 श्ी जगतार दसंह पुत् श्ी ्ा् दसंह सरिार गणेश िबुतरे के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
24 श्ीमती गायत्ी बाई पत्ी श्ी मुकेश मीणा पटरार धर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
25 श्ी राजाराम पुत् श्ी मंग्ाराम बैररा भी्ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
26 श्ी मोहन ्ा् पुत् श्ी मंग्ाराम बैररा भी्ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
27 श्ी बृृृृृृृृृृजराज दसंह पुत् श्ी राम दसंह राजपूत धाकड़ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
28 श्ीमती सुनीता पत्ी श्ी ननिदकशोर शमा्व जैन मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
29 श्ी राम दकशन पुत् श्ी नारायण भी् गणेश िबुतरे के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
30 श्ी महेनद्र पुत् श्ी िेर्ा् भी् भी्ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
31 श्ी राम िया् पुत् श्ी कसतुरा बैररा पटरार धर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
32 श्ी राम प्रसाि पुत् श्ी राम दकशन मीणा पटरार धर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
33 श्ी मोडू्ा् पुत् श्ी सूरजम् धाकड़ खदतयों का मोहल्ाृ, बड़गांर, कोटा
34 श्ी ्ेखराज पुत् श्ी रामप्रसाि गोिर गुरुनानक पकब्क सककू् के पीछे, बड़गांर, कोटा
35 श्ी रामप्रसाि पुत् श्ी ियाराम गोिर गुरुनानक पकब्क सककू् के पीछे, बड़गांर, कोटा
36 श्ी बाबु्ा् पुत् श्ी भैरू्ा् मा्ी गुरुनानक पकब्क सककू् के पीछे, बड़गांर, कोटा
37 श्ीमती कम्ेश बाई पत्ी श्ी ना्ू्ा् ते्ी अकमबका माताजी मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
38 श्ीमती िाखा बाई पत्ी श्ी दबरधी ्ा् भी् गुरुनानक पकब्क सककू् के पीछे, बड़गांर, कोटा
39 श्ी राम राज पुत् श्ी िनिन सुख गुज्वर गुज्वरों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
40 श्ी रामेशरर पुत् श्ी दबरधी ्ा् मीणा धाकड़ों का मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
41 श्ीमती फु्नता कुमारी पत्ी श्ी रामेशरर मीणा रामिेर मकनिर के पास, बड़गांर, कोटा
42 श्ी राम ्क्मण पुत् श्ी रामनारायण मीणा मुस्मानों के मोहल्ा, बड़गांर, कोटा
43 श्ीमती का्ी बाई पत्ी श्ी सर. ननि ्ा् मीणा माताजी मकनिर के सामने, बड़गांर, कोटा
44 श्ी सुरेनद्र कुमार पुत् श्ी सर. ननि ्ा् मीणा माताजी मकनिर के सामने, बड़गांर, कोटा
45 श्ी धम्वराज मीणा पुत् श्ी रामदकशन मीणा मीणा मकसजि के पास, बूंिी मैन रोड, बड़गांर, कोटा
उप सत्िर
िगर त्रकास न्ास, कोटा
First India Bureau
Pali/Baran: Five
children drowned in
two separate incidents
in Pali and Baran dis-
tricts on Wednesday.
Three children were
drowned at a pond in
Pali’s Lambiya village
on Wednesday. Police
informed the incident
took place in Lambiya
village under the Sa-
dar Police Station
area. “It is suspected
that the children were
taking bathing in the
pond during which
they drowned. A team
of police officials
reached the spot after
the incident and
search operations
continued till late
Wednesday evening,”
police said.
Meanwhile, two
children drowned at a
pond in Baran on
Wednesday. Police in-
formed the deceased
has been identified as
Arvind (15) and Ab-
hishek (10). “The inci-
dent took place at Sim-
li village under Sadar
Police Station area on
Wednesday. The de-
ceased bodies were
fished out after a po-
lice team reached the
spot,” police said. “The
bodies have been kept
in the mortuary of dis-
trict hospital and it
will be handed-over to
family members after
the post-mortem,” po-
lice added.
Five kids drown
in Pali and Baran
Police doing paperwork with family members in Pali.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Discussions
on finalizing the route
of private buses were
held in JDA Traffic
Control Board meeting
on Wednesday
. The
route prepared by the
transport department
will be made available
online and suggestions
will be sought from
people on the route
plan. In the meeting,
officers suggested
working on short-term
work before long plan-
ning.
RSRTC CMD Sand-
eep Verma and JCTSL
CMD Ajitabh Sharma
insisted that there
were some which
could be done first in
order to smooth traffic
movement. They also
cited the example of
slip lane on Gandhi
Nagar mod on Tonk
road. The officials also
talked about removing
encroachment at sev-
eral places.
Several other issues
like the negligence of
JDA in taking posses-
sion of surrendered
land were discussed in
the meeting chaired
by JDA commissioner
Ravi Jain.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Actor
Swara Bhasker,
who reached Jaipur
for the promotion of
the film ‘Jahan
Chaar Yaar’, reacted
to the issue of T-
shirt worn by Con-
gress leader Rahul
Gandhi. “I do not
wanttosayanything
about the choice of
clothesof thepeople.
Talking about
clothes, there are
more people in this
country who have
worn clothes worth
lakhs. I do not think
that those whose
own houses made of
glass should throw
stones at the houses
of others. The inten-
tion should be good.
Our leaders have
good intentions, I
have no problem
whether they wear
dhoti suits, boots,
slippers or anything
else. Doesn’t matter,
but they should
work,” she said.
Routes of private
buses will be made
available online
Some leaders wearing
clothes worth lakhs
also: Swara Bhasker
Jaipur: Health Department team raided and sealed a spice fac-
tory in Nangal Purohitan, Harmada where adulterated chillies,
coriander and other materials were being preparing with the
colours used for dyeing clothes. Food Safety Officer Ratan Singh
Godara and Naresh Kumar took action and seized material also.
SPICES MADE
FROM DYEING
COLOURS,
FACTORY SEALED

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