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Equity indices rebounded sharply on Tuesday with the
benchmark BSE sensex rising over 1,700 points led
by gains across sectors amid broad-based buying.
The 30-share BSE index jumped 1,736 points close at
58,142. While, NSE Nifty settled 510 points at 17,352.
SENSEX
REBOUNDS
SHARPLY, JUMPS
1736 POINTS
Actor Deep Sidhu who was out on bail in the Republic
Day violence case in January last year has died in a
road accident. The accident happened on the Kundli-
Manesar-Palwal e-way. Sidhu was going from Delhi to
Bhatinda when his car rammed a truck on Tuesday.
ACTOR DEEP
SIDHU, ACCUSED IN
R-DAY VIOLENCE,
DIES IN ACCIDENT
DOWN THE MEMORY LANE…
Dusty roads to crowning glory: The making of PM Modi
Shashikant Sharma
Shimla: The spirit of
Gujarati entrepreneur-
ship was also there in
Narendra Modi. He
exercised this qual-
ity to the welfare of
people and not
for amassing wealth for
himself. Every year in
the Gaurikund of Vad-
nagar, a mega fair used
to be held to mark the
Janmashtami celebra-
tions. Narendra Modi’s
father Damodar Das
gave him Re 1 for spend-
ing in the fair. That
time, a terrible flood
had struck various
parts of the country.
Narendra Modi wanted
to help the flood vic-
tims. So, he consulted
his friends and raised
some money from them.
He also contributed
that Re 1 which his fa-
ther had given him for
the fair. Instead of visit-
ing the fair for merri-
ment, he put a tea stall
from that money and
sold tea to visitors. Af-
ter the end of the fair,
he sent the entire collec-
tion to the relief fund
for the flood victim.
This shows the spirit of
philanthropy and the
human face of Naren-
dra Modi for public wel-
fare.
Notably
, 1973 has a sig-
nificant place in Naren-
dra Modi’s political life.
There was an engineer-
ingcollegeinAhmedabad
where students had
called a strike against
the irrational raise in
messbill.Narendra,who
was 23 years old then,
also joined the protest.
The strike snowballed
into a historical mass
movement against black
marketing, corruption,
highinflationandunem-
ployment. Full report on P4
INDIA PREPS FOR G20 PRESIDENCY FROM 1 DEC
New Delhi: The Union cabinet on Tuesday approved the
setting up of a G20 Secretariat and related structures that
will implement policy decisions and be responsible for
arrangements for India’s forthcoming presidency of the
group in 2023. India will hold the presidency of the G20
from December 1, 2022, to November 30, 2023, culminat-
ing with the G20 Summit in India next year. The decision
on setting up the secretariat and other structures was
made at a cabinet meeting chaired by PM Narendra Modi.
FIFTH FODDER SCAM
Lalu & Co. convicted...
27 years on, CBI court convicts Lalu Prasad Yadav, 74 others in case pertaining
to the withdrawal of Rs 139.35 crore from the Doranda treasury of Ranchi
during 1995-1996. Sentencing for Lalu Prasad and several others is awaited
Ranchi: A special CBI
courtinRanchionTues-
day convicted Rashtriya
Janata Dal (RJD) chief
Lalu Prasad and 74 oth-
er accused in the fifth
fodder scam pertaining
to illegal withdrawal of
money from the Doran-
da treasury
. Special
Judge SK Sashi also ac-
quitted 24 accused in the
case pertaining to the
withdrawal of Rs 139.35
crore from the Doranda
treasury of Ranchi dur-
ing 1995-1996.
This is the fifth case
of the fodder scam and
Lalu Prasad, convicted
in the previous four
cases, is currently out
on bail. One more case
is pending before CBI
Patna pertaining to the
illegal withdrawal of
money from the Banka-
Bhagalpur treasury
.
His Defence lawyer
said: “Lalu Prasad has
been convicted. Out of
the 99 accused, 24 have
beenacquitted.Outof 75,
34accusedhavebeensen-
tenced to three years of
imprisonment and the
sentencing for the re-
mainingaccused,includ-
ing Lalu, is awaited.”
RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav arrives to appear before the CBI
Special Court, in Ranchi on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
No farmer in UP will have to pay
power bills for next 5 years: Shah
Auraiya: Union Home
Minister Amit Shah on
Tuesday said that once
his party is re-elected to
power, farm-
ers in UP will
not have to
pay electrici-
ty bills for
next 5 years.
Shah said, “Holi is on
18th (March), counting
is on 10th, bring us to
power, free gas cylin-
ders will reach your
house on March 18.”
VOTE FOR CONGRESS TO UPHOLD PEACE IN PUNJAB,
IDENTIFY ‘FORCES’ BEHIND BJP, AAP: RAHUL GANDHI
Rajpura: Speaking from former CM Amarinder
Singh’s family bastion of Patiala, Rahul Gandhi
on Tuesday exhorted the people of Punjab to
vote for the Congress to maintain peace and
refrain from handing over the border state to
parties that had “forces” behind them.
CONGRESS DOES NOT REFLECT NATIONAL MOOD:
ASHWANI KUMAR AFTER QUITTING PARTY
New Delhi: Senior Congress leader from the state
and ex-Union minister Ashwani Kumar on Tuesday
resigned from the party. Kumar said that “I have
concluded that in the present circumstances and
consistent with my dignity, I can best subserve
larger national causes outside the party fold”.
Hijab row: K’taka HC
to resume hearing today
❍ ADJOURNED FOR DAY 3
New Delhi: The Karna-
taka High Court on
Tuesday adjourned the
hearing on petitions
challenging a ban on hi-
jab in educational insti-
tutes till Wednesday
.
The petitioners ar-
gued that they should be
allowed to wear head-
scarves in colours that
match their school uni-
form as even Centre-run
Kendriya Vidyalayas
allow the same. —PTI
STUDENTS REFUSE
TO GIVE EXAMS
Some students were
asked to sit in a
separate room as they
refused to appear for
exams without wearing
their headscarves in
Shivmogga and Udupi
cities of the state. Few
students of Karnataka
Public School in Nel-
lihudikeri in Kodagu
district staged a protest
against the hijab ban.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Givinghisreply
to the discussion on the
motion of thanks to the
Governor’s address in
the Legislative Assem-
bly on Tuesday, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
said that the State Gov-
ernment has done excel-
lentworkineverysector
despite the Covid pan-
demic, due to which peo-
ple of the State are hap-
py
. The intention of the
Government is that the
recruitment examina-
tions are held in a time-
bound manner and
youth get jobs.
Gehlot said, “The
Constitution of the
countrywasmadeinthe
atmosphere of Unity in
Diversity
, but today both
Constitution and De-
mocracy are in danger.
It should be a concern
for all of us. There is an
atmosphere of distrust,
unrest,violenceandten-
sion in the country and
toavoidthis,theissueof
CBI investigation into
the REET paper leak
case is being made un-
necessarily
.” He said the
SOG had done an excel-
lent job in this REET
paper leak case, which
was also praised by the
leader of the opposition.
“Our Government
wants more and more
youth to get jobs. In the
last three years around
1 lakh youth have been
given government jobs
and the recruitment of
around 1 lakh posts is
under process. The pa-
per leak of recruitment
examinations is not the
problem of Rajasthan
alone, rather papers of
various examinations
got leaked all over the
country including Guja-
rat, Haryana, Madhya
Pradesh and Uttar
Pradesh including Cen-
tral Government’s UGC-
NET, SSC-CGL and Ar-
my-GD. None of these
cases are being investi-
gated by the CBI. We
should get into depth of
this problem and should
end this problem by
findingoutthereasons,”
he added. Turn to P8
Every person will get social security in this Govt, stresses CM
GEHLOT’S REPLY TO THE DISCUSSION ON THE MOTION OF THANKS TO THE GOVERNOR’S ADDRESS
l WE HAVE FULFILLED 70% PROMISES
OF PUBLIC MANIFESTO, HE SAID
l GOVERNMENT’S PRIORITY TO GIVE
APPOINTMENTS BY ORGANISING
RECRUITMENT EXAMINATIONS IN
TIME-BOUND MANNER
COAL SHORTAGE: GEHLOT AGAIN WRITES TO SONIA
With the threat of shortage of coal looming large on
the state, CM Gehlot has once again written a letter to
Congress President Sonai Gandhi to get Chhattisgarh,
where Congress is in power, to speed up clearances
for mining coal for power plants. Gehlot stressed that
if the coal is not provided by Chattisgarh government,
it “might adversely reflect on the performance of the
government of Rajasthan and create a precarious situ-
ation as both states are governed by Congress”.
CM Ashok Gehlot
New Delhi: In what
would be the first major
step towards de-escala-
tion in weeks of crisis,
Russia’s defence minis-
try spokesperson on
Tuesday said the coun-
try was pulling back
some of its forces near
the Ukrainian border to
their bases. The Krem-
lin has also confirmed
that troops are being
pulled back, news agen-
cy AFP reported.
President Putin was
asked if he can exclude
the possibility of war
in Europe. He refer-
ences Chancellor
Scholz’s earlier com-
ments that his genera-
tion cannot imagine
war in Europe - but
points out the conti-
nent has seen war in
Yugoslavia in the 1990s,
which he claims was
initiated by Nato.
Putin says Russia
doesn’t want war and
so has put forward pro-
posals to start a nego-
tiation process - but he
says there has been no
constructive response
to Russia’s proposals.
—Agencies
RUSSIA DOES NOT
WANT WAR, SAYS PUTIN
BUT STILL RUSSIAN ATTACK ON UKRAINE NOT RULED OUT
INDIA ASKS CITIZENS
TO LEAVE UKRAINE
New Delhi: All Indian
should leave Ukraine in
view of the escalating
tension with Russia, Indian
Embassy in Kyiv has said in
an advisory. It was issued
hours after the US Govt
spokespersons said that
Russia was expected to
invade Ukraine on Feb 16.
UKRAINE REPORTS CYBER ATTACK ON
DEFENCE MINISTRY WEBSITE, BANKS
KYIV: Ukraine’s defence ministry and two banks came
under a cyber attack on Tuesday that shut access to the
ministry’s website, Ukraine’s information security centre
said. The Ukrainian Centre for Strategic Communications
and Information Security, which is part of the culture
ministry, did not say who it blamed for the attack, but a
statement suggested it was pointing the finger at Russia.
“It is not ruled out that the aggressor used tactics of little
dirty tricks because its aggressive plans are not working
out on a large scale,” it said.
Look out notice against
former CMD, 8 others
New Delhi: The CBI on
Tuesday said it has is-
sued look out notices
against Rishi Kamlesh
Agarwal, the former
chairman and manag-
ing director of ABG
Shipyard, and eight oth-
ers in a bank fraud case
of over Rs 22,842 crore.
The agency in a state-
ment said Look Out Cir-
culars (LOCs) have al-
readybeenopenedbythe
CBI against the accused,
while maintaining that
accused have been locat-
ed in India. The look out
notices have been issued
to prevent them from
leaving the country
, offi-
cials said. —PTI
❍ ABG SHIPYARD FRAUD
BJP LEADER
POONIA INJURED
IN REET PROTEST
Jaipur: BJP State presi-
dent Satish Poonia and
MLA Madan Dilawar were
injured while crossing the
police barricades when
the police stopped them
police on Tuesday during
a massive protest outside
the Assembly demanding
CBI inquiry in REET-2021
paper leak case. Later,
Poonia and other leaders
made a symbolic arrest.
LAKHIMPUR CASE:
UNION MIN’S SON
RELEASED ON BAIL
Lucknow: Ashish
Mishra, Union Minister
Ajay Mishra’s son and
the main
accused in
the killing
of protest-
ing farmers
in UP’s
Lakhimpur
Kheri last year, has been
released from jail. He left
prison via the back gate
in an SUV - not normal
procedure for other
prisoners.
JPR: 4 GUJ COPS,
ACCUSED KILLED IN
ROAD ACCIDENT
Jaipur: Five people, in-
cluding four Gujarat Police
personnel and an accused,
were killed after their
vehicle collided with a tree
here on the intervening
night of Monday and Tues-
day in Bhabru area near
Nijhar Mor on the Jaipur-
Delhi national highway, the
police said. P3

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Police personnel use water
cannons to disperse BJP workers
during a protest demanding CBI
inquiry into the REET paper leak,
in Jaipur on Tuesday.
—PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
BJP leaders including Arun Singh, Satish Poonia, Gulab Chand Kataria, Rajendra
Rathore, Jogeshwar Garg, Bhajan Lal, Sumedhanand Saraswati, Arun Chaturvedi, Kirodi
Lal Meena, Diya Kumari, Onkar Singh Lakhawat during protest in Jaipur on Tuesday.
NO HEADWAY AS BJP HOLDS HUGE PROTEST
DEMANDING CBI PROBE IN REET PAPER LEAK
BJP TRIES TO GHERAO ASSEMBLY; POONIA & DILAWAR HURT; RAJE & HER SUPPORTERS REMAINED CONSPICUOUS BY THEIR ABSENCE
SPEAKER WARNS OF
STRICT ACTION
Annoyed at continu-
ous disruption by
opposition BJP mem-
bers, Speaker CP Joshi
on Tuesday warned of
strict action.The oppo-
sition BJP on Tuesday
continued to protest in
the house demanding a
CBI inquiry in REET-2021
paper leak case. As soon
as the house began at 11
am, the BJP MLA started
creating uproar, raising
slogans in support of
their demand.
OVER 4L YOUTHS GIVEN UNEMPLOYED
ALLOWANCE IN PAST ONE YEAR: GOVT
State government has provided benefits to 4.02 lakh
unemployed youths under Mukhyamantri Yuva Sambal
Yojna from February 2019 to January 2022. In a written
reply to the question of BJP MLA Anita Bhadel during the
Question Hour in the House, MoS for Skill Development,
Employment and Entrepreneurship Ashok Chandna said
that a total of 16.54 lakh unemployed were registered.
REET CANDIDATES TO FILE A PLEA AGAINST GOVT
IN HIGH COURT; 2 MORE DETAINED FROM BARMER
Jaipur/Barmer: Amid the ongoing ruckus in the Assembly
over REET paper leak, the candidates have made preparations
to challenge in the High Court the decision of the government
to cancel REET Level 2 exam. The candidates in REET Level-2
say that the government is putting the future of thousands of
youth in danger. Meanwhile, SOG on Monday detained two
more accused from Barmer district.
PROJECTS WORTH OVER RS 22.10 CR APPROVED
TO DEVELOP TOURIST SPOTS: MURARILAL MEENA
Minister of State for Tourism Murarilal Meena informed
that under the state budget year 2021-22, more than
Rs 22.10 crore has been allocated to develop tourist places
as Godwad tourist circuit by including Pali, Jalore, Barmer
and Sirohi districts. Meena said that tourist spots will be
developed as Godwar tourism circuit.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: On the ques-
tion of regularisation
of contractual workers,
including para
teachers, advi-
sor to CM
Ashok Gehlot
and independ-
ent MLA San-
yam Lodha
cornered Edu-
cation Minister BD
Kalla in the Assembly
on Tuesday
. Responding
to a question related to
para teachers, Kalla
said that they are work-
ing as before and there
no tradition of giving
them the status of con-
tractual employees.
Their honorarium has
been increased by 10
per cent. “You are back-
tracking that there is
no tradition. You are
cheating people,” Lod-
ha said.
Lodha pans
Kalla over
regular jobs
First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP MLAs con-
tinued to create uproar
in the house over the
REET paper leak case
and did not ask ques-
tions. However, minis-
ters gave replies and
expressed their ac-
countability. The BJP
MLAs kept shouting
slogans during the
Question Hour. Slogans
like ‘REET Tera Aasra,
Govind Singh Dotasra’
were shouted in the
house. Ministers gave
detailed replies.
BJP MLAs skip
their questions
Satish Poonia being treated as he received injury after falling
down during the protest on Tuesday.
BJP MLAs are making records of
breaking parliamentary norms.
Understand the importance of the
Question Hour. Will take strict
action if BJP MLAs compel me.
—Dr CP Joshi, Speaker
We do not get batons charged
while taking the name of
Mahatma Gandhi like you. We
want the right of justice through
nonviolence.
—Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Union minister
The SOG has a limit. It cannot act
against influential people. This
exam should be entered in Guin-
ness Book because such an organ-
ised copying has never happened.
—Satish Poonia, State BJP president
Om Prakash Chautala can also be
sent to jail. It is CBI. Therefore
give the inquiry to your uncle.
Ashok Rathore (SOG) cannot in-
terrogate ministers.
—Gulab Chand Kataria, LoP
The govt called it Reetotsav but
today the youth is considering it
as Cheetotsav. SOG caught small
fish. If SOG has guts, then hold on
the wrist of Kirodi, I am ready.
—Kirodi Lal Meena, Rajya Sabha MP
DHARIWAL ON
CONSTABLE ISSUES
Parliamentary Affairs
Minister Shanti
Kumar Dhariwal on
Tuesday clarified on
behalf of the Home
Minister that on receipt
of the complaint of any
constable by the police
headquarters, the trans-
fer action is taken only
after conducting a fair
probe. In response to
supplementary question
during Question Hour,
Dhariwal said that no
constable is transferred
without complaint.
BJP TRYING TO INSTIL
FEAR IN GIRLS: RAFIQ
The hijab contro-
versy reached the
Rajasthan Assembly
on Tuesday when Rafiq
Khan, chairman of the
Rajasthan Minorities
Commission and MLA
from Adarsh Nagar, tar-
geted the BJP. Khan said
that the BJP, indulging
in tall talks, is trying to
create an atmosphere of
fear by raising slogans
of Jai Shri Ram before
girls going to college.
‘Organisationof
thugs’,Dhariwal
takesdigatRSS
Yogesh Sharma &
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Parliamentary
Affairs Minister Shanti
Dhariwal on Tuesday
praised the SOG while
ruling out CBI probe in
the REET paper leak.
He dubbed the RSS as a
“defamed organisa-
tion”, and attacked BJP
MLAs for creating up-
roar in the Assembly,
saying they want to “de-
fame” others as they
were members of that
outfit. Dhariwal said
that RSS is an “organi-
sation of thugs”.
Referring to the BJP
MLAs in the Assembly,
he said that all these
people are members of
the infamous organisa-
tion, so they want to de-
fame others as well.
BJP MLAs have been
protesting in the state
assembly in support of
their demand for a CBI
inquiry into the REET
paper leak case.
“They all are ‘chelas’
(followers) of Nimbar-
am,” Dhariwal said.
Nimbaram is a state
RSS leader who was
booked in a case of cor-
ruption by anti corrup-
tion bureau in August
last year.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: The opposition
BJP on Tuesday held a
massive demonstration
in Jaipur demanding
CBI inquiry in Ra-
jasthan Eligibility Ex-
amination for Teachers
(REET)-2021 paper leak
case. Thousands of the
party workers assem-
bled outside the party’s
state headquarters here
where the national gen-
eral secretary and in
charge of Rajasthan
Arun Singh, BJP state
president Satish Poon-
ia, deputy leader of op-
position Rajendra
Rathore, Rajya Sabha
MP Kirori Lal Meena
and other leaders ad-
dressed them. After the
address, the party lead-
ers and workers started
march towards the As-
sembly building to lay
siege to the Assembly
.
The police have made
security arrangements
in view of the demon-
stration. There was a
clash between the BJP
workers and the police
when the former came
to gherao the Assembly
.
The BJP claimed over 1
lakh protesters, many
carrying the BJP flag
marched chanting slo-
gans against the State
Government.
The protesting work-
ers uprooted the barri-
cades and clashed with
the police, who used
water cannons to con-
trol the protesters. Lat-
er, Poonia and other
leaders made a symbol-
ic arrest but Poonia and
Dilawar suffered inju-
ries while crossing the
barricade. Besides, Ka-
taria, Madan Dilawar,
Bhajanlal Sharma and
BJP workers were also
arrested.
including para
teachers, advi-
sor to CM
Ashok Gehlot
and independ-
ent MLA San-
yam Lodha
cornered Edu-
cation Minister BD
BUDGET
SESSION
BUZZ IN THE ASSEMBLY
BJP leader Rajendra Rathore being detained by police during
protest in Jaipur on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
ABSENCE OF VASUNDHARA RAJE, HER
COTERIE CATCHES EYEBALLS!
68 MLAs and 18 MPs participated in the BJP protest on
Tuesday but many senior leaders were conspicuous by
their absence. Former CM Vasundhara Raje, OP Mathur, Ga-
jendra Singh Shekhawat Arjun Meghwal, Kailash Choudhary,
CP Joshi, Ramcharan Bohra, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore,
Kalicharan Saraf and Pratap Singh Singhvi, Ashok Parnami,
and Ashok Lahoti did not attend. Raje went to Delhi while oth-
ers were busy in elections and personal matter. It became a
matter of discussion. Sources say that preparations are being
made to send a report to high command.
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA

RAJASTHAN
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Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: JDA had pro-
posed this scheme in
2010 on Chittauda Road
located on Diggi Mal-
pura Road. The aim was
to develop a major edu-
cation hub.
But despite the pas-
sage of 11 years, objec-
tive is still incomplete.
The scheme was pro-
posed on 473 hectares of
land & plots were cre-
ated for universities,
colleges, training insti-
tutes.
JDA had spent Rs
17.50 cr on road con-
struction. 12.87 hec-
tares land was allotted
to Piramal Group for
educational activity
here in May 2018. But
due to lack of basic fa-
cilities, no educational
activity has been start-
ed. Even musician
Shankar Mahadevan
was allotted land in pre-
vious BJP government
to set up music institute
but he did not like plan
due to lack of connec-
tivity to airport.
11 yrs gone, JDA’s knowledge City South neglected
DEVELOPMENT MATTERS!
lll
The Knowledge
City South plan
of JDA situated
in prime
location here
has been
neglected. It will
have positive
impact on area
of 300 sq kms
LIFE BACK TO NORMAL FROM
TODAY AS COVID CURBS CEASE
Classes from 1 to 5 will reopen from
today amid strict Covid protocols
Info on the notice board about how many
teachers & students jabbed mandatory
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Schools up to
class 5 will reopen from
Wednesday in the state.
The Directorate of
Education has issued
orderstoreopenschools
in urban areas as per
the guidelines of the
state government.
However, students
will be able to come to
school only after the
written consent of the
parents.
The head of the con-
cerned institution will
have to give informa-
tion on the notice board
of the school about how
many teachers and stu-
dents have got the vac-
cine dose.
Classes from 6th to
12th have already start-
ed. On the other hand,
vaccines are also being
administered in the age
group of 15 to 18 years.
The Director of Sec-
ondary Education,
Kanaram has issued a
five-point guideline re-
garding the operation
of the school.
CB Sharma
Jaipur: Five people, in-
cluding four Gujarat
Police personnel, were
killed after vehicle col-
lided with a tree here on
the intervening night
of Monday and Tues-
day, police said.
The accident took
place in Bhabru area
near Nijhar Mor,
Jaipur-Delhi national
highway when police-
men were escorting an
accused from Haryana
to Gujarat.
Accused was Saeen
alias Munna, a resident
of Seelampur in Delhi.
Deceased policemen
were identified as Head
Constable Mansukh
Bhai and constables Ir-
fan Pathan, Bheeka
Mukhera and Shakri
Singh Gohel.
The car first hit di-
vider & then a tree.
CM Gehlot, “Sad to
know about the death
of five people, including
four policemen,” he
tweeted.
In the afternoon, two
charter planes were
sent to Jaipur by the
Gujarat state govern-
ment to bring the bod-
ies of four cops. Raj gov-
ernment immediately
after completing the
post-mortem process.
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: Paurav
Kaler, who operated a
gang involved in cheat-
ing in Patwari Recruit-
ment Exam 2021, has
been arrested by police
here.Paurav’suncleTul-
charam Kaler and wife
were arrested earlier in
the case of cheating in
REET-21 exam through
slippersfitteddevice.He
has been absconding for
a long and was caught
from Jodhpur.
During Patwar exam,
Gangashahar and Jay-
narayan Vyas Colony
police arrested Rajaram
Bishnoi & Ummedaram
Jakhar for cheating.
They were found to be
members of Kaler’s
gang. Kaler told police
thathewashidinginGu-
jarat, Jaipur, Jodhpur,
Sikar Udaipur. 27 SIM
cards, 6 mobile phones
were also recovered.
Gul Mohd
Kota: Lok Sabha Speak-
er Om Birla visited the
residence of 15-year-old
murdered girl & con-
soled the family mem-
bers. Birla also took in-
formation about the in-
cident from the police
officers and asked for to
arrest.
Parents of the girl do-
natedhereyesforwhich
Shine India Foundation
thanked the family
.
On the other hand it
has become a challenge
for Kota police to catch
absconding tuition
teacher who murdered
a coaching student
here.
The police have been
making efforts to nab
the accused, but not
been able catch hold.
The police has now
appealed general public
to give information
about tution teacher
Gaurav Jain.
Police announced a
reward of Rs 10,000 to
informer. City SP Kesar
Singh Shekhawat is tak-
ing frequent updates.
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur: Paralympic
players on Tuesday met
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Greater Mayor
Dr Somya. The mayor
honored the players by
giving mementos and
bouquets.
Players Sundar Gur-
jar, Krishna Nagar,
Shatabdi Awasthi and
coach Mahavir Saini &
fatherof AvaniLakhera
met the Mayor at Corpo-
ration’s Headquarters.
On this occasion, the
players proposed to the
Mayor that the names
of all Olympic players
should be written on a
plaque at a circle or a
memorial in Jaipur so
that people’s interest in
sports could increase
further.
The Mayor assured
that a positive decision
would be taken in this
direction.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Income Tax de-
partment conducted
raids at seven premises
of businessman Jag-
dish Tambi in Jaipur.
Tambi family is associ-
ated with the hotel Roy-
al Orchid group.
The family also has
the business of colored
stones and jewellery.
More than 70 personnel
of the department and
police conducted the
raids on the premises
located in C-scheme,
Johri Bazaar, SEZ and
others. Huge tax eva-
sion is likely to be de-
tected during the raids.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the state, the
protest against the RAS
main exam is increas-
ing continuously
.
After the change in
recruitment syllabus
across the state, there is
a demand to extend the
date of the main exami-
nation from February
25 and 26.
The same RPSC has
decided to conduct the
recruitment exam on
the predetermined date
only. Due to which pro-
tests have started.
In support of RAS
candidates, now repre-
sentatives of the oppo-
sition and ruling party
including former CM
Vasundhara Raje and
RS MP Kirori Lal Mee-
na are also demanding
the same.
Raje said that due to
change in syllabus, can-
didates should be given
time for preparation.
On the other hand,
Meena said that even in
RAS exam, government
is not doing any game
of rigging like REET.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With the mas-
sive scam and conse-
quent hue and cry over
it still haunting state
government, Chief
Secretary Usha Shar-
ma held a meeting at
Secretariat here on
Tuesday to review prep-
arations for conducting
REET exams in a fool-
proof manner in the
future.
Sharma instructed
the officials concerned
to develop an impreg-
nable procedure for the
purpose and prepare
its framework in 8-10
days’ time. Discussions
were held on how to
conduct the exams sub-
ject-wise, keeping in-
crease in number of
posts in mind. Chief
had declared scrapping
of the REET Level-II ex-
ams held last year and
conducting them
afresh.
The Chief Minister-
had also announced
that the number of
posts has been in-
creased to 62,000 this
time. Additional Chief
Secretary (Education)
was also present in the
meeting.
12,68,272
TOTAL CASES
1,387 IN A DAY
369 IN JAIPUR
12,40,815
TOTAL RECOVERED
9,481
TOTAL DEATHS
12 IN A DAY
1 IN JAIPUR
18,982
ACTIVE CASES
COVID-19 UPDATE
With physical class-
es, online classes will
continue as before.
The head of the con-
cerned institution will
have to give informa-
tion on the notice
board about how
many teachers and
students have got the
vaccine dose.
Students will be able
to come to school
only after the written
consent of the par-
ents, said an official.
There will be checks
on gathering etc.
PARENTS
CONSENT MUST
Sanitization work at school. —FILE PHOTO
Accident was so severe that air bags were also torn.
Om Birla with deceased girl’s family members. RAS aspirants protesting at the University gate.
POSITIVITY RATE RECORDED LESS THAN 4 PER CENT IN RAJ
A total of 1,387 fresh Covid cases
were reported in Rajasthan on Tuesday
while 12 patients died. The positiv-
ity rate was recorded less than 4 per
cent. The maximum of 369 new cases
were reported in Jaipur. Besides, three
districts did not have a single patient.
Seven districts have more than 50 cas-
es. This shows that the virus is under
control in these districts. According to
the World Health Organisation, if test
positivity rate in any area is less than 5
per cent, then infection is considered
to be under control in that place.
Four Gujarat cops,
an accused killed in
road accident in Jpr
Kota murder: Victim’s eyes
donated, Birla meets family
PARALYMPIANS SEEK
MENTION ON PLAQUE
I-T raids at 7 premises
of Tambi group in Jpr
Protest intensifies for shifting
RAS Main exam dates in Raj
CS Usha Sharma seeks a framework for
fool-proof REET exam within 10 days
NEWS DIGEST
CONVERT WRIT TO
PIL IN KGF 2 CASE,
SAYS HIGH COURT
POWER TO PRN: UDH OPPOSES LIFTING
OF STAY, NEXT HEARING ON FEB 28
ANIL SHARMA IS
NOW HEAD OF
EWS BOARD
Jaipur: Hearing a spe-
cial appeal raising ob-
jection to some scenes
in upcoming movies
‘KGF: Chapter 2’, HC
on Tuesday disposed
of writ petition & asked
it to be converted into
a PIL. Division Bench
of CJ Akil Kureshi and
Justice Sudesh Bansal
also asked petitioner
Taslim Ahmed to
deposit an additional
copy of appeal. Law-
yers Kalim Ahmed &
Gitesh Joshi explained
that showing actors
smoking in the film
is prohibited under
COTPA.
Jaipur: HC on Tuesday held hearing of appeal to
vacate stay on providing electricity connection to
Prithviraj Nagar (PRN) area of the city. The Urban
Development and Housing (UDH) department op-
posed the plea saying if the stay would be lifted,
illegal constructions would start mushrooming in
the locality. After hearing both the sides, the Bench
of Justice Sameer Jain posted the next hearing
of the case to February 28. There are around 100
colonies in Prithviraj Nagar which have not been
regularised yet. Thousands of families staying in
the area have not been given electricity connection
so far.
Jaipur: In a technical
mistake, Anil Sharma
was made Chairman
of Public Trust Board,
& later appointed as
chairman of Rajasthan
State EWS Board.
The reason is that
earlier chairman SD
Sharma is occupying
his post. Sharma was
made chairman during
former Vasundhara
Raje govt & current
govt didn’t ask him
to step down. There
was a mistake in is-
suing the first order.
Anil Sharma, will take
charge at Ambedkar
Bhavan today at 5 pm.
JDA Commissioner
Gaurav Goyal dur-
ing weekly review meet
on Tuesday discussed
progress of Prashasan
Shehron ke Sang
campaign. He instructed
officials to speed up and
finish works related to survey, conversion etc. so
that camps can be organised regularly after govt
orders. He said that colonies that have been popu-
lated were given to take advance action & make
an action plan for setting up camps. Instructions
have been given for qualitative disposal of pending
cases on Sampark portal before the next meeting.
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Mayor Dr Somya with the
paralympians.
Patwari exam
mastermind
held in Bikaner
JDC GOYAL SEEKS SPEED IN PSKS MATTERS
Jodhpur: Names of
MLA Mahendra Bishnoi
& social activist Atiq
Mohammad are being
speculated for JDA
chairman post. Earlier,
many other leaders’
name came up, includ-
ing Raeshwar Dadhich,
Suparas Bhandari,
Sayeed Ansari, Anil
Tantia, Anand Purohit
& Hanuman S Khangta.
BISHNOI & ATIQ IN
JDA CHIEF RACE

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TOP TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
You have the right to work, but never
engage in action for the sake of rewards,
nor should you long for inaction.
—Bhagavad Gita
fter Captain
Amarinder Sin-
gh, yet another
important Con-
gress leader,
former Union Law Minis-
ter Ashwini Kumar, has
resigned pointing towards
failings in the leadership.
Kumar, who was a cabinet
minister in the Manmohan
Singh government in 2012
before the coal scam con-
troversy erupted, said that
the Congress party was
“out of sync” with the na-
tion’s mood. These are not
the only two senior leaders
who have resigned from
the party in recent times.
Disillusioned by the lead-
ership of brother-sister
duo of Rahul Gandhi and
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra,
Jyotiraditya Scindia, RPN
Singh, Jitin Prasada, Sush-
mitaDev,PriyankaChatur-
vedi and Lalitesh Tripathi
had left the party earlier.
The Sonia Gandhi loyalist
must have been truly “de-
nuded of dignity”, or else
he wouldn’t have snapped
his ties. Even Amarinder
Singh had felt humiliated
before parting ways with
the Gandhis.
Another senior leader
Manish Tiwari was also
shown his place when the
party decided not to make
him part of the star cam-
paigners team in Punjab.
Tiwari retorted to the snub
by saying that made a star
campaignerhewould“have
been pleasantly surprised”
if he was made a star cam-
paigner. Tiwari, being a
prominent member of the
group of 23 leaders who de-
manded transparent organ-
isational elections in the
party
, is obviously a pariah.
ButAshwiniKumardefend-
ed the Gandhis from G-23
attack. For him to go con-
firms the rot in the party
.
AshwiniKumarsummed
up the situation succinctly
.
The Congress does not
promise a “transformative
leadership”, nor does it
“reflect national aspira-
tions”. As Rahul is not seen
as an alternative, he should
be advised to step back.
ASHWINI KUMAR QUITS,
CONG SINKS FURTHER
Kumar, who was a
cabinet minister in the
Manmohan Singh
government in 2012
before the coal scam
controversy erupted,
said that the Congress
party was “out of sync”
with the nation’s mood
A
he involvement of youth in large
numbers made universities and
colleges its epicentre. The slo-
gan which intensified the pro-
test was - Sach ka naam bagawat
hai to hum sab baghi hain….Jai
Prakash Zindabad….Sampoor-
na Kranti Zindabad. The move-
ment soon came out of the walls
of universities and colleges and
engulfed the entire state. The
intensity was such that the elect-
ed Congress government of Chi-
man Bhai Patel got uprooted.
The movement also sent shivers
to Indira Gandhi government at
the Centre. This was the victory
of youth and of course the tri-
umph of young Narendra. The
election which followed this
movement saw the emergence of
a non-Congress government in
Gujarat in the form of Janta
Morcha. Babu Jayesh Bhai Patel
became the Chief Minister.
Subsequently
, the Navnirman
movementsetthetoneforamajor
political uprising against the
Congress government. Following
the change of guard in Gujarat, a
political shake-up was waiting in
the wings. On June 12, 1975, Jus-
tice Jagmohan Lal Sinha of Alla-
habadHighCourtinvalidatedthe
election of Indira Gandhi as the
Member of Parliament from Rai
Bareli.ThecourtfoundthePrime
Minister guilty on the charge of
misuse of government machin-
ery for her election campaign.
IndiraGandhichallengedthever-
dict of the High Court in the Su-
preme Court, which didn’t give
much relief to the Prime Minis-
ter. Eventually
, to save her posi-
tion on June 25, 1975, Indira Gan-
dhideclaredanEmergencyinthe
country
. During this period, the
fundamental rights of citizens
were suspended, there was com-
plete censorship on media and
press and no one was allowed to
utter a single word against the
government. All newspapers
were bound to get their content
checked before publishing so that
not a single sentence gets pub-
lished against Indira Gandhi and
her party
, Congress.
The government arrested all
the big leaders of the Opposition
to crush the protest. The flame of
this unrest also touched young
Narendra who evaded arrest by
disguisinghimself asaSadhuand
attimesasaSikh.Hekeptthepro-
test alive and helped Opposition
leaders with all he had at that
time.Rightfromorganizingsecret
meetings to transporting impor-
tant documents and banned mag-
azines to safe places, Narendra
was in the thick of things. Bhu-
pendrasinh Chudasama, a senior
BJPleaderof Gujaratremembers
young Narendra as a dare-devil
with a great presence of mind.
“Duringemergencydays,there
wasameetinginKashi.Narendra
Modi was one of the main organ-
izers.Wehadtoreachtherebefore
sunrise and had to leave before
sunset. After the meeting, we all
left together. Narendra Bhai was
ahead of us in a different car and
I was following him in an old car.
We saw the police patrol party on
our way
. I got frightened but Nar-
endra Bhai kept his calm and
duped the police. He first turned
the right indicator and then the
left one signalling that he would
go in the right direction and we
hadtochangeourdirectiontothe
left. That’s how we evaded the po-
lice,” he reminisced.
During the period of Emer-
gency, Modi’s father Damodar
Das used to be worried about
Narendra Modi’s whereabouts
and wanted to meet him. Naren-
dra Modi’s younger brother Pan-
kaj somehow managed to convey
the message to Narendra Modi
about his father’s wish. Modi in
the guise of a Sikh came to his
maternal uncle’s place at the Ni-
mad area in Ahmedabad to meet
his proud father Damodar Das
who was happy and satisfied
withthewayNarendraModiwas
fighting against the oppressive
Congressgovernment.Theemer-
gency gave an opportunity to
Narendra to attain a bigger role
in this movement which provid-
ed him the chance to understand
the principles of Gandhism and
socialism and see them in the
context of Sangh ideology
.
Finally, on March 21, 1977, the
Emergency ended with the onset
of the first non-Congress gov-
ernment in the country led by
Morarji Desai. His cabinet in-
cluded senior leaders of the
Sangh like Atal Bihari Vajpayee
and Lal Krishna Advani. The
young Narendra, who had
emerged as the backbone of agi-
tation against Emergency, was
given the responsibility to write
the history of Emergency in Gu-
jarat. Modi’s book ‘Sangharsh
Maa Gujarat’ became popular
and is an authentic document of
the fight against emergency
. The
book was unveiled by the then
Chief Minister, Babubhai Jash
Patel. This book is a shining
document of the darkest mo-
ment of Indian democracy. The
book became so popular that it
was later translated into Hindi
for a wider readership.
(To be continued...)
On March 21, 1977, the
Emergency ended with the
onset of the first non-
Congress government in the
country led by Morarji Desai.
His cabinet included senior
leaders of the Sangh like
Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Lal
Krishna Advani. The young
Narendra, who had emerged
as the backbone of agitation
against Emergency, was
given the responsibility to
write the history of
Emergency in Gujarat
T
DOWN THE MEMORY LANE…
DUSTY ROADS TO CROWNING GLORY: THE MAKING OF PM MODI
1975 EMERGENCY LED TO THE
EMERGENCE OF LEADER MODI
SHASHIKANT
SHARMA
The writer is Consulting
Editor, First India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
During the period of
Emergency, Modi’s
father Damodar Das
used to be worried
about Narendra Modi’s
whereabouts and
wanted to meet him.
Modi’s younger brother
Pankaj somehow
managed to convey the
message to Modi about
his father’s wish. Modi
in the guise of a Sikh
came to his maternal
uncle’s place at the
Nimad area in
Ahmedabad to meet his
proud father Damodar
Das who was happy
and satisfied with the
way Modi was fighting
against the oppressive
Congress government
The government
arrested all the big
leaders of the
Opposition to crush the
protest. The flame of
this unrest also touched
young Narendra who
evaded arrest by
disguising himself as a
Sadhu and at times as
a Sikh. He kept the
protest alive and helped
Opposition leaders with
all he had at that time.
Bhupendrasinh
Chudasama, a senior
BJP leader of Gujarat
remembers young
Narendra as a dare-
devil with a great
presence of mind

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Guwahati: The Assam
government lifted all
covid-19 restrictions in
the state from today
(February 15), making
it the first state in the
country to do so. Re-
portedly, the ban on
mandatory covid-19
testing at airports, train
stations, and hospitals
has been lifted. In addi-
tion, the night curfew
has also been lifted.
“GoA shall withdraw
all Covid-19 compulsory
testing facilities at air-
ports, railway stations
and hospitals wef Feb-
ruary 15. Also, all re-
strictions incl night cur-
few, social-religious
gatherings including
other curbs shall stand
withdrawn. Detailed no-
tification on February
14,” Assam Chief Minis-
ter Himanta Biswa Sar-
ma tweeted on Sunday
.
On Tuesday
, the As-
sam government has an-
nounced that covid-19
restrictions and all the
mandatory covid-19 tests
at airports, railway sta-
tions, and hospitals will
end,butthosewithsymp-
toms can still choose for
voluntary testing.
According to an order
issued on Monday, As-
sam Health Family
Welfare, Principal Sec-
retary Anurag Goel,
said that the covid-19
positive rate in the state
and country is rapidly
dropping. —PTI
Assam becomes the first state to
lift all Covid-related restrictions
New Delhi: Army
Chief General MM
Naravane on Tuesday
held extensive talks
with Commander of
Royal Saudi Land
Forces Lt Gen Fahd
BinAbdullahMoham-
med Al-Mutair with a
focus on expanding
bilateral defence and
military ties.
Lt Gen Al-Mutair
was also accorded a
guard of honour at
theSouthBlocklawns
before the talks.
“Lieutenant Gen-
eral Fahd Bin Abdul-
lah Mohammed Al-
Mutair, Commander,
Royal Saudi Land
Forces, Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia called
on General MM Nar-
avane #COAS dis-
cussed ways to fur-
ther enhance the bi-
lateral defence coop-
eration between the
two countries,” the
Army tweeted.
Lieutenant Gen-
eral Fahd Bin Abdul-
lah Mohammed Al-
Mutair, Commander,
Royal Saudi Land
Forces, Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia called
on General MM Nar-
avane #COAS dis-
cussed ways to fur-
ther enhance the bi-
lateral defence coop-
eration between the
two countries. The
defence and security
ties between India
and Saudi Arabia
have been on an up-
swing in the last few
years. —PTI
‘BABUA-BUA’ CRUMBLED UP’s
ECONOMY: HM SHAH IN AURAIYA
Auraiya (UP): Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah on Tuesday ac-
cused the Samajwadi
Party and the BSP of
crumbling the econo-
my of Uttar Pradesh
and credited Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath with bringing a
turnaround in five
years in the state.
He also said the 2022
elections are for
“strengthening Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s hands and for
making Yogi chief
minister again”.
“SP and BSP’s
‘babua and bua” both
had crumbled the
economy of such a big
state as Uttar Pradesh,
the economic system
was on the seventh
spot in the country
which was brought to
second spot by Yogiji
in five years. Give an-
other chance of five
years and it will be
taken to the first spot,”
Mr Shah told an elec-
tion meeting.
Claiming success on
the law and order front
under the Yogi Adity-
anath government, he
asked, “Can any mafia
trouble you anywhere,
can anyone encroach
your land, play with
the honour of mothers
and sisters? Yogi ji has
ensured the migration
of mafia from Uttar
Pradesh.” “Akhilesh
Yadav had asked what
has happened (during
the five years of BJP
government), the one
who has put yellow
spectacles will see eve-
rything as pale,” he
said taking a swipe at
the SP chief.
“Yogiji has brought
down the dacoity in
your time down by by
72 per cent, loot by 62
per cent, murder by 31
per cent and rape by 50
per cent,” he said.
Continuing his at-
tack, he said, “During
the Akhilesh govern-
ment, only ‘kattas’ and
sharpnels were made in
Uttar Pradesh but now
during the BJP govern-
ment ‘goley’ (ammuni-
tion) are being made
here which will be fired
at Pakistan. This
change has come in five
years by the BJP gov-
ernment.” Praising
Modi, he said that he
has ensured the safety
of the country
. —PTI
Panaji: The Trinamool
Congress on Tuesday
claimed it will win 12
seats in Goa and its ally
M a h a r a s h t r aw a d i
Gomantak Party (MGP)
will bag seven seats in
the 40-member state As-
sembly
.
Polling in all the 40
Assembly constituen-
cies of the coastal state
was held on Monday
.
The counting of votes
willbeheldonMarch10.
Before the polls, the
Mamata Banerjee-led
Trinamool Congress
(TMC) had forged an al-
liance with Goa’s oldest
regional party MGP
.
TMC Goa chief Kiran
Kandolkar claimed his
party was the only po-
litical outfit that gave a
tough fight to the ruling
BJP in the state.
“The TMC will win at
least 12 seats in the
state. Our ally MGP will
win seven seats,” he
claimed.
Kandolkar said they
might fall short of a few
seats, as against the ma-
jority mark of 21, but ex-
pressed confidence that
they will be able to prove
the majority on the floor
of the House. —PTI
Army Chief Naravane
holds talks with Saudi
Arabian Commander
Goa Assembly polls:
TMC says it will win
12 seats,ally MGP 7
Army Chief Gen Naravane felicitates Royal Saudi Armed
Forces, Commander, Lt Gen Fahd Bin Abdullah Mohammed
Al-Mutair with a book on Indian Army on Tuesday.
I agree that we
have no grass-
root level
workers in Goa at pre-
sent, but during the
campaigning for the
elections, we managed
to make our presence
felt in all the 40 As-
sembly constituencies.
—Kiran Kandolkar,
TMC Goa chief
n Punjab Election: SAD-BSP releases manifesto;
includes houses for poor, schools film city
n Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to hold door-to-door
campaign in Navjot Singh Sidhu’s constituency
n 1 kg ‘ghee’, free ration to poor if voted to
power in UP, promises Akhilesh Yadav
ELECTION BUZZ
BATTLE FOR PUNJAB
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra waves to supporters during a
roadshow ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls, in Amritsar on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
HIJAB BAN ROW
Faiths, secularism argued
in HC, next hearing today
Will move SC: Tikait
on bail to Min’s son
in Lakhimpur case
Bengaluru:Inthelatest
developments on the hi-
jab ban row on Tuesday
,
petitioners told the Kar-
nataka High Court that
the interim order in ef-
fectsuspendsfundamen-
tal rights and urged the
courtnottocontinuethe
currentorder,according
toseveralmediareports.
Indian Constitution
provides positive secu-
larism and all faiths
have to be recognised,
the petitioners added.
Advocate Devadatt Ka-
mat, appearing for the
petitioners, said: “The
essence of Article 25 is
that it protects the prac-
tice of faith but not a
meredisplayof religious
identity or jingoism.”
The petitioners urged
the high court to allow
“voluntary expression”.
After much wran-
gling, the hearing was
deferred till Wednesday
.
Kamat said, “When I
was in school and col-
lege I used to wear
rudraksha. It was not to
display my religious
identity
.Itwasapractice
of faith because it gave
me security
. We see
many judges and senior
lawyers wearing such
customary things. To
counter that, if some-
body wears a shawl, you
will have to show that is
it a display of religious
identity alone or is it
something more. If it is
sanctioned by Hindu-
ism, by our Vedas or
Upanishads then the
court is duty-bound to
protect it.”
“It cannot be that by
Education Act you can
curb religious beliefs.
Otherwise, it is a very
dangerous proposition.
The State will say there
is an Act and based on
that we will curb some-
body’s freedom,” Ka-
mat added.
Drawing parallels
from a judgment in
South Africa regarding
a girl being allowed to
wear a nose ring, Kamat
said we should celebrate
if students are wearing
namams or other reli-
gious symbols. —Agencies
Motihari (Bihar): A
statue of Mahatma
Gandhi, installed near
the spot from where he
had launched the
Champaran Satyagra-
ha, has been found van-
dalised, triggering out-
rage, the administra-
tion said on Tuesday
.
According to East
Champaran District
Magistrate Shirshat
Kapil Ashok, the statue
at Charkha Park was
found damaged and
dumped on the ground
on Sunday night.
“The police are car-
rying out their investi-
gations and those
found involved in the
act of vandalism will
face action in accord-
ance with law,” the
DM said.
Social media was
abuzz with reports al-
leging that religious
slogans were heard in
the area on Sunday
night, which suggested
the involvement of
fringe right-wing
groups. —PTI
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh
Chouhan on Tuesday announced that he has tested
positive for Covid-19. He added that he was isolating
at home since he has mild symptoms. “I have done
my RTPCR #COVID19 test in which I have tested Covid
positive. I have normal symptoms. I have isolated my-
self following the guidelines of Covid-19,” the Madhya
Pradesh CM said in a tweet.
Home Minister Amit Shah addressing a public meeting, in Auraiya on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Lucknow: Farmer lead-
er Rakesh Tikait has
said they will approach
the Supreme Court
“soon” over the bail
granted to Ashish
Mishra, the son of jun-
ior Home Minister Ajay
Mishra,accusedof mur-
der in the Lakhimpur
Kherirunovercase.The
umbrella body of farm-
ers’ unions, the Sanyukt
Kisan Morcha, will file
an appeal. “We are gath-
ering documents,” he
told media on Tuesday
.
The decision was tak-
en at a meeting in Lakh-
impur earlier on Tues-
day at a meeting of the
farmers’ unions,
chaired by Rakesh Ti-
kait and farmer leader
Shiv Kumar Kakka.
Ashish Mishra, ac-
cused of murdering
four farmers and a jour-
nalist last October, was
granted bail by the Luc-
know bench of the Al-
lahabad high court last
week. He walked out of
jail on Tuesday
.
Asked how he sees
the release, Mr Tikait
said “The people can
see everything. If in
such a case, he gets to
walk out in three
months, what will hap-
pen in other cases?” he
said, questioning if the
BJP is getting political
dividends out of this.
The order has be-
come controversial -- es-
pecially during the elec-
tion season in the state,
where the ruling BJP is
seeking a second term
in power. —Agencies
IN THE COURTYARD
RELIANCE-FUTURE DEAL: SC ASKS HIGH
COURT TO DECIDE ON NCLT PROCEEDINGS
MP CHIEF MINISTER SHIVRAJ SINGH CHOUHAN
TESTS COVID POSITIVE, SYMPTOMS MILD
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has asked the
Future Group to approach the Delhi High Court on
continuation of the proceedings pending before
the National Company Law Tribunal. The Future
Group is seeking to resume the process of NCLT
approval for its Rs 27,513-crore transaction with
Reliance Retail Ventures Ltd. The top court on
Tuesday asked the high court to decide on allow-
ing the continuation of the proceedings. Earlier
this month, the top court had reserved its order
on the Future Group’s plea. During the hearings,
Future Retail Ltd. had told the court that the NCLT
approval required multiple steps which would take
a few months and therefore the court should allow
the process to continue.
New Delhi: A case
involving who should
control bureaucrats in
the capital, at the heart
of a prolonged conflict
between the Centre and
the Delhi government,
will be taken up by the
Supreme Court on
March 3. Senior
lawyer Ab-
hishek Manu
Singhvi
raised the
case before
Chief
Justice
NV Ramana on behalf
of the Delhi Govern-
ment and requested
a hearing. The case
involves a legal wrangle
between the BJP-led
central government and
the Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP)’s Delhi govern-
ment over the con-
trol of the civil
services. The
points of dis-
pute include
the transfer
postings of
IAS officers.
CONTROL OF CAPITAL’S BUREAUCRATS?
CENTRE VS DELHI IN SC ON MARCH 3
Bihar: Gandhi
statue vandalised
near Satyagraha
launch site
Sansad TV’s YT
account, allegedly
hacked, restored
New Delhi: Govern-
ment-owned television
channel Sansad TV’s
YouTube account was
restored on Tuesday
evening, hours after be-
ing terminated by the
platform for allegedly
violating its community
guidelines.
In a tweet, Sansad TV
said that the outage was
due to a “hacker attack”
and the media had mis-
represented the matter
by reporting that the ac-
count had violated You-
Tube guidelines. How-
ever, during the period
when the account was
unavailable, YouTube
displayed a guideline
violation. —PTI

NEWS
07
Guv: Promote alternative farm
techniques to enhance produce
Mishra congratulated the University, for being recognised by ICAR, New Delhi till March 2024
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: While virtually
addressing the third
Convocation ceremony
of Jodhpur Agricultur-
al University from Raj
Bhawan on Tuesday,
Governor Chancellor
Kalraj Mishra said that
given the increase in
population, new op-
tions should be promot-
ed to meet the demand
of agricultural produc-
tion. Vertical farming
techniques should be
made practical accord-
ing to local situation to
get more yield in less
land.
“Agricultural univer-
sities should play their
role in making the
farmers get the benefits
of research and experi-
ments related to devel-
opment of agriculture
all over the world,” he
said. Agriculture Min-
ister Lalchand Kataria
said that agriculture
and animal husbandry
are the mainstays of
the livelihood of the
people in Rajasthan,
given which a separate
agriculture budget is
being started in the
state from this year.
CM GEHLOT SPEAKS
‘Oneman,onepost’principle
hauntingRajasthanCongress
Yogesh Sharma
Aditi Nagar
Jaipur/ New Delhi:
Three ministers were
dropped from the Ge-
hlot cabinet in Novem-
ber last year under
“One Leader One Post’
formula and now it is
being keenly watched
whether the formula is
followed in political
appointment too.
So far, only Rehana Ri-
yaz has quit one post.
After being appointed
as chairperson of Raj
Women Commission,
she resigned as Mahila
Cong state president.
Zubair Khan and
Dheeraj Gurjar are
AICC secretaries and
are close to Priyanka
Gandhi. Rajiv Arora is
the national treasurer
of the AICC Profes-
sional Congress.
Kagzi takes over
as Prez of Raj
Haj Committee
Jaipur: In first meet-
ing of members of
State Haj Committee
at Secretariat, MLA
Aminuddin Kagzi
was elected unop-
posed as President
of Raj Haj Committee
on Tuesday. Kagzi
thanked all members
CM Ashok Gehlot
for reposing faith
in him. “Won’t let
Hajis face any kind of
problem,” he said.
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ए्ति द्ारा दि्तबद्ध, व्यक््त दिशेष, आम खास को सूदि्त दक्या जा्ता िै दक पादिका क्ेत्र में अधोदिदख्त व्यक््त्यों द्ारा पट्टा सुिा / कबजा सुिा /
रदजस्ट्री सुिा भूदम पर आिासरी्य / व्यािसाद्यक उप दिभाजन / पुन्नगठन िे्तु दनम्न पत्रािदि्यां पादिका में प्रस््तु्त करी गई िै। दकसरी भरी व्यक््त को आपदति िो
्तो आपदति आमंत्रण सूिना जाररी िोने करी द्तदि से 7 दििस के अनिर म्याि दिदध मान्य िस््तािेजों सदि्त दिदख्त में आपदति का्य्न दििस के िौरान का्या्नि्य
सम्य में अधोिस््ताक्रक्ता्न को प्रस््तु्त करािें। बाि म्याि गुजरने आपदति मान्य निीं िोगरी : -
क्र
सं.
आवेदक का नाम ववक्ररेता/पुसततैनी का नाम समपवति स्थल
भूखण्ड का नाप फीट में
/ हसतानतरण का प्रकार
1
िानमि / दिनिुजरी, िररीश कुमार,
कैिाश / िानमि सोनरी
दगरधाररीिाि / अमरीिनिजरी जैन पुस््तैनरी मेन बजार ्तख्तगढ़ 18x28 पुस््तैनरी (गोि पुत्र)
2
मोिनिाि, सुखराज, भैरमि,
रमेशिनि दमस्त्ररी /िुन्रीिाि
परी.एि. दमस्त्ररी ब्रिश्न
परी.एि. दमस्त्ररी ि्करी गिरी
पाररिाररक समझौ्ता
1140 िग्न दफट (आिासरी्य)
3 पुषपा / िमपािाि सोनरी शांद्तिाि /रूपाभाई सोनरी सुभाष नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 16x54 (आिासरी्य)
4 रेखा / प्रकाश जैन कमिेश पोरिार / शेषमि पोरिार जैन सांगा गिरी (दिक्र्य दििेख) 68.6x18(आिासरी्य)
5 गोपाि / िेमारामजरी कुमाि्त
भर्तदसंि / उममेिदसंि जरी
िगेरि-िगेरि
रूपज्त पिाजा एण्ड ज्य माजरीसा
रेसरी्डेनसरी (दिक्र्य दििेख)
22.6x10.6 (आिासरी्य)
6 िंसराज / िेमारामजरी कुमाि्त
भर्तदसंि / उममेिदसंि जरी
िगेरि-िगेरि
रूपज्त पिाजा एण्ड ज्य माजरीसा
रेसरी्डेनसरी (दिक्र्य दििेख)
22.6x10.6 (आिासरी्य)
7 दमस्त्ररी मनरीष / िागजरी सुिार मिेनद्र कुमार / पन्ािािजरी िध्नमान नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 20x60 (आिासरी्य)
8 दमस्त्ररी मनरीष / िागजरी सुिार मिेनद्र कुमार / पन्ािािजरी िध्नमान नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 20x60 (आिासरी्य)
9 भर्त कुमार / सुखराजजरी घांिरी मुकेश कुमार / र्तारामजरी सरस्ि्तरी नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 20x50 (आिासरी्य)
10 धमा्नराम / िरीराराम सुिार श्रीम्तरी नेनु पुत्ररी िरीराराम जरी रेबारर्यों का िास (िरक्तनामा)
23.75x21.50 गज
(आिासरी्य) x 1/2
11 अदनशा पत्री रफरीक खान श्रीम्तरी कंकुबाई / जिानमिजरी कुमिार दशि कॉिोनरी (दिक्र्य दििेख) 61x20 (आिासरी्य)
12 श्री अशोक कुमार / गणेशमिजरी जैन गणेशमिजरी / िकमाजरी जैन आिश्न बस््तरी से्टर 01 60x90 (आिासरी्य)
13 श्री छोगारामजरी / रूपारामजरी िेिासरी भंिरिाि / बाबुिािजरी सैन सं्तोषरी नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 30x28+20/2 (आिासरी्य)
14 श्िणदसंि / िेिरीदसंि राजपू्त भंिरिाि / र्तनिंिजरी सोनरी िनिनबािा नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख) 10x25 (िादणज्य)
15 मंछाराम / मगजरी िौधररी र्तनदसंि / पुनमिनिजरी राजपुरोदि्त कृषणा कॉिोनरी (दिक्र्य दििेख)
58.6+58x20/2
(आिासरी्य)
16 मफ्तखान / बरक्तरगजरी मुसिमान श्रीम्तरी कंकुबाई / जिानमिजरी कुमिार दशि कॉिोनरी (दिक्र्य दििेख) 61x20 (आिासरी्य)
17 गरी्ता भाटरी / सांिरराम बािररी श्रीम्तरी ररंकू / भर्त कुमार अररिं्त नगर (दिक्र्य दििेख)
69.625+68.25x25/2
18
श्रीम्तरी मंजु िेिरी / दिमम्तमि्तजरी
कुमिार
श्री दिम्ताराम / िािाजरी
श्री रामिाि / िािाजरी
श्री रूपाराम / िािाजरी
ि्करी गिरी (दिक्र्य दििेख) 16.5x75.5 (आिासरी्य)
19 खे्ताराम / सगरामजरी िेिासरी दकशनदसंि / ्डुंगरदसंि राजपू्त
मिािरीर बस््तरी, से्टर-02
(दिक्र्य दििेख)
60+23.75+27.75/2
60+55/2x6.25+2.25/2
20 श्री राजू / ्डूंगाराम जरी िौधररी ्डूंगाराम / मुिाजरी धोराबस््तरी (अनुज्ा पत्र) 12.5x50 (आिासरी्य)
21 श्री उममेिमि / ्डूंगाराम जरी िौधररी ्डूंगाराम / मुिाजरी धोराबस््तरी (अनुज्ा पत्र) 12.5x50 (आिासरी्य)
22 िेनाराम सोिंकरी / िरीपारामजरी घांिरी श्री सोनाराम िछाजरी प्रजाप्त खारदि्यािास (दिक्र्य दििेख)
80x15+11.6/1066.40
23 छटरी िेिरी / पारमि सुिार
दिनेश / केसारामजरी िुिार बिाना
सुमेरपुर
दिशिकमा्न कॉिोनरी (दिक्र्य
दििेख)
20x60 (आिासरी्य)
(मदनलाल तेजी)
अविशाषी अविकारी
नगरपावलका तखतगढ़
The Executive Engineer, Water resources, Construction Division-III Bisalpur Project, Deoli
(Tonk) on behalf of Governor of Raj. Invites bids from eligible bidders for the following works under
e-procurement procedure. The interested bidders shall have to be enrolled / registered with protal of
www.eproc.rajasthan.gov.in for participating in the bidding process.
The details are follows.
S.
No.
Name of work
Estimate
cost (Rs.
in lacs)
Earnest Money Cost of
the tender
document
Period of
completion
(Including
rainy season)
Unique
Bid No.
2% ½%
1
Rehabilitation of Banks
of Dakhiya Minor from
RD 4000 m. to 8000 m.
6.40 12800/- 3200/- 500/- 1 Month
WRD2122
WSOB02132
2
Construction of
Boundary wall of Rost
House of Moti Sagar
Dam
9.94 19880/- 4970/- 500/- 1 Month
WRD2122
WSOB02133
3
Construction of C.C.
Road in rost house of
Bisalpur Proiject Deoli
19.28 38560/- 9640/- 500/- 1 Month
WRD2122
WSOB02134
4 Period for downloading tender documents From 10.02.2022 to 16.02.2022 (6.00 PM)
5 Period for uploading tender documents. Upto 16.2.2022 (06:00 PM)
6
Physical submission copy of deposited bank
challan of tender fee, processing fee and cost of
tender documents in the ofﬁce of The Executive
Engineer Water resources Construction
Division III Bisalpur Project Deoli (Tonk)
upto 17.02.2022 2:00 PM
7
Date and time for opening of technical
Financial bid
17.02.2022 4:00 PM
Other details are available in the following website
1. www.eproc.rajasthan.gov.in
2. www.dipr.rajasthan.gov.in
Executive Engineer
Construction Division-III
Bisalpur Project, Deoli
Notice Inviting e-tenders No. 24/2021-22
No. Actt/Div.iii/2021-22/4501-4514 Date : 10.2.2022
GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN
WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER WATER RESOURCES,
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION-III, BISALPUR PROJECT, DEOLI (TONK)
DIPR/C/1922/2022
CRUCIAL READ
RAID ON RAVE
PARTY, 18
ARRESTED
BIKANER: MINOR BOY RAPES 14-YEAR-
OLD GIRL, CASE FILED AFTER 4 DAYS
MINOR GANG-RAPED, BLACKMAILED BY
TEACHER, 2 ACCOMPLICES; BOOKED
LABOURER ON
DUTY DIES IN
ACCIDENT
Rajsamand: Police
conducted a raid at
Dwarkesh Resort situ-
ated on Gomti-Udaipur
highway in Badarada
of Rajnagar owned by
a former BJP leader
Veniram Kumawat and
arrested 18 persons
on late Monday night.
Four of them are Delhi
women, while others
are males from Raj,
Delhi Gujarat.The
police have, however,
maintained silence on
the entire episode.
Bikaner: A shocking incident of rape of a 14-year-
old girl by a minor boy has come to light in
Bikaner. She was raped in the bushes behind
Vaishno Dham temple on February 7. A case has
now been registered at Jaynarayan Vyas Colony
police station. The girl’s father has filed an FIR.
The police have registered a case on Monday, but
no arrest could be made. Cops are looking for an
angle of mutual dispute in this case. It is being
told that there was a dispute regarding the girl’s
engagement a few days ago. The Police is now
interrogating all relatives. A medical examination
of the minor girl has been done and her statement
has been recorded
Churu: A minor girl was gang-raped by a teacher
identified as Govind two of his accomplices,
Jagdev Raju in a hotel in Sandwa area of Churu
in Nov 2021. By threatening to make pornographic
videos viral, Rs 2 lakh was demanded, along with
being pressurised to have physical relations. On
victim’s plaint, police have started an investiga-
tion by registering a case under POCSO Act. SHO
Surendra Barupal said that a 19-year-old girl has
registered a case. Govind kept on sexually harass-
ing her for a year. The police have got the victim’s
medical done.
Kota: A labourer,
Gangarawat, a resident
of Bihar, died in an
accident while empty-
ing coal from a rake in
coal yard at Mangalam
Cement Factory on
Tuesday. According to
information, coal was
being evacuated using
a bulldozer from rake
in coal yard, he came
in bulldozer’s grip. He
was taken to Modak
Hospital, where the
duty doctor declared
him brought dead.
CID clearance mandatory for
arms licence in 7 more districts
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Given increas-
ing espionage, smug-
gling, communal, terror-
ist, and suspicious activi-
ties in state, CID wing of
state police had sent a
proposal to state govern-
ment for imposing the
condition of seeking
clearance from CID for
issuing arms licences in
7 more districts.
State government has
given a nod for the same
and Home Department
has issued orders to all
DMs, Jaipur Police
Commissioners in Jodh-
pur for compliance. Con-
dition is being followed
in 11 districts. On behalf
of DG Intelligence
Umesh Mishra, proposal
for imposing this condi-
tion in Banswara,
Bhilwara, Bundi, Chit-
torgarh, Pratapgarh, Ra-
jsamand Sawai Mad-
hopur districts has been
sent to the government.
ACB nabs VDO, PHED staffer for graft
First India Bureau
Jodhpur/Jhalawar:
Jodhpur ACB team on
Tuesday, caught a con-
tract employee of
PHED dept, Mahipal
Singh red-handed, tak-
ing a bribe of Rs 3,000.
The accused demanded
an amount of Rs 5,000
per connection as pen-
alty on domestic water
connection in a cloth
factory
.
In another action, Jhal-
awar ACB arrested
Aziz Mohammad, the
VDO of Magispur
GramPanchayat,while
taking a bribe of Rs
15,000. Complainant
Bablu Prajapat had
lodged a plaint with
Jhalawar ACB that a
he had demanded Rs
20,000 for issuing house
lease through Secy Jag-
dish Patidar. The deal
was fixed for Rs 15,000.
PMAY: Govt’s nod
for building 60k
houses in Raj, 4
other states
New Delhi: The Un-
ion Housing and Ur-
ban Affairs Ministry
has approved the con-
struction of over
60,000 houses in five
states under the
Pradhan Mantri
Awas Yojana (PMAY),
a statement said on
Tuesday
.
It was decided in
the meeting of Cen-
tral Sanctioning
Monitoring Commit-
tee chaired by Secre-
tary Manoj Joshi.
Proposals were ap-
proved for building-
more than 60,000
houses in Andhra,
Chhattisgarh, HP,
Karnataka Ra-
jasthan, the state-
ment added.
Joshi reviewed the
pace of completion of
houses, directing of-
ficials to expedite the
process. —PTI
RTDC Chief
Rathore visits
native village
First India Bureau
Alwar: Dharmendra
Singh Rathore visited
his native
village, Bi-
lali under
B a n s u r
tehsil in Al-
war dis-
trict, on
Tuesday for
the first time after be-
coming RTDC Chair-
man.
He was extended a
warm welcomed by
elected representatives
and locals. Under CM
Gehlot’s leadership,
continuous efforts are
being made to boost
tourism in state, he
said. Special emphasis
is being given to reli-
gious rural tourism,
Rathore further added.
Raj State Haj Committee President Amin Kagzi being greeted by
Dr Mahmood Ali Khan, Member Secy and other members during
a meeting at Secretariat on Tuesday.
PHED official Mahipal in
custody of Jodhpur ACB team.
Magispur VDO Aziz Mohd
held by Jhalawar ACB.
Governor Kalraj Mishra and CM Ashok Gehlot virtually address the 3rd Convocation ceremony of
Agriculture University, Jodhpur from Raj Bhavan CMR in Jaipur on Tuesday. Also seen here is
Agriculture Minister Lalchand Kataria and others.

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CM LAMBASTS BJP ON ALWAR CASE
CM ASHOK GEHLOT IN ASSEMBLY ON TUESDAY SAID THAT JALSHAKTI MIN GS
SHEKHAWAT IS FROM RAJASTHAN, BUT HE HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH RAJ
CM Ashok Gehlot reaches residence of Congress MLA Deepender Singh Shekhawat inquired about
his health. ‘I pray to God for speedy recovery of Shekhawat’, Gehlot said. Also seen is Balendu Singh.
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Even during the tenure
of the previous govern-
ment, there were paper
leaks of RAS, RJS, LDC,
Constable,SeniorTeach-
er, REET-2016 and 2018
and University of Ra-
jasthan and CBI investi-
gation was not conduct-
ed in any of these cases,
he stressed. Gehlot said
that the world was wor-
ried about Corona, but
what were his ministers
saying? “In Corona, our
Union Minister Arjun
Meghwal says sister-in-
law eat papads. Gajen-
dra Singh says to offer
coconut to Balaji. Inno-
cent people fall under
their delusion,” he said.
Gehlot said that the
Jalshakti minister is
from Rajasthan, but he
has nothing to do with
Rajasthan.
“We demanded to in-
crease the share of the
Centre in the central
plan but they did not
pay heed. PM an-
nounced to declare
Eastern Canal Project
as national project be-
fore the election, but till
date nothing hap-
pened,” he said.
WISHING SPEEDY
RECOVERY!
CM ON PUNJAB
TOUR TODAY
Chief Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot will be on Punjab
tour on Wednesday. He
will leave Jaipur at
12 noon by special
aircraft and will reach
Ludhiana at 1 pm. He will
attend an election pro-
gram at Ludhiana centre.
The CM Ashok Gehlot will
reach Chandigarh at 2.45
pm and will hold a press
conference at the Con-
gress office at 5 pm. Chief
will leave Chandigarh at
6 pm and will reach Jaipur
at 7 pm.
GOVT CREATES VOLUNTARY
SECTOR DEVP COUNCIL
The Rajasthan government has constituted volun-
tary sector development council to take coopera-
tion of NGOs in the devp of the state. The state-level
advisory council was constituted after the approval
of CM Ashok Gehlot, who will be the council chair-
man. Primary and Secondary Education Minister,
LSG Minister, Forest Minister, Health Minister,
Water Resources Minister, Rural Development and
Panchayati Raj Minister, Women and Child Develop-
ment Minister, Planning Minister and Social Justice
Minister will be the members of council. CS Usha
Sharma will also be a member of the council which
will also have the involvement of two NGOs.
The accident with
the girl child in
Alwar was given
the name of rape
to take political
advantage. We
handed over the
Alwar case to the
CBI. Now the
government in
Delhi is theirs,
why is the CBI
not taking this
case? The girl
was not raped,
there was no evi-
dence of rape in
the organs. Still
they went on
shouting she has
been raped. Can
you imagine
what must have
happened to that
family?.
Ashok Gehlot,
Chief Minister
W
arningof apow-
er crisis in the
state,CMAshok
Gehlot has tapped Con-
gress President Sonia
Gandhi for the second
time in three months
to get Chhattisgarh to
speed up clearances
for mining coal for
power plants. Power
generation units in Raj
have an allocation of
coal from mines in
C’garh but delays in
state-level clearances
have stalled most of
them. Gehlot first
wrote to Sonia on De-
cember 1, 2021, and
then again on Febru-
ary 10. “Rajasthan
state may suffer power
crisis due to outage of
4,340 MW power plant
on the ground of non-
availability of coal”
from a block in Chhat-
tisgarh, Gehlot wrote
to his party president
in the latest letter.
This, he said, “might
adversely reflect on the
performance of govt of
Rajasthan and create a
precarious situation as
both states are gov-
erned by Congress”.
“May I request you to
kindly intervene and
advise the CM, Chattis-
garh to ensure arrang-
ing all the requisite
pending approvals” for
the coal blocks to ena-
ble Rajasthan “to start
mining activities at the
earliest to avoid a pow-
er crisis in the state in
future”, he added.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: IstheIndian
National Congress head-
ed for yet another
‘storm’? After having
successfully ‘silenced’ a
rebellion recently
, but
failingtoquellit,willthe
party have to do a bigger
‘damage control’ to stop
what may happen in the
near future? Highly
placed sources in the
grand-old party have
made a startling revela-
tion, one that has added
to wrinkles of high com-
mand. It has been learnt
that high command is
immensely ‘concerned’
about a ‘rebel’ leader
from Raj after High com-
mand learnt of a shock-
ing information from its
sources about the rebel
leader’s meeting with a
senior leader of Con-
gress’ arch-rival - the
BJP
. The ‘closely-knit-
ted’ and ‘relevant’ circle
of Congress is a buzz
with the word that a
meeting between the re-
bel and the BJP leader
occurredinaprimehotel
in Goa a few days back,
and the meeting went on
for nearly two hours.
Now high command’s
sourcesaretryingtofind
out about the agenda of
this meeting and their
queryrevolvesaroundif
there any discussion
aboutthepoliticalfuture
of the ‘rebel’? Was there
any discussion regard-
ing the four vacant posts
in RS in July? Or if this
meet was merely a cour-
tesy visit, which went on
for2hours,inwhichcase
perhaps High Command
can breathe easy
. High
Command is also trying
to learn if meeting be-
tween duo was a mere
coincidence because
both leaders were pre-
sent in Goa on that day
for campaigning. Now
party’s ‘trusted camps’
in Delhi, which have the
info of all this devp, are
tryingtodeducethevari-
ous possibilities arising
out of the meet!
STORM IN CONGRESS’ CUP?
Cong high command upset with a ‘rebel’ Cong
leader’s meeting with top BJP leader in Goa!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Even though
the main aim of the po-
litical appointments
was to quell the build-
ing insecurities and
frustrations among
MLAs, it appears that
the move has not
achieved its desired
goal. This is so because
several leaders now ap-
pear to be disgruntled
over giving cabinet sta-
tus to leaders without
even being a legislator.
Highly placed sources
have revealed that few
senior MLAs and minis-
ters are miffed over the
issue while a few Chair-
man of Boards is also
not reportedly happy
over their appoint-
ments.
Interestingly, with
these developments
now there are murmurs
that RTDC Chairman
Dharmendra Rathore,
who is a hardcore Ge-
hlot loyalist and is con-
sidered as a ‘high-value
asset’ with the Chief
Minister, maybe accord-
ed cabinet minister
rank.
THE SIDE EFFECTS OF
political appointments!
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla visited villages
along Kota-Baran and
Kota-Sultanpur high-
ways and received a
rousing welcome in Sul-
tanpurtownonTuesday
.
He interacted with the
disabled-elderly on the
Sultanpur Agricultural
Upajmandi premises.
He said, “Ambulances
would also be there at
every healthcare centre
and free medical camps
would be set up in every
village for eye examina-
tion and ophthalmologi-
cal diagnosis,” he said
this at a camp for the
disabled-elderly in Sul-
tanpur.
For people with disa-
bilities, it is the respon-
sibility of the village to
get them registered at
thedesignatedplaceand
help them avail benefits
of assistive devices and
employment schemes.
Birla extended a helping
hand to an elderly, who
fell from the chair while
trying to greet him. He
enquired about their
wee-being.
Every village will get best med aid: Birla
‘HOSPITAL ON WHEELS’ IN KOTA, BUNDI
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla presents the assistive devices to the
differently-abled and senior citizens in Sultanpur, Kota on Tuesday.
Gehlot writes to Sonia to save Raj from impending power crisis!
Sachin Pilot meets Priyanka Gandhi Vadra at Chandigarh Airport
on Tuesday. There was a brief conversation between the two
Congress leaders regarding the Assembly elections. Pilot held an
election meeting to support candidates in Batala, Hoshiyarpur
and Balachaur in Punjab on Tuesday. He will support candidates
from Rupnagar, Dhuri and Sangrur in Punjab today.
Jaipur’s ‘Copno.1’deliversresults,yetagain!
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: Ask any mod-
ern-day manager or
those handling the pub-
lic administration and
first item on their
‘dread list’ would be
managing a crowd of
hundreds, let alone
thousands of people.
Now add to this the vol-
atility of a crowd that is
bent on breaking sanity
and somehow create a
nuisance merely to put
its point across, and the
resulting picture will
not be a pretty one.
However, in exactly
such a difficult time,
Jaipur Police Commis-
sioner Anand Srivasta-
va has once again
proved his excellent
performance by mak-
ing such arrangements
during the massive pro-
test of BJP that the situ-
ation remained under
control. Police had pre-
pared a strong master
plan to prevent the par-
ty men from moving to-
wards the assembly
building. Barricading
was done at 6 places,
from BJP HQ to Assem-
bly. Normal force was
deployed at 1st and 2nd
barricading, water can-
non and Vajra vehicles
were deployed at 3rd
barricading while STF
was deployed in front of
vehicles. Additional Po-
lice Commissioner Ajay
Pal Lamba, DCP South
Mridul Kachhawa, DCP
North Paris Deshmukh,
Add DCP Crime Karan
Sharma, Addl DCP East
Avnish Sharma, Addl
DCP South BL Meena,
Addl DCP West Ram
Singh and other officers
were deployed in the ar-
rangements.
ATTENTION! Cops stand guard amid protest in Jaipur on Tuesday. Anand Srivastava
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
DHANKAR IN RAJASTHAN!
WB Guv Jagdeep Dhankhar will visit Salasar
Balaji Temple, Khatushyamji temple today.
He will reach Jaipur airport at 8:25 AM. After
darshan, he will leave for Jhunjhunu’s Sangashi
village, after spending 15 minutes, he will leave
for Kithana and leave for Delhi by road at 5 PM.
PILOT-PGV’S POLL-POTPOURRI
Sonia Gandhi

ompared with fashion, beau-
ty has been quicker to act on
matters of inclusivity
. Driv-
en by social media, beauty
has, in the last five years,
moved to wel-
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sent, customers all along
thespectrumof skinshades
and gender identities. The
beauty industry witnessed a
myriad of trends in the year
2021.Whiletherecoverytime
formosttrendsisoftenshort-
lived, transparent skincare and gor-
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ing a comeback.
Sizzlin Scizzors has made huge
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and Ayan Chugh’s passionate ap-
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up, combined with unrivalled techni-
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main whether it is the best salon
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It is a brand marquee that is quite
embryonic but the experience and
expertise behind the salon and spa
have been in the industry for a while
now. This expertise includes profes-
sionals like Deepali Chugh, who is
one of the best makeup art-
ists in Jaipur. With this
newborn brand, Sizzlin
Scizzorsareheretochange
the way this industry
functions; for the better.
Ayan Chugh, Director,
Sizzlin Scizzors on being
associated with FC, Season 11
said, “I am beyond excited to be a
part of the grand show. Looking
forward to styling the ravishing
models and artists. Our mission in
this endeavour was and still is - to
understand our customer’s needs
and to then treat them with what’s
best for them. In this endeavour, we
ensure that our customer truly
knows what it means and how it
feels to be taken care of.
IN AN ERA OF MAKEUP COLLECTIONS
WITH 40 FOUNDATION COLOURS AND
MORE SPOKESMODELS OF COLOUR
THAN EVER BEFORE, DIVERSITY AT THE
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PRIYANKA
JAIN, Model
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
You are likely to have
fun at work today. A
changed lifestyle
promises good health.
You may not be in the
best of financial situations, but things
are likely to improve. Much excitement
is foreseen on the family front. There is
some scope of improving your scores
on the academic front.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Balancing act between
home and office will
remain most smooth
for working women.
You succeed in putting
an ambitious project on the tracks and
cross all hurdles in making it a
success. Love beckons and promises
to give immense joy and fulfillment.
Homemakers can exceed budget.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Job prospects for
those freshly out of
professional institutes
are set to brighten up
soon. A positive
outlook will help you throw out the
negativity within. You will manage to
ignore distractions and interruptions
at work to complete a pending task in
time. is so miffed.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
This is the day to play
your winning card on
the professional front. A
lot of time may be
wasted in socialising,
but you will love every moment of it!
Time is ripe for investing in a scheme
you have been considering for long.
Your upbeat mood and a happy
demeanour will brighten atmosphere.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Sticking to workout
routine may benefit you
on the health front.
Meeting relatives at a
marriage or party
cannot be ruled out. Accompanying
someone you click with is likely to
make your business journey
entertaining. Support from the family
may seem most encouraging.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
You may get motivated
to shake a leg just to get
on the fitness trail. It will
be important to keep a
tab of your expenses
today. Some shuffling on the work front
is likely but will not affect you. Peace
and tranquillity prevail on the home
front and will help you unwind.
Romance seems on the upswing.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
A major purchase may
make a dent in your
savings, but will help in
keeping up with the
jonesses. Speculation
may not be profitable and you can very
well burn your fingers. Some of you
may get hard pressed to find a good
match for someone eligible in the family
down, Saturn will save you.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Homemakers will get a
chance to implement
their ideas. You are
likely to be recognised
for your efforts on the
professional front. Some of you can be
invited for guidance or consultancy.
Chance of a raise is possible for some.
Timely and correct decision will help
you in saving a lot of money.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
Satisfaction is foreseen
for the image conscious
people trying to achieve
perfect figure and
physique. You will
succeed in surmounting the odds to get
a stalled job back on the tracks. Your
efforts on the academic front will keep
you in contention. You are likely to
spend an enjoyable time.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You will succeed and
move ahead in your
professional life, as the
year begins. Be careful,
though, as your daily
routine may be affected adversely.
Your boss may be the reason for your
annoyance. Pressure tactics can
infuriate you. Probably, by 5th or 6th,
you may think of taking up a new job.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Focussing on your
career graph at this
juncture will be a step
that will take you far. A
rethink is in order for
those going in for a heavy investment.
Recovering a loaned amount from
someone will not pose much difficulty.
You will manage to defuse tensions
prevailing at home.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Financial condition of
those down in the
dumps is set to
improve. Your
efficiency at work is
likely to impress those who matter at
work. Your biggest asset is your
sense of humor try to use it to cure
your not so good health. Spending
time with family.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
SaurabbhSachdeva
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oung people,
just like every-
one else, feel
the need to go
on holiday, en-
joy them-
selves, visit
new places, shop, eat,
and be entertained.
However, there is per-
haps a deeper, more
meaningful way of
‘holidaying’ that might
serve students better
than the mere shop-
ping vacation to Dubai!
To embark on a trip
that combines life ex-
periences, character
building and adven-
ture. I remember one
such incredible so-
journ of my own that
I’d like to share to pro-
vide an example of
what I mean.
The Round Square –
a selection of schools
from across the world
that meets each year
over a Conference and
a Social Service Camp.
The idea is simple – to
discuss, deliberate, de-
bate and derive solu-
tions to some of the
world’s pressing is-
sues, particularly
from young peoples’
perspectives. While
that is the mainstay of
the Conference, the
Camp on the other
hand is much more im-
mediate, less theoreti-
cal, entirely practical.
A need is identified at
a specific place and a
group of approximate-
ly forty students, an
amalgam of a few kids
each from these inter-
national schools, gath-
ers over a month and
conducts this Social
Service Camp.
It so happened that I
had an opportunity to
be part of my school’s
Round Square Service
Camp delegation in my
eleventh grade, and
Ladakh, specifically
the town of Leh, was
identified as our base.
We were to reach
there, stay with the In-
dian Armed Forces for
a month, work as daily
wage labourers each
day and assist in the
construction of a local
school building.
Most of us took the
only Indian Airlines
flight from New Delhi
to Leh (note this was
circa 1996, pre-Private
Airlines). We could
spot the awe-inspiring,
though a dry and al-
most arid vast land-
scape of Ladakh from
our daytime flight and
made a smooth touch-
down into Leh Airport
– a rather modest
shack with a single
runway at the time.
The moment we
stepped off the plane,
we could sense a cer-
tain effort was re-
quired to breathe. As
per our on-campus
briefing, we were pre-
pared to expect lower
levels of oxygen at this
height, and without
any euphoria or obvi-
ous physical strain,
boarded the Army 1
ton Truck to our living
quarters, about four
miles from the airstrip.
That day, we were un-
der strict instructions
to stay still, not move
around too much, and
let our bodies and nat-
ural biological
rhythms acclimatize to
the local climate.
The following morn-
ing, in typical army
style, we were woken
up at the crack of
dawn. A quick shower
and a healthy if some-
what bland breakfast
later, we were dropped
off at our Construction
Point. In earnest, we
met with our team
leader, a rather stoic
looking Tony Hide, and
were shown what to do
and where. Hence be-
gan a two-week routine
of getting to the con-
struction site early
each morning, spend-
ing the day laying
bricks and cement with
our bare hands (some-
thing I dare say none
of us had ever done
previously or even con-
ceived of doing). By the
end of the day
, we’d be
all but dead; yet the
sense of achievement,
a c c o m p l i s h m e n t ,
pride, and the knowl-
edge that we were truly
contributing to local
welfare, spurred us the
following day!
Right after two
weeks, we were re-
warded with a three-
day trip to the Nubra
Valley. Crossing gla-
ciers, needing to help
in moving trucks off
the road during land-
slides, river-rafting the
highest patch on earth
from a place called Phe
to Nimmu, visiting
Chug La, the base camp
of Siachen, and con-
suming copious quan-
tities of the initially
terrible but later-com-
forting Butter Tea and
Yak Cheese at several
Buddhist Monasteries
– it was a time of much
discovery, explora-
tion, reflection, and
amazement. Memories
became an indelible
part of our collective
consciousness as we
grew more bonded as
a cohort.
Returning to Leh af-
ter our amazing adven-
tures, we had another
two weeks of hard work
at the school site. Along
with other locals, we
managed to complete
the basic structure of
this new school build-
ing, handed over the
building official to the
local administration,
bid our adieus to
Ladakh and returned to
school in Dehra Dun
just in time for the new
term to start.
One might wonder
why I considered this
rather labour-inten-
sive stint a holiday in
the first place, more
curiously, my favour-
ite vacation! That is
simply because the
combination of uncov-
ering uncharted terri-
tory, once-in-a-lifetime
experiences with the
genuinely good work
we did, is simply un-
matched by any other
holiday experience
I’ve ever had, and am
likely to! I felt, On Top
Of The World!
KARTIK BAJORIA
(the author is a Jaipur-
based Communication
Skills Educator Writer)
Y
ONTOPOFTHEWORLD!

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V
ikrant Mas-
sey and
S h e e t a l
Thakur got
married on Febru-
ary 14. Theey opted
for a registered
marriage, which
took place at their
Versova residence.
We have now learnt that Vikrant and Sheetal will also
be tying the knot in a traditional ceremony this week,
preparations for which have already begun. Vikrant
and Sheetal will get married in a traditional ceremo-
ny on February 18 in his village. —Agency
Traditional Ceremony wedding
Everything is not what it seems!
O
n the occasion of
Valentine’s day,
Vishal Kotian,
who is well known
for his strong personality
and on the face attitude
from Bigg Boss 15
spanned to the Royal
City to ring in the day of
love with his lady love
Payal Shetty. He gave
a sneak peek about his
journey in the Bigg
Bos house and his
love life in an exclu-
sive interview
with City First.
Vishal, why did
you choose
Jaipur to cele-
brate Valentine’s
Day with Payal?
What is so special about this
place?
“Although it’s been some
weeks since I came out of the
Bigg Boss house, I have
hardly gotten much time
to chill and relax. So I
was looking for a quick
getaway for a while
now. Jaipur came to
my mind as I wanted
to explore a new place.
Also, I am keener to visit cit-
ies with historical characters
and Jaipur is one of them.
And I always treat my love like
a queen and this place made
us feel royal. We had a fabu-
lous lunch in the gorgeous gar-
den and enjoyed watching pea-
cocks roaming around us. This
can only happen in a city like
Jaipur! Our Valentine’s Day
celebration couldn’t have been
better than this one,”
Q- Could you tell our readers
about your love story?
“There’s a saying that, under-
standing is the second name of
love. Our journey of love is
cute and simple, we met at the
Disney office, connected on In-
stagram and fell in love. But I
believe that Love is easy to do
but difficult to keep, it needs
understanding, support and
trust and Payal and me
shared this connec-
tion very well”
Q- Your outspoken
and fabricated per-
sonality created a neg-
ative image among the
housemates in Bigg Boss
15, how will you define
your negative attributes to
positive in real life?
“Everything is not what it
seems, but we see them in the
way what we are, and I don’t
care what people think of me,
but I care what I see myself as
a person, and I want to look at
myself and say that I AM
VISHAL KOTIAN. I am well
versed with a lot of good lit-
erature and culture. Bigg
house is a show, where our
positive and negative traits
were shown narratively, where
one side my Chadakya Nithi
and ballyhoo traits depicted
my competitive side, my bonds
with a few housemates showed
that I am a good human. I miss
many instances like that sug-
arcane task, Teja and my
morning dance, my bond with
Shamita, but the one which
broke my heart was when I
was waiting to re-enter as a
wildcard that time my covid
reports came positive and my
journey was put on hold but
hopefully I will complete it in
my upcoming show ‘Khatron
Ke Khiladi’
The couple reached Nazarbagh
Palace on Sunday night, soon
after celebrating Vishal’s birth-
day in Mumbai.
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
O
ver the years, Akshay Kumar’s movie
looks have gone on to set trends and add-
ing to that list is the big reveal of his
look in
Sajid Nadiad-
wala’s big-
ticket release
of this year,
‘Bachchhan
Paandey’ also
starring Kriti
Sanon, Jac-
queline Fer-
nandez and
Arshad War-
si! As the
movie is all
set to hit thea-
tre screens on
March 18, the makers have unveiled Akshay’s
new look from the action-comedy on Tuesday,
also announcing the trailer launch on February
18, which also happens to be power producer
Sajid Nadiadwala’s birthday
. —Agency
A
amir Khan’s Laal Singh Chaddha re-
lease has been officially pushed. The
film which was set to release on April
14 will
now be released
on August 11,
Aamir Khan
announced on
Tuesday. The
actor released a
statement that
read, “This is to
announce that
our film, Laal
Singh Chad-
dha, will not be
releasing on
14th April as
planned. This is because we are unable to com-
plete the film in time. The film will now be re-
leasing on 11 Aug 2022 in theatres worldwide. We
would like to thank Mr Bhushan Kumar, T Se-
ries and Om Raut and the entire team of Adipu-
rush from the bottom of our hearts.” —Agency
Y
ash Raj Films’ Shamshera starring su-
perstar Ranbir Kapoor is an adrena-
line-pumping entertainer which is set
to release in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu on
July 22, 2022. Directed by Karan Malhotra, the
makers dropped a release date announcement
video and the internet is abuzz about the pow-
erful background score. Fans of Ranbir have
taken to it in an incredibly positive manner
and Karan reveals that it has taken 7 months
to create this inspirational music that he feels
will add to the grandness of this pulsating big-
screen spectacle. —Agency
CAN’T KEEP CALM!
RELEASE DATE PUSHED
SHAMSHERA SPECIAL
A
ll eyes are on
F a r h a n
Akhtar and
Shibani Dan-
dekar ever since the
news of their wedding
came out. Reportedly,
the lovebirds are going
to tie the knot this
month. On Tuesday
, he
shared a picture with
his boy gang and it
looked like his bache-
lor party
. But one thing
that caught our atten-
tion was Shibani Dan-
dekar’s presence at
Farhan’s party
. Shar-
ing this picture, the
Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
actor wrote, “The
boys are back in town
#stagdaynightfever.”
—Agency
I
t was Randhir
Kapoor’s birth-
day on Tuesday
and just like
any other occasion,
the entire Kapoor
clan got together to
celebrate the actors
special day
. Since af-
ternoon, pictures of
Kareena Kapoor
Khan, Karisma Ka-
poor, Jeh, Taimur,
Saif Ali Khan, Neetu Kapoor,
Armaan Jain and others have
been surfacing on the internet
as they arrive at Randhir Ka
poor’s house in Mumbai.
—Agency
BACHELOR’S PARTY?
Hum Sath Sath Hain!
The new
Valentine’s
K
hloe Kardashian and
Kim Kardashian have al-
ways been the talk of the
twon. While Khloe had a
difficult time in 2021 following
her relationship with Tristan
Thompson ended. The KUWTK
alum also hit the headlines amid
Thompson’s paternity suit that
proved he had fathered a son
with Maralee Nichols. This year
she celebrated her Valentine’s
Day with daughter True.
—Agency
e n n i f e r
Lopez and Ben Af-
fleck attended Su-
per Bowl 2022 to-
gether and the cou-
ple in no time took
away all the lime-
light as they danced
around and held hands
while enjoying the game
from the stands. Lopez
and Affleck were seen
alongside Cardi B and
other artists at the game.
Videos of the couple’s
pre-Valentine’s date have
now been going viral.
Jennifer and Ben’s date
night came a day after the
singer revealed on her re-
cently started newsletter
the adorable Valentine’s
Day present that the actor
gave her which consisted a
sweet video of their throw-
back moments put together
to her Marry Me song, On
My Way’s remix. Sharing
the sweet gift that Affleck
gave her, Lopez said that it
“melted her heart” and in
her newsletter wrote,
“Watching it made me think
about the journey of true
love, its unexpected twists
and turns, and that when
it’s real, it actually can last
forever.” —Agency
Holding Hands
at Super Bowl!
J
Kareena Kapoor Khan Kim Kardashian
Jennifer Lopez
Vishal Kotian with Payal Shetty
Vishal and Shamita from Bigg Boss
Vishal
Vikrant Massey and Sheetal Thakur
Poster of the film
Kapoor Family
During the party
Bachchhan Paandey’s poster
Poster of the film

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