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4 COPS IN ACB NET
FOR TAKING `3.30
LAKH BRIBERY
Dungarpur: Carrying out a
major action on Thursday,
the ACB nabbed two CI
and two constables while
taking a bribe of 3.30 lakh
rupees from a liquor con-
tractor, whom the officials
had assured of setling two
cases and additionally had
also demanded a monthly
settlement amount to let
him function without any
legal hassle. Furthermore,
the bureau team also
recovered Rs 5 lakh from
the almirah of the police
station’s reader which was
taken earlier by the cops
in the matter. According to
officials, the joint team of
Jaipur and Ajmer ACB has
carried out the action in
Dungarpur district. P7
—Navin Sharma
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Google, leading their cross-functional teams on business
analytics, data science and technical research.
CHIDAMBARAM
RESIGNS FROM
MAHA SEAT
New Delhi: Senior Cong
leader and RS MP P Chi-
dambaram resigned from
his seat in Maharashtra
on Thursday, following his
election to RS from the
state of TN. “Following my
election to RS from state
of TN, I am required to
resign my seat from the
state of Maha. Accord-
ingly, today I tendered my
resignation from seat from
Maharashtra,” he said.
SPICEJET CALLS
FOR 10-15 PERCENT
HIKE IN AIRFARES
New Delhi: In the wake
of rising prices of jet fuel
and the depreciation of the
Indian Rupee, India’s low-
cost airline SpiceJet on
Thursday called for 10-15
per cent hikes in airfares
to sustain the operation.
SpiceJet CMD Ajay Singh
on Thursday said there is
no option left other than to
hike airfare by 10-15 per
cent to meet the operation
cost of airlines.
GOVT REJECTS CRITICISM AGAINST
AGNIPATH, ISSUES CLARIFICATION
Central govt has increased age limit for recruitment this year, youth up to 23
years of age will be able to apply and also issued a clarification, asserting that not
only new model will bring in new capabilities to armed forces but will also open
up avenues for youth in pvt sector. Below are MYTHS & FACTS sheet issued
FUTURE OF AGNIVEERS INSECURE
l Those wishing to be entrepreneurs will
get a financial package and a bank loan
l Those wishing to study further will be
given certificates equivalent to class 12
l Those wishing to obtain jobs will be
given priority in CAPFs and State Police
OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH WILL
DECREASE AS A RESULT OF AGNIPATH
l Opportunities for the youth to serve in
the armed forces will increase. Soon,
recruitment of Agniveers will be tripled
REGIMENTAL BONDING WILL BE AFFECTED
l No change is being made to the Regi-
mental system. It will be further accentu-
ated as best Agniveers will be selected
THIS WILL HARM THE EFFECTIVENESS
OF THE ARMED FORCES
l Such short-term enlistment systems
exist in most countries and hence are
already tested out and considered best
practice for a youthful and agile army
l Agniveers to be recruited in the 1st year
would only make up 3% of armed forces
l Performance of Agniveers will be tested
before re-induction into army after 4 yrs
23-YEAR-OLDS ARE IMMATURE
AND UNRELIABLE FOR THE ARMY
l At no point in time will there be more
youngsters than experienced people. The
present scheme will only bring about the
right mix of 50%-50% youngsters and
experienced supervisory ranks
AGNIVEERS WILL BE A DANGER
TO SOCIETY & JOIN TERRORISTS
l This is an insult to the ethos and values
of the Indian armed forces
NO CONSULTATION WITH FORMER
ARMED FORCES OFFICERS
l Proposal has been framed by the
Department of Military Officers
l Many former officers have recognized
the advantages of the scheme and
welcomed it
AGNIPATH SCHEME
IS VERY POORLY
CONCEIVED: CONG
Congress said on
Thursday that Agnipath
scheme to recruit soldiers
into 3 defence forces, is
“controversial, carries
multiple risks, subverts the
long-standing traditions”
and demanded that it
should be held in abey-
ance. Senior Congress
leader P Chidambaram
said the announcements
by MHA & MoE on post-
discharge opportunities
of Agniveers appear to be
after-thoughts and show
that scheme is “poorly
conceived and hastily
drawn up”. He urged govt
to hold wide consultations
and address issues of qual-
ity, efficiency & economy.
FUSS OVER 'AGNIPATH' SCHEME
GOVT CLARIFIES
GOVT CLARIFIES,
,
OPPN ATTACKS
OPPN ATTACKS
l BJP OFFICE
VANDALISED,
BIHAR LEADER
ATTACKED
l OVER 34 TRAINS
CANCELLED, 72
RUNNING LATE
ACROSS THE
COUNTRY
l INTERNET
SERVICES
SUSPENDED IN
HARYANA'S
PALWAL
l PROTESTERS
DEMAND
REINSTATEMENT
OF PREVIOUS
RECRUITMENT
SYSTEM
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Protests
against Armed Forces’
new recruitment plan
Agnipathturnedviolent
Thursday as aspirants
disrupted rail and road
traffic in several parts
of Bihar, Haryana, New
Delhi, Jammu and
Jharkhand. Agnipath is
Central Govt’s new re-
cruitment policy for the
defence forces under
which about 45,000 peo-
ple between age of 17.5
years and 21 years will
be inducted into servic-
es for a four-year tenure.
Due to demonstra-
tions and vandalism at
several railway stations,
22 trains from Bihar had
to be cancelled and 5 had
to stop after completing
partial journeys, East
Central Railway said. In
Nawada, the vehicle of
BJP MLA Aruna Devi,
was attacked by the agi-
tatorswhohurledstones
at her car, leaving 5 per-
sons, including legisla-
tor, injured. The BJP
office in Nawada was
also vandalized.
Smoke billows out after youngsters set on
fire a train in protest against the Agnipath
scheme at Chapra railway station, in Saran
district on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
ARMY ASPIRANTS
JAM DELHI-JAIPUR
EXPRESSWAY
Gurugram: Hundreds of
Army aspirants on Thursday
blocked the Delhi-Jaipur Ex-
pressway in Bilaspur area
in protest against Agnipath
yojna, govt’s new scheme
for short-term recruitment
into armed forces. The
traffic congestion on the
expressway stretched over
several kilometres.
The demand of
the youth
protesting against
the Centre’s newly
announced Agnipath
scheme is justified.
—Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi CM
“PEOPLE BURNING BUSES NOT FIT FOR ARMED
FORCES”: EX-ARMY CHIEF ON AGNIPATH
New Delhi: General VP Malik, the Army
chief who led India to victory during the
Kargil War, expressed support for the
Agnipath scheme on Thursday and said
the Army is not interested in recruiting
hooligans responsible for the violence tak-
ing place during the protests against the
short-term recruitment plan.
UP demolitions: Due process
must be followed, says SC
New Delhi: Observing
that “due process must
be followed while carry-
ing out demolitions of
illegal constructions”,
the Supreme Court on
Thursday sought the re-
sponse of the UP govt on
Jamiat-Ulama-I-Hind’s
plea against the demoli-
tion of Muslims’ houses
in the state. A bench of
Justices AS Bopanna
and Vikram Nath fixed
21 June to hear the ap-
plication next and asked
UP govt to file its objec-
tions in meanwhile. Top
court said that it cannot
pass any generic order
saying there should be
no demolitions but can
onlysayproceduremust
be followed.
Next hearing on June
21, SC asks UP govt to
file affidavit on the plea
against the demolition
drive in the 3 days
I AM OK, SAYS SC JUDGE IN VIDEO
AFTER AIR AMBULANCE RIDE
New Delhi: SC judge Justice MR Shah suf-
fered a mild heart attack in HP on Thursday.
He was brought to Delhi by air ambulance
for treatment. CJI Ramana has been in
touch with Shah & MHA for bringing him to
Delhi. Shah in a video message said that he
is alright and is on his way to New Delhi.
RBI lifts curbs
on Mastercard
over onboarding
new customers
Mumbai: The RBI on
Thursday lifted restric-
tions imposed last year
on Mastercard and al-
lowed global payment
processor to onboard
new customers for deb-
it, credit or prepaid
cards in India, after sat-
isfactory compliance
with data storage
norms. In July last year,
RBI had taken a major
supervisory action on
US-based entity, barred
it from issuing card.
❍ RaGa’S QUESTIONING BY THE ED
Planned attack: Cong MPs
meet Om Birla and Naidu
Senior Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi will appear
before the Enforcement
Directorate on
Monday and
not on Friday.
The Congress
leader on
Thursday,
wrote to the ED
and cited his mother Sonia
Gandhi’s health as the reason
for the deferred hearing.
New Delhi: The Con-
gress delegation led by
Adhir Ranjan Chowd-
hury met Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla & the
Rajya Sabha Chairman
& Vice President M Ven-
kaiah Naidu and raised
the issue of alleged ill-
treatment of party law-
makers, including some
women, by the Delhi Po-
liceduringtheirprotests
in Delhi against Rahul’s
questioning by the ED.
RAHUL TO APPEAR
BEFORE ED FOR 4TH
TIME ON MONDAY
Jairam Ramesh is AICC media chief
GEHLOT DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF
SCHEME, PILOT ECHOES CONCERNS
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With oppo-
sition uniting over Ag-
nipath Scheme of the
Union government and
trying to showcase it in
a bad light, Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok
gehlot also tweeted his
reservations in this re-
gard on Thursday
.
In a series of tweets,
Gehlot said, “It is a not
prudent decision to
make contractual re-
cruitment in a sensitive
institutionlikethearmy
.
The army was kept free
from non-political and
financial shackles till
now. On one hand, it was
argued that the New
Pension Scheme (NPS)
was not implemented in
thearmyonlysothatthe
soldiers could contrib-
ute without worrying
about the future. Agnee-
path scheme is playing
with the future of youth
and the security of the
country
. Thousands of
youthsof Rajasthanjoin
the army to serve the
country
. There is anger
and resentment among
lakhs of youth of India
including Turn to P8
AGNIPATH SCHEME
CM Ashok Gehlot
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will return to Jaipur on
Friday morning from Delhi. Gehlot was present
in Delhi to protest against ED’s questioning of Rahul
Gandhi. However, after staying in Jaipur for two days,
he may head back to Delhi on Sunday as there is a
proposed program to meet President Ramnath Kovind
on Monday. Notably, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s
birthday is also on Sunday, June 19.
CM ASHOK GEHLOT TO RETURN
JAIPUR FROM NEW DELHI TODAY
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Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Congress min-
isters, MLAs and work-
ers under the leader-
ship of Congress state
president Govind Singh
Dotasra gheraoed the
Raj Bhavan on Thurs-
day in protest against
the ED’s interrogation
of Rahul Gandhi. Due to
Section 144 being im-
posed around Raj
Bhavan, the Congress
had to hold its demon-
stration at the Civil
Line gate. Prominent
Congress leaders active-
ly participated in the
gherao of Raj Bhavan.
During the demon-
stration, Dotasra pro-
tested fiercely by climb-
ing the police barricade.
Along with Dotasra,
ministers Dr. BD Kalla,
Dr. Mahesh Joshi, Ram-
lal Jat, Govind Ram
Meghwal, Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas, Con-
gress office bearers in-
cluding former Mayor
Jyoti Khandelwal,
Suresh Mishra and sev-
eral MLAs participated
enthusiastically
.
Due to the Congress
govt in the state, the po-
lice and the district ad-
ministration kept a soft
stance towards the pro-
testing leaders.
Before the demon-
stration, Congress lead-
ers also held a general
meeting at the Civil
Line railway gate.
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan has
seized the top spot in
the country in e-gov-
ernance delivery
. In the
Evaluation of State
Service Portals by the
Modi govt at the Center
in the National e-Gov-
ernance Service Deliv-
ery Assessment-2021
report, Rajasthan has
been declared the top
state with more than
75% compliance with
all norms for its ser-
vice portals.
According to the re-
port, the ranking has
been achieved in the
social welfare area in
Rajasthan among
Group-B states.
Dr Samit Sharma,
Secretary, Department
of Social Justice Em-
powerment informed
that the govt has re-
leased this report cov-
ering the assessment
of states and union ter-
ritories. Its objective is
to promote and im-
prove the government
e-governance service
distribution system.
The department is also
working on about 20
more projects, in which
Artificial Intelligence
and Machine Learning
will be used.
Rajasthan tops in e-governance service delivery
PROUD MOMENT

Dr Samit Sharma
said govt’s
objective is to
promote and
improve govt
e-governance
service
distribution
system
CRITERIA
MINOR BOY SODOMISED INSIDE A MOSQUE
IN JAIPUR; ACCUSED ON THE RUN
Jaipur: A minor boy was allegedly sodomised by a man at
a Mosque in Jaipur’s Subhash Chowk area, police informed
on Thursday. Police said the accused, identified as Hafeez
Sarfaraj, allegedly gave a drink mixed with some intoxicating
substance to the victim and then subjected him to sexually
cruelty. “The incident took place when the victim stayed in the
Mosque for ten days,” police informed. “The victim’s father
has filed an FIR in the police station and the matter is being
investigated. The accused is on the run after he came to know
that an FIR has been registered against him,” police added.
17-YEAR-OLD GIRL KIDNAPPED AND RAPED IN
KALWAR; FIR FILED AGAINST ACCUSED
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur: A 17-year-old minor girl was allegedly kidnapped
and raped in Jaipur’s Kalwar area, police said. Police
informed the accused took the victim to a hotel and
raped her. “The accused has been identified as Deepak
Verma, 24. On June 13, the victim was on her way to
a relative’s house, when the accused met her mid-way
and took her to a hotel in Kalwar area. The accused then
raped and threatened her to not inform about this incident
to anyone,” said Harmada Police Station SHO Mangilal
Bishnoi. “The victim narrated the incident to her mother,
following which, an FIR was filed against the accused. The
statement of the victim has been recorded and the matter
is being investigated,” police added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With the de-
mand to increase the
technical helper re-
cruitment posts to 6,000
along with eight more
demands the unem-
ployed youths staged a
dharna outside the PCC
office. They were re-
moved from the spot by
the police after six
hours. The police took
the state president of
Rajasthan Unemployed
Unified Federation,
Upen Yadav, and others
from the dharna spot.
On Thursday morning,
under the banner of the
Rajasthan Unified Un-
employed Federation,
the unemployed youths
had announced a march
to Delhi. But before
leaving for Delhi, they
left for the PCC office
via shaheed smarak.
State president of the
federation, Upen Yadav
said that even after re-
peated appeals to the
government to fulfill
their demands, the gov-
ernment is not fulfilling
their legitimate de-
mands.
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: The Saini
community on Thurs-
day called off the agita-
tion after Tourism Min-
ister Vishwendra Singh
met the protestors and
took a memorandum
from them. The protest-
ers were staging a sit-in
at Jaipur-Agra National
Highway in Bharatpur
for the last five days de-
manding 12 per cent
reservation in jobs and
higher education. Peo-
ple from Kushwah,
Shakya, Maurya, and
Mali communities were
also part of the agita-
tion demanding reser-
vation.
While addressing the
protestors near Aroda
on the Jaipur-Agra
highway, Tourism Min-
ister Vishwendra Singh
said, “It is my duty to
raise this issue before
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot. I have had a re-
lationship with you peo-
ple for the last 14 gen-
erations, but people
from your community
are wrongly abusing me
on social media,”.
Unemployed youth protest
against 8-pt demands at PCC
Saini community calls
off protest in Bharatpur
Arif Mansoori
Jhalawar: Former
Chief Minister Vasund-
hara Raje is holding
public hearings and
communicating with
the people of all the
wards of Jhalrapatan.
During the dialogue,
the issues of the city
are coming to the fore
including how people
are facing problems in
making leases. In order
to dispose of them on
time, the municipal ad-
ministration is taking
concrete steps so that
the lease can be easily
obtained.
Also, the condition of
cleanliness in Jhalawar
Jhalrapatan city is very
poor. People enjoy visit-
ing and walking near
the Chowpatty, gardens
and other places of the
city
, however, seeing the
dirt there, Raje was
shocked. The Municipal
Council will have to pay
attention to cleanliness
in Chowpatty, gardens
and other areas. Also,
teams should be formed
for cleanliness, as well
as those who want to
play their role in mak-
ing the city clean can
come forward and do
voluntary contribu-
tions.
Colonel Todd has
written about the city
in his book and has de-
scribed its beauty
.
Jhalawar tour: Raje takes
stock of Jhalrapatan area
RAHUL GANDHI V/s ED
CONG GHERAO RAJ BHAVAN OVER
RAHUL’S QUESTIONING BY ED
Govind Singh Dotasra along with Congress workers staged a sit-in at the Civil Lines gate near the Raj Bhavan.
Congress workers climbed a water tank in Kota on Thursday.
Sandeep Chaudhary, Pushpendra Bhardwaj, Amin Kagazi and other Congress leaders and workers
staged a sit-in at the Civil Lines gate near the Raj Bhavan.
RaGa ED case: Cong
workers climb tank
First India Bureau
Kota: Three Congress
workersinKotaclimbed
a water tank on Thurs-
day and protested
against ED summons to
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi. It took around
two and a half hours for
policemen to calm the
protestors and bring
them down.
Police officials in-
formed Congress work-
ers Chetan Solanki,
Nikki Choudhary and
Bablu Sagar climbed
the water tank, situated
at Rajiv Gandhi Nagar,
at 11:30 am and started
shouting slogans
against the govern-
ment. Later, officials of
police, civil defence and
rescue team reached
the spot and tried to
persuade the protes-
tors. They agreed to
come down after the po-
lice gave assurance of
granting them permis-
sion for a larger demon-
stration.
Dotasra said party
workers would
protest at all district
headquarters today
To trouble our leader
Rahul Gandhi, the
ED is harassing in
the name of interro-
gation. Congress
will oppose it and
will not allow the
central govt’s con-
spiracy to succeed at
any cost. It was not
Rahul Gandhi who
was challenged by
the Center, but every
Indian is challenged.
Govind Singh Dotasra,
Congress State President
Rathore: Gherao
of Raj Bhavan
condemnable
MLA Meghwal
gets relief till
June 20
Jaipur: Deputy leader
of Opposition Rajen-
dra Rathore on Thurs-
day condemned the gh-
erao of Raj Bhavan by
Congress saying that
the Governor is the
constitutional head of
the state and the gher-
ao of the Raj Bhavan is
very unfortunate.
Rathore said that the
ChM Gehlot is in Delhi
for the last 4 days to
please the Gandhi fam-
ily and this is a betrayal
to the public. He also
condemned the arrest
of BJP MP Kirodi Lal
Meena in Karauli.
“I strongly condemn
the repressive behavior
of the police with the
youth agitating outside
the PCC. The anti-youth
Gehlot govt should im-
mediately stop crush-
ing the voice of youth,”
he said.
Kota: The court has ex-
tended the stay for four
more days on the arrest
of BJP MLA Chandra-
kanta Meghwal and
Mandal President Bab-
ulal Renwal. The court
has fixed June 20 for
the arguments on the
bail application. The
hearing in the matter
was held on Thursday
in Court ADJ No. 1.
During the hearing of
the applications of
Chandrakanta Megh-
wal and Babulal Ren-
wal, the Public Prose-
cutor presented a fac-
tual report on behalf of
the police officer, which
was observed by the
court.
Unemployed youths staged a dharna outside the PCC office on
Thursday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Vasundhara Raje in Jhalawar on Thursday.
—PHOTOS
BY
SUNIL
SHARMA

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Indira Gandhi
Urban Employment
Guarantee Scheme will
soon begin in Jaipur.
More than three thou-
sand unemployed peo-
ple had already applied
for jobs in Jaipur dis-
trict under the scheme.
The scheme, which
was launched on the
lines of Mahatma Gan-
dhi National Rural Em-
ployment Guarantee
Scheme, aims to provide
100 days of employment
to unemployed people in
urban areas. Registra-
tion process for employ-
ment under scheme has
already begun & more
than three thousand un-
employed people have
applied for the job in the
district.
Works like maintain-
ing cleanliness, remov-
ing illegal banners and
hoardings, maintaining
parksandothersuch100
types of different works
will be done. Scheme
will be implemented in
morethan200municipal
bodies of state and a
budgetary provision of
Rs. 800 cr have been
made. District Collector
Rajan Vishal informed
that a committee has
been constituted in this
regard and it will be
headed by District Col-
lector. Officials in-
formed that govt has ap-
proved a budget of Rs
41.35 crores for financial
year 2022-23 in 14 mu-
nicipal bodies here.
Commissioner of
JMC Heritage, Avdhesh
Meena informed, more
than 3,000 families have
registered.
Manoj Jain
Karauli: BJP MP Ki-
rodi Lal Meena and his
supporters courted ar-
rest in protest against
murder of a girl in Ka-
rauli’s Mandrayal town.
Kirodi along with his
supporters was going to
dharna site when the
Karauli police stopped
him. His supporters
raised slogans against
the police. Meanwhile,
Meena went to PWD
premises where police
officers talked to him.
After nearly two
hours of talk, Meena
and his supporters
courted arrest. They
were taken and released
by the police outside the
boundary of district.
Karauli MP Manoj
Rajoria said that the ad-
ministration has ac-
cepted the demand for
arrest of the accused
within three days, con-
tractual job for one fam-
ily member of the vic-
tim, and compensation
of Rs 5 lakh.
Girl’s body was recov-
ered yesterday morning
in Mandrayal fort.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: In a huge sigh
of relief to the electric-
ity consumers of the
state, the strike of jun-
ior engineers have
come to an end.
The strike ended af-
ter talks with Energy
Minister Bhanwar Sin-
gh Bhati. JEN repre-
sentatives announced
end of strike on Thurs-
day. The boycott of
work by junior engi-
neers of power compa-
nies (Power Distribu-
tion, Generation Corpo-
ration and Broadcast-
ing Corporation) had
entered the fourth day
demanding the removal
of pay discrepancy
. Un-
der the banner of the
Power Engineers Asso-
ciation of Rajasthan,
the strike of engineers
was going on in Jagat-
pura. The administra-
tion assured to resolve
the demands of junior
engineers within 3
months. After release
of minutes of meeting.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: RCDF MD
Sushma Arora sus-
pended manager of
Lambia Kalan cattle
feed plant Sanjeev
Singh. Action was
taken after Arora
found several irreg-
ularities. She gave
orders to suspend
manager with imme-
diate effect. MD also
conducted inspec-
tion of Bhilwara
dairy & met milk
producers of Rajsa-
mand. She is sched-
uled to visit Udaipur
dairy today.
First India Bureau
Barmer: Section 144 of
CrPC was imposed in
Barmer in a bid to
maintain the law-and-
order situation. The
prohibitory orders be-
came operational at
midnight on June 16
and will continue till
August 15. District Col-
lector Prakash Chand
Sharma on Thursday
stated that rallies, pro-
cessions, exhibitions
are organized in Bar-
mer without taking
prior permission of ad-
ministration. There is a
possibility of deteriora-
tion in law-and-order
situation in the city
.
Rajiv Gaur
Jodhpur: Income tax
department conducted
raids on 25 premises be-
longing to 7 business-
men in Jodhpur on
Thursday. The busi-
nessmen include one
financer, 1 property
dealer, 1 handicraft
businessman, and 4 jew-
ellers. I-T officials said
that on the information
of hawala trade, simul-
taneous raids were con-
ducted in Jodhpur and
Mumbai in morning.
No further details were
divulged.
The departmental of-
ficials refused to com-
ment on the matter for
the time being. One of-
ficial says investigation
has just begun, “The
investigation process
will take time to com-
plete. Only then will the
situation become clear
whether these people
have undisclosed in-
come or not.”
According to income
tax department offi-
cials, all of them are
related to one finance.
The team is also con-
ducting a survey at this
financier’s Pawta area
in Jodhpur.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: More than 50
drone manufacturers
showcased capabilities
of drones at the ‘Drone
Expo-2022’ organized on
Thursday under ‘iStart
Rajasthan’ by depart-
ment of Information
Technology & Commu-
nications.
Some demonstrated
drone’s ability to be a
lifesaver in flood or un-
dersea emergency situ-
ations, while another
demonstrated aerobat-
ics in sky & demonstrat-
ed potential of drones
to be helpful in irriga-
tion & agriculture.
State government is
planning to buy 1000
drones this year.
Akhil Arora, Princi-
pal Secretary IT and
Communications visit-
ed Drone Exhibition &
discussed in detail with
drone manufacturers
abou t their use. Ear-
lier, Commissioner
Sandesh Nayak inau-
gurated the program.
He underlined impor-
tance of drone for the
farmers.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: On Thursday
morning villagers of
Samdari town in Bar-
mer were shocked to see
two choppers flying.
Initially both kept fly-
ing over the town but
later suddenly landed
in luni river area. But
both helicopters flew
back before landing.
Meanwhile seeing
choppers, illegal bajri
mafia assumed it to be
police & fled from there.
Villagers captured vid-
eo which was widely
circulated on social me-
dia. Narpat Singh, ad-
ditional SP said so far
there’s no accurate info
about choppers but per-
haps they were of some
research agency
.
RAJASTHAN
03
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Under chair-
manship of DGP ML
Lather, coordination
meeting was organized
with BSF at Police
Headquarters on
Thursday
. In this meet-
ing, issues related to
security of state’s in-
ternational border
were discussed.
Brainstorming hap-
pened on cross-border
smuggling of drugs
and arms, illegal infil-
tration, espionage ac-
tivities. Emphasis was
laid on increasing need
for mutual coordina-
tion & partnership to
curb activities.
DGP Intelligence
Umesh Mishra, ADG
Police ATS Ashok
Rathore, Additional
DGP Security S Segan-
thir, IG BSF FTR David
Lalrinsanga, Deputy
Inspector General In-
telligence Jodhpur
Harendra Mahawar,
Deputy Inspector Gen-
eral FTR Border Secu-
rity Force Madhukar,
Deputy Inspector Gen-
eral Sector Barmer
Vineet Kumar & Police
Superintendent Secu-
rity Abhijit Singh par-
ticipated.
ML Lather discussed security issues
on international border with BSF
OVER 3K APPLY FOR INDIRA GANDHI
URBAN EMPLOYMENT SCHEME
Jaipur: Good news
for candidates waiting
for Physical education
teachers’ recruitment.
The Rajasthan Staff
Selection Board has
released the recruitment
notification for 5546
posts. Board chairman
Hariprasad Sharma said
that applications for the
recruitment will be from
June 23 to July 22. The
exam will be held on
September 25.
5546 posts for
PE teachers,
application
from June 23
Junior Engineers
end strike after
discussion with
Energy Minister
Manager of
cattle feed plant
suspended by
RCDF MD Arora
Section 144
imposed in Barmer
till August 15
Avdhesh Meena held a meeting of superintending engineers. —FILE PHOTO
ML Lather, Umesh Mishra, Ashok Rathore, S Seganthir, David
Lalrinsanga, Harendra Mahawar, Madhukar, Vineet Kumar, and
Abhijit Singh held a meeting at Police Headquarters on Thursday.
Kirodi Lal Meena and his supporters courted arrest as they were
heading to the protest site on Thursday.
100 DAYS OF
EMPLOYMENT
n REGISTRATION PROCESS HAS ALREADY BEGUN
n CLEANLINESS, REMOVING ILLEGAL BANNERS OTHERS
Karauli murder: Kirodi
courts arrest; Govt agrees
for job `5 L to family
I-T raids at 7 Jodh businessmen,
Hawala transactions suspected
State govt plans to buy 1,000
drones for various departments
2 unknown choppers try
landing above Luni river
Sandesh Nayak and Akhil Arora interacting with manufacturers.
PRE-MONSOON SHOWER
Pre-monsoon showers lashed parts of the south-eastern
districts of Raj. Heavy rain lashed JLN Marg road (inset) a
child seated in between two women enjoy the rainfall as he
spread his arms open. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
Contractual recruitment process for 7 different posts in
more than 200 urban local bodies across state under
(IRGY-U) has been stopped for the time being. The process
of recruitment release was started by the collector at the
district level. Director of the LSG department Hridesh Kumar
Sharma issued the order due to unavoidable circumstances.
200 URBAN LOCAL BODIES STOP HIRING
Ajmer: An Assis-
tant SI here was
suspended for de-
manding bribe of
Rs 20,000 from el-
derly couple.When
the couple retired
from railways nar-
rated their ordeal.
ASI Ramkishan de-
manded Rs 20,000 to
take action against
their daughter-in-
law who harrassed
them. ASI Ram
kishan was sus-
pended. —FIB
ASI suspended
for taking bribe
from couple

PERSPECTIVE
04
Vol 4 Issue No. 11
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Printed and published by
Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of
First Express Publishers. Printed
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Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan
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under the PRB Act
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
If with a pure mind a
person speaks or acts,
happiness follows them like
a never-departing shadow.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Had a good interaction with
Foreign Ministers and
Representatives of @ASEAN
countries as we celebrate 30 years
of close India-ASEAN cooperation.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Appreciate the herculean efforts of @
adgpi, @NDRFHQ, SDRF and everyone
associated with the 100-hours-long
challenging rescue mission to save
young Rahul Sahu. The brave boy has
displayed exemplary calmness in the
face of adversity. Wish him good health
and earliest recovery.
TOP TWEETS
FOREX CRISIS IN
PAKISTAN STRIKES
AT THE COMMON
MAN’S DAILY CHAI
akistan has made a
uniquepropositionto
its people: Cut down
on the daily cuppa to
save foreign ex-
change. Pakistanis are reported
to have consumed tea worth Rs
83.88 billion in 2021-22. That
caused a huge drain on the coun-
try’s foreign exchange as tea im-
port in 2020-21 was worth Rs 70.82
billion. Although Pakistan is
likely to be removed from the Fi-
nancial Action Task Force “grey
list”, the directive on tea con-
sumption gives an idea how crit-
icaltheeconomicsituationinthe
neighbouring country is. Thank
God, Federal Planning Minister
Ahsan Iqbal did not suggest don-
key milk as an alternative.
With its foreign exchange re-
serve below USD 10 billion Paki-
stan has forex to pay for two
months of imports. It has sharp-
ly increased fuel and electricity
prices to face the crisis. With its
trade deficit expected to widen
to USD 45 billion by June-end
these measures may not be
enough. Looks like Pakistan is
headed the Sri Lanka way
.
P
ith the overall un-
employment rate
amongyouthaged
15-29 years has
been hovering
around 20 percent in urban
areas, Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi has decided to step
in to set things right. Espe-
cially when the economy is
struggling to keep the growth
rate high amid global ten-
sions, Modi has ordered for
recruitment of 10 lakh youth
in the next 1.5 years, or by
2024 when the next Lok Sab-
ha elections are due.
Coming on a day the gov-
ernment unveiled its trans-
formative policy to recruit
Agniveers,troops,inthethree
wings of the armed forces the
focus has decidedly shifted to
youth unemployment. An
army of jobless young men
and women, who are expected
to play an important role dur-
ing elections, can’t be allowed
to remain frustrated.
The government’s an-
nouncement did not give any
details of unemployment
numbers. Those figures were
provided by BJP MP Varun
Gandhi. “There are 60 lakh
‘sanctioned posts’ vacant in
the country if ‘government
figures’ are to be believed,”
he said in a tweet. Varun Gan-
dhi claimed that unemploy-
ment “is at its highest level in
3 decades”. If these numbers
are correct then 10 lakh re-
cruitments will be woefully
short of the real numbers.
The BJP has not reacted to
Varun Gandhi’s claim. How-
ever, according to the 2018-19
report on pay and allowances
of Central government em-
ployees there were 31.43 lakh
civilianemployeesonMarch1,
2019.Thiswasagainstthesanc-
tioned strength of 40.66 lakh.
These vacancies are low level
and in different government
departments. Filling up these
vacancieswillentailadifferent
set of problems which the gov-
ernment is not discussing.
SOME HOPE FOR THE
JOBLESS YOUTH
Coming on a day the
government unveiled its
transformative policy to
recruit Agniveers, troops, in
the three wings of the
armed forces the focus
has decidedly shifted to
youth unemployment. An
army of jobless young men
and women, who are
expected to play an important
role during elections, can’t be
allowed to remain frustrated
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UNDERSTANDING
PAIN
ain is an everyday happen-
ing. Acute pain may be severe
but usually managed quickly
but chronic pain which is
quite common is very chal-
lenging to manage. Most of
the physicians fail to provide
significant relief despite
their best efforts. The first
problem is a precise diagno-
sis. Despite highly advanced
tools of investigation, accu-
rate diagnosis might evade in
a large number of cases. The
history given by the patient
tooismostlyconfusinghence,
it might not be easy to pin-
point the tissues involved.
Even the definition of chron-
ic pain is full of controversies
and differences of percep-
tions. For some physicians,
any pain which lasts more
than three months is chronic
pain while others are ada-
mant on pain of six months’
duration. A small group be-
lieves that any pain which
extends beyond normal tis-
sue healing time should be
considered as chronic pain.
As the tissues involved
might be muscle, nerve,
brain, bones, joints, liga-
ments or some internal or-
gans, it might not be possible
for a single general physician
to reach a final diagnosis. A
multidisciplinary approach
is needed and this costs a lot.
When so many specialists are
involved, the treatment be-
comes cumbersome and de-
pressing.
Chronic pain is a humon-
gous personal tragedy
. People
who suffer are mostly in a
depressed mood, the quality
of sleep is poor, fatigue is
overpowering and the power
to concentrate is lost. In a
large number of sufferers,
the libido is impacted which
may lead to excessive intake
of drugs and even alcohol.
Many times, the feeling of
dependence on other people
causes more suffering than
the impairment itself.
Loss of employment leads
to severe anxiety and mood
swings which may, ultimate-
ly
, lead to clinical depression.
In many cases, family life be-
comes negatively affected
and patients may become hy-
pochondriac and start doing
somatization of symptoms.
The management as told
earlier is frustrating. But
some relief can be provided
by medicines and physiother-
apy. Here again, it should be
very clear that painkillers
have significant side effects
and hence, should be consid-
ered only under guidance of
an experienced and updated
physician. Role of psycholo-
gy is very important though,
only few avail it due to igno-
rance and cost of treatment.
Remember,thereisnomiracle
in management of chronic
pain. One has to be psycholog-
ically very strong and coun-
selled to bear the suffering.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
P
Here again, it should be
very clear that painkillers
have significant side effects
and hence, should be
considered only under
guidance of an experienced
and updated physician.
Role of psychology is very
important though, only few
avail it due to ignorance
and cost of treatment.
Remember, there is no
miracle in management
of chronic pain. One has
to be psychologically very
strong and counselled to
bear the suffering
DR RAMAVTAR
SHARMA
The writer is a Physician
and Columnist
Acute pain may be
severe but usually
managed quickly but
chronic pain which is
quite common is very
challenging to
manage. Most of the
physicians fail to provide
significant relief despite
their best efforts. The
first problem is a precise
diagnosis. Despite
highly advanced
tools of investigation,
accurate diagnosis
might evade in large
number of cases

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INDIA
05
Ranchi: A day after
Jharkhand police put
up posters carrying
photographs of those al-
legedly involved in the
recent violent protests
in Ranchi over contro-
versial remarks on
Prophet Muhammad,
the State’s Home Secre-
tary Rajiv Arun Ekka
on Wednesday evening
sought an explanation
from the Senior Super-
intendent of Police over
the “unlawful” act.
Home Secretary Ra-
jeev Arun Ekka in his
letter stated that it is
not in accordance with
law and against the Al-
lahabad HC order.On
Tuesday, the
Jharkhand Police re-
leased a poster with
photographs of per-
sons who were caught
on camera pelting
stones and participat-
ing in the violence that
erupted in Ranchi on
June 10. The guv asked
the police to find out
details of all protestors
making their hoard-
ings by displaying
their photographs
across the capital so
that the public could
identify them and in-
form the police. Mean-
while, a PIL was filed
before the Jharkhand
HC seeking NIA probe.
J’khand govt seeks explanation from SSP
RANCHI VIOLENCE OVER PROPHET REMARK
lll
Hours after
putting up the
posters on
Tuesday, police
had taken them
down from
various parts of
the state capital,
citing ‘technical
flaws’
CONGRESS CONTINUES PROTESTS ACROSS NATION
Cong’sShivakumar,SiddaramaiahandotherleadersandworkersofthepartyweredetainedbypoliceduringtheirprotestinBengaluru
New Delhi (Agencies):
Congress members on
Thursday held protests
in Delhi, Bengaluru,
Guwahati, Hyderabad,
Jammu and Chandi-
garh, a day after the
Delhi Police allegedly
baton-charged workers
inside the party head-
quarters in the national
capital.
Since Monday, the
Cong workers have held
protests across the
country against the
questioning of party
MP Rahul Gandhi by
the Enforcement Direc-
torate in a money-laun-
dering case related to
the National Herald
newspaper. Several sen-
ior Congress leaders,
including Rajasthan
CM Ashok Gehlot and
his Chhattisgarh coun-
terpart Bhupesh
Baghel, were detained
after they took part in
protests against the
agency in Central Delhi
on Monday
. On Tuesday
,
as Gandhi appeared be-
fore the agency for the
second day of question-
ing, the Delhi Police im-
posed restrictions un-
der Sec 144 of the CrPC,
prohibiting the gather-
ing of four or more per-
sonsintheareasaround
the Congress headquar-
ters. K’taka Congress
chief DK Shivakumar,
CLP leader Siddaramai-
ah and other leaders
and workers of party
were detained by police
during their protest in
Bengaluru.
RAHUL GANDHI V/S ED
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has told
the Enforcement Directorate that all the
decisions and transactions related
to Young India's (YI) acquisition of
Associated Journal Ltd (AJL) were
taken by late party leader Motilal
Vora. The Gandhi scion, who was
grilled for three straight days in
connection with money laundering
in the National Herald case, denied
having knowledge of any sort of loan
taken by YI, according to ED. In
fact, he was not aware of the
accommodation entry of YI,
Gandhi is said to have told ED.
SOURCES: RAHUL TELLS ED ‘HAVE
NO KNOWLEDGE OF YI-AJL DEAL’
JK LG LAUNCHES
ONLINE PORTAL
FOR HELICOPTER
GOPI CHAND
NARANG
PASSES AWAY
Srinagar: Jammu
Kashmir lieutenant
governor (LG), Manoj
Sinha, who is also the
chairman of Shri Am-
arnathji Shrine Board,
on Thursday virtually
launched the online he-
licopter booking service
portal for the intending
Amarnath pilgrims. The
43-day long annual pil-
grimage is scheduled to
begin on June 30. “For
the first time, devotees
can travel with ease di-
rectly from Srinagar to
Panchtarni complete
holy yatra in a single
day,” Sinha said.
New Delhi: Prof Gopi
Chand Narang, a
renowned Urdu scholar,
died on Wednesday in
Charlotte, North Caroli-
na, after a brief illness,
according to his son.
He was 91 years old
and leaves behind his
wife, Manorma Narang,
and sons Arun and Ta-
run Narang, as well as
grandchildren. He was
born in the small town
of Dukki, Baluchistan,
on the Pakistan-Af-
ghanistan border, in the
year 1930. Prof Narang
acquired an academic
job at St. Stephens Cllg.
Jammu:Two unidentified militants were on Thursday
killed in an encounter with security forces in Kulgam
district of Jammu and Kash-
mir, police said. Security
forces launched an anti-mil-
itancy operation on Tuesday
in the Mishipora area of
Kulgam, following information of ultras in the area, a
police spokesman said. After initial exchange of firing
with security forces, militants had managed to move
location within the general area of Mishipora, he said.
TWO MILITANTS KILLED IN ENCOUNTER
IN JAMMU AND KASHMIR’S KULGAM
Rajkot: Leuva Patel leader and Khodaldham trust
managing trustee Naresh Patel has announced that
he will not join politics, at least
for now. “I am not joining pol-
itics now, I can’t say about the
future, only time will decide,”
he said. Since last five to six
months, speculations about
Naresh Patel’s political venture
were doing the rounds after he expressed his desire
to join politics. All three leading parties Cong, BJP
and the AAP were trying to woo him. Patel, however,
keeping his cards close to his chest, used an excuse
that only after consulting community members.
LEUVA PATEL LEADER NARESH PATEL
NOT TO JOIN POLITICS FOR NOW
CRUCIAL READ
—Picture
for
representation
Rajnath calls Border Security
Force fencing wire of the nation
Baramulla: Defence
Minister Rajnath Sin-
gh on Thursday called
the Border Security
Force the ‘fencing wire
of the country’. Ad-
dressing the Indian
Armed Forces person-
nel of the Baramulla
Cantt, the Defence Min-
ister said,
“Pakistan has its
policy of ‘bleed India
with 1000s of cuts’,
but you (BSF) are the
fencing wire of the
country because of
which they themselves
get cut. Country
trusts you, they know
you are ready for any
situation.”
After his address,
Singh had lunch with
Army officials in Bara-
mulla.Prior to his ad-
dress, the Defence Min-
ister paid homage to
army jawans who lost
their lives in the Gal-
wan Valley clash two
years ago in 2020.
RAJNATH SINGH
PAYS TRIBUTES
TO GALWAN
HEROES
Srinagar: Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh on Thursday
paid homage to the Indian
Army soldiers who lost their
lives in the Galwan Valley
clash two years ago in 2020.
Taking to Twitter, Singh, who
is on a two-day visit to Jam-
mu and Kashmir, posted,
“Remembering the heroes
of Galwan who fought val-
iantly for the honour of the
country and laid down their
lives on June 15-16, 2020.
Their courage, bravery and
supreme sacrifice will never
be forgotten. I pay homage
to those bravehearts.” For
the first time in nearly 45
years, a violent skirmish
between Indian and Chinese
troops broke out.
Rajnath Singh interacts with Armed Forces personnel on Thursday.
Paramilitary and police personnel stop Congress supporters during a protest march to the Lieutenant Governor’s residence at Raj Niwas in New Delhi on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Rajnath Singh@rajnathsingh
Remembering the heroes of Galwan who
fought valiantly for the honour of the country
and laid down their lives on June 15-16, 2020.
Their courage, bravery and supreme sacrifice will
never be forgotten. I pay homage to those bravehearts.
Bathinda: The Punjab
Police is continuing
with the interrogation
of gangster Lawrence
Bishnoi. The cops also
identified four shooters
who fired indiscrimi-
nately at singer Shubh-
deep Singh Sidhu aka
Sidhu Moose Wala on
May 29 but have not
named the shooters.
Sources said that the
police are working on
the fact that Lawrance
Bishnoi is the master-
mind of the killing of
Moose Wala and that he
had access to a phone in
jail and he could be in
touch with another con-
spirator Satinderjit
Singh aka Goldy Brar.
The police is learnt to
have known that Pawan
Bishnoi and Naseeb
could be knowing
about disposing of the
weapons used in the
crime and police is try-
ing to recover those
weapons.It is also
learnt that gangster
Jaggu Bhagwanpuria
is also being probed in
the murder case. The
police trying to weave
in the lost details.
Mumbai: A case has
been filed by the Mum-
bai Police against a
75-year-old business-
man in connection with
a rape case of a 35-year-
old woman in the Juhu
area of Mumbai.
“A 75-year-old business-
man raped a 35-year-old
writer in a five-star ho-
tel located in Juhu area
of Mumbai. On basis of
woman’s complaint, po-
lice registered a case
against accused under
various sections of IPC
and got involved in fur-
ther probe,” he said.
Moose wala murder:
Bishnoi had access to
phone in jail: Police
‘Writer raped,
warned to
remain quiet’
Lawrence Bishnoi
BASELESS, SAYS
VORA’S SON AS
RAHUL ‘NAMES’
LATE LEADER
ADHIR RANJAN:
DON’T USE
VENDETTA AND
VIOLENT POLITICS
RENUKA CHOWDHURY HOLDS COP
BY HIS COLLAR IN HYDERABAD
New Delhi: Congress
MLA Arun Vora, the
son of late Congress
leader Motilal Vora,
has responded to
the reports of Rahul
Gandhi placing the
responsibility of the
Young Indian-AJL
deal on his father.
Arun Vora called the
allegations as base-
less while maintain-
ing that he believes
Rahul Gandhi cannot
make such allega-
tions against his
father.
New Delhi: Leader of
the Cong party in LS
Adhir Ranjan Chowd-
hury on Thursday
accused the Centre of
‘vendetta and violent
politics’. Chowdhury’s
remarks came after
a delegation of Cong
MPs led by him held
a meeting with LS
Speaker Om Birla on
Thursday over (ED)
probe against Gandhi.
Hyderabad: In an attempt to resist detention during
the Congress party's protest over the ED summons to
Rahul Gandhi, party
leader and former
union minister
Renuka Chowdhury
on Thursday held
a policeman by his
collar while being
taken away by other
police personnel in
Hyderabad. Chowd-
hury was seen engaging in a heated argument with
the policeman as she held his collar. Women police
personnel then dragged her towards the police van.
The protest is our right. We will
fight for justice. They (ED) are
not taking cases of any BJP
leaders. They are harassing only Congress
people. —DK Shivakumar, Karnataka Cong chief
It’s not Satyagraha, it’s Hatyagraha of Gandhi’s
philosophy’. The “Raj Bhavan Chalo” Satyagraha
of Congress is actually “Raj Gharana Bachao”.
—Shehzad Poonawalla, BJP spokesperson
Police have planned a proper arrangement will
ensure no unlawful gathering happens (tomorrow
over ED summons to Congress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi), as Section 144 in CrPC is still imposed there.
—Sagar Preet Hooda, Special CP (Law Order), Delhi

INDIA
06
First India Bureau
New Delhi: 75 sea
beaches will be cleaned
up across the country
for 75 days to mark Aza-
di Ka Amrit Mahotsav
commemorating 75th
year of the India’s in-
dependence. This was
disclosed by Union
Minister of State , Dr
Jitendra Singh who
chaired a meeting to
review preparations
for the upcoming “In-
ternational Coastal
Cleanup Day 2022” on
17th September, 2022 at
Prithvi Bhavan, Minis-
try of Earth Sciences
headquarters.
The Union Minister
said that the annual
event, which is organ-
ized on the 3rd Satur-
day of September every
year, is falling on 17th
September this year
which is, coincidental-
ly, the birthday of
Modi, who has been pi-
oneering the cause of
cleanliness (Swach-
hta), sea beach protec-
tion, environment and
climate protection in
all its forms.
Talking about the
uniqueness of this
year’s event, Dr. Jiten-
dra Singh said that it
will be the first-of-its-
kind and longest run-
ning coastal cleanup
campaign with highest
number of people par-
ticipating in it.
He said that the par-
ticipation of common
man is essential to
convey the message of
“Swachh Sagar,
Surakshit Sagar” for
prosperity of not only
coastal areas but also
other parts of country.
Singh also suggested
that other than coastal
regions, non-coastal re-
gions should also plan
to disseminate the mes-
sage to the local people
on the International
Coastal Cleanup Day
through environment
and climate change de-
partments / divisions
in various universi-
ties, colleges and other
institutions.
Hyderabad: The Rash-
triya Swayamsevak
Sangh chief Mohan
Bhagwat on Thursday
said that the student
bodies have always
been at the forefront in
Telangana. “There are
people who think that
they are the only ones
who are right, and eve-
ryone else is wrong.
When it goes against
them, they will try their
hardest to repress the
truth and justice. But
the truth does not die
through violence,” said
Bhagwat. He said that
RSS workers have sacri-
ficed a lot and it is be-
cause of their dedica-
tion that we are able to
establish an institution.
Sharat K Verma
Mumbai: Former Ma-
harashtra CM Deven-
dra Fadnavis has
avenged his insult. He
defeated the joint effort
of CM Uddhav Thack-
eray and NCP supremo
Sharad Pawar to win
the third BJP candidate
in the Rajya Sabha elec-
tions. Earlier, because
of Uddhav and Pawar,
Fadnavis had to resign
within four days of tak-
ing oath as the chief
minister. Since then he
was looking for a
chance to qual the
score. This time when
the BJP fielded a third
candidate at the behest
of Fadnavis, it seemed
that this time also the
ploy would not work in
front of Uddhav and Pa-
war. After all, Sharad
Pawar himself spoke to
the leaders of the Sama-
jwadi Party and took
two of their votes with
him and two votes of
Owaisi’s party were
also done in support of
the Cong. Yet another
Shiv Sena candidate
Sanjay Pawar lost the
election. The five Rajya
Sabha seats in Maha-
rashtra have been de-
cided by the first prefer-
ence vote. Two candi-
dates from BJP and one
each from Shiv Sena,
NCP and Cong won. The
real fight was for the
sixth seat, where Shiv
Sena’s Sanjay Pawar
was pitted against
BJP’s Dhananjay Ma-
hadik. Fadnavis en-
sured that this poll was
not decided by first
preference vote as he
knew he would win the
second preference
votes. For this, he got
the nine MLAs of small
parties supporting the
govt to cross-vote. The
main opposition BJP
has 106 MLAs of its own
and is supported by sev-
en other MLAs. The saf-
fron party received sup-
port of one MLA from
Raj Thackeray’s party
and won the support of
nine other MLAs. Fad-
navis was so confident
of winning the third
seat that he first allot-
ted 48 votes each to both
the candidates Piyush
Goyal and Anil Bonde,
while 41 votes were
needed to win one seat.
His third candidate got
27 first preference votes
and adding the second
preference votes, the to-
tal votes crossed the 41
vote mark easily
.
FADNAVIS HAS THE LAST LAUGH, WINS THE
RS BATTLE AGAINST UDDHAV-PAWAR!
Tibetan artists welcome PM
Modi with Tashi Shopa dance
The artists from the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) performed the
traditional Tashi Shopa dance to welcome PM on his arrival in Dharamshala
Dharamshala(ANI):
People of Himachal
Pradesh extended a
grand welcome to PM
Modi during his road
show from the KCCB
Chowk to State Martyrs
Memorial in Dharam-
shala. The artists from
the Tibetan Institute of
Performing Arts (TIPA)
performed the tradi-
tional Tashi Shopa
dance to welcome PM
Modi.
PM Modi, who ar-
rived in Dharamshala
on Thursday, will chair
the first national con-
ference of chief secre-
taries being held at
HPCA Stadium in Dhar-
amshala.Prior to PM
Modi’s arrival, Tibet-
ans in exile were very
excited to welcome PM
to Dharamshala. Hun-
dreds of Tibetans have
gathered to welcome
PM Modi and to also
participate in the road-
show. HP CM Jai Ram
Thakur on Wednesday
reviewed the prepara-
tions for the two-day
visit of Modi. The CM
presided over the re-
view meeting and di-
rected the concerned
authorities to ensure
proper arrangements.
PM TO VISIT GUJ
TODAY TO LAUNCH
PROJECTS WORTH
`21,000 CR
PM MODI CHAIRS
THREE-DAY-LONG
CONF OF CSs
Prime Minister Modi
will be on a two-day
visit to Gujarat from June
17 to attend a number of
programmes, including
inauguration and founda-
tion-laying ceremony of
projects worth over Rs
21,000 crore, his office
said on Thursday.
Dharamshala: The three-
day-long national confer-
ence of chief secretaries,
which is being chaired
by PM Modi, is currently
underway at Dharamshala.
Deliberations were held on
‘Crop Diversification and
Achieving Self-Sufficiency
in Oilseeds, Pulses and
Other Agri-Commodities’
‘Implementation of NEP-
School Education’. There
were sessions on ‘Azadi ka
Amrit Mahotsav: Road to
2047’ Aspirational Dis-
tricts Programme. Lauding
the success of Aspirational
Districts Programme, Modi
said govt should strive to
make these ‘Inspirational
Districts’ of India and ex-
tend programme to block
and city levels.
PRESIDENT POLLS
Pawarrefusedtocontest
Prez polls, says Athawale
New Delhi(ANI) :
Union Minister of
State for Social Jus-
tice and Empower-
ment Ramdas Atha-
wale on Thursday
said that Sharad Pa-
war is aware of his
defeat in the presi-
dential polls, that’s
why he refused to
contest the elections.
He also opined that
the President of In-
dia should be elected
with consensus. “It is
not good to discuss
Sharad Pawar’s
name despite his de-
cision not to contest
presidential elec-
tions. Sharad Pawar
is a big leader. He
(Sharad Pawar) him-
self knows that he
will be defeated in
these polls. So, it is
not right for opposi-
tion parties to dis-
cuss his name,”
Athawale. He further
appealed to the oppo-
sition parties to
think about the con-
sensus in nominat-
ing the right candi-
date for the post of
President of India.A
meeting of Opposi-
tion leaders called by
Mamata Banerjee to
discuss a joint candi-
date for the upcom-
ing presidential poll.
Mumbai: Marathi actor Ketaki Chitale, who was in
jail for more than a month for allegedly sharing an
objectionable post on veteran political leader Sharad
Pawar, has got bail from a court in Thane. She will,
however remain in jail as she has several other
cases against her. The 29-year-old actor currently
has more than 20 police cases against her in con-
nection with the same post on Facebook. She has
been accused of defamation, printing or engraving
defamatory matter and promoting enmity between
two groups on the basis of religion, caste. Her bail
plea was rejected last time, with the judge saying
the alleged offense was of a “serious nature”.
MARATHI ACTOR ARRESTED FOR
SHARAD PAWAR TWEET GETS BAIL
New Delhi: A day after TMC supremo Mamata
Banerjee held a meeting of Opposition parties
on presidential polls, RJD MP Manoj Kumar
Jha on Thursday said the candidate should
have a clear understanding and commitment
towards the Constitution of India.A meeting
of Opposition leaders called by CM Mamata
to discuss a joint candidate for the upcom-
ing presidential poll was held in the national
capital yesterday. The meeting adopted a
resolution to field a common candidate in
the election slated for July 18. RJD MP said,
“Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has not
contacted any of the RJD leaders regarding
presidential polls yet.
‘CANDIDATE FOR POLLS SHOULD BE
COMMITTED TO THE CONSTITUTION’
75 sea beaches to be cleaned
for 75 days, says Dr Jitendra
The RSS has
sacrificed a lot
for India, says
Mohan Bhagwat
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh holding a meeting to review
preparations for the upcoming “International Coastal Cleanup Day
2022” at Prithvi Bhavan, New Delhi on Thursday.
The artists from TIPA while performing the traditional Tashi Shopa dance. —PHOTO BY ANI
PM Modi welcomed by Jai Ram Thakur
Anurag Thakur at Dharamshala Airport.
Will there be a
Chautala family?
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: After the
results of the Rajya Sab-
ha elections in Haryana,
many possibilities are
being discussed, but an
important possibility
has arisen that the
Chautala family can
come together as one as
efforts are being made
in this regard for the
last few days.
Now it seems
that a con-
crete step has
been taken in
that direc-
tion. The lone
MLA of the
Indian Na-
tional Lok
Dal (INLD)
Abhay Chau-
tala has cast
his vote for
independent candidate
KartikeyaSharma.This
initself isasignthatthe
campaign to unite the
Chautala family has
gone ahead. Keep in
mind that Karthikeya
Sharma was made a
candidate by the Jan-
nayak Janata Party,
which is part of the Har-
yana govt. He was an
independent but was
nominated by 10 JJP
MLAs.JannayakJanata
Party is led by Dushyant
Chautala, son of Ajay
Chautala, brother of
Abhay Chautala. Given
the kind of enmity that
existed in the Chautala
family until recently, it
was difficult to imagine
that Abhay Chautala
would vote for Dushyant
Chautala’s candidate.
Before voting, Bhupin-
der Singh Hooda and
Congress leaders were
confident that Abhay
Chautala would not vote
for anyone. But he voted
for the candidate sup-
ported by
D u s hya n t
Chautala.
After this
the possibil-
ity of com-
ing together
of both the
families has
increased. It
is being told
that as long
as Om-
p r a k a s h
Chautala was out of jail,
he kept trying to unite
the family
. But now that
he is in jail, efforts are
still underway
. One hur-
dle in that is about the
party leadership. Dush-
yant Chautala’s brother
Digvijay Chautala says
thatif JJPandINLDare
one, then command of
party will be in the
hands of his father, Ajay
Chautala. On the other
hand, INLD leaders
want that Dushyant is
Dy CM, so the command
of the party should re-
main in the hands of
Abhay Chautala.
PIL IN SC SEEKS DIRECTIONS TO SACK
SATYENDAR JAIN, NAWAB MALIK
New Delhi: A PIL has been moved in the Supreme Court
seeking directions to ‘sack’ Delhi Cabinet Minister Satyen-
dra Jain and Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Nawab Malik
over the alleged money
laundering cases being
probed against them.In the
plea, BJP leader and lawyer
Ashwini Upadhyay, sought
directions to ensure that
the Minister, who is not
only a public servant but
also a Lawmaker and takes a constitutional oath, shall be
temporarily debarred from holding the office, after 2 days
in judicial custody (like IAS, IPS, judges and other public
servants are suspended from their services).The petitioner
has sought direction to the Maha govt to sack its Cabinet
Minister Nawab Malik who was arrested on February 23.
40% ELECTED RS
MEMBERS HAVE
CRIMINAL CASES
Kolkata: A survey of the
newly-elected Rajya Sabha
members conducted by the
National Election Watch and
Association for Democratic
Rights (ADR) was released
on Thursday, which stated
that 40 per cent of the
newly-elected members
have declared criminal
cases, while 12% have seri-
ous criminal cases pending
against them. A joint state-
ment issued by the National
Election Watch and ADR
clarified that the survey
report has been prepared
based on the affidavits.
SC TO HEAR PLEA
AGAINST DIVORCES
‘TALAQ-E-HASAN’
New Delhi:The SC will hear
a plea against the practice
of ‘Talaq-e-Hasan’ today in
which a man can divorce
his wife by pronouncing
“talaq” once a month,
for three months, and all
other forms of the unilateral
extra-judicial talaq. On May
30, the apex court had
declined to urgently list the
plea against the practice
of ‘Talaq-e-Hasan’. The
petition has been filed by
a Muslim woman, who
claimed to be a victim of
“Unilateral Extra-Judicial
Talaq-E-Hasan”.
IN THE COURTYARD
The lone MLA
of INLD Abhay
has cast his
vote for
independent
candidate
Kartikeya
Sharma
YOGA CONSISTS OF SEVERAL BREATHING EXERCISES
THAT HAVE MANY HEALTH BENEFITS: PM MODI
New Delhi: Ahead of the International
Day of Yoga celebrations, PM Modi on
Thursday said that apart from Asanas,
Yoga also consists of several breathing
exercises which have many health ben-
efits.The Prime Minister has also shared
a video which includes details about yoga
exercises via his Twitter handle. The PM
tweeted, “Apart from Asanas, Yoga also
consists of several breathing exercises
which have many health benefits. This
video includes details about these
exercises.”The 8th edition of International
Day of Yoga will be celebrated with the
theme “Yoga for Humanity”. Ministry of
AYUSH has chosen this theme for the 8th
International Day of Yoga 2022.
Abhay Chautala
RJD’s Manoj Kumar Jha
Uddhav Thackeray
Sharad Pawar

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Angry youth take to streets over
Agnipath scheme in Rajasthan
Large numbers of youth stage protest in Jaipur, Ajmer, Jodhpur, Sikar and Barmer
Two bikes collided near Malwa intersection
at Gogunda-Pindwara highway in Udaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Protests erupt-
ed in parts of Rajasthan
against the govern-
ment’s latest recruit-
ment scheme in de-
fence services, Ag-
nipath, with concerns
over job security and
pension. Protesters in
large numbers crowded
the streets of cities like
Jaipur, Ajmer, Jodhpur
and Sikar and shouted
slogans against the Ag-
nipath Yojana.
In Jaipur, aspirants
preparing for the Army
examination gathered
outside the District
Collectorate and pro-
tested against the Ag-
nipath Scheme. The
protest led to traffic
jams in the area. A sim-
ilar protest was report-
ed in Chomu, where
youths staged a demon-
stration outside the
main gate of Nagar Pa-
lika.Likewise, in Jodh-
pur, hundreds of
youths flocked to the
District Collectorate
and raised slogans
against the govern-
ment. Heavy police per-
sonnel were deployed
in Jodhpur city to pre-
vent any mishap. In
Ajmer, several protes-
tors were detained
while demonstrating
against the Agnipath
Scheme.
Protest against Agnipath
turns violent in Barmer
Barmer: Protest against Centre government
Agnipath scheme turned violent in Barmer district.
Protesters have not only disturbed the railway
traffic but also set the railway track on fire. They
also pelted stones on the police. It mentioned here
that centre government has recently announced
‘Agnipath’ scheme. Under it, hiring of jawans
would take place on a short-term contractual
basis. Soon after the announcement, government
is facing nationwide protest against the scheme.
Hundreds of youth on Thursday protested against
the scheme. —Mukesh Mathrani
Two die as bike
rams into dumper
in Bhilwara
Truck driver and helper
charred to death in Bikaner
First India Bureau
Bhilwara: A speed-
ing bike rammed into
a parked dumper
from behind near
Kanwaliyas culvert
ontheNH79resulting
the death of two rid-
ers. Accident took
place near the Gulab-
pura PS. The two de-
ceased have been
identified as Ramkis-
han Jat and Laxman
Singh. On receiving
the information, po-
lice reached the spot
andinformedtherela-
tives of the deceased.
Manypeoplegathered
as soon as the acci-
dent happened on the
national highway
.
First India Bureau
Bikaner: A driver and
his helper were burnt
alive after a truck col-
lided with a trailer in
Bikaner’s Shri Dungar-
garh on Wednesday
night. Police informed
that extra diesel tanks
were installed in both
vehicles which led to a
massive explosion.
“The accident occurred
near the bus stand of
Satlera village in Shri
Dungargarh. The truck
was engulfed in fire
within minutes as it
had extra fuel tanks fit-
ted in it. The truck driv-
er and his helper were
burnt alive in the mis-
hap. The helper died on
the spot, while the truck
driver succumbed to in-
juries on the way to the
hospital,” said Shri
Dungargarh Police Sta-
tion ASI Ishwar Singh.
4 die as 2 bikes collide
head-on in Udaipur
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: Four people
were killed in a head-
on collision between
two bikes in Udaipur’s
Gogunga town on
Thursday. Police offi-
cials informed the two
bikes collided near the
Malwa intersection at
Gogunda-Pindwara
highway and the acci-
dent was so fierce that
the bikes were com-
pletely damaged. “The
accident occurred
around 10:30 am on
Thursday. The de-
ceased have been iden-
tified as Ramesh (21),
Laccharam and Muke-
sh (22) who all died on
the spot while Bhana
Ram (40) died while he
was on the way to the
hospital.
The bikers had not
worn helmets due to
which they sustained
grievous head inju-
ries,” said Bekariya
Police Station SHO
Mukesh Kumar Jat.
The mortal remains of
the deceased were
kept in the mortuary
of a hospital. The post-
mortemof thosekilled
in the accident is be-
ing done.
Kalraj Mishra
@KalrajMishra
Condolences to the
road accident in Barm-
er. My condolences
are with the families
of the deceased. May
God grant peace to the
departed souls and
speedy recovery to the
injured.
Ashok Gehlot
@ ashokgehlot51
Four people died in
a accident in Malwa
Ka Chaura of Bakaria
area in Udaipur. My
deepest condolenc-
es to the bereaved
family, may God give
them strength to bear
this loss and may the
soul of the departed
rest in peace.
ACB traps 2 SHOs 2 constables for
taking `3.30L bribe in Dungarpur
Navin Sharma/
Puneet Chaturvedi
Jaipur/Dungarpur:
The ACB on Thursday
nabbed two SHOs and
two constables while
taking a bribe of Rs 3.30
lakh from a liquor con-
tractor. Furthermore,
the bureau team also
recoveredRs5lakhfrom
the almirah of the po-
lice station’s reader
which was taken earlier
by the cops in the mat-
ter. Accroding to offi-
cials, the joint team of
Jaipur and Ajmer ACB
has carried out the ac-
tion in Dungarpur.
ACB ASP Bajrang
Singh Shekhawat said
that on May 31, the liq-
uor contractors of Dun-
garpur had complained
that the Dungarpur po-
lice was taking Rs 5 lakh
asmonthlyamountfrom
the contractors. Howev-
er, the police increased
the monthly amount to
Rs 10 lakh and in the
event of being unable to
paytheamount,thecops
were threatening to im-
plicate the contractors
in false cases.
After receiving the
complaintfromthecom-
plainant, the ACB team
verified the same and
during verification, Rs 5
lakh was taken by SHO
Dilipdan of Kotwali po-
lice station and demand-
ed more money
. The
ACB then team laid a
trap wherein the reader
of Kotwali police sta-
tion, Bhopal Singh and
intelligence officer Jag-
dish Vishnoi were ar-
rested red-handed tak-
ing a bribe of Rs 3.30
from a liquor contractor
in Dungarpur. During
interrogation, both con-
fessedtotakingbribefor
Dhambola SHO Bhai-
yalal Anjana and SHO
Dilipdan of Kotwali po-
lice station following
which the ACB got the
two to verify the bribe
demand and made them
speak to their respective
seniors via phone, after
which the two CIs were
also nabbed.
First India Bureau
Kota: In an unusual
case, a seven-year-old
boy set a 14-year-old boy
on fire in a fit of rage in
Kota.
The victim Vishal
succumbed to burn in-
juries on Wednesday
after battling for life for
one month. The accused
who currently is in
Madhya Pradesh with
his father has been
booked for murder.
SHO Udhyog Nagar
Manoj Sikarwar said
that Vishal and the ac-
cused were playing to-
gether on May 12 when
a scuffle broke out be-
tween them on some
matter. The accused
took out a bottle of die-
sel from the autorick-
shaw of his father and
sprinkled the fuel on
him. He then set him on
fire with a match stick.
Based on the state-
ment of the victim, the
police had initially
booked the accused for
attempting to murder
but now he has been
booked for murder.
He said that action
against the minor boy
will be taken under the
JJ act.
IN THE COURTYARD
OBJECTION ON QUESTIONS: HC ISSUES
NOTICE TO SELECTION BOARD, DIPR
Jaipur: High court has issued notice to Staff Selec-
tion Board and DIPR asking what action was taken
on objection on questions submitted by candidates.
Justice Sudesh Bansal conducted hearing in the
matter and issued notices to the secretaries of
SSB and DIPR. Advocate Dheeraj Paliya said that
objections on 15 questions and their answers were
submitted by candidates Vaibhav and others.
Jaipur: In the case related to constable recruit-
ment 2021, the order of termination of service has
been stayed, giving relief from the High Court to
the candidates who have been out of merit due to
re-issuance of results. A single bench of Justice
Sudesh Bansal has given this order while hearing the
petition of Mukesh Kumar Meena and others. Along
with this, the court has issued a notice to the direc-
tor general of police DGP, the Home Secretary and
others and sought answers.
CONSTABLE RECRUITMENT 2021: HIGH
COURT GIVES RELIEF TO CANDIDATES
Man held for
raping girl in
Sawai Madhopur
First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur: The
Sawai Madhopur Police
on Thursday arrested a
man for allegedly rap-
ing a 16-year-old minor
girl under Baoli Police
Station area. Police said
the incident occurred
on Thursday night
when the victim had
woken up to attend na-
ture’s call. “The accused
has been identified as
Aslam, a resident of
Dondari village in
Sawai Madhopur.
Around 11:30 pm on
Wednesday night,
Aslam entered the
house and grabbed the
girl. Aslam then forci-
bly raped the minor girl.
Woman, 3 children found dead in Jodhpur
Bajrang Chandak
Jodhpur: A mother
and her three children
were found dead in mys-
terious circumstances
in Jodhpur’s Matoda
area, police informed
on Thursday
.
Police informed the
woman’s father has
filed an FIR against her
husband and others al-
leging murder. “The de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Durga (23), her
son Mahipal (5), five-
month-old son Rahul
and daughter Monica
(2), all residents of Nim-
bon Ka Talab village in
Jodhpur. The woman’s
father’ Purkharam
Bheel had filed an FIR
against his son-in-law,
Lalaalram, for murder-
ing his daughter and
three grandchildren.
The complainant has al-
leged the accused used
to harass his daughter
over dowry,” said po-
lice. “The dead bodies
of the deceased were
recovered from the wa-
ter tank of the house.
Three people, including
the husband, have been
detained and are being
interrogated. The dead
bodies are kept in a gov-
ernment hospital in
Osia, while the post-
mortem will be con-
ducted soon,” added
police.
A murder case has
been registered.
and the matter is be-
ing investigated, in-
formed the police.
CASE REGISTERED AGAINST HUSBAND
Boy who was set on fire by 7-year-
old dies in Kota; FIR registered
The burnt truck after the accident in Bikaner.
SHO Bhaiyalal Anjana and SHO Dilipdan, Jagdish Bishnoi and
Bhopal Singh in ACB custody.
NEW MINING
POLICY IN
ABYSS
The new mining policy it
seems have gone into an
abyss and it seems
improbable to dig it out.
It’s been an year that the
decided timeline to get the
policy going has passed and
their seems to be no light at
the end of the tunnel.Last
year on April 30, ACS
Subodh Agarwal had
directed the committee to
put forward the new mining
policy to the government in
a fortnight. That was the end
of the story. Such has been
the laxity of mining
department that the new
policy aimed at bringing
transparency, better
utilisation of available
technology and would be
investment friendly is stuck.
Given the constraints the
new policy that could have
focused on zero wastage of
resources, ensured scientific
digging of minerals ,
planned the lease of mines
scientifically and created a
better mining conducive
environment is at the
receiving end of red
tapeism.
—Nirmal Tiwari
AGRICULTURE
MINISTRY
TAKES
INVENTORY
STOCK
Once bitten twice shy, this
is the state of Agriculture
Agriculture Ministry in
Rajasthan. The Agriculture
ministry that faced a lot of
heat from agitating farmers of
the Rajasthan last year due to
Non availability of fertilisers,
DAP during the peak demand
season is now doing its
inventory calculations in the
state. The Rajasthan
Agicultural ministry has raised
its demand for supply of DAP
and fertilisers for farmers. It’s
officials Agriculture
department Commissioner
Kanaram and Joint
Commissioner Ramgopal
Sharma are putting up a
confident face that they will
ensure their is no dearth of
fertilisers for the sowing
season across the Rajasthan.
At present the state
government has an inventory
of 1.64 lakh metric tonnes of
DAP, 3.72 lakh tonne Urea and
1.82 lakh metric tonne SSP.
—Kashiram Choudhary
The ill-fated bikes after the
accident in Udaipur.
Youth staging a protest outside the Collectorate in Jaipur.

New Delhi (ANI): As
several Congress lead-
ers were taken into cus-
tody during the ongoing
protest against the ED
probe in the National
Herald case, party lead-
er Sachin Pilot, who
was among those de-
tained by the Delhi Po-
lice on Wednesday
while he was on his way
to the AICC headquar-
ters, slammed the Cen-
tre on Thursday for
hampering the spirit of
democracy
.
Pilot said, “Yesterday
,
you saw the Police enter
Congress Headquar-
ters. They lathi-
charged, and detained
hundreds of people.
Senior people, MLAs,
MPs, and office-bearers
of the party were bru-
talised. A woman MP’s
clothes were torn. Such
action is uncalled for.
Never before has Police
has taken such action.”
“Three days before,
we said that we will do
Satyagraha. We wanted
a peaceful march, that
was denied. Today, they
made sure that we
aren’t able to protests.
In a democracy, if you
can’t speak out, if you
can’t protest, then how
do you do your job as an
Opposition?,” Pilot
lashed out at Centre.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The ED’s
interrogation of Rahul
Gandhi in National Her-
ald case has heated up
the political atmosphere
from Delhi to Jaipur
Congress leaders are
protesting against ED
notice while showing
solidarity with Rahul
Gandhi. Every leader
wants to be seen with
Rahul Gandhi at this
time. At the same time,
CM Ashok Gehlot is
seen carrying out the
frontal assault through
the protest. In this cam-
paign of Congress in
Delhi, the political
meaning of Gehlot’s ap-
pearance in the front
role is being extracted.
Gehlot’s active pres-
ence on every front,
from demonstrations to
supporting the party
, re-
mains a topic of politi-
cal discussion. Gehlot
has been an attacker on
the Centre since the be-
ginning over the ED,
CBI income tax raids.
After the notices to Ra-
hul Gandhi and Sonia
Gandhi, his attitude has
become more aggres-
sive. Before becoming
the CM, Gehlot was in
the role of General Sec-
retary of Congress ac-
cording to senior lead-
ers, Gehlot is seen in the
same old role in anti-ED
movement. After win-
ning the RS elections,
Gehlot’s image has be-
come that of a skilled
strategist and political
leader.
During Rahul’s inter-
rogation, CM Gehlot
Bhupesh Baghel were
seen on the streets with
senior leaders from the
Congress HQs to out-
side ED’s office. Gehlot
makes daily strategy
with big leaders in the
Congress office and
then is also seen in dem-
onstrations with them
and the senior Congress
leader is also being giv-
en priority by other
party leaders in party’s
‘charge’ against union
government.
Gehlot has experi-
ence of working with
four generations of the
Gandhi family
. Despite
the internal political up-
swings of Congress, this
experience has been
useful for him political-
ly
. Gehlot has worked
with Rahul Gandhi as
the general secretary of
the organisation while
Rahul was Congress
president and has also
been National General
Secretary in Sonia Gan-
dhi’s team. Due to this
experience of working
in the organisation, he
is now again seen in the
front.
Political experts be-
lieve that ongoing politi-
cal demonstration in
Delhi will further im-
pact internal equation
of Rajasthan Congress.
At present, Congress
govt is in Rajasthan
Chhattisgarh, so there
is a demand of both
CMs. Gehlot has had
more political experi-
ence, the effect of which
is being seen for last 3
days. Thus, it is believed
that CM’s camp can be
seen in appointments of
the government and the
organisation going for-
ward.
Togetherness – with high doses of
love, forgiveness and understanding
– keeps a family together.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
New Delhi (ANI): The
Union Government has
approved additional
central assistance of
Rs 1,043.23 crore to Ra-
jasthan and Nagaland
as the two states were
affected by drought
from 2021-to 22.
The approval was
given by a High-Level
Committee (HLC) un-
der the Chairmanship
of Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah under
the National Disaster
Response Fund
(NDRF). Of the total
approved amount Rs
1,003.95 crore has been
finalized for Rajasthan
and Rs 39.28 crore for
Nagaland.
“This additional as-
sistance is over and
above the funds re-
leased by the Centre to
the States in the State
Disaster Response
Funds (SDRF), already
placed at the disposal
of the States. During
Financial Year 2021-
22,” a Ministry of
Home Affairs (MHA)
statement said.
The Central govern-
ment has released Rs
17,747.20 crore to 28
states in their State
Disaster Response
Force and Rs 7,342.30
crore to 11 states from
the NDRF.
Raj to get ` 1,004 cr for drought occurred in 2021-22
LENDING A HELPING HAND
Gandhi’s ‘Man-Friday’ Gehlot chalking out ‘relief’ for leaders!
Current political stir will further
impact Raj Cong’s internal equation
CM Ashok Gehlot chairs a meeting of AICC GSs, In-Charges, MPs Senior Leaders including KC
Venugopal, Mukul Wasnik, Avinash Pande, PL Poonia, Mallikarjun Kharge, Ajay Maken Jairam
Ramesh and others at AICC HQ in New Delhi on Thursday to discuss the plan of action against the
police atrocities in AICC and the brutal crackdown on Congress leaders further course of action.
Aditi Nagar/ Ashvini Yadav
New Delhi: After ap-
pearing several times
before ED over the past
few days, Rahul Gandhi
will now appear before
the agency on June 20
for which he had sought
permission from ED of-
ficials, informing about
Sonia Gandhi’s ill-
health. While Rahul has
been fighting the ‘battle’
inside ED offices, Gan-
dhi family loyalist
Ashok Gehlot has been
fighting the battle for
Gandhis and party out-
side the ED premises.
While Gehlot stressed
that since “Sonia ji’s not
well, So it (Rahul’s go-
ing) will depend, if he
will go tomorrow or on
Monday
.”
Meanwhile, CM Ge-
hlot also spoke on Agn-
eepath Scheme saying,
“It’samatterof national
security
. We suddenly
hear that Agniveers will
becalled.Theydon’ttalk
about inflation, unem-
ployment. Where there
are more Muslims, Hin-
dus have trouble sleep-
ing. Where Hindus are
more, Muslims have
problems. What will
happen now? They can’t
build brotherhood And
trust,” Gehlot said.
Headded,“Ipraywith
folded hands to the PM;
come forward, country
will listen to you. Let
love, brotherhood
peace prevail. I am the
elected CM of one state
don’t mind appealing
if there can be peace by
appealing in such way
.
Then why doesn’t the
PM appeal?”
CM Gehlot also spoke
about ED’s questioning
of Rahul Gandhi and
said, “The agency
should tell the entire
countrywhyhehasbeen
called for questioning.
Congress is still a na-
tional party, we will an-
swer with gusto. Con-
gresshasgotachallenge,
will accept and respond.
Rahul ji has been called
now, then they will call
Sonia ji. Is Sonia ji in
any condition to go for
questioning?” Adding
further,theCMsaid,“In
the world, until the
crime is proved, a per-
son is seen with respect,
but here you are insult-
ing. I am talking about
this not only in the case
of the Enforcement Di-
rectorate, but also the
police. We have to
change in the 21st cen-
tury, when the time
comes, the public will
give a befitting reply
.”
SACHIN PILOT OVER DETENTION
OF CONGRESS LEADERS
AS CM, I CAN APPEAL FOR PEACE,
WHY CAN’T PM DO SO: GEHLOT
Sachin Pilot speaks during a party briefing at AICC headquarters
in New Delhi on Thursday. Also seen here is P. Chidambaram.
Is Sonia Gandhi in any condition
to go for questioning, asked CM
Birla on a 7-day tour
to Kota from Saturday
With briefings by CS,Raj shines @ CS Conf!
OFFICE-BEARERS ‘BRUTALISED’,
POLICE ACTION ‘UNCALLED FOR’
First India Bureau
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla will be on a seven-
day visit to Kota-Bundi
from Saturday. During
this, he will also par-
ticipate in programmes
organised in Jaipur.
He will participate in
a camp organised by
ALIMCO at Sangod on
Saturday. He will at-
tend Arjuna Kala
Award ceremony organ-
ised by Maati Manus
Arjun Kala Sangraha-
laya at Birla Auditori-
um in Jaipur on Thurs-
day. On Friday, he will
participate in loan dis-
tribution camp for cat-
tle farmers at Bundi
will leave for New Delhi
by Mewara Express.
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Dharmashala: Ra-
jasthan shone in CS
conference as CS Usha
Sharma gave presenta-
tion in various sessions
in the CS conference at
the HPCA Stadium.
Regarding thoughts
on Minor Offenses for
Ease of Doing Business
at Thematic Lunch, CS
UshaSharmaexpressed
views before PM Modi
to reduce the burden of
fulfillment of work and
gave information about
the self-reliance of Ra-
jasthan in the field of
oilseeds, future prepa-
rations and prospects in
the context of National
Education Policy
.
Along with this, a
presentation was also
given about the teacher
as a change in life. In
the context of the NEP
presentations were giv-
en by states UTs on
strong foundation for
future preparation.
Union Cabinet Secre-
tary Rajiv Gauba gave
the welcome address
informed about the var-
ious sessions.
Secretary in the Un-
ion Ministry of Finance
and Expenditure, Dr TV
Somanathan spoke
about the role of states
in the context of finan-
cial management.
NITI Aayog CEO
Amitabh Kant gave a
presentation about the
program of aspiration-
al districts. Mean-
while, on Friday, PM
Modi will address con-
cluding session. He
conducted a road show
on reaching Dharam-
sala on Thursday,
which took place just
before CS conference,
gave a vivid glimpse of
BJP’s Hindutva. Be-
sides, PM’s presence in
CS conference infused
new vigour in bureau-
cracy.
Gehlot demands...
Rajasthan due to Agnee-
path scheme. In view of
the way the youth are
protesting in anger all
overthecountry
,theCen-
tral Government should
withdraw this scheme
without any delay
. I ap-
peal to the youth not to
take the path of violence
in protest.”
Meanwhile, echoing
his sentiments, on the
same lines as Gehlot, ex-
Raj Dy CM Sachin Pilot
addressed a presser and
said. “Prior to doing
this,governmentshould
have filled the vacant
1.20 lakh posts in army
.
Such schemes should
not be imposed on the
army over stubborness
and arrogance. Those
for whom the scheme
hasbeenbrought,areon
the roads. There are less
benefits of the scheme
while losses are more.
CM Ashok Gehlot
BJP State Prez Satish
Poonia have come face
to face on ‘Agneepath.’
“Right from youth of
Raj to those of nation,
Agneepath scheme has
been supported by all.
The youth should un-
derstand scheme’s real-
ity avail this opportu-
nity
. I welcome the deci-
sion of PM Modi to re-
cruit Agniveers via Ag-
neepath scheme for re-
cruitment of youth into
the army,” Poonia said.

z 12.10% less rainfall was recorded in rajasthan
during the monsoon period of 2021-22. In
October 2021, the Gehlot government had de-
clared 69 tehsils of 12 districts ‘drought-hit.’

z Based on the ground report, a loss of more
than 33% was recorded in Kharif crop in 744
villages of these tehsils. These include 16
tehsils in Barmer, 10 in Jodhpur, 9-9 each in
Jalore and Jaisalmer, 6-6 in Bikaner and Pali,
4 in Ajmer, 3 in Dungarpur, 2-2 in Nagaur and
Sirohi, 1-1 in Hanumangarh and Churu dis-
tricts. Due to less rain, the farmers recorded
huge losses.

z Earlier, CM Ashok Gehlot had declared 3,704
villages in 7 districts affected by the damage
to Kharif crop due to excessive rains.
2021 DROUGHT FACTFILE
FROM P1…
The approval was given by
a High-Level Committee
(HLC) under the Chairmanship
of Union Home Minister Amit
Shah under the National Dis-
aster Response Fund (NDRF).
Of the total approved amount
Rs 1,003.95 crore has been
finalized for Rajasthan and Rs
39.28 crore for Nagaland.
HM SHAH’S NOD
PM Narendra Modi being extended a warm welcome by CM of
Himachal Pradesh Jairam Thakur at Dharamshala on Thursday. CS Usha Sharma
“In a democracy, if
you can’t speak out,
if you can’t protest,
then how do you do
your job as an
Opposition?,” asked
the Cong leader
I pray with
folded hands
to the PM;
come forward, country
will listen to you. Let
love, brotherhood
peace prevail. I am the
elected CM of one state
don’t mind appeal-
ing if there can be peace
by appealing in such
way. Then why doesn’t
the PM appeal?
—Ashok Gehlot, CM

J
anhvi Kapoor is very active on
social media and often shares
her gorgeous pictures with her
fans. Meanwhile, with social
media comes trolling, especially
when he or she is a star kid and Jan-
hvi is new to it. Netizens have found
several reasons to troll the actress
over the years. However, earlier the
actress had opened up about how she
deals with social media trolling and
the negativity
. She had said that she
has become indifferent to it.
Recently, Janhvi had said, “I
have become increasingly in-
different to it. But time and
again, I think I’m always a little
surprised and taken aback by just
the double standards sometimes.
And how bitter some people can be,
but then again, it’s not a big deal.”
The actress at times gives it
back to the internet trolls
in her unique style.
T
he Malang actress,
who is famous for
her stunning looks
and electrifying
dance moves, enjoys a
large social media pres-
ence. Speaking of
which, Disha shared a
video of herself on her
social media handle
from her latest photo-
shoot and it has left
her fans swooning. In
the video, she donned
a black strappy top
with a yellow jacket.
For her makeup, she
opted for a glowy
make-up look and left
her traces open. In the
background, the song Porto
girl by Grass from the album
Somewhere The Grass Is
Green. After Disha posted the
video many of the star's
followers praised
the actress.
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JAIPUR, FRIDAY,
JUNE 17, 2022
KABHI EID
KABHI
DIWALI
ctress Pooja Hegde has
commenced shooting for
the second schedule of
the Salman Khan-starrer
Kabhi Eid Kabhi Diwali'.
She will be stationed in
Telengana's capital city
until the schedule ends on June 21.
Therearetwoforeignscheduleson
the cards for 'Kabhi Eid Kabhi Di-
wali', which will be finalised soon.
Pooja will continue shooting for
the family entertainer directed by
Farhad Samji. She has also started
prepping for filmmaker Puri Jag-
annadha's 'Jana Gana Mana.' Talk-
ing about the upcoming slate of
work, the actress will also be
seen in 'Cirkus' opposite
Ranveer Singh,
'SSMB28' opposite
Mahesh Babu
and Puri Jag-
annadha's
'Jana Gana
Mana'.
A
DISHA RAISES
HOTNESS
QUOTIENT
A
rjun Kapoor
has been
quite busy
shooting for
his upcoming mov-
ie these days. We
are talking about
Ajay Bahl’s directo-
rial The Lady Kill-
er which will also
feature Bhumi Ped-
nekar in the lead.
The announcement
was made by Arjun
Kapoor on social
media as he shared
a beautiful video
giving a glimpse of
Manali shoot mem-
ories. The video
featured glimpses
of Arjun and Bhu-
mi’s on-set mo-
ments, the natural
beauty of Manali,
the fun moments he
had with the Bhu-
mi and team, mo-
ments relishing the
scrumptious food
and more. The vid-
eo came with a
background sound
of Mohit Chau-
han’s Phir Se Ud
Chala from Rock-
star. He captioned
the post, “And
that’s how we wrap
a schedule #TheLa-
dyKiller”.
IT'S A
WRAP
DEALING WITH DOUBLE
STANDARDS!
R
akul Preet Singh was
clicked as she stepped
out for a Friday
brunch with her
friend in a beautiful outfit.
The actress went sans
make-up and slipped in a
floral Anarkali kurta and
palazzo set to show
spring is here. The look
is worth bookmarking
as it is a perfect brunch-
ready outfit for the sea-
son. Rakul rocked an
ethnic look to perfec-
tion in a floral kurta
and white palazzo set
that featured bishop
sleeves and myriad
prints with pleats.
The actress went
sans make-up
and looked
flawless as she
posed for the
pics with a
bright smile.
She completed
the look with a
pair of silver
jhumkas and
kolhapuri flats.
RAKUL'S ETHNIC
LOOK
Disha Patani
Rakul Preet Singh
Janhvi Kapoor
Bhumi Pednekar
Pooja Hegde

10
ETC
THE PAIN PASSES,
BUT THE BEAUTY
REMAINS!
amed for his
a l l u r i n g
nudes and
enchanting
scenes of
pretty wom-
en, Auguste
Renoir was a far
more complex and
thoughtful painter
than generally as-
sumed. He was a
founding member of
the Impressionist
movement, however,
he ceased to display
with the group after
1877. From the 1880s
until well into the
twentieth century, he
developed a monu-
mental, classically
inspired style that
influenced such
avant-garde giants as
Pablo Picasso. This
French artist has
lived an idiosyncrat-
ic life, after the string
of rejections by the
conservative Salon
de Paris, he along
with his fellow artist
friends formed an
Anonymous Society
of Painters, Sculp-
tors and Engravers,
later known as the
Impressionists.
These like-minded
people mounted their
first Impressionist
exhibition in 1874,
during this exhibi-
tion, he showcased
his six impressive
impressionist paint-
ings! The Impres-
sionists, as they were
called, sought to cap-
ture modern life, and
Renoir’s works from
this period focused
on everyday people.
Though Renoir be-
gan his artistic ca-
reer as a porcelain
painter; nonetheless,
his ambitions to be-
come a professional
artist encouraged
him to pursue other
instruction.
This independent
artist with his new-
found financial free-
dom tried his hands
on other artistic di-
rection as well. After
showcasing his de-
sired arts in 2-3 con-
tinuous exhibitions,
he became one of the
most successful and
most famous artists
of that time, his eve-
ry art expressed
scepticism about the
durability of the Im-
pressionist aesthetic
and richness of emo-
tion and a warmth of
response to the world
its people. His first
painting in this vein,
Luncheon of the
Boating Party exhib-
its a new solidity and
clarity in the depic-
tion of the figures
and their placement
within space, espe-
cially when com-
pared to Moulin de la
Galette. After run-
ning a successful
movement, by the
mid-1880s he broke
the independent art
movement to learn a
more disciplined and
formal approach to
art and mainly Wom-
en’s art. His most
iconic painting from
this period, Dance at
the Moulin de la Gal-
ette (Musée d’Orsay,
Paris), explores dap-
pled light as it flut-
ters over young
Montmartre revelers
flirting, drinking,
and dancing.
Renoir’s inclina-
tion for portraiture
attracted the atten-
tion of a range of
patrons with avant-
garde sensibilities.
From the politically
radical pastry cook
Eugène Murer to the
wealthy society lady
Madame Georges
Charpentier, Renoir
painted all of his pa-
trons with affection-
ate charm. One of
his most magnificent
and enterprising
portraits, the paint-
ing of Marguerite
Charpentier with
her children mixes a
modern informality
and intimacy with
the compositional
rigor of an old mas-
ter portrait. Reclin-
ing Nude is an excel-
lent example of his
painting style in the
mid-1880s. The mar-
ble or porcelainlike
figure is sharply de-
fined against an im-
pressionistically
brushed landscape.
The spatial relation-
ship between the
nude and the amor-
phous background is
deliberately unclear.
Renoir had shifted
his investigation of
the old masters from
linear classicism to
the coloristic tradi-
tions of Titian and
Rubens as well as the
unabashedly sensual
beauty of eight-
e e n t h - c e n t u r y
French art.
His finest example
of linear classicism
is Young Girl Bath-
ing, which exhibits
his softened touch.
His love for art took
him to a different
level, despite old age
and declining health,
Renoir persisted in
artistic experimenta-
tion. Even in the last
three decades of his
life when he was suf-
fering from severe
rheumatoid arthritis
he was found paint-
ing with the brush
tied to his wrists. His
love for art depicts
true emotions and
powerful affirmation
of his unmatchable
desires.
French magician, Renior was known for his
mesmerizing Impressionist movement. His
pure skills have given life to many
imaginary people. Let’s dive into the
amazing world of Renior!
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
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merly con-
sidered a
masculine
staple, are
now fa-
voured by both gen-
ders for their ability
to quickly bring re-
finementandsophis-
tication to any en-
semble. They can
makeanythingwork-
appropriate, from a
strapless dress to
jeans and a shirt.
BOYFRIEND
BLAZER
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fashion fads come
and go, but a styl-
ish boyfriend blaz-
er is something
that every lady
should have in her
closet. It’s a
founda-
t i o n -
a l
piece that will al-
low you to con-
struct foolproof
outfits that are up
to date.
OVERSIZED
SINGLE-
BREASTED
BLAZER
An oversized single-
breasted jacket is
the easiest garment
to put on, whether
casually with jeans
or dressed up for a
meeting. Layer over
anything from day-
time crop tops to
business shirts,
nighttime go-to
tops, weekend jeans
or festival boho
dresses. An over-
sized single-breast-
ed jacket is a versa-
tile piece that can be
worn in both the
city and the desert.
HOUNDSTOOTH
BLAZER
We adore tailored
coats that can be
dressed up. One of
them is a hound-
stooth blazer. Pair
with a t-shirt and
jeans or a
sweater and shorts
for everyday wear. It
will work well over a
similar skirt or with
a silk shirt and nar-
row pants for a more
boyish appeal when
you need to dress up.
TWEED BLAZER
When it comes to
wearing a blazer for
something special
throughout the day,
pretty and tweed are
the way to go. A
tweed blazer is not
just one of the sea-
son’s most fashion-
able blazers, but it’s
also ideal for a luxu-
rious tea party
.
WHITE BLAZER
A sleek white blaz-
er is a must-have
item for this sea-
son, and it will
work with shorts or
a slip dress long
into the summer.
You’ll enjoy how
versatile it is,
whether you wear it
with a similar bot-
tom or a contrast-
ing dress, skirt,
or shorts to cre-
ate different
outfits.
SHUBHANSHI PATHAK
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
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