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Kavita Pant & Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: After carrying
out a successful ‘reshuf-
fle of his Cabinet on
Sunday, Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot distrib-
uted portfolios on Mon-
day afternoon. Interest-
ingly, CM has shed one
department from under
him and now holds
reins of 10 departments
which include Finance,
Taxation, Home and
Justice, Personnel, IT,
General Administra-
tion, Cabinet Secretari-
at, NRI, Rajasthan State
Investigation Bureau
and Information and
Public Relations De-
partment. Earlier there
were 11 departments
under Gehlot and in the
new Cabinet, Excise has
been left out, while the
Information and Public
Relations department
has been added.
The new ministers
who got portfolios in the
Cabinet rank include
Hemaram Choudhary
(Forest), Mahesh Joshi
(PHED), Ramlal Jat
(Revenue), Ramesh
Meena (Panchayati Raj
and Rural Develop-
ment), Govindram
Meghwal (Disaster
Management and Re-
lief), Shakuntala Rawat
(Industries) and Mahen-
drajeet Singh Malviya
(Water Resources). In-
terestingly, Ramesh
Meena got the portfoli-
os, which were earlier
with Pilot. Moreover,
Revenue portfolio,
which has been allocat-
ed to Ramlal Jat, was
earlier with Harish
Chaudhary, who re-
signed following party’s
“one man, one post”
policy, as he is AICC in-
charge for Punjab.
Education depart-
ment (Primary and Sec-
ondary), which was ear-
lier with Govind Dotas-
ra has been given to BD
Kalla. Kalla has re-
tained the Arts, Litera-
ture and Archaeology
portfolio, and in addi-
tion, has also got San-
skrit Edu, which was
earlier with MoS Dr
Subhash Garg.
Meanwhile, Medical
and Health department,
which was under Dr.
Raghu Sharma, has
now been given to Par-
sadilal Meena along
with Excise which was
earlier under CM.
In yet another major
development, Shanti
Dhariwal has retained
all departments previ-
ously held by him in-
cluding UDH, Parl Af-
fairs and Legal.
Portfolios of Cabinet
minister Mamta Bhu-
pesh, who has been ele-
vated from MoS to Cabi-
net rank, along with
two MoS has been kept
as earlier. She retains
Women and Child devel-
opment department.
Meanwhile, Lalchand
Kataria continues with
his earlier portfolio of
Agriculture and so does
PramodJainBhayawith
Mining and Gopalan.
Udayalal Anjana too
retains his earlier port-
folio of Cooperatives
and so does Shale Mo-
hammad with Minority
Affairs. Additionally,
MoS Ashok Chandna
still has Sports and
Youth Affairs as before
but has an additional
department of Informa-
tion and Public Rela-
tions under his ambit
while Dr Subhash Garg
has two new depart-
ments keeping techni-
cal education, Ayurve-
da intact. Turn on P8
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The YS Jaganmohan Reddy-led government in Andhra Pradesh has withdrawn
the controversial three-capital bill after a spate of legal hurdles. Chief
Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, however, said his government would bring a
“comprehensive, complete and better” Bill.
Ahead of winter session of Parliament, govt has called an all-party meeting
on Sunday, which is expected to be attended by PM Modi. Floor leaders of all
political parties from both houses have been invited to the meeting. Besides
Modi, senior Union ministers Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah will attend. LS
Speaker Om Birla is expected to call a meeting of floor leaders on Nov 27.
ANDHRA
WITHDRAWS
CONTROVERSIAL
3-CAPITAL BILL
PARL SESSION:
ALL-PARTY MEET
ON SUNDAY; PM
LIKELY TO ATTEND
CM Ashok Ghelot addressing the newly-appointed ministers at PCC ahead of oath ceremony on Sunday in presence of Ajay Maken, Govind S
Dotasra, Sachin Pilot, Dr Raghu Sharma, PS Khachariyawas,Tikaram Jully, Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya, Bhajan Lal Jatav, Brijendra Ola, Govind
Meghwal, Rajendra Ghuda, Ramesh Meena, Ram Lal Jat, Hemaram Choudhary,Vishvendra Singh, Mamta Bhupesh, Zahida Khan, Shakuntala
Rawat, Murari Lal Meena & Dr Mahesh Joshi. —FILE PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
MARKET IN
BEAR GRIP
Biggest market
crash in 7 months;
Sensex nosedives
1,170 POINTS
Mumbai: Market
benchmark Sensex
crashed over 1,170
points to log its worst
single-day drop in
over 7 months on
Monday amid con-
cerns over govern-
ment’s reform meas-
ures after farm laws
repeal announcement
and weak listing of
country’s largest fin-
tech firm Paytm.
Extending its losses
for fourth straight ses-
sion, BSE plunged
1,170.12 points to set-
tle the day at 58,465.89
its lowest closing level
in over 2 months. NSE
Nifty fell 348.25 points
to 17,416.55 marking
its lowest level seen
after Sept 20. Among
top losers were, Bajaj
Finance, Bajaj Fin-
serv, RIL, NTPC, Ti-
tan and SBI diving as
much as 5.74%. —ANI
Law & order improved in
Manipur under BJP: Shah
Rulers need to
introspect
everyday, says
CJI Ramana
Param Bir gets
SC protection
from arrest
New Delhi: Former
Mumbai police chief
Param Bir Singh, miss-
ing since October, was
on Monday granted pro-
tection from arrest and
asked by the Supreme
Court to join investiga-
tions into extortion
charges against him.
His lawyer had said he
is “not absconding” and
is in India. “The officer
shall join investigation.
But will not be arrest-
ed,” the SC said. Singh
“does not want to ab-
scond and does not
want to run anywhere”
but faces a threat to his
life, his lawyer told SC.
HC puts aside
defamation
suit against
Nawab Malik
New Delhi: Rulers
should introspect eve-
ryday whether the deci-
sions taken by them are
good and
also check
if they
have any
bad char-
a c t e r i s -
tics, CJI
NV Ramana said on
Monday
. Addressing the
40th convocation of Sri
Sathya Sai Institute of
Higher Learning in Put-
taparthi town in Anan-
tapuramu district, Jus-
tice Ramana, quoting
Mahabharata and
Ramayana, said there
are 14 bad qualities of
rulers which they
should avoid.
He added modern ed-
ucation system focuses
only on the utilitarian
aspect of education and
is not equipped to deal
with its moral or spir-
itual function which
builds character. —PTI
Mumbai: Anti-drugs
officer Sameer
Wankhede’s father Dn-
yandev Wankhede was
refused in-
terim re-
lief in a
d e f a m a -
tion case
a g a i n s t
M a h a -
rashtra minister
Nawab Malik on his
tweets about his family
.
While finding Malik’s
tweets “malicious”, the
Court said it can’t be
said that allegations
made in them could be
said to be false at this
stage. The minister is
free to tweet but only
after a reasonable veri-
fication of facts, Bom-
bay HC said. “Although
plaintiff has the right to
privacy, the defendant
has the right to freedom
of speech and expres-
sion, there has to be bal-
ancing of fundamental
rights,” order read. —ANI
New Delhi: Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah on Monday lauded
BJP govt in Manipur
for bringing peace & all-
round development in
the last 5 years, and said
there has been a signifi-
cant improvement in
the law and order situa-
tion in the state.
While virtually lay-
ing foundation stone of
Rani Gaidinliu tribal
freedom fighters’ mu-
seum in Manipur, Shah
said the government at
the Centre and the N
Biren Singh govt in Ma-
nipur have brought tre-
mendous improvement
in law and order situa-
tion, education, power
and other infra sectors.
“Before coming to pow-
er in Manipur, we had
promised to end bandh,
hartal and blockade. We
have ended all the three
and significantly im-
proved the law and or-
der situation in Ma-
nipur,” he said. —ANI
PRESIDENT CONFERS VIR CHAKRA
ON ABHINANDAN VARTHAMAN
Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman, who downed an
enemy jet during an aerial combat with Pakistan in 2019
and was held captive for three days in that country, was
on Monday honoured with the Vir Chakra award by Presi-
dent Ram Nath Kovind. The IAF fighter pilot has been
decorated with India’s third-highest wartime gallantry
medal for displaying an exceptional sense of duty. P6
Union Home Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone of the
‘Rani Gaidinliu Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum’ in Manipur via
video conferencing, in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
TRIPURA VIOLENCE:
TMC MPs MEET HM
DIDI: WILL MEET
PM, RAISE ISSUES
Amit Shah met a delega-
tion of TMC MPs in Delhi
on Monday over allega-
tions of brutality being
faced by party workers
at hands of Tripura cops.
Earlier, 16 TMC MPs
including Derek O’Brien
held a protest outside the
MHA over the Tripura po-
lice incident. They raised
slogans against Modi and
Shah. P6
Kolkata: West Bengal
CM Mamata Banerjee on
Monday said she will meet
PM Modi during her visit
to Delhi, and raise issues
concerning the enhance-
ment of BSF jurisdiction
as well as the ongoing
“atrocities” in Tripura. Didi
also said she may not join
the dharna being staged
by TMC MPs in protest
against Tripura violence.
New Delhi: A Bill to
repeal the three conten-
tious farm laws is still
under preparation by
the government and is
awaiting approval from
the Prime Minister’s
Office, government
sources said on Monday
.
It will be one compre-
hensive Bill and not
three separate laws. The
Agriculture Ministry is
also working on wheth-
er the Minimum Sup-
port Price (MSP) issue
should be addressed as
guidelines or in a statu-
tory form as the farmers
have been demanding.
The proposed Bill
will make provisions to
shut down all boards
that were constituted
regarding the three
farm laws, and all deci-
sions taken by them
will be null & void, the
source added. Any of-
fices constituted will
also cease operations.
—PTI
1 BILL TO CANCEL 3 FARM LAWS?
CENTRE WEIGHS OPTIONS ON PRICE GUARANTEE
NOT GOING HOME, GOVT MUST TALK
TO US ON OTHER DEMANDS: TIKAIT
PRICE GUARANTEE LAW WILL HURT
ALL: FARM LAWS PANEL MEMBER
New Delhi: BKU leader Rakesh Tikait on Monday ac-
cused government of trying to divide farmers and said
it should talk to them to resolve all their issues, or else
“we are not going away”. Addressing a farmers’ ma-
hapanchayat, Tikait also asked PM Modi to give a clear
answer on the demand for a law guaranteeing minimum
support price (MSP). —PTI
New Delhi: Indian economy will face a crisis if a law is
made for guaranteeing MSP for crops, Anil Ghanwat,
a member of the Supreme Court-appointed committee
on farm laws, said on Monday. His remarks came amid
demands by protesting farmers for legislation on MSP
even as they have hailed the decision for withdrawal of
three farm laws. P5 —PTI
COUNCIL OF MINS TO MEET ON NOV 24
THE NEWLY APPOINTED COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
OF ASHOK GEHLOT GOVERNMENT IS LIKELY TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY AT 4 PM.
GEHLOT ALLOTS PORTFOLIOS
SUSPENSE OVER FINANCE
AND HOME IS OVER!
A towering Gehlot retains both,
especially Home (including
intelligence), which was very
helpful in handling ‘Maneser crisis’

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A DAY AFTER THE OATH-TAKING CEREMONY IN JAIPUR,
ON MONDAY, THE CABINET MINISTERS AND MINISTERS OF
STATE EAGERLY AWAITED FOR ALLOCATION OF
PORTFOLIOS. MANY VISITED TEMPLES WHILE SOME MET
THEIR SUPPORTERS AT THEIR RESIDENCES. A DAY IN PIC...
Supporters greet Bhajan Lal Jatav at his Jaipur residence.
Rajkumar Sharma poses with his supporters at Nawalgarh after being appointed as advisor to CM Ashok Gehlot.
Dr Mahesh Joshi puts tilak on the forehead of people who came to greet him at Govind Devji Temple on Monday morning.
Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya accepts greetings from his
supporters at his residence on Monday morning.
Ramesh Meena’s supporters flocked his office on Monday to
congratulate him on his induction in Cabinet.
After taking oath on
Sunday,Tikaram Jully
visited Salasar Balaji
and Khatu Shyamji on
Monday and also met
his supporters there.
Pratap Singh of Khatu
Shyam Mandir Committee
also congratulated the
minister.
Shakuntala Rawat being greeted by supporters in Jaipur.
CM’s advisors call on Gehlot to
thank him for their appointment
First India Bureau
Jaipur : A day after be-
ing appointed advisors
to CM Ashok Gehlot, the
appointees made a bee-
line for CMR on Monday
to meet and thank CM
Gehlot for the ‘trust and
honour’, along with
their close colleagues.
Sawai Madhopur
MLA Danish Abrar met
CM Gehlot and thanked
him for being appointed
as Advisor to CM. Abrar
expressed gratitude to
Sonia-Rahul-Priyanka
Gandhi for elevation.
During this time CM
Gehlot praised the ‘three
musketeer’ MLAs viz
Chetan Dudi, Danish
Abrar and Rohit Bohra.
Chetan and Rohit had
accompanied Danish to
meet CM. Praising the
trio, CM said, “The post
that Danish has been ac-
corded has been because
of advise by Rohit and
Chetan.”
Gehlot lauded the trio
several times and in re-
turn the trio gave a hum-
ble answer that it was
Gehlot’s affection to-
wards them.
Several other MLAs
also called on CM Gehlot
on Monday. MLA Johri
Lal reached CM’s resi-
dence to meet Gehlot
and his meeting created
a buzz as on Sunday, he
had expressed displeas-
ure on those who have
been inducted in the
Cabinet.
Meanwhile, after be-
coming the advisor, Dr
Rajkumar Sharma has
said that he will carry
out his role of Advisor
to CM in an emphatic
manner. “I will tour the
whole of Rajasthan and
play the role of giving
feedback to CM. My pro-
found thanks to CM for
giving me this position.
Although it is redun-
dant to advise CM, since
he knows everything.
When I was minister,
that time too I had
toured the state and a lot
of work was done in
medical field,” he said.
And then there are
those who are in despair
internally, but are stay-
ing calm and disci-
plined. One such leader
is Dr Jitendra Singh
who has presented an
example of self-control,
while his supporters are
agitated as they wanted
to see him in the Cabi-
net.
CM Ashok Gehlot flanked by Rohit Bohra, Danish Abrar & Chetan Dudi.
Jaipur: Independent
MLA Ramkesh Meena,
who has always been
the one to draw ‘first
blood’ against former
deputy CM Sachin
Pilot, has started
rhetoric against Pilot
yet again after becom-
ing an advisor to CM
Gehlot. He has directly
accused Pilot of pre-
venting independent
MLAs from becoming
ministers in Cabinet.
“For this he misled
high command,
whereas independents
and BSP MLAs sup-
ported government,”
Meena said, talking to
the media on Monday.
“Independents and
former BSP MLAs
who joined Congress,
under pressure of Pi-
lot, did not get a place
in cabinet. If Pilot is
kept in role of contest-
ing elections in 2023,
party will suffer,” he
claimed.
RAMKESH
ACCUSES PILOT
OF MISLEADING
HIGH COMMAND
—PHOTOS
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR

RAJASTHAN
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Bhawani S Hada
Bundi: The much
awaited extravaganza
in the month of Kartik
which had been stalled
due to COVID for the
past two years, the two-
day Bundi Utsav 2021
began formally with
the worship of Lord
Ganesh on Sunday
.
Once again the folk
artists have found an
opportunity to show-
case their creative
skills and mesmerize
the audience besides
finding much needed
financial respite.
Artists put up their
vibrant performances
and competitions were
conducted to engage
the visitors. The Art
gallery was inaugurat-
ed by District Collector
Renu Jaipal. District
Collector Renu Jaipal,
Superintendent of Po-
lice Jai Yadav, Addi-
tional District Collec-
tor AU Khan, District
Chief Chandravati Ku-
war, public representa-
tives, common citizens
and many organiza-
tions participated in
the festival. School-
boys and girls also add-
ed to fun by participat-
ing in the programmes.
Bundi Utsav opens with fanfare
after a gap of two years
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RAJE KICKS OFF FOUR DAY
MEWARRELIGIOUSYATRA...
Jaipur: Former CM
Vasundhara Raje before
embarking on her four-
day religious tour be-
ginning today met BJP
senior leaders Ram
Narayan Dudi and Jas-
want Bishnoi on Mon-
day and discussed local
issues with them.
Raje will tour Mewar
from Nov 23 to 26. Me-
war is the stronghold of
Leader of Opposition
Gulabchand Kataria.
Raje will first offer
prayers at Sanwaria ji
temple in Chittorgarh.
She will pay a condo-
lence visit to the house
of Late Dhariawad
MLA Gautam Meena at
Lasadia in Pratapgarh,
Late Jeetmal Khant’s
house at Arthuna, Ban-
swara and Bhavani
Joshi’s house in Ban-
swara. She will visit the
Tripura Sundari temple
in the evening.
On November 24,
Raje will visit the hous-
es of the late Rajsa-
mand MLA Kiran Ma-
heshwari and Dhari-
awad MLA Gautamlal
Meena, who died due to
Covid.
She will also visit the
Charbhujanath temple,
Dwarkesh temple,
Ekling temple and leave
for Nathdwara.
On November 25,
Raje will visit the Shri-
nathji temple in Nath-
dwara, Acharya Ma-
hashraman ji’s darshan
in Begun. She will also
attend a programme of
unveiling the statue of
Late Nathulal Gurjar,
former Mandal Presi-
dent of Kareda in
Bhilwara.
On November 26,
Raje will offer prayers
at Shri Nimbark Peeth
in Salemabad, Ajmer,
visit the Brahma tem-
ple in Pushkar and re-
turn to Jaipur.
Covid: 22
fresh cases,
11 from
Jaipur alone
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the last 24
hours in state, 22 fresh
Covid positive cases
have been reported
from seven districts in-
cluding Jaipur and
Ajmer. On Monday,
more than 20 cases were
reported in Raj. The
maximum 11 cases are
from Jaipur. The health
department is unable to
trace the addresses of
three people. According
to health department,
apart from Jaipur, two
patients each have been
found in Ajmer & Al-
war, four in Nagaur, one
each in Pali, Jodhpur
and Bikaner. Number
of active patients in the
state is 131 with 76 in
Jaipur. New cases have
been reported from C-
Scheme, Tilak Nagar,
Mansarovar, Rajapark,
Sodhala & Vaishali.
Increase minority school enrolment: CS
Man gets life imprisonment
for raping 3-year-old in 2019
First India Bureau
Jaipur: CS Niranjan
Arya instructed officers
to make a special action
plan to increase the en-
rolment of minority stu-
dents in schools to 15 per
cent. He was reviewing
the implementation of
the new 15-point pro-
gramme of the PM and
the programmes and
schemes run under the
PM’s Public Develop-
ment Programme
through vc at the Secre-
tariat here on Monday
.
Arya said that there
has been an increase in
the enrollment of mi-
nority students in
schools compared to pre-
vious years, but it wasn’t
enough. He said, “The
education department
should make a district
wise action plan and
submit a report about
the drop outs in madra-
sas and schools.”
Arya directed officers
to complete the works.
Sri Ganganagar MP
Nihalchand during the
meeting said that in case
a child has met with an
accident, it must be en-
sured that they get a
claim under the student
protection accident in-
surance scheme.
Bharatpur: The POC-
SO court of Ajmer on
Monday sentenced a
rape convict to life im-
prisonment & imposed
a fine of Rs 10 lakh.
According to the
prosecution, incident
dates back to April 2
2019 when a Mathura
native & his 3-year-old
daughter had to spend
night on Ajmer plat-
form as there was no
train to return.
When they fast
asleep, convict Mansin-
gh, a resident of Jag-
hina village here, took
away the kid and raped
her. When the father
did not find her in the
morning, he reported
it to the Government
Railway Police. After a
hectic search, GRP
jawans traced the girl
in a closed down facto-
ry near station in un-
conscious state. —PTI
Shiv Sena MLA
sextortion
case, thug
arrested
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: A Shiv
Sena MLA from Maha-
rashtra was implicated
by a thug in a case of
sextortion. A Mumbai
Crime branch team ar-
rested the thug at mid-
night from Bharatpur.
A police team of Sikri
police station was also
part of the operation.
The police have taken
the thug to Mumbai and
will be interrogated
thoroughly
.
Other accused will
also be nabbed soon. On
the night of October 20,
the accused Mausam-
din sent a message to
the MLA posing as a
woman. The MLA got a
video with pornograph-
ic content. The MLA
transferred the money
through PhonePe. The
next day the MLA re-
ceived a call from an-
other number and this
time the thug demand-
ed 11 thousand rupees.
MLA Mangesh then
filed a case.
BIRLA WISHES
SUCCESS
Best wishes for “Bundi
Utsav” starting today in
Bundi, famous for glori-
ous history and unique
architecture. Colourful
culture and amazing
painting style here are a
great attraction. Hope-
fully, #BundiUtsav full
of diversity will scale
new heights.
—Narayan
Mandowara
MIGRATORY BIRDS IN AJMER
Migratory Seagulls have arrived at the Anasagar Lake in Ajmer as temperature has
started to drop in most parts of the state. Churu shivered as it witnessed coldest night
of the season with mercury going down a few notches on Monday. Morning and evening
are expected to get colder in the coming days, according to the MeT. Mount Abu, on the
other hand, had an ethereal day with fog and sunlight.
—PHOTO BY HIMANSHU SHARMA
Rathore writes letter
to Guv over Gehlot’s
advisers’ appointment
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Deputy Leader
of Opposition Rajen-
dra Rathore has writ-
ten a letter to the Gover-
nor Kalraj Mishra
claiming that state gov-
ernment is trying to
breach the 15 per cent
limit of ministers of to-
tal assembly seats de-
fined in Constitution by
appointing advisers to
the Chief Minister.
He said that the state
government has al-
ready given office of
profit to six MLAs by
appointing them as Ad-
visers to the CM of a
state/cabinet minister
rank and has a plan to
appoint a dozen Parlia-
ment secretaries, which
is unconstitutional.
Rathore referred to
appointment of three
Congress and as many
independent MLAs as
the Adviser to CM in
Raj after 15 ministers
took oath on Sunday
.
Citing Article of the
Constitution and SC de-
cision, Rathore said ap-
pointment of Parlia-
ment secretaries and
advisers is clearly de-
fined. He said in letter
that state government
has been facing infight-
ings soon after it came
into power and is now
trying to please dissat-
isfied legislators by
making appointments
above limit defined.
“Have written to Gover-
nor to cancel appoint-
ment,” he said.
(L) Vasundhara Raje discussed some local issues with Ram Narayan Dudi and Jaswant Bishnoi at her Jaipur residence (R) Ratna
Kumari visited Vasundhara Raje residence on Monday.
CS Niranjan Arya

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
The peace of God is with
them whose mind and
soul are in harmony,
who are free from desire
and wrath, who know
their own soul.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Rani Gaidinliu was the epitome of
valour courage. Today laid the
foundation stone of the ‘Rani Gaidinliu
Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum’ in
Manipur via VC. PM @narendramodi
govt is resolved to give our tribal
freedom fighters their due respect and
rights. #AzadiKaAmritMahotsav
Piyush Goyal
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TOP TWEETS
FROM WEST BENGAL
TMC CRIES KHELA
HOBE IN TRIPURA TO
TAKE ON BIPLAB DEB
rinamool Congress
does not believe in
giving up without a
fight. It fought the
BJP tooth and nail in
West Bengal and it is ready to
take on the ruling party in
Tripura which is TMC’s new
ground, along with Goa, for khe-
la hobe. Chief Minister Biplab
Kumar Deb could inadvertently
be helping the TMC’s cause by
using high-handed measures as
was done against Sayani Ghosh
for “disturbing” a poll rally of
Deb. By no stretch of imagina-
tion could the TMC leader be
hauled up for “attempt to mur-
der”. Ghosh, the TMC’s state
president in Tripura, is in jail.
Trinamool MPs took the mat-
ter up in Delhi and sat on dhar-
na outside Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah’s residence seek-
ing an appointment to brief him
about the development.
Tripura police, which had ear-
lier arrested two women jour-
nalists allegedly for spreading
communal hatred, is neither
ready to allow room for demo-
cratic protests nor is it willing
to let journalists perform their
professional duties.
T
rime Minister’s
announcement on
the three farm
laws passed in
2020 has embold-
ened the Sanyukta Kisan
Morcha to press ahead with
more demands like a sepa-
rate law guaranteeing mini-
mum support price and sack-
ing of Ajay Mishra, the Un-
ion Minister of State for
Home, from the Union minis-
try
. Thinking that the iron is
hot, Asaduddin Owaisi of the
AIMIM is demanding repeal
of the Citizenship Amend-
ment Act. They are both
wrong in their assessment of
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi. He may have taken a
step back but to expect him to
go down on his knees is na-
ïve. Even if ground reports
from Uttar Pradesh and Pun-
jab are not encouraging.
Barring a few ignoramuses
in the BJP
, Modi’s image of a
strong, decisive leader re-
mains intact. The recent roll-
back of farm bills could at
best be described as a tactical
move and those who think
that the Prime Minister will
succumb to pressure one
moretimearelivinginafools’
world and here’s why
. Punjab
was never in BJP’s kitty so
that wouldn’t be much of a
worry and winning a few ex-
tra seats with Captain Ama-
rinder Singh’s help will be
good enough. In UP the party
is putting in all its resources
to ensure victory
. Three top
leaders---Amit Shah, JP Na-
dda and Rajnath Singh---have
been assigned the responsi-
bility of galvanising party
workers by addressing booth
level presidents in six regions
of the state. Behind them is
the organizing capability of
theRSS.TheworryintheBJP
could be on whether it will
win 300 plus seats.
DON’T UNDERESTIMATE
MODI’S STRENGTH
They are both wrong in
their assessment of
PM Narendra Modi.
He may have taken a step
back but to expect him to
go down on his knees is
naïve. Even if ground
reports from Uttar
Pradesh and Punjab
are not encouraging
P
India cruise to 3-0 clean sweep
as Rohit and young guns shine !
ood teams play well when
conditions favour them but
great teams do well even
when the odds are stacked
against them. In extremely
dewy conditions, the Indian
team challenged itself to bat
first after winning the toss –
though most teams would
have preferred to chase. The
surprise move was inspired
by the idea of testing their
bowlers under difficult con-
ditions after the batsmen
would hopefully post a stiff
target on board.
At the historic Eden Gar-
dens, Team India executed
the plan to perfection. In the
process they displayed that
the early exit from the World
Cup was just be an aberration
and the team has a core com-
petence that promises a
bright future ahead in the
shortest format. The result
spoke about the one-sided-
ness of this series as India
massacred New Zealand by 73
runs and swept the series 3-0.
If tosses could win match-
es, Rohit Sharma should have
been made India’s T20 Cap-
tain much earlier. His lucky
streak continued as he won
the third toss in a row and re-
vealed that India were play-
ing Ishan Kishan and Yuzi
Chahal as the seasoned KL
Rahul and R Ashwin were
restedaheadof thetestseries.
India’s batting was at it’s
belligerent best as both Rohit
and Kishan looked to hit any-
thing pitched up. With Rohit
being his fluent self and Is-
han giving aggressive com-
pany, India raced to 69 with-
out loss in the PowerPlay
.
While Rohit pulverized the
Kiwis with his power hitting,
includingtwo6sof hisfavour-
ite pull shot, it was a special
delight to see Ishan’s breezy
knock. In his first game since
flopping against the Kiwis in
the crucial World Cup game
last month, Ishan helped his
skipper lay an ideal founda-
tion for the Men in Blue.
The introduction of left-
arm spinner Mitchell Sant-
ner, who led the Kiwis in this
game, had an immediate im-
pact as he picked up Ishan
andSuryakumarYadavinhis
very first over.
With Rishabh Pant soon
becoming Santner’s third vic-
tim through an ugly hoick,
Team India was suddenly 83
for 3 as it’s middle order woes
continued. With the imperi-
ous Rohit falling to a brilliant
one-handed reflex catch by
Ish Sodhi, India was reduced
to 103-4 though they were still
scoring at above 9 runs an
over.
A series of cameos by
Team India’s Young Guns,
however, ensured that the
momentum of the innings
never slackened. First the
two Iyers - Shreyas and Ven-
katesh – provided risk-free
batting and hit pleasing 20s
to guide India through the
middle overs. Later, Harshal
Patel and Deepak Chahar hit
some lusty blows to display
the advantage of greater
depth in batting.
Though the cameos pow-
eredIndiatoahealthy183,itis
undeniablethatthereisalotof
room for improvement in the
middle order. As they wobbled
again around the 15-16th over
mark, it was the late order
flourishthatensuredanabove
par total to defend.Repeated
stuttersinthemiddleoversare
an area that Team India needs
to rectify on priority
.
When the Kiwis came out to
bat, Axar Patel rocked their
run-chase with a brilliant
spell. Once he picked up three
quick wickets, the Kiwis were
peggedbackdecisively
.Despite
afine50fromGuptill,NewZea-
landneverrecoveredandwere
bowledoutforapaltry111,giv-
ing India their biggest-ever
win in terms of runs against
the Kiwis in T20 games.
While the entire bowling
unit functioned like a well-
oiled machine, the spell by
Venkatesh Iyer was particu-
larly pleasing.
Brought in as a seam-bowl-
ing all-rounder to replace
Hardik Pandya, Venkatesh
had not been asked to bowl so
far. But in his first three
overs for Team India he was
tight, accurate and full of
variations. As he even picked
up a wicket, Iyer seemed like
a youngster of much promise
that India should persist
with.
The 3-0 clean sweep against
the T20 World Cup finalists is
afinestartforthenewcaptain-
coach combo of Rohit and Ra-
hul. However, Dravid was in
no mood to overstate the vic-
tory
. In his usual mature and
realistic style, he pointed out
that the Kiwis were a side full
of fatigue as they had played
this series within days of the
T20 World Cup final.
Besides the impressive re-
sults,it’sthepositivesthatwill
keep the spirits high after the
debacle in the UAE.
The amazing resurgence of
Ravichandran Ashwin, the
swing and control of Bhu-
vneshwar Kumar who is get-
ting his mojo back, and the
promise of debutants Ven-
katesh Iyer and Harshal Patel
are major gains for India. The
encouraging results and the
unearthing of more options
ahead of next year’s World
Cup are a giant step in the
rightdirection.Andof course,
Rohit Sharma’s calm and col-
lected leadership is a bonus
that may enable India to de-
liver under pressure.
Overall, India were never
seriously troubled in this se-
ries which is quite impressive
given that New Zealand had
beaten India in all three world
championship formats in the
past two years. As the sides
get ready to lock horns in the
Test series beginning on
Thursday, the crushing de-
feats in the T20 format may be
quite demoralising for the Ki-
wis. India would be keen to
takethisconfidenceandclean
sweep the test series too!!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
G
If tosses could win
matches, Rohit Sharma
should have been made
India’s T20 Captain
much earlier. His lucky
streak continued as he
won the third toss in a
row and revealed that
India were playing Ishan
Kishan and Yuzi Chahal
as the seasoned KL Rahul
and R Ashwin were rested
ahead of the test series
While the entire
bowling unit
functioned like a
well-oiled machine, the
spell by Venkatesh Iyer
was particularly pleasing.
Brought in as a seam-
bowling all-rounder to
replace Hardik
Pandya, Venkatesh
had not been asked to
bowl so far
SIDDHAARTH MAHAN
The writer is a specialist on Sports
and Cinema who works as an actor
in the Hindi film industry
Sponsored by
Shree Cement Ltd.

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INDIA
05
FARM LAWS
SC panel member says will decide on releasing
report after analysing ‘legal consequences’
Farmers sitting on a tractor shout slogans during celebrations after Prime Minister Narendra Modi
announced the repealing of the three farm laws, at Singhu Border, in New Delhi.
New Delhi: Anil J
Ghanwat, part of the
three-member Supreme
Court-appointed com-
mittee on farm laws on
Monday said he will de-
cide on whether to re-
lease the panel's report
after analysing the le-
gal consequences and
claimed that the two
other members have
given him the freedom
to take a call.
The panel, after stud-
ying the three farm laws
and consultation with
stakeholders, had sub-
mitted its report to the
apex court on March 19.
Since then, the re-
port has not been made
public despite Ghan-
wat having requested
the Chief Justice of
India in a letter dated
September 1 to release
the report in the public
domain saying its rec-
ommendations will
pave the way to resolve
the ongoing farmers'
agitation.
Speaking to PTI,
Ghanwat, President of
Shetkari Sanghatan,
said the committee met
on Monday against the
backdrop of the govern-
ment deciding to repeal
the three farm laws.
We discussed in de-
tail whether to make
the report public or not.
The other two members
gave me the freedom to
take a call on this issue.
I will decide after ana-
lysing the legal conse-
quences, if any, he
said.
The other two mem-
bers of the committee
are Ashok Gulati (agri
economist and former
chairman of Commis-
sion for Agricultural
Costs and Prices) and
Pramod Kumar Joshi
(agri economist and
Director for South
Asia at International
Food Policy Research
Institute). These two
members were not
available for com-
ments. The panel's re-
port is in ‘favour’ of
the farming commu-
nity and should be re-
leased in the public
domain in the larger
interest of the coun-
try's agriculture sector
and farmers' welfare.
Expressing dismay
over the government's
decision to repeal the
farm laws, Ghanwat
had last week said this
decision won't end the
agitation too. Because
their demand to make
MSP legal will be there.
And this decision won't
help the BJP politically
either. —PTI
A volunteer carrying tray of sweet rice to distribute among
protesting farmers against farm laws to be repealed by govt.
This is a very unfortunate decision. Farmers were given
some freedom, but now they will be exploited as they have
been exploited since independence or since British rule.
—Anil J Ghanwat, President of Shetkari Sanghatan
New Delhi: Bharat Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh
Tikait on Monday said it took the farmers over a year to
make a few people understand that the three agri-related
laws were harmful for them. Addressing a massive gath-
ering of a Kisan Mahapanchayat in Lucknow, Tikait said,
“It took us over a year to make a few people realise that
the new farm laws will harm farmers.”
TOOK US A YEAR TO MAKE SOME UNDERSTAND
FARM LAWS ARE HARMFUL FOR US: TIKAIT
Guwahati: Centre’s
decision to repeal
three controversial
farm laws following
has given a fresh
impetus to several
outfits in Assam to re-
vive the anti-CAA stir.
From (AASU) (KMSS),
outfits that were at the
forefront of movement
in 2019, to Raijor Dal
(RD) Assam Jatiya
Parishad (AJP), politi-
cal outfits formed by
leaders of protests,
are holding discus-
sions within their
organisations.—PTI
ASSAM OUTFITS
TO INTENSIFY
ANTI-CAA STIR
CRUCIAL READ
VACCINE WILL NOT BE ENOUGH TO STOP
PANDEMIC: WHO CHIEF
Geneva: The head of the World Health Organization
said Monday that a vaccine would not by itself stop
the coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic is raging
months after it broke
out, with infections
soaring past 54
million and claiming
more than 1.3 mil-
lion lives. “A vaccine
will complement the
other tools we have,
not replace them,”
director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.
“A vaccine on its own will not end the pandemic.”
KAMAL NATH
MEETS SONIA
GANDHI IN DELHI
Bhopal: Madhya
Pradesh Congress chief
Kamal Nath on Monday
met his party president
Sonia Gandhi in New
Delhi, with insid-
ers stating here that
the agenda included
“revitalizing” workers
and cadre for the 2023
Assembly polls. “After
returning from Delhi,
Nathji is going to hold
separate meetings with
the office bearers of
state party’s women
cell, ST wing, NSUI and
the Scheduled Caste
group on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday respective-
ly,” Mishra informed.
RSS WORKER’S
KILLIKG: 3 TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
Palakkad: Three
persons were taken
into custody by the
police on Monday in
connection with the
brutal murder of an
RSS worker, Sanjith at
Mambram, in Palakkad
on November 15. Po-
lice picked up Subair,
a native of Mundak-
kayam, and Salaam
and Ishaaq, both of
whom were natives of
Nenmara in Palakkad,
from Mundakkayam
near Kottayam.The
police initially took
Subair into custody and
subsequently two oth-
ers were picked from
the room of Subair.
MAN POSING FOR
VIDEO DIES AFTER
BEING HIT BY TRAIN
Hoshangabad: A
22-year-old man died
after being hit by a
train while posing for
a video along a railway
track, police in Madhya
Pradesh’s Hoshangabad
district said on Monday.
The deceased has been
identified as Sanju
Choure (22), a resident
of Panjara Kala village,
Pathrota police station
in-charge Nagesh Verma
said. ‘‘The man was
shooting a video along
with his friend for up-
loading on social media
accounts when he was
hit by a train in Sharad-
dev Baba area at around
5:30 pm,’’ he informed.
4-YR-OLD TREKS
TO MT EVEREST
BASE CAMP
New Delhi: For the
past 10 years, Advit’s
mother Shweta Golech-
ha hiked and trekked.
When she was preg-
nant with her son in
2017, she decided that
Advit would become the
youngest in the world
to reach the Everest
Base Camp. Advit, now
four years and a month
old has become the
youngest Asian to trek
to the base camp of
Mount Everest. Accom-
panied by his mother
and his uncle, Advit
started the climb on
October 28 and scaled a
height of 5,364 meters
on November 6.
BJP believes in ‘sabka saath’, others
do politics for vote bank, asserts Nadda
Gorakhpur: Hitting
out at the Opposition
parties, Bharatiya Ja-
nata Party (BJP) presi-
dent JP Nadda on Mon-
day said that BJP runs
on cultural nationalism
and democratic values
while the other parties
function on dynasty
and vote bank politics.
Nadda was address-
ing the BJP booth presi-
dent sammelan (conven-
tion) in Gorakhpur. Ad-
dressing party workers,
Nadda said, “We should
be proud that we are
members of a party
which has democracy at
its core. It is the part
whereanordinarywork-
er coming from an ordi-
naryfamilybecomesthe
Chief Minister of the
state and a worker like
me becomes the presi-
dent of the party
.
“BJP runs on cultur-
al nationalism. Other
political parties run on
dynasty. We have the
ideology of ‘Sabka
Saath’ and those people
(Opposition parties) do
politics only for ‘vote
bank’,” he stated.
Hailing Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi and
Uttar Pradesh Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath, Nadda said the
BJP government put in
its best efforts for the de-
velopment of the state.
“Modi ji from the
Centre has placed full
blessings on Uttar
Pradesh and Yogi ji has
left no stone unturned
for the development of
the state. Uttar Pradesh
is on the path of con-
tinuous development,”
added the BJP chief.
Earlier today, Nadda
offered prayers at Gora-
khnath Temple. Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath was also present
with him.
Assembly elections
in UP are slated for ear-
ly next year. —ANI
Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) National President JP Nadda addresses at the Booth President
Convention, in Gorakhpur on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
We should be
proud that we are
members of a party
which has at its
core. It is the part
where an ordinary
worker coming
from an ordinary
family becomes the
Chief Minister of
the state and a
worker like me
becomes the of the
party.
—JP Nadda,
BJP President
Defamation case on RaGa:
Mumbai HC defers hearing
Mumbai: The Bombay
High Court directed the
metropolitan magis-
trate’s court hearing
the defamation case
against Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi to defer
proceedings beyond De-
cember 20. Gandhi had
approached the high
court seeking quashing
of the complaint filed
against him for a state-
ment he allegedly made
at a rally in 2018.
On Monday, the com-
plainant Mahesh Huku-
mchand Shrishrimal,
purportedly a member
of the BJP, sought time
through his lawyer to
file a reply to Gandhi’s
petition. Lawyers Su-
deep Pasbola and Kush-
al Mor, representing
Gandhi, said he has
been directed to appear
before the magistrate’s
court on November 25.
Justice S K Shinde
granted two weeks’
time to the complain-
ant’s lawyer to file a re-
ply and directed the
trial court to defer pro-
ceedings beyond De-
cember 20.
In his complaint,
Shrishrimal had al-
leged that in September
2018, Gandhi had made
a defamatory statement
against PM Modi at a
rally in Rajasthan, due
to which the PM was
trolled by various news
channels and on social
media platforms. —ANI
Goyal meets
US trade
representative
Katherine Tai
New Delhi: Union Min-
ister of Commerce and
Industry Piyush Goyal
met with United States
Trade Representative
Katherine Tai on Mon-
day
.
Accompanied by Depu-
ty United States Trade
Representative Sarah
Bianchi, USTR Kather-
ine Tai is on a two-day
visit to India. This is
Tai’s first visit to India
after she took over the
office in March this
year. Earlier, in a state-
ment, the office of the
USTR said: “Ambassa-
dor Katherine Tai and
Ambassador Sarah Bi-
anchi will travel to New
Delhi, India to meet
with India’s Minister of
CommerceandIndustry
Piyush Goyal to deepen
the US-India trade rela-
tionship”.
Later, Tai and Bianchi
are scheduled to attend
a reception hosted by
Minister Goyal. —ANI
PNB denies data
breach claims
New Delhi: Punjab Na-
tional Bank has denied
claims made in a cyber
security firm’s report
that the personal data
of the bank’s millions
of customers was
breached due to a loop-
hole in its system.
The report by the cy-
ber security firm Cy-
berx9 was carried by
several media outlets.
It said that the bank
vulnerability PNB’s
server exposed the data
of its 180 million cus-
tomers for about seven
months. In a four-point
clarification note post-
ed on Twitter, the bank
said all the information
systems attached to the
bank’s server were
checked and no data
breach as mentioned in
the report was found.
AHEAD OF PUTIN’S VISIT
New Delhi: With Rus-
sianPresidentVladimir
Putin scheduled to visit
India from December 5,
a high-level Defence
Ministry meeting
would be held on Tues-
day to discuss the final-
isation of the over Rs
5,000 crore deal with
Russia to manufacture
7.5 lakh AK-203 assault
rifles in Uttar Pradesh’s
Amethi.
The AK-203 assault
rifles deal, which may
be signed during the
visit, would be taken up
for discussion in the
special defence acquisi-
tion council meeting to
be held on Tuesday, de-
fence sources told ANI.
The Russian designed
AK-203 will be made in
a factory in Amethi, Ut-
tar Pradesh.
The deal had been
agreed upon between
the two sides a few
years ago and now the
last major issue would
be resolving the issues
on the transfer of tech-
nology, they said.
High-level Def meet
to discuss AK-203 deal
Vladimir Putin

New Delhi: There is
no scientific evidence
so far to support the
need for a booster vac-
cine dose against COV-
ID-19, ICMR Director
General Dr Balram
Bhargava said on Mon-
day underlining the
completion of second
dose for India’s adult
population is the prior-
ity for the government
for now.
“Administering the
second dose of COV-
ID-19 vaccine to all
adult population and
ensuring that not only
India but the entire
world gets vaccinated
is the priority of the
government for now.
“More so, there is no
scientific evidence so
far to support the need
for a booster vaccine
dose against COV-
ID-19,” Bhargava told
PTI.
On the probability of
administering a boost-
er dose, Union Health
Minister Mansukh
Mandaviya recently
said that adequate
stocks are available
and the aim is to com-
plete the vaccination
of the target popula-
tion with two doses.
After that, a decision
on booster dose would
be taken based on ex-
pert recommendation,
he had said.
“The government
cannot take a direct de-
cision in such a matter.
When the Indian Coun-
cil of Medical Research
and expert team will
say that a booster dose
should be given, we
will consider it then,”
he had said, adding
that Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has al-
ways depended on ex-
pert opinion, be it vac-
cine research, manu-
facturing or approval.
According to offi-
cials, around 82 per
cent of the eligible pop-
ulation in India have
received the first dose
of the vaccine while
around 43 per cent have
been fully inoculated.
The total number of
COVID-19 vaccine dos-
es administered in the
country has exceeded
116.87 crore, according
to provisional reports
till 7 am.
The government has
launched a month-long
‘Har Ghar Dastak’ cam-
paign for house-to-
house COVID-19 vacci-
nation of those who are
yet to take a dose and
for people whose second
dose is overdue. —PTI
INDIA
06
NO SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT
NEED FOR BOOSTER DOSE: ICMR CHIEF
Day after its leader’s arrest, TMC gen
secy in Tripura for civic poll campaign
2 Bangladeshi
tourists stray
into India, sent
back: BSF
‘When the Indian Council of Medical Research and expert team
will say that a booster dose should be given, we will consider it then’
IN THE COURTYARD
HC SEEKS CENTRE’S RESPONSE ON PIL
AGAINST NAVY RECRUITMENT PROCESS
NO HEARING IN JAMIA VC APPOINTMENT
CASE TILL APPEAL IS LISTED, SAYS HC
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Monday sought
the Centre’s response on a petition challenging the
Indian Navy’s selection
process for recruitment
of Personnel Below
Officer Rank (PBOR). A
bench of Chief Justice
DN Patel and Justice
Jyoti Singh issued
notice on the public interest litigation by Vikram
Swami who claimed that the adoption of a “short-
listing criteria” based on cut-off marks before a
written examination is discriminatory.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Monday dismissed
an application seeking to hear and decide by Decem-
ber 3, a plea challenging the appointment of Jamia
Millia Islamia University’s
current Vice-Chancellor
Najma Akhtar. A bench of
Justices Rajiv Shakdher and
Talwant Singh said the ap-
plication does not deserve to
be entertained and that as and
when the appeal will be listed,
it will be heard. Every day so many matters are listed
before this court and are heard. There is nothing
special in this matter.
Mumbai: Ex- Ma-
harashtra HM Anil
Deshmukh’s son Hri-
shikesh Deshmukh was
an active participant
in money laundering
and had assisted his
father in projecting the
ill-gotten money as an
untainted donation, the
ED told a special court
here on Monday.The
anti-money launder-
ing agency submitted
an affidavit before the
court designated to
hear the cases of the
PMLA opposing the
pre-arrest bail plea filed
by Hrishikesh Desh-
mukh. —PTI
DESHMUKH’S SON
ACTIVE
PARTICIPANT: ED
New Delhi: (PTI)
The Supreme Court
Monday said it will hear
on December 6 a plea
filed by some students,
who had appeared in
the CBSE examinations
this year for improving
their marks in class 12,
seeking a direction to
the board to maintain
their original results.
The plea has been filed
by 11 students who
were declared passed
in the original results
by the Central Board of
Secondary Education
on basis of the evalua-
tion policy of 30:30:40.
—PTI
CBSE 12TH RESULT:
SC TO HEAR PLEA
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ANTI-DRUG AGENCY OFFICERS TRYING
TO ‘EXTORT MONEY’: SHIV SENA
Mumbai: The Shiv Sena on Monday said every
officer who was trying to extort money by falsely
implicating youngsters should be put behind bars,
days after the Bombay HC in its detailed order
granting bail to Aryan Khan and two others in the
drugs-on-cruise case observed that prima facie it
had not found any positive evidence against the
accused to show that they had conspired to commit
an offence.
Bengaluru/Chennai: Several cars were found sub-
merged in water in northern Bengaluru and many
neighbourhoods in pockets of northern Chennai’s
Manali were waterlogged after these areas experi-
enced heavy flooding as a result of torrential rain in
parts of the South over the last few days.
CARS UNDER WATER AFTER HEAVY RAIN
BATTERS PARTS OF BENGALURU
4 DEAD, 6 HURT
AS CAR HITS
TRUCK IN MAHA
GRENADE BLAST
OUTSIDE ARMY
CAMP IN PUNJAB
Palghar: Four persons,
including a two-year-
old child, were killed
and six others injured
when their car rammed
into a truck in Palghar
district of Maharash-
tra on Sunday, police
said. The accident
took place around
5.30 pm in Avandani
village at Boisar in the
district on the Mumbai-
Ahmedabad Highway,
an official said.
Pathankot (Punjab): A
grenade blast occurred
near the gate of the
Army cantonment here
following which an
alert has been sounded
in the border district,
police said on Monday.
‘MEET TO DISCUSS VACCINE
PLAN FOR CHILDREN LIKELY’
DISCUSSION ON 3RD COVID DOSE THIS WEEK: SOURCES
INCREASE VACCINE PACE:
MANDAVIYA TO STATES
8,488 NEW VIRUS
CASES, LOWEST
SINCE MAY 2020
HAASAN TESTS
COVID POSITIVE,
HOSPITALISED
New Delhi: COVID-19 inoculation for children
is among several important points to be dis-
cussed at a meeting of the government’s top
advisory group on immunisation in the next
two weeks, sources have said. The National
Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation in
India will also draw up a comprehensive plan
for giving additional doses to adults, people
with direct knowledge of the matter said.
New Delhi: COVID-19 vaccine stocks
available with states have nearly doubled
this month, government data shows. The
country’s top group on immunisation is
also likely to meet this week to discuss
giving an additional dose or a third dose,
sources said. The high stock of vaccines
is likely to come in handy for additional
doses.In October third week, the aver-
age vaccine availability was 10.85 crore
doses, which has now doubled to 21.66
crore. The average vaccination rate is
some 65 lakh a day. Any decision on
allowing additional doses will be based
on science and not because excess
vaccines are available, sources said. The
US is one of the nations that has started
giving booster doses.
New Delhi: Union Health Minister Mansukh
Mandaviya virtually conducted a meeting on
Monday to review the status of COVID-19 vac-
cination in Puducherry, Nagaland, Meghalaya
and Manipur. “We are in the last lap of COVID
vaccination. Let us launch an aggressive cam-
paign to ensure full COVID-19 vaccination by
increasing the pace of vaccination and expand-
ing the coverage,” stated Mandaviya.
New Delhi: India
logged 8,488 new
coronavirus infec-
tions today, taking the
country’s total tally
of COVID-19 cases to
3,45,18,901, the
lowest in 538 days,
according to the Union
Health Ministry data
updated this morning.
The figure is the lowest
reported since May last
year. The country re-
corded 249 new deaths
in the last 24 hours,
taking total fatalities to
4,65,911.
Chennai: Makkal
Needhi Maiam presi-
dent and actor Kamal
Haasan on Monday said
he has tested COVID
positive and has been
admitted to a hospital.
“I had mild cough fol-
lowing my return from
the USA. When I tested,
the coronavirus infec-
tion was confirmed. I
have isolated myself
in hospital. Everyone
should be on guard
realising that the COVID
spread has not faded,”
Haasan said in a tweet.
Agartala/Kolkata:
TMC general secretary
Abhishek Banerjee ar-
rived in Tripura on
Monday to take part in
a campaign for civic
elections, a day after the
party’s youth leader,
Saayoni Ghosh, was ar-
rested for allegedly dis-
rupting a meeting that
was being held by Chief
Minister Biplab Kumar
Deb.
Earlier in the day, a
suspicious bag at the
Agartala airport had
triggered a bomb scare,
just before Banerjee’s
arrival. It was later
moved to a cooling pit.
Banerjee is sched-
uled to hold campaigns
for party candidates
contesting the civic
elections, to be held on
November 25.
Condemning the “at-
tack” on TMC support-
ers and activists at a
police station here on
Sunday, Banerjee al-
leged that the law and
order has completely
collapsed in the state.
—PTI
YOUTH LEADER GETS BAIL
Trinamool Congress (TMC) General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee
addresses a press meet in Agartala on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Agartala: Actor-
turned-TMC leader
Saayoni Ghosh, who
was arrested on
charges of criminal
intimidation and at-
tempt to murder, was
on Monday granted
bail by the court
of additional chief
judicial magistrate in
West Tripura district.
Ghosh was held af-
ter she raised TMC’s
‘khela hobe’ slogan
to allegedly disrupt a
street-corner meet-
ing being held by
Tripura Chief Minister
Biplab Deb. Some
people accompany-
ing her had appar-
ently hurled stones
at those attending
the meeting, police
sources here said.
The Trinamool Youth
Congress president
was produced before
the court of the ad-
ditional chief judicial
magistrate in West
Tripura district, which
granted her bail.
The court also
asked her to furnish
a bail bond of Rs
20,000.
Shillong: Two Bangla-
deshi tourists who
strayed into India were
sent back by the BSF on
Monday as a goodwill
gesture, officials said.
They inadvertently
entered Indian territo-
ry in the South Garo
Hills district of Megha-
laya on November 20, a
BSF spokesperson
said.
They were identified
as Md Akhter Ujjaman
(43) of Mukhtir Kasan-
di village in Chandpur
district and Md Amirul
Islam (18) of Raipur vil-
lage in the Netrakona
district, he said. —PTI
First India Bureau
New Delhi: President
Ram Nath Kovind on
Monday conferred
Shaurya Chakra (post-
humously), the third
highest peacetime gal-
lantry award, on
Lance Naik Sandeep
Singh of 4 Para (Spe-
cial Forces) for killing
one foreign terrorist
and injuring two oth-
ers in an operation in
Jammu and Kashmir
in 2018. His wife Gur-
preet Kaur received
the award.
Sepoy Brajesh Ku-
mar of Punjab Regi-
ment of Indian Army
was also accorded
Shaurya Chakra post-
humously for killing
an A++ category ter-
rorist during an opera-
tion in Jammu and
Kashmir in 2018. His
wife Shweta Kumari
received the award
from the President.
Sepoy Hari Singh of
55th Rashtriya Rifles
was awarded Shaurya
Chakra posthumously
for killing a terrorist
and injuring another
in Jammu and Kash-
mir’s Pulwama in 2019.
PrezhonoursmilitarypersonnelwithGallantryawards
UNDAUNTED
President Ram Nath Kovind, PM Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and other dignitaries at the Defence Investiture Ceremony,
at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI

Two sisters drown in river in Udaipur
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Two sisters
drowned in a river on
Monday morning in
Udaipur. Jashoda Joshi,
32, and Rekha Joshi, 33,
were beauticians.
They were from
Badgaon and
were going to
deck up a bride.
Meanwhile,tave-
hicle was coming from
the front on the Gomti
river bridge between
Bana and Tharoda of
Sarada police station
area.Thegirldrivingthe
scooty panicked and
both the sisters fell into
the river along with the
scooty due to imbalance.
The incident hap-
pened around 7:30 am.
Theriverhas15to20feet
of water.Boththesisters
could not swim. Due
to this both of
them drowned.
The body of one
of them has been
taken out. While
the search for the sec-
ond sister is on.
Local people say that
the complaint of the
damaged bridge has
been given to the PWD
several times.
FATHER DROWNS TRYING TO
SAVE SON IN SRI DUNGARGARH
Bikaner: A child who was playing near a farm in Sri Dun-
gargarh fell in a pit. When the father saw him falling, he
himself jumped into the pit. The case is of Ranasar village
of Sri Dungargarh. Three-year-old Lalit Singh was playing in
the field. Father Khiv Singh was taking a bath near Diggi. As
soon as he saw the son falling, he jumped too. He could not
sustain himself in trying to save the son. Sri Dungargarh
police also reached the spot.
Kotanewborndeaths:HCconstitutespanel
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Justices MM
Srivastava and Vinod
Kumar Bharwani of the
Rajasthan HC ordered a
committee to probe the
cause of death of more
than 100 infants in Ko-
ta’s JK Lon Hospital in
December 2019. The
committee of three pae-
diatricians and two doc-
tors of AIIMS have been
ordered to submit their
report within a month.
A PIL filed by Dr Mith-
ilesh Gautam in Decem-
ber 2019 mentioned that
the hospital lacked ade-
quate medical facilities
for infants.
On behalf of the govt,
it was said that most of
the children who died
were being treated in pri-
vate hospitals. Their
families had admitted
the children to JK Lon
when they were serious.
Alwar Municipal Council chief, son
arrested for taking `80,000 bribe
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: Congress lead-
er and Alwar Munici-
pal Council Chairper-
sonBinaGupta and her
son Kuldeep Gupta
were arrested by the
ACB on Monday for
taking bribe. The two
will be produced in the
court today
. Gupta had
demanded a bribe of
`3,50,000 from the auc-
tioneer. About `1,35,000
was given earlier and
Gupta was arrested ac-
cepting `80,ooo.
The complainant
Mohanlal registered a
complaint about one-
and-a-half months ago
that he was an auction-
eer in the city council
and did the job of set-
ting up shops at the
temporary site of the
council besides some
promotional work. He
got 2% as commission
from the council. Gup-
ta, however, demanded
a 50 per cent bribe.
The complainant
said that the amount
received for his work
would be available only
when he bribes the
chairman. ACB has not
given information
about receipt of prop-
erty and cash at the
Chairperson’s house.
But sources said that a
large amount of gold
property related docu-
ments were recovered
from Gupta’s house.
Bina Gupta Kuldeep Gupta
Bundi ACB arrests sarpanch,
secy for taking `50,000 bribe
First India Bureau
Bundi: Bundi ACB has
arrested Jagdish Mee-
na, sarpanch of Ajeta
gram panchayat and
secretary Dhanraj Mee-
na, from Khatkar Tira-
he while taking a bribe
of `50,000 on Monday
.
According to the
ACB, DSP Gyan Chand
Meena said that the
complainant contractor
Pahlad Pajapat had
come to the ACB office
on November 20 and
said that the sarpanch
and secretary were ask-
ing for commission to
pass a bill.
After verifying the
complaint, the accused
sarpanch Jagdish Mee-
na and secretary Dhan-
raj Meena were arrest-
ed. Seeing the team, the
two accused tried to flee
but were nabbed.
Jagdish Meena Dhanraj Meena
Neglect in edu
of special kids:
HC seeks reply
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A bench of
Justices MM Srivas-
tava and Vinod Ku-
mar Bharwani in the
Rajasthan HC has
given four week’s
time to state govt to
respond in the matter
related to shortage of
special teachers for
the education of spe-
cial children. The
Special Persons Wel-
fare and Rehabilita-
tion Committee filed
a PIL in this regard.
According to rules,
there should be one
special teacher per
five such children.
REET BEd,
BSTC case: HC
hearing on
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The Jodh-
pur bench of Ra-
jasthan HC while
hearing a petition
seeking to exclude
B.Ed candidates from
the recruitment pro-
cess in Rajasthan
Teacher Eligibility
Test Level I posted
themattertobeheard
today due to lack of
time. The matter was
heard in the Division
Bench of Chief Jus-
tice Justice Akil
Qureshi, in which
Advocate General MS
Singhvi appeared on
behalf of State Govt.
Raj HC issues
notice to govt
on black fungus
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
High Court has is-
sued notice to the
state govt asking how
many people have
died due to black fun-
gus and how many
people are suffering
from it. A division
bench of Justices
MM Srivastava and
Vinod Kumar Bhar-
wani issued the no-
tice while hearing a
PIL in the matter of
non-availability of
proper treatment
and necessary medi-
cines even after de-
claring black fungus
disease as an epidem-
ic in the state.
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सर्व साधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक नीिे दिदित आरेिकों के आगे रदण्वत स्ान पर 90ए/90बी के तहत
पट्टा िाहा गया है जो दनम्न है।
क्र.
सं.
आवेदक का नाम व पता
राजसव
ग्ाम
खसरा नं.
क्ेत्रफल
वर्गरज
आवासीय/
वयावसाययक
आपयति प्रसततुत
करने का समय
1. श्ीमती धनपदत पत्ी रामदसंह मीना दिबसया
1152,
1873/1152
366.67 आरासीय 7 दिरस
2. श्ी मुकर्वम अिी पुत्र बिी मोहममि
बाढ
सािौिा
61 से 65 र
71, 73 से 77
र 79
3. श्ी भरानी दसंह मीना पुत्र दिप्रसाि मीना महाननिपुर 449/270 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
4.
श्ी दरक्रम दसंह राजपूत पुत्र जगिीि
प्रसाि राजपूत
उिेईकिा 5655, 5656 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
5.
श्ी रूप दसंह पूदर्वया पुत्र जगिीि प्रसाि
राजपूत
6. रुकसाना पत्ी मुकर्वम अिी दमजा्वपुर 38 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
7.
श्ी सुनीि कुमार राजपूत पुत्र श्ी जगिीि
प्रसाि राजपूत
8.
श्ी कािू राम मीना पुत्र दिममन िाि
मीना
दमजा्वपुर 459 से 466 31.11 आरासीय 7 दिरस
9.
श्ी कािू राम मीना पुत्र दिममन िाि
मीना
दमजा्वपुर
467 से 471 ि
473 से 481
10. श्ी गंगाराम मीना पुत्र मकिन िाि मीना दमजा्वपुर
1052, 1053,
1054
11. श्ीमती कृषणा िेरी पत्ी हादकम दसंह उिेईकिा 5745 128.89 आरासीय 7 दिरस
12. श्ी पपपू पुत्र अिाबकस
बाढ
सािौिा
89 155.55 आरासीय 7 दिरस
13. पपपू पुत्र अलिाबकस
बाढ
सािौिा
14. श्ीमती सनतरा मीना पत्ी रेि दसंह मीना उिेईकिा
6098 से
6099
15. श्ी घनशयाम सैनी पुत्र रामधन सैनी दमजा्वपुर 347 266.66 आरासीय 7 दिरस
16. श्ी घनशयाम पुत्र बद्ी िाि सािौिा 467 116.67 आरासीय 7 दिरस
17. श्ी संतोष कुमार गुपता पुत्र रामबाबू गुपता दमजा्वपुर
952, 953,
954
18. श्ी दरजेनद् कुमार जोिी पुत्र केिार प्रसाि गंगापुर 429 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
19. श्ी ईशरर दसंह पुत्र प्रभु दसंह दमजा्वपुर
952, 953,
954
20. श्ी दरजेनद् कुमार जोिी पुत्र केिार प्रसाि गंगापुर 429 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
21. श्ी सुरेि िनि गुपता पुत्र रामसररूप दमजा्वपुर
952, 953,
954
22. श्ी माया िेरी पत्ी मान दसंह दमजा्वपुर
952, 953,
954
23.
श्ी दगररराज प्रसाि र महेि कुमार पुत्रान
रामसररूप
गंगापुर
169, 172,
178
24.
श्ी दजतेनद् दसंह दससोदिया पुत्र घनशयाम
िाि बैररा
सािौिा 467 116.67 आरासीय 7 दिरस
25. श्ी बुद्धराम मीना पुत्र तोफानया मीना दमजा्वपुर 430 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
26.
श्ी रूपनारायण बैररा पुत्र ठणिीराम
बैररा
उिेईकिा 5840 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
27. श्ी सुनेि जैन पुत्र सतयप्रकाि जैन दमजा्वपुर 962 111.11 आरासीय 7 दिरस
28. श्ी रेि दसंह मीना पुत्र दमश्ी िाि मीना उिेईकिा 6098, 6099 133.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
29. श्ी कािूराम मीना पुत्र श्ी नानगराम दहगोदटया
168/2,
1011/ 168
30. श्ी महेनद् दसंह मािी पुत्र बद्ी िाि मािी गंगापुर 431 66.67 आरासीय 7 दिरस
31.
श्ी सुरेि कुमार गुपता पुत्र दगरा्वज
प्रसाि गुपता
सािौिा
126/ 571,
134, 135,
138, 139,
140, 141,
142, 143
32. श्ी दियाकत अिी पुत्र अलिाबकस
बाढ
सािौिा
33.
श्ीमती अदििेिी पत्ी सतपाि बैररा,
श्ीमती माया िेरी पत्ी हररप्रसाि बैररा
उिेईकिा 5833 150.33 आरासीय 7 दिरस
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Suspense over…
Meanwhile, portfolios
of 5 Cabinet ministers
have been changed in-
cluding three old cabi-
net ministers and two
ministers who have
been promoted from
MoS rank. BD Kalla
has been given Educa-
tion department in
place of his previously
held portfolio of Ener-
gy and PHED. Similar-
ly, Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas has
lost Transport depart-
ment but gained Food
and Civil Supplies
while Parsadi Lal Mee-
na, who held Industry,
has now been allotted
health. Tikaram July
has been given Social
Justice and Empower-
ment instead of his
previosuly held Labor
Department and
Bhajan Lal Jatav has
been given a major de-
partment like PWD in-
stead of formerly held
Home Guard.
The Social Justice
Department has been
given to July, a minis-
ter who comes from
the Dalit community.
This department was
earlier with late Mas-
ter Bhanwarlal.
Among the minis-
ters of state, the port-
folios of Bhanwar Sin-
gh Bhati, Rajendra Ya-
dav and Sukhram
Bishnoi have been
changed. Bhati gets
Energy, Water Re-
sources and IGNP,
while he was previous-
ly minister for higher
education. Bhati has
been given an inde-
pendent charge, as a
result of which his ‘po-
litical stature’ has in-
creased manifold. It is
also a coincidence that
both Kalla and Bhati
belong to the same dis-
trict (Bikaner). More-
over, Sukhram
Bishnoi has lost
the Forest de-
partment and
given Labor
and Revenue
instead.
The ministers of
state from the old cabi-
net who retained their
portfolios are Arjun
Singh Bamani-
ya (tribal area
development)
and Subhash
Garg (tech-
nical edu-
cation).
In an in-
teresting
t u r n
of events, Vishvendra
Singh, who was sacked
from the post of minis-
ter after the Sachin
Pilot camp re-
belled last
year, has
been giv-
en back
the same
d e p a r t -
ment. Sin-
gh has been
given Tour-
ism, in addi-
tion to Civil
Aviation.
Among the
15 minis-
ters who
took oath
on Sun-
day, He-
maram Choudhary is
the senior-most MLA.
He is a six time MLA.
Ramlal Jat is a four-
time MLA
Mahendrajeet Singh
Malviya, Vishvendra
Singh, Ramesh Meena,
Brijendra Ola and Mu-
rari Meena are three-
time MLAs.
While rest of the
ministers who took
oath on Sunday are
two-time MLAs.
Following the expan-
sion, the council of
ministers in the state
has 19 cabinet minis-
ters and 10 ministers
of state. The Rajasthan
cabinet can have a
maximum of 30 minis-
ters, including the
chief minister.
Meanwhile, After
the reshuffle in the Ge-
hlot cabinet, the port-
folios of the ministers
have been divided and
an attempt has been
made to strike a bal-
ance between the Ge-
hlot-Pilot camps, but
the ‘powerful portfoli-
os’ still remain with
the pro-Gehlot minis-
ters. The Pilot camp
has not got any other
big budget department
related to the public
except Rural Develop-
ment-Panchayati Raj,
Transport and Agri-
culture Marketing.
The portfolios that
the Sachin Pilot camp
had in the cabinet be-
fore the rebellion, ex-
cept for the PWD, have
all been given back to
the ministers support-
ing him, but these are
less as compared to the
Gehlot camp. An at-
tempt has been made
to restore the ‘lost’ de-
partments to the Pilot
camp, which were held
by its members prior
to the rebellion. The
ministers of the Pilot
camp have been given
the portfolios of Rural
Development and Pan-
chayati Raj, Forest and
Environment, Trans-
port, Agriculture Mar-
keting and Estates.
SHAKUNTLA
RAWAT
Industry, State En-
terprises, Devasthan
RAMESH
MEENA
Panchayati
Raj Rural
Development
BRIJENDRA
OLA (MoS)
Transport
Road Safety
(IC)
DR BD KALLA
Education (Primary
Secondary),
Sanskrit, Arts,
Literature, Culture
ASI
PRAMOD
JAIN BHAYA
Mines Petro-
leum, Gopalan
RAMLAL
JAT
Revenue
MAHENDRAJEET
SINGH MALVIYA
Water Resources,
IGNP, Water Resource
Planning Dept
RAJENDRA
GUDHA (MoS)
Sainik Kalyan (IC),
Home Guard Civil
Defence (IC), Pan-
chayati Raj Rural
Development
MAMTA BHUPESH
Women Child Wel-
fare, Child Empower-
ment, Planning
ASHOK CHANDNA
(MoS)
Sports Youth Affairs (IC),
Skills (IC), Employment
Enterpreneurship (IC), DIPR,
Disaster mgmt Relief,
Administrative Reforms
Co-ordination Dept, Statistic,
Policy Planning
DR MAHESH JOSHI
PHED, Ground Water
MURALILAL MEENA
(MoS)
Agriculture Marketing (IC),
Estate (IC), Tourism, Civil
Aviation
PARSADILAL MEENA
Medical Health, ESI,
Excise
SHALE MOHAMMAD
Minority Affairs, Waqf,
Colonization, Agriculture
Command Area, Develop-
ment Water Utilization
BHANWAR SINGH
BHATI (MoS)
Power (IC), Water Resource,
IGNP, Water Resources
Planning
SUKHRAM BISHNOI
(MoS)
Labour (IC), Factory Boil-
ers Inspection (IC), Revenue
HEMARAM
CHAUDHARY
Forest Environment
Climate Change
TIKA RAM JULLY
Social Justice Empower-
ment, Jail
GOVIND RAM
MEGHWAL
Disaster Mgmt Relief,
Admin Reforms Coor-
dination, Statistic, Policy
Planning
SHANTI DHARIWAL
LSG, UDH, Law Legal
affairs Legal Consultancy Of-
fice, Parl Affairs, Elections
ARJUN BAMNIYA (MoS)
Tribal Area Development (IC)
PHED, Ground Water
PRATAP S
KHACHARIYAWAS
Food Civil Supplies Con-
sumer Affairs
LAL CHAND KATARIA
Agriculture, Animal Hus-
bandry, Fisheries
RAJENDRA SINGH YADAV (MoS)
Higher Education (IC), Planning
(Manpower), (IC) State Motor Garage
(IC), Langauge Library (IC), Home
Justice
DR SUBHASH GARG (MoS)
Technical Education (IC), Ayurveda Indian Medi-
cines (IC), Public Grievances Redressal(IC),
Minority Affairs, Waqf, Colonization, Agriculture
Command Area Development Water Utilization
RAMESH
RAMESH PRAMOD
PRAMOD
CM GEHLOT’S POWER-PACKED CABINET!
AFTER ALLOTMENT OF PORTFOLIOS, MINISTERS OF THE NEWLY EXPANDED ASHOK
GEHLOT-LED CONGRESS GOVERNMENT ON MONDAY SAID FULFILLING THE PROMISES
MADE IN THE ELECTION MANIFESTO AND ENSURING EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF
POLICIES AND PROGRAMMES WILL BE AMONG THEIR TOP PRIORITIES.
Promoted by
Pacific Medical University
VISHVENDRA
SINGH
Tourism, Civil
Aviation
BHAJAN
LAL JATAV
PWD
ZAHIDA KHAN (MoS)
Science Technology
(IC), Printing Stationery
(IC), Education (Primary
Secondary) Arts, Literature,
Culture ASI
ASHOK GEHLOT
Finance, Taxation, Home Justice,
DOP, GAD, Cabinet Secretariat, NRI,
IT Communication, Rajasthan State
Investigation Bureau, DIPR
UDAI LAL
ANJANA
Co-operative
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After cabinet
reorganisation in Ra-
jasthan, now the prepa-
rations for expansion in
state Congress organi-
sation have started. It is
believed that most of
the appointments will
be made before the gov-
ernment completes
three years in Decem-
ber. For this, State Con-
gress President Govind
Singh Dotasra reached
Delhi.
Many disgruntled
leaders will be adjusted
in appointments to be
made in state organisa-
tion. Dotasra will hold
detailed discussion
with State in-charge
Ajay Maken about ap-
pointment of PCC
working committee,
district presidents,
block presidents their
executive committee
will also be formed.
Through these appoint-
ments, thousands of
Congress leaders and
workers will be given
position, so that the or-
ganisation can be acti-
vated for the assembly
elections to be held af-
ter two years.
Notably, State in-
charge Ajay Maken
held a discussion on or-
ganisation in Jaipur
with CM Ashok Gehlot
and PCC Chief GS Do-
tasra. Now Dotasara
and Ajay Maken will
hand over the list pre-
pared from Rajasthan
to National General
Secretary (Organisa-
tion) KC Venugopal for
approval. Sources re-
veal that former deputy
CM and PCC chief
Sachin Pilot wants to
adjust the leaders of his
camp in the PCC and
the executive commit-
tee of the districts as
well. In such a situa-
tion, the Congress High
Command will also dis-
cuss with Pilot.
Congress High Com-
mand has given the task
of demonstrations to all
state Congress commit-
tees against the Centre
regarding inflation and
increased fuel prices.
After announcing with-
drawal of three agricul-
ture laws, Congress is
also raising issue of
farmers’ deaths loss-
es so far in farmers’ stir.
There is a plan to capi-
talise on this as a big
failure of Centre the
party is preparing to
highlight the ‘7 years of
failure of Modi govern-
ment at the Centre’ be-
fore the public. There is
a Congress government
in Rajasthan, so a road
map is also being pre-
pared for programmes
of agitation and dharna
on a large scale in the
state.
Dotasra in Delhi to discuss
org appointments in state
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board Com-
missioner Pawan Arora
said on Monday that
while paintings give a
feeling of spiritual bliss
to a person, material ob-
jects provide momen-
tary happiness. “Paint-
ings give us spiritual
and mental happiness
everyday,” Arora said
while addressing the
closing ceremony of the
five-day 5th Jaipur Art
Festival organised at
Jawahar Kala Kendra.
It is noteworthy that
this art festival was or-
ganized by the Depart-
ment of Visual Arts,
Rajasthan University
and Pratibha Educa-
tional Development Re-
search Society
.
In his address on the
occasion, the Commis-
sioner said that in or-
der to preserve art, we
have to make it finan-
cially viable. “Artists
will also be able to give
their 100 percent only
when the paintings
made by them will get
appreciation and this
mode will be financial-
ly viable. Unless the
paintings made by art-
ists will not get the
right platform, till then
the purpose of art will
also not be fulfilled.
Therefore, efforts
should be made to make
the paintings made by
the artists reach as
many people as possi-
ble,” he said.
Arora claimed that
paintings have always
been his favourite. “See-
ing them gives a lot of
comfort and happiness
and there is a feeling of
positivity
. Various types
of paintings have been
seen in this festival.
The work done by the
artists on the canvas
with their own skill are
amazing,” he said
The Commissioner
also felicitated the win-
ners of various compe-
titions organised in
this art festival with
certificates and me-
mentos in the form of
prizes. Arora himself
also bought many
paintings to encourage
the artists. The festival
was attended by emi-
nent and emerging art-
ists including students
from several universi-
ties of the country
.
FROM PG 1
FIVE-DAY 5TH
JAIPUR ART FESTIVAL CONCLUDES
Paintings give a feeling
of spiritual bliss: Arora
RHB Commissioner
distributed prizes to
the winners of
various competitions
RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora addresses the closing ceremony
of the 5th Jaipur Art Festival organised at Jawahar Kala Kendra
on Monday. Also seen here are Sarvesh Bhatt, Chinmay Mehta,
BK Dutta and Rakesh Gupta.
GS Dotasra met Congmen and general public at his Civil
Lines residence in Jaipur before departing for New Delhi on
Monday. Khanukhan Budhwali , Satyendra Meena and others
were also present.
Dimple Sharma
New Delhi: PCC
President GS Dotasra
on Monday, attended a
high-level party meet-
ing in New Delhi called
on the direction of
Party President Sonia
Gandhi. Strategy of
protest against Centre
over inflation was
discussed wherein,
the presidents in
charge of three states
were present. In the
meeting chaired by
AICC general secretary
(org) KC Venugopal,
AICC general secretary
in charge for Rajasthan
Ajay Maken, Punjab
CM Charanjit Singh
Channi, ex- Haryana
CM Bhupinder Singh
Hooda, in-charge
Vivek Bansal, Haryana
Congress President
Kumari Selja, Navjot
Singh Sidhu, Punjab in-
charge Harish Chaud-
hary, UP Congress
President Ajay Kumar
Lallu were also present.
DOTASRA ATTENDS HIGH-LEVEL
PARTY MEET IN DELHI
CM Ashok Gehlot
Governor Kalraj Mishra and CP Joshi during Sunday’s oath ceremony with Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his ministers. —FILE PHOTO

he young model, Kang-
gana Malik spilling the
beans about her home-
coming journey after
she was crowned as the
fourth runner
up of First
Miss Teen India
2021. Kanggana
shared, “I was
overwhelmed with
happiness with
that adrenaline
rush in my body
when the crown
was placed upon
my head I could
already feel the
weight of respon-
sibility a queen
carries upon her-
self.”
Talking about
her experience
during the pag-
eant she men-
tioned that al-
though after
facing difficul-
ties during the
ramp walk
because of a
leg injury
that she in-
c u r r e d .
And yet,
she did not
hamper her
self confidence and
therefore did not deter
her determination
from performing my
level best.
While coming
back home with
a crown was yet
another experi-
ence that could
not be shared in
words and yet she
c o m m e n t e d ,
“Homecoming
was one of the
best parts of
the journey
because
it’s not
like we
get to
bring a
c r o w n
home every day
and the immense
amount of love and ap-
preciation is a feast to
the eyes.”
Currently, a first-
year student who is
completing her Di-
ploma in Fashion
Communication as-
pires to become an
editor for the Vogue
magazine. As a model,
she would also use this platform
to voice her thoughts about how
one can put an end to sexual
harassment by just changing
their mindset which will not
only make the country safer for
women but also a country that
proves to provide the freedom
that one deserves.
JAIPUR, TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 23, 2021
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Swati Jangid crowns the gorgeous Kanggana Malik as the top 5 finalists of First Miss Teen India 2021
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
SUSHMITA AIND
sushmita.aind@firstindia.co.in
T
To Stars Beyond
Kanggana Malik, the fourth runner up of First Miss India Teen 2021 held
at Novotel, Goa on Oct 30’21, gets candid about her journey and future
aspirations with an exclusive interview with City First!
Kuro, Kanggana’s furry friend
welcomes her with a warm hug Kanggana’s Nani, Bindu Sood welcomes the diva after her victory
Kanganna dedicates her crown to
her little sister, Khushboo Malik
Kanggana flaunting her moves
during the talent round

10
ETC
ENA DATTA,
Blogger
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
Take up meditation or
yoga for achieving a fit
body and mind. You will
manage to tie up a lot
of loose ends on the
domestic front. Your desire to visit
someplace out of town is likely to get
fulfilled. You will manage to book prop-
erty that you had been wanting to for
long.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Setting out early on a
journey will be in your
favour. A property
matter will proceed
smoothly get your
dream house. Excellent academic
performance will help you catch up
with the lead pack. If love has eluded
you, don’t despair as your perfect mate
is set begin a locing journey with you.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Depressing thoughts
vanish as a special
friend lifts up your
spirits. Those fed up of
frequent travelling will
be able to do something about it.
Major changes may be initiated in a
property owned by you. You will need
to become proficient in everything
opted for on the academic front.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Family will be loving
and supportive of your
ideas. A ride to the
countryside will help
some unwind. Property
issues are likely to get settled in your
favour. Distractions may find your
focus wavering on the academic front,
so take care. Someone you hate is
likely to turn over a new leaf.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Enjoying extra time on
your hands on the
academic front may not
be possible today. You
enjoy good health by
remaining regular in your exercise
regimen. A guest will prove quite
entertaining and lighten the domestic
atmosphere. Gains from rented out
property are foreseen.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
A family youngster may
need to be dealt with
firmly in regards to
spending money. You
will need to define your
career goals clearly before deciding
what to pursue on the academic front.
You will be able to overcome the
feeling that nobody loves or cares for
you.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
Selective eating will keep
you fit. Taking up
meditation will prove
beneficial. A family
youngster may require a
push from your side to gain confidence
in something attempted. Adopting a
more convenient route for workplace is
possible. Giving a facelift to an ancestral
house is on the cards for some.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Planning something
together with family will
be fun. Good news on
the professional front
can prove highly
motivating. A different mode of
conveyance will be better suited to
your needs. A good price can be
expected for a piece of property being
sold.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
A family get together
may find you in your
element. Travelling to
meet someone close is
indicated. A house or an
apartment is likely to come in your
name. Competition on the academic
front may unsettle you, but not
discourage you to put your best foot
forward.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You may get involved in
arranging something on
the family front. A loan
you had applied for will
be sanctioned.
Remaining regular in workouts is the
key to achieve total health. You get a
chance to visit your favourite place.
Settling a property deal is on the cards
for some.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Some of you will have a
good time in the
company of friends or
cousins. Going on a
short vacation in future
after lockdown restrictions just for a
break is possible. A property is likely to
be yours soon. You will be able to
maintain the tempo on the academic
front and fare well.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Coming back in shape
can prove an uphill task
for some. You will go
out of your way to
extend a helping hand
to a family member. Be careful of
property dealers promising you the
moon. Doing exceptionally well on the
academic front will add to your
prestige.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
SaurabbhSachdeva
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AROHA, EVERY PIECE OF
JEWELLERY TELLS A STORY!
ythology and heritage
has influenced art for
centuries, especially in
India, ancient Greece
and Rome. Goddess and
symbols have been used
to create powerful mes-
sages in fine art and sculpture, as
well as within wearable works,
such as jewellery
.
“Aroha comes from Sanskrit
word AROH which means to rise
or bloom. It represents the cha-
risma of the modern era wom-
en,”
Deya Chauhan creates ancient
designs into modern forms with
a touch of class and beauty
. With
designs displaying a passion for
history and tradition, the Aroha
Collection plays on a love for my-
thology and vintage.
Deya Chauhan, Founder and
Designer of Aroha by Dea Chau-
han says, “I created these designs
keeping in mind the power of
women and most of the names of
my Jewellery are inspired by god-
dess like Lakshmi, Durga, Radha
etc. Each scale is lovingly hand
carved, and precious stones are
meticulously selected to bring
the heritage, the essence of my-
thology from the pages of old
times and into the world of mod-
ern jewellery. Our pieces are de-
signed for world-explorers, his-
tory and vintage lovers, and
those who would like to add a bit
of eccentricity to their jewellery
box.”
Dating back thousands of
years, mythology helps the mod-
ern reader reflect on past civili-
zations through stories, and of-
tentimes parallel to modern soci-
ety continue to be drawn. The
earrings, necklaces have been
hand carved to put life in the col-
oured precious stones.
Inspired by mythology and
heritage, Deya created Aroha in
2020, to showcase her love of old-
world techniques and motifs.
Deya Chauhan puts an edgy and
modern spin on sentimental, sus-
tainable jewellery
, creating styles
that are both easily wearable and
instant heirlooms.
KAVITA CHAUHAN
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
M
Founder, Deya Chauhan

POORVI SINGHAL
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
ashion fads are
like flings; they
keep coming
and going. But,
the one classic
that will never,
never ever
break our hearts is the
bodycon dress. It avows
to be 'the one' with its
body-hugging silhou-
ette that accentuates
our curves, just at the
right places. If you
know, you know! Seems
like it isn't just me who
believes so. Our Bolly-
wood celebrities attest
to the same and how!
Here are some B-town
beauties who make a
‘jaw-dropping, smoking
hot’ statement in body-
con dresses.
F
CELEBRITIES WHO MAKE A
CASE FOR BODYCON DRESS
B-town stars that are giving us major styling goals
with their unique spin on the classic bodycon dress
Piggy Chops with her luscious curves and
avant-garde fashion is a close runner-up. Play-
ing around with poppy colours, OTT belts and
body-swaddling co-ord sets, the global star
looks right out of the ramp every time she pos-
es for the paps. What I really appreciate about
her looks though, is how achievable they are for
fashion victims like ourselves! Just throw on a
broad belt on an LBD and you’ll be all set to take
your bodycon dress from desk to dine in no time.
Topping the charts with her under-
stated charm is Deepika Padukone!
Right from her serene white dress with
a plunging back to the cool-blue look fea-
turing a snug sky dress, cobalt trench
and strappy stilettos in the same colour
family, DP is a strong advocate of the clas-
sics. Creating a beautiful melange of west-
ern silhouettes and ethnic embroidery, the
A-lister made a head-turning statement in
a Sabya bodycon dress. She signed off her
look with a glittering Kundan choker and
kohl-rimmed eyes. From weddings to soi-
rees, winter wonderland to shopping sprees,
Padukone can truly rock this style anywhere
and everywhere!
Growing up, I had always wanted a figure as
striking as Katrina’s. I guess I’m still just
growing up..never mind! What really oomphs up
that stellar physique are Kat’s bodycon dresses.
Be it a crystal-studded mini dress for a night
out or a muted salmon one for the daytime
events, she really knows how to style these
beautiesintheirfullglory
.Whatmakesherlooks
all the more doable are easy-breezy hair waves,
dewy make-up and just a bright pop on the lips.
The bubbly girl of Bollywood, Jacqueline
Fernandez, is not too far off with her cas-
ual approach to the bodycon dress. Papped
in a black and white striped snug dress, she
truly looked like a girl-next-door. To add to
the glamour quotient, she opted for a shim-
mery bodycon gown fgeaturing a thigh high
slit and a plunging neckline. Well, I can to-
tally see myself aping this look the next
time I wear a bodycon dress.
ETC 11
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Katrina Kaif
Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Jacqueline
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