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KHELO INDIA UNIVERSITY GAMES 2021
Propagate clean sports and
don’tusePEDs,saysThakur
New Delhi: Union
Sports Minister Anurag
Thakur on Sunday in-
teracted with partici-
pants from various uni-
versities ahead of the
Khelo India University
Games 2021 in Bengalu-
ru. The Union Minister
paid a surprise visit to
the Jain University
Global Campus-venue
for 13 disciplines in-
cluding new additions
Mallakhamba and Yo-
gasana.
He walked to various
sporting arenas and
took cognisance of the
arrangements made for
the participants to en-
sure they have a memo-
rable event at the KIUG.
Advising the budding
athletes of the country,
Thakur said, “Play in
the spirit of sportsman-
ship. I would advice
them to propagate clean
sports and not use per-
formance enhance-
ments drugs. That is
why we have NADA
here to give athletes the
right information.”
Union Minister Youth Affairs Sports Anurag Thakur interacts
with the officials, coaches, referees, athletes at KIUG 2021.
India, a land with
universal vision: Shah
Puducherry: Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah on Sunday said
culture was the com-
mon thread binding the
citizens of the country
across different re-
gions, and India, with
its hoary traditions of
spirituality and cul-
ture, always had a uni-
versal outlook that was
not limited by geopoliti-
cal confines.
In his address at the
150th birth anniversary
celebrations of poet, na-
tionalist and philoso-
pher, Sri Aurobindo,
Shah heaped praises on
the latter and said to un-
derstand India, one has
to read or listen to him.
“From Kashmir to
Kanyakumari to
Dwaraka to Bengal,
there is one culture that
binds ,” Shah said.
HM Amit Shah being received by Puducherry CM N.Rangasamy and
Lt Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
In tit-for-tat move,
India suspends
tourist visas for
Chinese citizens
New Delhi: India has
suspended tourist visas
issued to Chinese na-
tionals, global airlines
body International Air
Transport Association
(IATA) has told its mem-
ber carriers.
The move appeared
to be a response to Bei-
jing stonewalling In-
dia’s appeals about ap-
proximately 22,000 In-
dian students enrolled
in Chinese universities
who are unable to go
back for physical class-
es. However, the neigh-
bouring country has till
date refused to let them
enter.
These students had to
leave their studies in
China and come to In-
dia when the Covid-19
pandemic began in the
beginning of 2020.
CRUCIAL READ
CONG RUBBISHES
RANA’S CHARGE AS
POLITICAL VENDETTA
New Delhi: The Congress
on Sunday termed as
“political vendetta” the
allegation by Yes Bank
co-founder Rana Kapoor
who has told the ED that
he was “forced” to buy an
MF Husain painting from
party leader Priyanka
Gandhi Vadra.
KHERI CASE: ASHISH
RETURNS TO JAIL AS
SC SETS ASIDE BAIL
Lucknow: Six days after
the Supreme Court set
aside the Allahabad High
Court’s order granting
bail to Ashish Mishra,
the Lakhimpur Kheri
case accused surren-
dered in a local court on
Sunday and returned to
district jail.
DIGITAL TRANSACTIONS WORTH `20,000
CRORE SEEN DAILY: PM IN MANN KI BAAT
New Delhi: Delivering his 88th Mann ki Baat ad-
dress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday
spoke about how India has been making strides
towards a cashless economy and that digital
transactions worth about `20,000 crore take
place each day across the country, including in
the remotest regions.
Rana‘power couple’
sent to 14-day judicial
custody for Sedition
Mumbai: The Maha-
rashtra government has
invoked charges under
the Sedition Act against
MLA Ravi Rana and his
MP wife Navneet Rana,
who were arrested ear-
lier by the Mumbai Po-
lice over allegedly pro-
moting enmity between
different groups
The couple was ar-
rested late on Saturday
after they announced
that they would chant
the Hanuman Chalisa
outside Uddhav Thack-
eray’s residence ‘Ma-
toshree’.
The police said that
an FIR under Sections
153A, 35, 37, 135 of the
Bombay Police Act had
been filed against them.
Another FIR under Sec-
tion 353 of the IPC was
registered.
They were taken to
the Bandra Holiday
Court on Sunday where
Special public prosecu-
tor Pradeep Gharat said
that the Sedition Act
had been invoked
against the two. The
couple has been sent to
judicial custody for 14
days.
MLA Ravi Rana and his MP
wife Navneet Rana.

❍ MATOSHRI HANUMAN CHALISA ROW
IAS NANNU MAL,
RAS SANKHLA
BROKER SENT TO
JUDICIAL CUSTODY
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: IAS officer Nannu
Mal Pahadia, RAS officer
Ashok Sankhla and his
broker Nitin Sharma
were remanded to the
judicial custody on
Sunday after they were
produced in a court. The
trio was held on Satur-
day for taking bribe of Rs
5 lakh from a builder in
lieu of allowing smooth
construction work on
Delhi-Mumbai express-
way. After his arrest,
Pahadia complained of
uneasiness on Saturday
night and was taken
to a hospital for check
up. ACB has recovered
35 expensive bottles of
liquor and Rs 1 lakh cash
from his residence. P7
WITH AN EYE TO WIN GUJARAT,
GEHLOT ‘WOOS’ PATIDARS IN RAJ!
First India Bureau
Sagwara: With Gujarat
slated to witness assem-
bly elections in a few
monthsandPatidarcom-
munity being one of the
dominant communities
in the state, Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot ad-
dressed a gathering of
Patidar community
Gyanpur of Sagwara as-
sembly constituency of
Dungarpur district of
Rajasthan on Sunday
.
Notably
, the community
has good presence both
in Gujarat as well as in
thedistrictsof Rajasthan
bordering Gujarat.
Gehlot said that 90
lakh people are getting
pension and six lakh
farmers are getting elec-
tricity free of cost in Ra-
jasthan and that his gov-
ernment is committed
to the holistic develop-
ment of Rajasthan.
Benefits of health,
food, education, clean
drinking water and so-
cial security are reach-
ing every single person
through public welfare
schemes, he said at the
‘mahasammelan’. Ge-
hlot said Rajasthan has
become the first state in
the country to present a
separate agriculture
budget to benefit farm-
erswithabudgetarypro-
vision of Rs 89,000 crore.
He said the state gov-
ernment has waived the
loans of about 22 lakh
farmers, and added that
Mahatma Gandhi Eng-
lish Medium Schools
have also been opened
and while appealing to
thePatidarsocietyasked
them to get their chil-
drenadmittedinEnglish
schools being opened by
the government.
Gehlotstressedthatan
atmosphere of non-vio-
lence needs to be created
within the country
. “It is
our duty to respect all re-
ligions. Therefore, all of
ustogethershouldmain-
tain peace and harmony
in the state. Turn to P8
CM Ashok Gehlot waving at the gathering on Sunday.
Samba: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi Sunday reached
out to the youth of
Kashmir assuring
them that they will not
suffer the way their
parents and grandpar-
ents had in the past
as he inaugurated
and laid the founda-
tion stones of a slew
of projects for the
Union Territory
.
“Mein aap ko yeh
kar ke dikhaunga.
Main aap ko yah vish-
was dilaney aya
hoon (I
will prove it to you and I have
come here to give you this as-
surance),” Modi said address-
ing the 30 lakh elected rural
local body members across the
country on the occasion of
Panchayat Divas celebrations
from the Samba district’s Palli
village.
In his first visit to the Union
Territory after the abrogation
of Article 370 in August 2019,
he showcased a transforming
Jammu Kashmir with a fast
pace of development as he
launched and laid the founda-
tion stones for several develop-
ment projects worth around Rs
20,000 crore. These included the
inauguration of the Banihal-
Qazigund road tunnel and a 500
KV solar power plant at Palli.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and JK Lt. Governor Manoj Sinha during a rally on
Panchayati Raj Day, at Palli in Samba district on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
MODI: SCHEMES OF
GOVT BEING RAPIDLY
IMPLEMENTED IN JK
Samba: Modi said that
“democracy is thriving in the
Union Territory at the grassroot
level... and Central government
schemes are being rapidly im-
plemented. It’s a big day in the
development journey of Jammu
Kashmir. We are inaugurat-
ing and laying the foundation
stone of multiple development
initiatives worth over Rs 20,000
crore. It is a matter of immense
pride that democracy is thriving
in Jammu Kashmir at the
grassroot level,” the Prime Min-
ister said addressing all Gram
Sabhas across the country.
BLAST ON JAMMU
OUTSKIRTS; MAY BE
METEORITE: POLICE
Jammu: An explosion took
place in an agriculture field on
the outskirts of Jammu on April
24 with police suspecting that
it was caused by a lightning
strike or a meteorite. The blast
was reported in Lalian village
in Bishnan belt. “We suspect
it to be a meteorite.... might
be lightning”, a senior police
officer told PTI.
AIM IS TO PROVIDE
ALL-WEATHER
ROADS TO JK: PM
PM Modi said that when
he talks about ‘Ek Bharat,
Shreshtha Bharat’, his
focus is on connectivity and
bridging distances. “Our
aim is to provide all-weather
connectivity to JK,” he
added, further saying, “a
new story of development is
being written in Jammu and
Kashmir as many private
investors are interested to
come to the Union Territory.”
Mein aap ko yeh
kar ke dikhaunga,
PM commits to
valley’s populance
PM Narendra Modi speaks during
a rally on Panchayati Raj Day, at
Palli in Samba district of Jammu
on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
YOU WON’T SUFFER
LIKE YOUR PARENTS,
GRANDPARENTS DID,
MODI ASSURES KASHMIRI YOUTH

RAJASTHAN
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Kota (PTI): An exclu-
sive township for dairy
farmers is set to come
up in the education city
of Rajasthan with 738
houses, fodder stores
and a single cattle shade
capabletoaccommodate
at least 28 cattle.
The one-of-its-kind
township being built un-
der the Rs 300 crore-
worth Devnarayan Inte-
grated Housing Scheme
(DIHS) by Kota Urban
Improvement Trust
(UIT) will be completed
by April 30, officials said
on Sunday
.
Preparations are un-
derway to shift the ani-
mal rearers into the 738
houses attached with a
cattle yard and fodder
store in the first week of
May
, they said.
According to UIT of-
ficials, the township is
spread over 105.09 hec-
tares of land in Dharm-
pura and Bandha vil-
lageamidnaturalgreen-
ery, away from the ur-
ban hurly-burly
, around
7 kilometers from south-
ern bypass.
Rajasthan Urban De-
velopment Housing
Minister Shanti Dhari-
wal noted that the up-
coming township will
improve the lifestyle of
diary farmers and pro-
vide city residents a sus-
tainable relief from
stray cattle menace that
had posed a threat to
them despite city being
listed in ‘Smart City’.
Commenting on the
project, Kota collector
HarimohanMeena,who
is also the UIT chair-
man, said it is a one-of-
its kind initiative and
special camps will be
organised for allotment
of drinking water and
domestic electricity
connection to the dairy
farmers from April 25
April 30.
Exclusive township for dairy farmers in Kota
COMING SOON
SEVERE HEAT @40°C!
SEVERE HEAT @40°C!
Deserted view of Statue Circle with no movement and a visitor splashing
water on the face amid intense heat was captured by FIRST INDIA PHOTO
JOURNALIST SUMAN SARKAR on Sunday. As per MeT most parts of Rajasthan
recorded an increase of one to two degrees Celsius in maximum temperature
on Sunday. At 44 °C, Barmer remained the hottest place. Jaipur Meteoro-
logical Centre Director Radheshyam Sharma said the weather will remain dry
in the state in the coming days. He said that due to increase in temperature
by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius in the next 48 hours, there is a strong possibility of
heatwave in the districts of Bikaner and Jodhpur and Jaipur, Bharatpur divi-
sions with maximum temperature likely to touch 44-45°C from April 26.
Panchayati Raj Day: Increase
active participation, says Poonia
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP state presi-
dent Satish Poonia on
Sunday interacted with
young public represent-
atives of Panchayti Raj
and asked them for ac-
tive participation.
The ‘Yuva Jan Prati-
nidhi Samvad’ pro-
gramme was organised
by BJYM state presi-
dent Himanshu Shar-
ma on the importance
of Panchayati Raj and
urban local bodies’ gov-
ernance.
Poonia said that if
the BJP representatives
of Panchayati Raj in-
crease their active par-
ticipation, then surely
the Gram Sabha will get
new strength and Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s dream of a de-
veloped village will
come true.
“The idea of Antyo-
daya will also get a
boost,” he said.
Himanshu Sharma
said that the means of
s e l f - e m p l o y m e n t
should be available in
the villages so that the
village can become self-
reliant and the dream
of PM Modi of building
a self-reliant India can
be fulfilled.
Dr Satish Poonia during the event on Sunday at BJP HQ. Himanshu
Sharma, Rama Devi are also seen. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
Alwar: Report sent to Poonia;
journo booked under sedition
Ashvini Yadav
Shweta Mishra
Alwar/Jaipur: A fact-
finding committee
formed by the BJP in
the matter of demoli-
tion of temples in Al-
war’s Rajgarh submit-
ted its report to the
party’s state president
Satish Poonia.
Poonia said that the
committee has collect-
ed some facts and after
collecting more infor-
mation, a strategy for
agitation will be made.
He said that the party
will be issuing a black
paper against the state
government in which
Karauli violence, tem-
ple demolition in Raj-
garh and deteriorating
law and order will be
made.
Meanwhile, locals
have formed a Mandir
Sangharsh Samiti to
take up their fight.
They said that politi-
cians in the state are
just leveling allega-
tions on each other.
Former union min
and AICC general sec-
retary Jitendra Singh
said that BJP’s demand
is not legal and the
party’s board had
passed proposal in Ra-
jgarh Nagar Palika. He
said that the Nagar Pa-
lika will allot plots to
those who have suf-
fered losses.
Meanwhile, a TV
news anchor was
booked in Bundi and
Dungarpur districts
under sedition charges
for disturbing religious
atmosphere, inciting
communal riots
through fake news.
JAIPUR GIRL HANGS SELF; PRIVATE SCHOOL,
WIFE OF COLLEGE OWNER UNDER RADAR
WOMAN RAPED
BY EMPLOYER IN
SCRAP FACTORY
GODOWN
Jaipur: A rape of a
25-year-old girl by his
employer has come to
light in the Jaisinghpura
Khor area of the city.
The victim works at the
scrap warehouse. The
accused mixed intoxi-
cants in a cold drink and
when the girl fell uncon-
scious he did the hei-
nous act. The accused
threatened to kill her, if
she revealed the matter.
The victim has lodged
a report and the police
have started the search
for the accused. SHO
Satpal Yadav informed
that a 25-year-old girl
went to the warehouse
on April 21 at around 4
pm, where the accused
employer was alone
at the godown. After
talking to her for a while
he gave her a glass of
cold drink mixed with
intoxicants. Police is
probing the issue.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A 17-year-old
girl allegedly commit-
ted suicide by hanging
in Bindayaka area on
Jaipur’s Sirsi road. The
girl, who was a student
of Class 11, first cut the
vein of her hand and
then hanged herself
from a ceiling fan.
SHO of Bhankrota
police station RP Sin-
gh said that Sangeeta
Suthar, daughter of
Bhagwan Ram, resi-
dent of Bajrang Vatika
in Bindayaka, hanged
herself.
One-of-its-kind township will be built with budget of `300 crore.
Jaipur: Assistant Public Relations Officer Recruitment
Examination-2021 was conducted by Rajasthan Staff
Selection Board on Sunday from 10:00 am to 12:00
pm. Exams were held at the
examination centers of District
Headquarters Jaipur. A total
of 6 thousand 98 candidates
were registered in this
competitive examination. The
attendance of the examinees
was about 61.48 percent. During the examination, the
arrangements at many examination centers were in-
spected by the Chairman of the Board Shri Hari Prasad
Sharma and the members themselves.
Jaipur: Sanganer Sadar police station has caught
betting worth lakhs of rupees on an IPL cricket match
on Saturday evening. Betting was being done in a house
on an IPL match. Police raided the
house and arrested three bookies.
Betting equipment and accounts
worth lakhs of rupees have been
confiscated from the possession
of the bookies. DCP (South) Mrid-
ul Kachhawa said that bookie Anil
Lalwani (32) resident Dadudayal Nagar Muhana, Ashok
Balchadani (34) resident of Secretariat Nagar Sanganer
Sadar and Harish Kumar (38) resident Krishna Colony
Ramgarh Mor were arrested while betting on IPL cricket
match. The accused are being questioned. Police is thor-
oughly checking the SIM card, 16 mobiles recovered.
Jaipur: On the occasion of the birth anniversary of for-
mer Raj CM Tikaram Paliwal,a wreath laying ceremony
was held at State Headquarters of Congress at Indira
Gandhi Bhawan, Station
Road on Sunday. On this
occasion former MP Ashk
Ali Tak, Rajendra Moond,
Giriraj Garg, Manju Shar-
ma, Navrang Singh, Riyaz
Farooqui, Tarachand, Go-
pal Navaria, Vipin Yadav,
D and others were present.
They offered flowers on the picture of Tikaram Paliw-
al. In the Rajasthan Assembly also the Late. Tikaram
Paliwal was remembered with reverence by offering
flowers to the picture in the program organized on the
occasion. The officers and employees of the Vidhan
Sabha offered flowers on the portrait of Late Paliwal.
APRO EXAM HELD; 61.48 PER CENT OF
TOTAL 6098 APPEARED IN THE EXAM
COPS WHO SAVED LIVES IN VIDHYADHAR
NAGAR FIRE HONOURED BY SIKH SOCIETY
IPL BETTING RACKET BUSTED, 3 BOOKIES
HELD, BETTING EQUIPMENTS SEIZED
TIKARAMPALIWAL’SJAYANTIHELDATPCC
HEADQUARTER AND VIDHAN SABHA
NEWS DIGEST
AAP: BJP
offices should
be bulldozed
to stop riots
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Aam Aad-
mi Party’s (AAP) Ra-
jasthan in-charge Vinay
Mishra said on Sunday
that BJP offices should
be demolished with
bulldozers if riots are
to be stopped in the
country. “Ever since
BJP came to power,
communal riots are tak-
ing place in the country
.
If there is any univer-
sity for riots, it is the
office of BJP. Bulldoz-
ers run on BJP offices
and riots will stop in the
whole country,” he said
while speaking at the
activist dialogue pro-
gram in Bharatpur on
Sunday
.
Mishra is AAP MLA
from Delhi’s Dwarka.
He said where BJP does
not win elections, they
get riots done. “Hindu-
Muslims are being pro-
voked all over the coun-
try, just so that people
deviate from the issues.
SUICIDE NOTE FOUND
35-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DIES BY SUICIDE
IN RENWAL; NO SUICIDE NOTE FOUND
FATHER FILES FIR OF 3 GIRLS MISSING;
ACCUSES MATERNAL UNCLE OF KIDNAP
Jaipur: A 35-year-old woman allegedly hanged
herself at her home in a village here, police said on
Sunday. Hansa Kanwar’s body was found hanging
from the ceiling of a room at the house in Lalsar
village on Saturday night, local Renwal SHO Umrao
Singh said. He said no suicide note has been found.
The woman’s husband works as a labourer in Jaipur
and they have two children, the SHO said. The body
was handed over to the family members after a
post-mortem examination on Sunday, and a case was
registered under section 174 of CrPC, he added.
Bharatpur: Tejbhan, a
resident of village Nagla
Roopram, has given
a complaint about the
kidnapping of his three
minor daughters at the
Kotwali police station.
According to the state-
ment, when Tejbhan
reached home after
selling milk, his 15, 12
and 7-year-old daugh-
ters were missing. The
jewellery and Rs 15,000
cash kept in the house
were also missing.
Terrified by the incident,
Tejbhan inquired from
the people living in the
neighbourhood, who
informed him that Vijay
Singh, Ravi and Vikesh,
residents of Ghazipuria’s
Khatola kidnapped and
had taken them away.
The kidnappers were
armed. The mother of
the daughters had gone
to her maternal home in
Ghazipuria Khatola for
the last 10-12 days and
the kidnappers are her
relatives.
—Mukut Bharadwaj
CRIME AGAINST WOMEN
Police team attacked in
Kanota, SHO hurt; six held
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The police, who
reached on the informa-
tion of a quarrel be-
tween the two sides was
attacked by locals. The
police of 6 police sta-
tions reached the spot
and rescued the SHO
and three policemen
from the crowd. The
matter is of Saturday
night of Kanota police
station area of Jaipur.
Additional DCP East
Avnish Kumar Sharma
said that the police had
received information
about a quarrel near
Jamdoli intersection in
Kanota area. On infor-
mation, Kanota SHO
Arun Poonia reached
the spot in civil dress
with two policemen in a
private vehicle. One side
attacked the policemen
without recognising
that they were police-
men.Theglassesof SHO
Arun Poonia’s personal
vehicle were smashed.
Six persons were held in
the incident.
Jaipur: The policemen who saved the lives of 6 people
were felicitated on Sunday at the residence of Raj PCC
treasurer Sitaram Agarwal. The event was organized
by Sikh society. Jawan Ashok Kumar, Mahesh Kumar,
Madan Singh, Mukesh Kumar had an important role
in rescuing 6 people in the fire that broke out in City
Star Tower of Vidyadhar Nagar assembly constituency
on Saturday. Sikh Samaj Prez Harmit Singh Dimple,
Ravindra Pal Singh Narula expressed their gratitude to
the police personnel.
Vinay Mishra in Bharatpur
on Sunday.
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Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: A couple and
their one-year-old son
were killed in a head-on
collision between a car
and a jeep near Kitasar
on the Bikaner-Jaipur
National Highway on
Sunday. The victims
were residents of Vidy-
adhar Nagar, Jaipur,
the police said.
The car coming from
Jaipur on Bikaner-
Jaipur National High-
way collided head-on
with a jeep coming from
Bikaner, the police said,
while elaborating fur-
ther about the accident.
Thecar’sfrontturned
into a heap of metal due
to the impact of the col-
lision, the cops said.
Gajendra Singh
Chauhan (35), his wife
Shuchi Chauhan (33)
and one-year-old son
were rushed to hospital,
where doctors declared
them dead on arrival.
The mishap occurred
near Tagore school.
Bodies have been kept
in the mortuary of the
government hospital.
Post mortem will be
conducted after family
members arrive, police
said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Hundreds of
CHAs demonstrated
standing under the
sun in 42 degree tem-
perature, after which
the female CHA fell
unconscious in the
scorching heat.
During the demon-
stration, the health of
three women CHA de-
teriorated. Two wom-
en CHAs were rushed
to the SMS Hospital
in an autorickshaw.
another woman CHA
was taken in 108 am-
bulance.
Protests of Covid
Health Assistants
continues even on the
24th day. As part of
the agitation, the
CHAs will stand in
the sun for 2 hours
from 1 pm at Shaheed
Smarak.
The services of 28, 000
Covid Health Assis-
tants have been termi-
nated since March 31.
They have been de-
manding from the
govt for re-instate-
ment of services, and
to include them in the
contractual cadre.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra said that
maximum opportuni-
ties for development
should be made availa-
ble to the natural tal-
ents of the tribal com-
munity. He said that
everyone will have to
work together to bring
the tribal community
into the mainstream
and keeping in view
their overall develop-
ment.
Mishra was address-
ing the Scout-Guide
National Tribal Festi-
val organized online
from Raj Bhawan on
Sunday. He said that as
Governor, tribal wel-
fare is his top priority.
No one can ever forget
the role played by tribal
community in the free-
dom movement.
With the vision of
‘Vasudhaiv Kutum-
bakam’, Bharat Scouts
Guides has made a
unique identity across
the world, the Gover-
nor said.
Governor Kalraj
Mishra further con-
veyed his best wishes
for organising the 18th
National Scout Guide
Jamboree at Rohat
town of Pali district
from January 4 to Jan-
uary 10, 2023.
Laxmi Kant Sharma
Dausa: BJP leader
Harkesh Matlana has
been arrested in Lalsot
by SIT and special po-
lice team in the Dr
Archana Sharma sui-
cide case. The police
has arrested six ac-
cused including BJP
state minister, former
MLA Jitendra Gothwal
and NSUI state office-
bearer Harikesh Shah-
pura till now. At the
same time, the main ac-
cused Shivshankar
Joshi is still abscond-
ing, for whose arrest a
dozen police teams are
conducting raids at dif-
ferent states.
SP Rajkumar Gupta
said that the arrested
accused Harkesh Mat-
lana, a resident of the
Sarpanch ki dhani,
Matlana, Lalsot. The po-
lice took the help of the
cyber cell department,
and accordingly moni-
tored Udaipur, Ban-
swara, Kota and Tonk
districts.
Moreover, the ac-
cused leader was ar-
rested by raiding Man-
sarovar and Jagatpura
areas in Jaipur.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A total 12,83,332
positive cases of the
dreadful Covid-19 infec-
tion were reported in
the State on Sunday.
About 150 active cases
were reported in Ra-
jasthan on
Sunday
, with
Jaipur hav-
ing 10 posi-
tive cases
and about
15 positive
cases reported in Ra-
jasthan. However, no
deaths were reported in
Jaipur. A total 9,552
deaths were recorded in
Rajasthan.
First India Bureau
Kota: Some unidenti-
fied miscreants pasted a
slip with a few words
written in Urdu and
Arabic language on a
Hanuman idol in a vil-
lage in Kota’s Itawa
subdivision, prompting
Hindu outfits to organ-
ise a dharna in front of
Ayana police station
demanding arrest of
the accused.
The Hindu activist
protested against the
desecration of the idol
and threatened for an
aggressive agitation if
the accused are not
held. SHO Prahlad Ver-
ma assured them of ac-
tion at the earliest and
appealed to them to
maintain peace.
BJP Yuva Morcha
DistrictPrezYudhisthir
Khatana led sat on
dharna at the police sta-
tion. Miscreants of Ji-
hadi ideology have com-
mitted the act must
be arrested, he said.
First India Bureau
Dausa: The police has
given a clean chit to
Deepak Meena, son of
Rajgarh’s Congress
MLA Johari Lal Meena,
who was allegedly made
an accused in the
chargesheet in gan-
grape of a minor. The
case was filed at Manda-
war police station in
Dausa. Dausa SP Rajku-
mar Gupta said on Sun-
day that no role of
MLA’s son has come to
the fore in the investiga-
tion so far. In the case,
the police had earlier
arrested two accused
who are in jail. The Op-
position has been cor-
nering the state govern-
ment over the matter
demanding arrest of
MLA’s son. The police
are soon going to pre-
sent the chargesheet in
POCSO court, he said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A fire broke
out in an area of about
1 square kilometer in
the Galta forest area of
Jaipur. The plantation
beyond the Ghat ke Bala
Ji area was damamged
due to the fire.
There is a movement
of about 17 to 20 leop-
ards in the Galta forest
area. The employees of
the Forest Department
controlled the fire after
3 hours of continuous
fire-fighting. Forest of-
ficials including Rang-
er Janeshwar Chaud-
hary and other work-
ers patrolling in the
area, witnessed the
fire.
Various incidents of
fire are taking place in
the forests of the coun-
try these days due to the
scorching heat.
RAJASTHAN
03
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The state gov-
ernment will give yet
another gift to tourism
sector of the Pink City.
Jaipur will be the first
city in the country
where after Leopard,
Lion, Elephant Safari,
now Tiger Safari will
also be seen by tourists.
Now Tourists visiting
Jaipur won’t need to go
to Ranthambore and Sa-
riska to see tigers as a
Tiger Safari will start
in Japiur wherein, tou-
ists will travel by vehi-
cles on the 8 km long
trek.
For this, they will
have to pay up to Rs 250
per person. After ap-
proval from the Central
Zoo Authority for a long
time, the project that
was stuck due to lack of
funds, will be started
soon.
Shikhar Aggarwal,
Principal Secretary,
Forest said that this Sa-
fari, to be built in 30
square hectares of land,
will be ready at the cost
of Rs 4.5 crore. It will
consist of a loop line in
the sahpe of numbber 8,
a grand gate, a watch
tower. Ten shelters will
also be built for tigers.
In a first, Jaipur to get a Tiger Safari soon!
SIGHTING BIG CATS
LEOPARDESS WITH
2 CUBS @AMAGARH
Afemale leopard was
spotted with two cubs in
the Devtalai area of Amagarh
Leopard Safari. The age of
both the cubs appears to be
nearly three months.The new
born cubs were captured
in the camera on Saturday
night. Interestingly, besides
the area, the name of the
Leopardess is also Devtalai.
Likewise, sometime ago a
Leopardess Paro was also
seen with three cubs. After
forest conservation work,
the number of leopards is
increasing at Amagarh.
COUPLE,1-YEAR-OLDSONDIEIN
HEAD-ONCOLLISIONOFVEHICLES
Above: Cops local residents gather at accident site near Kitasar on Bikaner-Jaipur NH on Sunday,
wherein, the body of a deceased is also seen. (Inset) (L): The tumbled pick-up after it rammed into
the car with scattered water-melons on road. (R) Mangled remains of the car after the mishap.
Hundreds of CHAs continue to protest over their demands at
Shaheed Smarak amid severe heat on Sunday.
Governor Kalraj Mishra
virtually addresses the Scout-
Guide National Tribal Festival
organised at Banswara from
Raj Bhawan on Sunday.
Harkesh Matlana in the police custody on Sunday.
The victims were
residents of Jaipur,
the cops said
Bkn-Jpr NH
remained jam for
long due to mishap
CHAs will stand
under the Sun for
2 hrs after 1 pm at
Shaheed Smarak
3 women CHAs fall unconcious
on 24th
day of stir, rushed to hosp
Galta forest housing leopards
catches fire,doused in 3 hours
The fire was doused after three hours of continuous fire-fighting.
Leopardess Devtalai in a
playful mood with her 2 cubs.
‘Willhavetoworkinunisonto
bringTribalsintomainstream’
Hindu activists protest
over idol desecration
Dausa gangrape case:
MLA’s son gets clean chit
Dausa doc suicide: SIT team, cops in
Lalsot arrest BJP leader Harkesh Meena
Active cases in
Raj rise to 150,
10 +ve in Jaipur
NEWS DIGEST
Jaipur: In a shocking incident, a bike-rider, who was
stopped by an Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) for not
wearing a helmet while driving, was attacked at Karni
Vihar Police Station area of Jaipur. As the ASI Ratan
Lal stopped the bike-rider for flouting the traffic rules,
the rider, along with his companions, attacked the ASI
with stones and also tore his uniform. The accused
fled the spot after the incident. Ratan Lal has lodged
a complaint at the Karni Vihar police station and the
cops are searching for the accused.
Jaipur: Hundreds of villagers gathered and reached
the GSS office in Kaladera town of Jaipur district
regarding the unannounced power cut. They shouted
slogans against the electricity corporation during the
hour-long protest. Harbendra Singh from Kaladera
police station pacified the villagers. A villager Shankar
Lal Sharma said that due to unannounced power cuts,
the condition of people during the summer season
has become miserable and children are compelled to
study by lighting a mobile torch during the exam time.
ASI ATTACKED FOR STOPPING BIKER
RIDING WITHOUT HELMET IN KARNI VIHAR
VILLAGERS PROTEST AT KALADERA GSS
OVER UNANNOUNCED POWER CUT
Jaipur: Under the
chairmanship of Ad-
vocate Vikas Somani,
President, Suratan
Institute of Technology
Public Welfare,
a meeting was held
at Pratap Nagar on
Sunday. A strategy
was made to stop child
marriages on Akha
Teej on May 3 in rural
areas including Jaipur.
Somani said a lot of
child marriages take
place on the occasion
different teams have
been formed, which
will keep a strict vigil
on such incidents in
unison with police
district administration.
Jaipur: Education
Department will recruit
on more than 77,000
posts this year. In this,
3rd
Grade teachers
will be recruited on
46, 500 posts, 2nd
grade teachers for 9,
760 posts, computer
instructors on 10,
157 posts, PTIs for
6,007 posts School
Lecturers on about
5,000 posts.
More than 35 lakh can-
didates are expected
to appear in the exam.
Application for 46,
500 posts of 3rd
Grade
Teacher 9, 760 posts
of 2nd
Grade Teacher is
under process.
STRATEGY TO
STOP CHILD
MARRIAGES
EDU DEPT TO
FILL 77,000
VACANT POSTS
Main accused files
petition in Raj HC
Main Accused Shiv
Shankar Joshi alias
Balya Joshi filed a petition
in the Rajasthan High Court
demanding fair investigation
in the case. However, Balya
Joshi is absconding and
seven people have been ar-
rested in the case so far.
Dausa SP Rajkumar Gupta.

z Safari will start by the end of 2022

z Rs 4.5 crore will be spent on the project

z 1 pair will first be dropped at the place

z A loop in the shape of number ‘8’ will be made

z 4 vehicles will be deployed for tourists

z Rs 250 per person will be charged as the fare
ABOUT AMBITIOUS PROJECT
CAR’S FRONT
TURNED INTO A
HEAP OF METAL
The car’s front
turned into a heap
of metal due to colli-
sion’s impact. Victims
were rushed to hos-
pital, where doctors
declared them brought
dead. Bodies have
been kept at mortuary.
Post mortem will be
conducted after family
members arrive, the
cops said.
—PHOTOS
BY
SUMAN
SARKAR

PERSPECTIVE
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Glory to God, who is able to
do far beyond all that we
could ask or imagine by his
power at work within us.
—Bible
IN-DEPTH
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
The BJP’s spectacular victory in Guwahati
Municipal elections is a testimony of
people’s unwavering trust in PM Shri
@narendramodi’s leadership and CM
Shri @himantabiswa’s commitment
for development. I congratulate ‘Team
Himanta’ @BJP4Assam karyakartas on
this significant win.
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
Happy National Panchayati Raj Day
to all the countrymen. Our villages
have made significant contribution in
making the country prosperous. The
BJP government under the leadership
of Prime Minister @NarendraModi Ji is
strengthening the Panchayati Raj system
by being committed for the upliftment of
the village-poor.
TOP TWEETS
EMIRATE BUSINESS
LEADERS’ VISIT TO
KASHMIR IS GOOD
FOR UT’S FUTURE
rime Minister Nar-
endra Modi’s visit to
Jammu and Kashmir
on Sunday is of con-
siderable signifi-
cance as he went there with de-
velopmental projects worth Rs
20,000 crore and also because it
was his first after the scrapping
of Article 370. The government
has been trying to bring about
substantial improvement in gov-
ernance and ease of living. In a
smart move the PM took along
with him a delegation of top
business leaders from the UAE,
an important member of the Is-
lamic world. They are expected
to make investments worth Rs
3000 crore in the infrastructure
sector. This could prove to be a
game-changer for the BJP which
hopes to revive the political pro-
cess in the Union territory and
also add to Modi’s image.
Choosing to celebrate the Na-
tional Panchayati Raj Day from
Samba bordering Pakistan the
PM praised JK where democ-
racy has reached the grassroots
level. Barring stray cases of
terrorist-related killings JK
looks poised to turn a new leaf.
P
here has always
been a debate for
and against death
penalty in India.
Those against it
argue that it is no deterrence
against crime. Gruesome
rapes committed after the
2013 gang-rape of a girl in
Delhi and a Dalit girl’s rape
in Hathras in 2020 prove this
group’s argument. On the
other hand, Amnesty Inter-
national argues that capital
punishment violates a con-
vict’s human right so it
should be done away with. In
the face of for and against
arguments the Supreme
Court ruled in 1983 that the
death penalty should be or-
dered only in the “rarest of
rare” cases. Ever since, there
have been fewer cases in
which criminals have been
sent to the gallows as sen-
tencing to life became more
common.
But Madhya Pradesh
seems averse to the policy of
“rarest of rare case”. On the
contrary, the state govern-
ment rewards public prose-
cutors on the number of
death sentences they win at
the level of trial courts. At-
torney-General KK Venugo-
pal submitted before a three-
judge bench of the Supreme
Court that the practice
should be “nipped in the
bud”. The bench is headed by
Justice UU Lalit and com-
prises Justices S Ravindra
Bhat and PS Narasimha.
To set things right the
bench indicated that it
would lay down guidelines
for the courts to follow
across the country. The
guidelines will be applicable
to cases involving death sen-
tences. The AG agreed with
the bench that the system
pertaining to the death sen-
tence, instead of being in-
centive-based, needs to “in-
stitutionalised”. An impor-
tant change being consid-
ered is to provide legal as-
sistance to the accused.
INCENTIVISING DEATH
PENALTY THE MP WAY
Amnesty International argues
that capital punishment
violates a convict’s human
right so it should be done
away with. In the face of for
and against arguments
the Supreme Court ruled
in 1983 that the death penalty
should be ordered only in the
“rarest of rare” cases
T
US AND EUROPE SHOULD ARTICULATE THEIR OBJECTIVES
UKRAINIAN VICTORY
AND RUSSIAN DISABILITY
Ukraine presents a stern test
for the resolve of the Free
World and its underwriter,
the United States. American
people are able and up to the
task. It is for American
leaders to be worthy of the
sacrifice and trust of its
citizens. Handled right,
America, the Free World
and Ukraine will come
through it stronger and
more united. A free and
whole Ukraine including all
of Crimea and Donbas will
be the proof of it
merican and European po-
litical leaders have demon-
strated exceptional unity in
opposing the Russian inva-
sion of Ukraine. As the igno-
minious invasion grinds to-
wards a protracted war, the
United States and Europe
should convey their resolve
to stay the course by articu-
lating clear objectives for the
end of the war.
The United States and Eu-
rope should plainly state that
their tactical goal is to ensure
a Ukraine victory. Ukraine
has earned the right to define
the parameters of victory
within its sovereign territory
.
It should be the United States’
policy to do all in its power,
short of direct military con-
frontation with Russia, to en-
sure Ukraine wins and Rus-
sia loses. Russia needs to
come out poorer for having
unlawfully invaded a peace-
ful neighbor. Lest it consoli-
date its ill-gotten gains and
bide it’s time for another
strike – as has been Russia’s
way under Putin’s rule.
The Russian invasion of
Ukraine is not just a regional
conflict. It is a frontal attack
by a revisionist autocracy on
the rules-based free world
that enabled over seven dec-
ades of unprecedented global
peace and prosperity. Rus-
sia’s blatant attack on the
free world order should be
forcefully repulsed to ensure
such attacks are not repeated
or encouraged. A resolute re-
sponse would warn China
not to follow in Russia’s foot-
steps in attempting to take
Taiwan by force. The peace
and prosperity of the United
States, Eurowwpe and the
rest of the free world depends
on it. Ambivalence and half
measures paved the way to
the invasion of Ukraine. Gaz-
ing into Putin’s soul, press-
ing RESET buttons with Lav-
rov and taking Putin’s word
over your own intelligence
services need be relegated to
the dustbin of history as
grave follies.
Stayingthecoursethrough
a protracted war in Ukraine
to its eventual victory will be
hard. Transatlantic leaders,
in respect to their citizens,
should be candid about it. It
is in America and Europe’s
direct national interest to en-
sure a Ukraine victory and to
preserve the Free World or-
der. Failure will incur high
costs in blood and treasure
both here and now, as well as
down the road. Consequent-
ly, this endeavor is deserving
of sacrifice by free world
citizens, including enduring
momentary discomfort and
high costs.
In the near-term, America
and Europe should act with
greater urgency along three
fronts to ensure a Ukrainian
victory: strengthening
Ukraine’s defensive capabili-
ties, buttressing Ukraine’s
finances and exacting exten-
sive economic costs on Russia
to desist its war. Humanitar-
ian assistance for over seven
million displaced Ukrainians
should continue unabated.
Ukrainians have proven
that with right weapons they
are more than a match for the
Russian conscripts. America
and Europe should augment
their supply of defensive
weapons – with requisite le-
thality – for Ukraine’s forces
to take the fight to the Rus-
sians within Ukraine’s sover-
eign territory. Importantly,
America should prioritize
building Ukrainian air de-
fense capacity with all neces-
sary haste. Ukraine cannot be
allowed to falter for the lack
of appropriate munitions.
AmericaandEuropeshould
guarantee that the Ukrainian
state remains solvent. The
country is at war with its
economy in shambles. The US
and Europe should act
through the International
MonetaryFundandtheWorld
Bank to provide a robust fi-
nancial assistance package to
Ukraine. The G7 could estab-
lishaUkraineReconstruction
and Reinvestment Fund with
credit guarantees.
SOURCE: CASPER STAR TRIBUNE
A
DR KAUSH ARHA
The writer is a senior fellow at the Centre for
Tech Diplomacy and the Atlantic Council
Punitive economic
sanctions should compel
the structural readjustment
of the Russian state
toward being a
responsible
stakeholder, and not a
disruptor, of the rules-
based world order. This
includes the necessary
defanging of its energy
and military belligerence.
Russian people deserve a
forward-looking and proud
nation, unshackled
from the pernicious
and vainglorious
myths of the Czarist
and Soviet empires

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Guwahati (Agen-
cies): The BJP-led rul-
ing alliance in Assam
swept the Guwahati
Municipal Corporation
(GMC) elections, the
results for which were
declared on Sunday.
The alliance bagged
58 of the 60 wards –
BJP 52 (three unop-
posed) and Asom Gana
Parishad (AGP) six.
One ward each went to
AAP and Asom Jatiya
Parishad. The opposi-
tion Congress, the sec-
ond biggest party in
the state assembly af-
ter the BJP, failed to
win even a single seat.
A beleaguered Con-
gress, fighting for sur-
vival, drew a blank.
The polls were held af-
ter a gap of nine years.
Chief Minister Him-
anta Biswa Sarma was
effusive in his praise
of the voters for giving
the BJP alliance a his-
toric win.
“With this massive
mandate, people have
reaffirmed their faith
on our development
journey under the
guidance of the
Adarniya PM,” he said.
Lucknow(PTI):Contro-
versial BJP MP Sakshi
Maharaj, on Sunday
,
asked Hindus to keep
bowsandarrowsattheir
homes,sayingpolicewill
not come to their rescue
when a crowd arrives to
carry out “jihad”.
He also posted a pic-
ture of a crowd wearing
skull caps and holding
sticks on his Facebook
page with the comment.
“If this crowd sud-
denly comes to your
street or house, then do
you have any way to
save yourself ? If not
then make some ar-
rangement. Police will
not come to your rescue,
they will hide some-
where to save them-
selves,” he said in his
Facebook post.
“Policewillcomeonly
when these people re-
turn after carrying out
jihad. The matter will go
to an inquiry committee
and it will end there af-
ter sometime. For such
guests, keep a couple of
boxes of cold drink and
some original bows and
arrows in every house.
Jai Shri Ram,” he said.
New Delhi (ANI): Ex-
ternal Affairs Minis-
ter Dr S Jaishankar
met with Argentina’s
Foreign Minister San-
tiago Cafiero at Hy-
derabad House in Del-
hi on Sunday.
The Argentine For-
eign Minister is in the
nationalcapitaltoattend
the Raisina Dialogue
scheduledforApril25-26.
Today
, Foreign Minis-
ter of Nigeria Geoffrey
Onyeama also arrived
in New Delhi on an of-
ficial visit. Onyeama
will also attend the
Raisina Dialogue.
Taking to Twitter,
MEA spokesperson
Arindam Bagchi wrote,
“Pleased to welcome
FM @GeoffreyOnyea-
ma of Nigeria as he ar-
rives in New Delhi on
an official visit. He will
also be attending the @
raisinadialogue start-
ing tomorrow.”
Polish Foreign Minis-
ter Zbigniew Rau will
also visit India from
April 25-27. This will be
the first visit of a Polish
foreign minister to India
in nine years.
INDIA
06
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: Even
though 27 IAS officers
of the 1990 Batch were
empanelled for Secre-
tary or Secretary
equivalent posts in
Government of India,
on 23 October 2021, only
six of them have so far
been given Secretary-
level posting. They are
Sanjay Malhotra (Sec-
retary, DFS), Alkesh
Kumar Sharma (Secre-
tary Coordination,
Cabinet Secretariat),
Manoj Ahuja (Secre-
tary, Agriculture,
Farmers Welfare), Pan-
kaj Jain (Secretary, Oil
Gas), and Ms. Aarti
Ahuja (Secretary,
Chemical Petrochem-
icals), Meeta R Lochan
(Secretary, NCW).
However, the remain-
ing 21 are still awaiting
their turn for posting in
the departments/min-
istries even as over half
a dozen Secretary-level
posts have been lying
vacant, few of them for
several months.
Of twenty one on
wait, eleven of them are
presently working in
their Cadre states while
ten are working in Govt
of India. Eight are hold-
ing Additional Secre-
tary rank post at Centre
whereas Ms. Alka Upad-
hyaya (Chairperson,
NHAI) and MS Bhatia
(DG, ESIC), holding AS-
level post, have been
given the rank pay of
a Union Secretary
.
It is pointed out that
from over a hundred
IAS officers from the
1990 batch, 49 were em-
paneled as AS or AS
Equivalent (GoI), thus
qualifying for empanel-
ment as Secretary or
Secretary Equivalent.
On October 10 last year
24 officers were empan-
eled as Secretary and
three as Secretary
equivalent - Ms. Archa-
na Agrawal (Member
Secretary, NCR Plan-
ning Board), Vijoy Ku-
mar Singh (AS, Tex-
tiles), and Ravi Shankar
Prasad (in Cadre).
In addition to VK
Singh Ms. Archana
Agrawal, the other of-
ficers from the batch
are naturally keen on
their turn for posting
includes; SKG Rahate
(Ministry of Power),
Atul Kumar Tiwari
(Skill Development),
Arun Baroka (DWS), K
Moses Chalai (Secre-
tary, NEC Council),
Ganji Kamala Vardha-
na Rao (DG Tourism),
and Vivek Bhardwaj
who is seen as unique-
ly placed under Cen-
tral Deputation as Act-
ing ACS Health in
JK. RK Goyal’s pre-
mature repatriation,
post empanelment,
was noticed well in
power corridors.
It is said that some
of the above-men-
tioned officers may
have to wait only for a
little while for posting
as the government is
in the process of com-
pleting the first review
on the basis of feed-
back from former civil
servants. It is learnt
that about 15 names
are being considered
yet who all will be em-
paneled in the first re-
view may become clear
in due course.
Empaneled secretaries looking forward to posting
BUREAUCRACY
Srinagar (PTI): The
security forces on
Sunday gunned down
at least three terror-
ists affiliated with the
proscribed terror
group Lashkar-e-Tai-
ba (LeT), the Jammu
and Kashmir police
informed.
The three militants
were killed in the Pa-
hoo area of Pulwama
in south Kashmir.
Based on specific in-
puts about the pres-
ence of terrorists in
the area, security
forces launched a
search operation
there, a police official
told media.
The search opera-
tion turned into an
encounter after the
terrorists fired upon
the security person-
nel, who retaliated. In
the exchange of fir-
ing, three terrorists
have been killed so
far, the police said.
While the area has
been cordoned off,
the operation is still
underway.
This is the third en-
counter in the Kash-
mir valley in three
days and the fourth in
JK. With this en-
counter, 10 terrorists
have been killed in
four encounters in the
past three days.
The DG of JKP said,
“An encounter started
on a specific input of
district police Pulwah-
ma at Pahoo village in
Pulwahma.”
3 LeT TERRORISTS KILLED
IN PULWAMA ENCOUNTER
10 TERRORISTS HAVE BEEN KILLED IN 4 ENCOUNTERS IN THREE DAYS
Security personnel at gunfight site in Pahoo area of Pulwama, Kashmir.
BJP workers celebrate after party’s massive victory in Guwahati
Municipal Corporation (GMC) elections.
Hyderabad (Agen-
cies): Telangana Chief
Minister K Chan-
drashekar Rao’s party
has signed up a contract
with political consult-
ant IPAC, once led by
election strategist
Prashant Kishor, ahead
of next year’s assembly
elections in the state.
Kishor, who is appar-
ently on the verge of
joining Congress, has
been camping out in
Rao’s official residence
in Hyderabad since Sat-
urday
,sourceshavesaid.
ThecontractwithRao
has been expected for a
while. But it has trig-
gered speculation in the
light of Kishor’s talks
with the Congress —
joining it with an exten-
sive plan to rejuvenate
the Grand Old Party
.
In three meetings so
far, has made detailed
presentations about his
plans. He has also appar-
ently given the Congress
a May 2 deadline for a
decision. Party chief So-
nia Gandhi, in consulta-
tionwithateamof veter-
ansandRahulGandhi,is
likely to take a final call
onthematteratacrucial
meeting tomorrow.
A section of Con-
gress veterans, howev-
er, have been wary of
any association with
Kishor, in view of his
advisory role to parties
in direct competition
with the Congress in
the States — among
them Mamata Baner-
jee’s Trinamool Con-
gress and Jagan Mohan
Reddy’s YSR Congress.
Sources have also in-
dicated that the special
team Gandhi formed to
evaluate Kishor’s pro-
posal, wants him to dis-
sociate from all other
political parties and
devote himself entirely
to the Congress.
While Kishor has of-
ficially ended his rela-
tions with IPAC, he is
said to be privy to all the
decisions of the organi-
sation which he has led
for a number of years.
Amid Congress, Prashant talks,
KCR’s party signs up with IPAC
Tribal woman
assaulted,
stripped by 9
people in K’taka
TMC’s Mandal
skips CBI summons
in post-poll Bengal
violence case
Party has signed up
I-PAC to lead its
poll campaign in
2023 state elections
Telangana Chief Minister KCR and Prashant Kishor.
Karnataka (Agen-
cies): A 35-year-old
tribal woman was al-
legedly assaulted and
stripped in public by a
group of nine people at
a village under Belt-
hangady taluk in Dak-
shina Kannada district
of Karnataka. The ac-
cused even shot a video
when they were strip-
ping the woman.
The incident oc-
curred on April 19. It is
being said that the inci-
dent is the fallout of a
land dispute.
In her complaint,
the woman alleged
that along with her,
the accused also as-
saulted her sister and
mother. The 35-year-
old complainant stat-
ed that they tore her
clothes making her
semi-nude and record-
ed the video of the en-
tire incident in a mo-
bile phone.
Kolkata: Trinamool
Congress leader Anu-
brataMandalonSunday
didnotappearbeforethe
CentralBureauof Inves-
tigation (CBI), which
had summoned him for
questioning in connec-
tion with its probe into
post-poll violence in
West Bengal.
The CBI asked him to
be present at the agen-
cy’s office in Kolkata by
2.30pm.tofacequestions
pertaining to his alleged
involvement in the post-
poll violence cases.
BJP sweeps Guwahati civic polls; AAP
opens account; no seat for Congress
Keep bows,arrows
at home to deal with
‘jihadis’,says BJP MP
Jaishankar meets Argentine
FM ahead of Raisina Dialogue
PM MODI THANKS
VOTERS FOR
‘RESOUNDING
MANDATE’
New Delhi: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sunday
thanked the voters of
Guwahati for giving
“resounding mandate”
to Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) and congratulated
Assam Chief Minister Him-
anta Biswa Sarma as the
trend shows BJP’s victory
in the Guwahati Munici-
pal Corporation election.
“Thank you, Guwahati! The
people of this lovely city
have given a resounding
mandate to BJP4Assam
to build on the agenda of
development. They have
also blessed the hardwork
of the state government,”
said PM Modi in a tweet.
New Delhi: In a yet another controvery, the shoot-
er who fired at a protest against the citizenship law
near Jamia Millia University in 2020 has created
buzz after provocative videos from his Instagram
account went viral. The young man, who calls
himself “Rambhakt Gopal” and is currently out on
bail, has made his account private after several
social media users shared the video and called for
strict action against him.
New Delhi: A week after communal clashes broke out
in Delhi’s Jahangirpuri, residents held a ‘Tiranga Yatra’
on Sunday evening in a show of solidarity between
communities. While police and paramilitary personnel
remain deployed in the area, police removed many of
the barricades and scaled-down security arrangements
during the day. The ‘yatra’ was planned three days ago
by RWA members and social workers in the area.
JAMIA UNIVERSITY SHOOTER SHOWS
GUN POINTED AT CHILDREN FROM SUV
WEEK AFTER JAHANGIRPURI VIOLENCE,
RESIDENTS HOLD ‘TIRANGA YATRA’
NEWS DIGEST
Guwahati: Gujarat
MLA and Dalit leader
Jignesh Mevani will
stay in judicial custo-
dy tonight as his bail
order from a court
in Assam is likely to
come on Monday in
connection with a
case filed over his
tweets on Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi.
The court reserved
its order on Sunday.
Mevani was arrested
on Thursday from
Gujarat’s Palanpur by
a team of Assam po-
lice after a local BJP
leader from Kokrajhar
filed a complaint
against him. Mevani
has called his arrest
“vendetta politics by
the PMO”.
Lucknow: Mahant
Nritya Gopal Das,
president of Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi Teerth
Kshetra Trust, was
admitted to a hospi-
tal here in a critical
condition on Sunday.
According to Medanta
Hospital’s medical
bulletin, 84-yr-old
Das was admitted
around 12.30 pm on
Sunday afternoon
due to urinary tract
infection and serious
kidney problem. Das’s
treatment was started
immediately after
reaching the hospital.
He has been kept un-
der the supervision of
doctors. His condition
is serious but stable,
the statement said.
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MEVANI’S BAIL
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EAM Jaishankar with Argentine
counterpart Santiago Cafiero.

NEWS
07
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal on
Sunday said that the
state government is
providing opportuni-
ties to the youth to move
forward and the youth
should take advantage
of them and become
partners in the pro-
gress of the state. While
speaking as the chief
guest in a programme
organized by Raigar
Mahasabha in Kota, he
said intellectuals will
have to take the initia-
tive and provide facili-
ties to promote the tal-
ent and the state gov-
ernment will extend
active cooperation in
this.He said that the
backwardness of socie-
ty should be removed by
using the rights given
in the Constitution.
NEW POWER CENTRE
IN VIDYUT BHAWAN!
Now AK Gupta is the new
‘Power Center’ in Vidyut
Bhawan. The government
appointed him as advisor to
all the power corporations.
He has been allotted a sepa-
rate room and staff in Vidyut
Bhawan. Gupta wants full
interference in the working of
corporations but an incident
on Wednesday angered him.
Gupta was not invited to a
big meeting of Discoms.
Angered over this, Gupta
reprimanded the officers of
Discom and this has become
a subject of discussion in the
entire Vidyut Bhawan.
—Rajendra Chhabra
EK ANAR SAU
BIMAR IN PHED!
There is fierce lobbying
for the posts of Chief
Engineer in the public health
and engineering department.
From ministers to MLAs are
engaged in lobbying. The
most talked about is the post
of Chief Engineer Special
Project. A minister and an
MLA from Jaipur placed the
desire but the PHED minister
is not in favour of this desire.
The minister of the depart-
ment wants to oblige some-
one else and is in a state of
confusion. Works more than
Rs 50 crore are allocated on
this post. —Naresh Sharma
‘POWER GAME’ IN
WATER SUPPLY DEPT!
The power game equations
in the water resources de-
partment are changing. Equa-
tions became new first due to
change of minister. Now with
the change of ACS, the power
game has changed. From
employee leaders to officers,
all are changing the sides.
The most activity is in the Jal
Jeevan Mission project. Old
files of an officer sitting in
Gandhi Nagar are opening.
An officer of Gandhi Nagar
has got the old siege rights.
At the same time, everyone
is kind to an officer sitting in
the Jal Bhawan. He has been
prima facie found guilty of
getting a job in a fraudulent
way but the minister could
not even touch a stand of
his hair. —Naresh Sharma
CHITTORGARH
EDU OFFICER
FINED UNDER RTI
BIKANER MAN
SODOMISED BY
CONTRACTOR
Chittorgarh: State
Information Commis-
sion has imposed fine
Rs 5000 on the District
Education Officer
(Elementary) for not
giving information on
time. State Information
Commission Jaipur
gave the decision
in this connection.
Information Commis-
sioner Narayan Bareth
gave the verdict on 21
March 2022. The fine
will be recovered from
the salary of the Dis-
trict Education Officer
(Elementary).
Bikaner: A man has
registered an FIR in
Mahajan police station
that a contractor of
Bharatmala plant has
sodomised him. Ac-
cording to police, the
victim gave informa-
tion to the Mahajan
police that contractor
forcefully sodomised.
Police are investigating
the matter. Victim also
alleged that contrac-
tors did not pay him
his wages. CI Ramesh
Kumar said police are
investigating the allega-
tion made by him.
Jalore: In the case of preventing Dalit newly mar-
ried couple from entering
the temple, the police here
arrested temple priest
Velaram. The police acted
after a video went viral.
SP Harshvardhan Agrawal
confirmed the arrest and
said the priest was arrested
under SC-ST Act. The case
is of Bhadrajoon police sta-
tion area of Jalore.
PRIEST ARRESTED FOR NOT ALLOWING
DALIT COUPLE INTO TEMPLE IN JALORE
NEWS DIGEST
ACBrecovered35expensiveliquorbottles,Rs1LfromPahadia
Ashvini Yadav
Navin Sharma
Alwar/Jaipur: IAS of-
ficer Nannu Mal Pahad-
ia, arrested by the Anti
Corruption Bureau on
Saturday for taking
bribe in lieu of allowing
smooth construction
work on Delhi-Mumbai
Expressway
, had asked
the complainant that af-
terpayingRs5lakhbribe
he should give pending
bribeof Rs11lakhtohim
only and not to any bro-
ker.
The officer has been
seeking Rs 16 lakh bribe
for 4 months, Rs 4 lakh
per month, of which
first installment of Rs 5
lakh was already deliv-
ered and he was seeking
rest of Rs 11 lakh to be
delivered to him only
and not to RAS offic-
er Ashok Sankhla, said
a bureau investigator.
Pahadia was Alwar
Collector and was re-
cently transferred as
commissioner of de-
partmental inquiries
but he was in Alwar to
collect bribe amount,
said ACB ADG Dinesh
MN. The bureau recov-
ered 35 bottles of expen-
sive liquor and Rs 1 lakh
ACB’S ATTACK ON CORRUPTION
Pahadia wanted pending
`11L delivered to him only
OFFICIALS
ENGAGED IN
LOOT IN RAJ,
SAYS RAMLAL
SHARMA
Jaipur: BJP State
chief spokesperson
and MLA Ramlal
Sharma said that
action is being
taken against cor-
ruption by ACB
inside Alwar district
for three consecu-
tive days. It is clear
from this that offic-
ers are engaged in
loot in Rajasthan.
On Sunday, in the
matter of gravel
inside Rajasthan,
how all the officers,
whether they are
patwaris, police,
high officials or
representatives of
the government, are
all involved in this.
Even after that, the
state agency ACB
was able to take
action only on some
people,
thanks to
the ACB
that they
took
some
action.
YOU READ IT IN FIRST INDIA ON APRIL 24, 2022
BJP points to Chhabra riots
accused in CM’s Iftar party
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The main ac-
cused of Chhabra vio-
lence Asif Asadhi also
attended the Roza Iftar
party held on Saturday
at the residence of CM
Ashok Gehlot. During
the programme, Asif
was not only present at
the CM House but also
posed with ministers
and senior Congress
leaders. Now questions
are being raised about
Asif’s presence in the
CM House for Roza Iftar
party. Former minister
and BJP MLA from
Chhabra constituency
Pratap Singh Singhvi
described the presence
of the accused in the If-
tar party as unfortu-
nate. Singhvi posted a
tweet tagging CM. He
wrote, ‘Honorable CM,
it is extremely unfortu-
nate that Asif attended
the party hosted by you.
The intelligence wing
should find out how
such criminals got a
place in the Iftar party
.”
BJP MLA Pratap Singh Singhvi tweeted the matter.
Despite sanction of funds, water projects in the district are lying
disfunctional and people are suffering.
Karauli clashes:
Meghwal to file
report to MHA
First India Bureau
Karauli: Union Minis-
ter Arjun Ram Meghw-
al on Sunday targeted
the state government
over Karauli violence.
Meghwal said he would
submit a detailed re-
port to the Union Home
Minister and request to
send various central
agencies for investiga-
tion. “There is no good
governance but bad
governance in the state.
State government and
administration is ar-
resting innocent people
in Karauli,” he said
while referring to com-
munal clashes in Ka-
rauli.MP Dr Manoj Ra-
joria kept feedback in
the BJP meeting.
Delhi HC hands
over Rajasthan
missing person
case to CBI
Sikar resident,
1 more held in
Nagpur with 196
kg marijuana
New Delhi (ANI): The
Delhi HC has decided
to hand over the probe
of a missing person
case to the CBI and said
it appears that the po-
lice authorities of all
three states of Hary-
ana, Rajasthan, and UP
are simply dragging
their feet.
The Bench of Justice
Prathiba M Singh in an
order passed on April
19 said that it is deemed
appropriate to hand
over the investigation
in this matter, pursu-
ant to the two FIRs to
the CBI.“After conduct-
ing a proper investiga-
tion, let the CBI place a
status report on record,
within eight weeks.
The Investigation Of-
ficer, if any, appointed
by the CBI is permitted
to contact the coun-
sels, whose mobile
numbers are men-
tioned herein, for any
further details relating
to the present case,”
said the court order.
Nagpur (PTI): The
Anti-Narcotics Cell
(ANC) of Nagpur
Police arrested two
drug peddlers and
seized over 196 kg
Marijuana worth
Rs 29.48 lakh from
their car in the Kal-
amna area of Nag-
pur on Saturday, an
official said. The
marijuana was be-
ing transported
from Hyderabad to
Gwalior when the
SUV was intercept-
ed by the police on
the Outer Ring
Road.The accused
have been identi-
fied as Ashok Singh
Sundharam (27), a
resident of Sikar
district of Ra-
jasthan, and Man-
ish Omprakash (30),
a resident of Agra,
the official added.
A case has been
registered under
the Narcotic Drugs
and Psychotropic
Substances Act.
Youth should take
advantage of govt’s
schemes: Dhariwal
Officials fail to
solve water crisis
in Nagaur district
Yunus Gesawat
Nagaur: The drinking
water crisis continues
to deepen in the Nagaur
district while the offic-
ers are only giving as-
surances.
The areas of Nagaur
most impacted by the
water scarcity, include
Godaro ki Dhani, Vish-
noi ki Dhani, Kadvasar
ki Dhani, Ajabpura and
Junigoth Nayak ki Dha-
ni of Chhapra of the
Jayal subdivision.
Although Rs 4100
crores were spent on
the Nagaur lift project,
the problem still per-
sists.
Now Rs 1857 crore
will be spent in Jal Jee-
van Mission with the
allocation of tap con-
nections in 954 villages
and 3924 dhanis.
Although Rs
4,100 crores
were spent on
the Nagaur lift
project, but the
problem still
persists in the
district.
Minister Shanti Dhariwal addressing the participants during the
felicitation function organised by Raigar Mahasabha in Kota.
127 social organi-
zations in Kota
have been allotted
land at a conces-
sional rate by the
government.
—Shanti Dhariwal,
UDH Minister
cash from Pahadia’s
residence. He may be
bookedundertheExcise
Act also. ACB officials
said that in drunken
condition Pahadia used
to threaten the firm’s of-
ficials to pay monthly
amount.After the ar-
rest, Pahadia’s BP in-
creased and he was tak-
en to the hospital.
PREDICTION IGNORED
ACB DSP Mahendra Meena said that Ashok Sankhla
used to ask his broker Nitin Sharma for a horoscope
every day on WhatsApp. He used to work as per the pre-
diction in the horoscope. On Sunday also, broker Nitin
sent the horoscope to Sankhla in which it was written
that “Do not deal with anyone regarding money today,
otherwise you may get into trouble.” But Sankhla went
ahead with the deal and was caught red-handed.
Nannu Mal Pahadia Ashok Sankhla on Sunday
Cylinder catches fire in illegal LPG refilling
Lokesh Vaishnav
Pushkar: A major ac-
cident was averted just
a few steps away from
Pushkar police station
when a cylinder
caught fire during il-
legal gas refilling at
the bike and car repair
shop just opposite the
Pushkar police sta-
tion. Due to the alert-
ness of the villagers,
the fire was brought
under control soon.
As soon as the infor-
mation was received, SI
Chitarmal Vaishnav
from Pushkar police
station reached the
spot. About 11 cylinders
and gas refilling equip-
ment have been seized
by the Pushkar Police
from the spot.
The Pushkar Police
has informed the offi-
cials of the Food and
Civil Supplies Depart-
ment about the matter.
As soon as the infor-
mation was received,
the team of the depart-
ment reached Pushkar
from Ajmer. Depart-
ment’s enforcement of-
ficer Hemant Arya
told that a case has
been registered
against the accused
Ghevar Singh Mali un-
der the Essential Com-
modities Act.
Pushkar police seized about 11 cylinders and gas refilling
equipment and arrested the shop owner.

Relationships require trust at
the first leap and then everyday.
—Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
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Govtwillworkwithhighspirittomakedevelopment
reacheverynookandcornerofthestate:CMGehlot
From Pg 1...
“Government is ready
for any work related to
water or electricity. We
presented a special
budget for farmers
which is also a special
task, so that the finan-
cial condition of the
farmers improves. Gov-
ernment is not leaving
any stone unturned
from its side. People of
tribal area are getting
benefit from 50 percent
reservation. Major de-
velopmental works
have been undertaken
in Dungarpur region,”
Gehlot said.
It is a matter of pride
for the people of Ra-
jasthan that the girl
child is getting better
education now, he said.
For the people of the
state, medical facilities
of up to Rs 10 lakh are
now being provided un-
der the Chief Minister
Chiranjeevi Health In-
surance Scheme, Ge-
hlot added. Meanwhile,
a demand was made to
the Chief Minister to
recommend the bene-
fits of OBC to Patidar
community in central
appointments.
Ravi Sharma
Sagwara: While most
men chase power and
prestige, CM Ashok
Gehlot, addressing the
Patidar community on
Sunday, rendered his
philosophy before the
people and said, Nei-
ther do I long for state
(power), nor heaven or
rebirth. I am merely a
being troubled by pain
and hope that the pain
ends someday. I was a
member of Gandhi
Peace Foundation and
used to participate in
activities for social
service so the values
of my childhood have
remained with me till
today. Neither did I buy
an inch of land, nor
did I buy a gram of
gold, nor did I buy sil-
ver.
On most politicians
holding assets, Gehlot
said, MLA-MP gets
one flat each so I re-
member I must have
had a housing board
house lying in Mansa-
rovar whose install-
ments were started
over 40 years ago. But
no one can live there as
it is not even worth liv-
ing now. Barring that
and 2 plots, I have not
done anything else and
it never crossed my
mind also that you ar-
range (financial secu-
rity) for 7 generations.
So I want to live my life
in the same way that I
have lived till today.
CM finally reveals his philosophical side!
DONATEBLOOD,GIFTLIFE!
CM Ashok Gehlot speaks to a blood donor while inaugurating
blood donation camp organised by Gem City Charitable Trust at
SDMH in Jaipur on Sunday. Also seen here is Sanjay Kala.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with party leaders and workers during the Kisan and
Patidar Samaj Mahasammelan, at Sagwara in Dungarpur district on Sunday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot offers prayers, seeks blessings at the
Hanuman temple built by the Patidar society in Sagwara.
CM Ashok Gehlot
will visit Mumbai
today to attend a
family programme.
CM will leave at
9:30 am and will
be accompanied by
wife Sunita Gehlot.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: LS Speaker
Om Birla after Vietnam
and Cambodia reached
Singapore where he
was welcomed by Indi-
an community
. The peo-
ple of Singapore asked
Birla the secret of run-
ning the house till late
at night. In reply, Birla
said, The more discus-
sion there is, the strong-
er the democracy. Our
constitution gives the
people of the country
the power to govern. It
is my responsibility to
raise public opinion in
the House. So try to give
a chance to all MPs.
Our constitution gives the
people of nation power to
govern: Birla in Singapore
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla interacts with members of Indian
Diaspora in Singapore on Sunday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: To meet the
state's power demand,
at present 17 units of
coal-based 5360 MW ca-
pacity of Vidyut Ut-
padan Nigam are oper-
ating. According to the
information received,
due to extreme heat in
April this year, elec-
tricity demand has
reached the highest
level in comparison to
the last 38 years in the
country
. Rajasthan Vid-
yut Utpadan Nigam
generated 29141 mil-
lion units of electricity
in the year 2020-21 and
34287.28 million units
in the year 2021-22,
which is a significant
increase compared to
the previous year.
It is also worth men-
tioning that in the
year 2021 from Janu-
ary to April, 10718.85
million units of elec-
tricity were generated,
when there was no
coal crisis, while de-
spite the coal crisis, in
the year 2022 from Jan-
uary to April 23, 2022,
8889.51 million units
of electricity has been
generated.
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: Tourism
Minister Vishvendra
Singh during his circuit
house stay, on Sunday,
pacified the long-stand-
ing dispute in village
Seh of Kumher subdivi-
sion of Bharatpur. Sin-
gh called upon people
of both communities
and held talks in the
Circuit House. Dalits
said that they are har-
assed by Gurjar com-
munity
. Later, there was
a mutual agreement
between the people of
both communities and
police administration
was given a written con-
sent. Minister said talks
have been conducted,
no such incident hap-
pens in future was en-
sured. Min expressed
displeasure over the
working of Municipal
Corporation Mayor Ab-
hijit Kumar with re-
gards to cleanliness and
sanitation system in the
city
. Notifying the May-
or, he said that the
cleanliness system in
the city should be done
properly, as there are a
lot of complaints being
registered.
Minister Vishvendra
Singh advised the May-
or Abhijit Kumar to
stay in Bharatpur and
take care of the cleanli-
ness mechanism, as
people are upset with
the working of the
corporation.
Nationalpowerdemandsoars
to the highest in 38 years
Vishvendra breaks ice between
DalitsandGurjarsinBharatpur
Where there is
peace, there is de-
velopment. I am
sitting in the Chief
Minister’s residence
with the blessings of
the people. People
gave me a chance to
become Chief Min-
ister for the third
time. I have always
done politics with
the motivation of
serving people.
—Ashok Gehlot,
Chief Minsiter
Youngsters of the
area have got em-
ployment due to pro-
visions made for the
tribal areas by the
state government.
—Mahendrajeet Malviya,
Water Resources Minister
The state govern-
ment is making
meaningful efforts
for development of
every section.
—Bhanwar Singh Bhati,
MoS for Power, IGNP, Water
The government is
committed to the
interests of farmers,
the poor and
youngsters.
—Arjun Singh Bamniya,
Minister of State
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved proposals for
investment of more
than Rs.71,486.4 crore
in the state. With this,
more than 26 thousand
people will get employ-
ment in the state. In the
second meeting of the
Board of Investment at
CMR on Sunday, Gehlot
said that due to the in-
dustrial policies of the
state government, pro-
posals of big interna-
tional companies to set
up industrial units in
the state are constantly
being received which
will further strengthen
the industrial develop-
ment of Rajasthan.
The Chief Minister
said that the State Gov-
ernment is committed
to setting up units and
increasing employ-
ment opportunities in
the private sector.
While directing the de-
partment for the prepa-
rations for the Invest
Rajasthan Summit, he
said that this summit
would play an impor-
tant role in the indus-
trial development of
the state. He directed
the officers for infra-
structure facilities in
industrial areas.
MEETING OF BOARD OF INVESTMENT
CM approves proposals worth
`71,486.4 crore, to generate
more than 26,000 jobs
17 units of coal-based
5360 MW capacity of
Raj Vidyut Utpadan
Nigam operating
with full capacity
Dalits said they are
harassed by Gurjars.
Min ensured no such
incident will happen
here in future
NRLDC, NRPC REPORT
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: With a focus to
increase revenue,
Jaipur Development
Authority Commission-
er Ravi Jain instructed
officers to make proper
planning of land bank.
Jain took a meeting re-
garding the land bank,
which is of 58,000 hec-
tares, and gave instruc-
tions for the planning
of lands.
He said that after re-
moving the encroach-
ment on the land, tres-
passers do the en-
croachment again and
planning should be
done immediately after
taking possession of
the land by removing
the encroachments.
He asked the officers
to seize the resources
used for encroachment.
The land bank compris-
es 89,443 khasras in 247
villages in the JDA re-
gion. The Jaipur Devel-
opment Authority
asked the officers to cre-
ate categories of land
for proper planning.
The first category will
have the land where
schemes have been cre-
ated while the second
category will have va-
cant lands. He also in-
structed zone commis-
sioners to do superim-
posing of khasras.
The Jaipur Develop-
ment Authority will
also check the status of
Mandir mafi lands,
which are encroached
by people.
Make proper planning of land bank, remove squatters: JDC Jain
WITH FOCUS TO INCREASE REVENUE
lll
JDC meeting
held regarding
the land bank
which is of
58,000 hectares
The land bank
comprises
89,443 khasras
in 247 villages
in JDA region
JDC Ravi Jain presides meeting with the JDA officials on Sunday.
STATUS OF MANDIR MAFI LANDS
Vishvendra Singh

FASHION IS BOLD AND ADVENTUROUS, IT REFLECTS A
GENERATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHO AREN’T AFRAID
TO VOICE WHAT THEY THINK OR WEAR. IT IS MORE
THAN SIMPLY A WAY TO DRESS YOUR BODY; A
REFLECTION OF YOUR OWN PERSONALITY AND
VIEWS. CITY FIRST BRINGS TO YOU THE WINNERS
OF GLAMANAND SUPERMODEL INDIA 2021, ZOYA
AFROZ, DIVIJA GHAMBHIR AND TANYA SINHA, WHO
SHARE THEIR LOVE FOR MODELLING EXPERIENCE
IN THE FASHION PAGENT
ashion trends
bring women
and men from
all over the
world togeth-
er, while also
allowing them
to express their per-
sonal styles.
The style of cloth-
ing worn by the indi-
vidualsinaphotograph
may instantly identify a
period of time shown in the
photograph, and this sums
up how influential and all-
pervasive fashion is. Fash-
ion can change in an in-
stant, yet the power it wields
over society and the func-
tion it plays in the modern
world remains constant.
The momentous fashion
night, Glamanand Super-
model India 2021, held in
August 2021 at the Kingdom
of Dreams, where Zoya
Afroz was crowned as the
Miss International India,
Divija Gambhir bagged the
title of Miss Multinational
India and Tanya Sinha be-
came Miss Globe India.
Crowned Queen Afroz
bagged three sub-titles,
namely - Best in Evening
Gown, Miss Glamorous
Eyes and Top Model. While
answering the question,
she said “As someone who
has dreamt to be on the
stage of such a prestigious
pageant, I believe that
beauty pageants like this
give great opportunities to
young women to excel in
their careers”. Miss Inter-
national India Divija Gamb-
hir from Jaipur said, “With
the sense of purpose and di-
rectionthefuturecanbelong
to those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams”.
While Tanya Sinha, Miss
Globe India from Ranchi,
“The good thing about being
a model is, that your work
gives you a lot of opportuni-
ties to travel and travelling
helps widen your horizon
and make you learn a lot
about culture and food. But
sometimes I have to give up
on some delicious foods, as
my profession demands to be
fit and in shape.” Glamanand
Supermodel India 2021 is re-
sponsible for a breaking mo-
nopolythatpersistedinIndian
beauty pageants sectors for
morethan50years.
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REFLECTION OF
PERSONALITY
PERSONALITY
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
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F
Zoya Afroz
Divija Ghambhir

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ETC
PALAK
SINGHAL,
Model
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
A rethink is in order for
those going in for a
heavy investment.
Recovering a loaned
amount from someone
will not pose much difficulty. You will
manage to defuse tensions prevailing
at home by your tactful ways. A work
trip is on the cards. You manage to
weave your magic on the one you love.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Satisfaction is foreseen
for the image conscious
people trying to achieve
perfect figure and
physique. Your efforts
on the academic front will keep you in
contention. You are likely to spend an
enjoyable time with a close relation
today. Your helping hand to someone in
need will be greatly appreciated.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Homemakers can
exceed budget in doing
up their homes. An old
friend or a relative is
likely to pay you a visit.
You succeed in putting an ambitious
project on the tracks and cross all
hurdles in making it a success. Love
beckons and promises to give
immense joy and fulfillment.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Financial worries evapo-
rate as new avenues of
earning open up. You
will put in efforts to
complete a task
entrusted to you. Your academic
aspirations may take some time to get
realised. A property issue may not
show any signs of getting sorted out
amicably, so have a backup plan ready.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
You will manage to
ignore distractions and
interruptions at work to
complete a pending task
in time. Job prospects
for those freshly out of professional
institutes are set to brighten up soon.
Those not in a stable job can expect
permanency. Health will be satisfactory,
as you remain regular in workouts.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
A major purchase
might make a dent in
all your savings, but
will help in keeping up
with the flow .
Speculation may not be profitable and
you can very well burn your fingers.
Some of you may get hard pressed to
find a good match for someone
eligible in the family.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
A lot of time may be
wasted in socialising,
but you will love every
moment of it. You will
succeed in surmounting
the odds to get a stalled job back on the
tracks. Something concerning property
will work out in your favour. A romantic
outing is on the cards and promises
much fun and frolic.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Spirituality will have a
special allure for you.
Your innovative ideas
on the professional
front are likely to be
well received. Good health will keep
you fit and energetic. You are likely to
expand your social circle. You are likely
to get immense fulfillment in your
current romantic relationship.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
It is one of those days
when you will feel
satisfied with whatever
you do today on the
social front. Those
seeking love may not get lucky but
persistence will pay! A friend or
relative can touch a sensitive nerve
and get you all upset. A job switch
needs to be considered.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Sticking to workout
routine may benefit you
on the health front.
Meeting relatives at a
marriage or party
cannot be ruled out. Support from the
family may seem most encouraging
for those aiming an academic pursuit.
A passion-filled evening is foreseen, as
romantic front brightens.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Homemakers will get a
chance to implement
their ideas. You are
likely to be recognised
for your efforts on the
professional front. Chance of a raise is
possible for some. Timely and correct
decision will help you in saving a lot of
money. You will be able to de-stress
yourself completely today.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
A profitable day for
entrepreneurs is
envisaged. You may be
played upon for
spending on someone
else’s needs and desires. Homemakers
are likely to enjoy the day in the
company of neighbors and friends.
Fatigue threatens in a long journey, but
adequate breaks will keep you going.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
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Educationist and entrepreneur Rajesh Bhatia says the education system must
become more responsive to the needs of students during the pandemic
CITY FIRST
he unpredicta-
bility of the on-
going pandemic
has created un-
certainty in eve-
ry aspect of life
and students
particularly have gone
through unprecedented
upheavals in the past few
years. As the pandemic
related restrictions ease
and schools and colleges
reopen, students are ex-
pected to dive right into
the old normal after a lit-
tle over two years of on-
line learning. Now acute
stress has been added to
the situation with multi-
ple universities display-
ing an indecisive atti-
tude regarding the ex-
amination mode and
whether it should be on-
line or offline.
Rajesh Bhatia, an edu-
cationist and founder of
TreeHouse,anonlineand
offline chain of play-
schools, thinks this situ-
ation could have been
avoided and asks, “Why
to put students through
needless stress when we
already have an examina-
tion system that triggers
massive anxiety among
students. I recently read
a newspaper report that
said that we lost 12,582
lives to examination
stress between 2014 and
2020. The current indeci-
siveness of universities
about whether examina-
tions are to be held online
or offline has not helped
at all. The education sys-
tem must become more
responsive to the needs
of students during the
pandemic.
He also thinks parents
and educators need to be
more vigilant during this
time to observe signs of
stress, anxiety and says,
“Weneednewer,kind-
ermethodsof eval-
uation but right
now, let us please
focusonthemen-
tal health of
students and
watch out for
signs of
stress like
panic at-
tacks, sleeplessness, hy-
peractivity
, lack of moti-
vation, aches and pains,
upset stomach, mood
swings and depression.
Counselling and therapy
must be normalised espe-
ciallywhennotallparents
are equipped to provide
urgent solutions for a
mental health crisis.”
He also wants students
to not internalise exami-
nation stress and says,
“Yes, the pressure to excel
is inordinate but please
don’t believe any big or
small failure is perma-
nent. Every day
, we all get
a brand new chance to
learn from our mistakes
and do better. If you feel
you are not ready for an
offline examination, at-
tempt writing exercises
and time yourself. Sleep
andeatontime,addalittle
physical activity to your
routine and learn a few
breathing exercises. And
remembertoalwaysreach
out to a trusted friend or a
family member when you
are feeling too anxious.
You are not alone even
whenyoufeelisolatedand
overwhelmed.”
Bhatia also hopes
schools and universities
will start offline modules
to slowly ease students
back into conventional
modes of learning and
also offer them hybrid op-
tions to choose from. As
he says, “We are now liv-
ing in a world where edu-
cation systems cannot be
rigidandmustbeflexible.
The pandemic has al-
lowed us to change out-
dated methods of teach-
ing and we must adapt to
the times. We cannot just
discuss how broken our
systems are, we must fix
themforthesakeof every
student regardless of
theireconomicandsocial
background.”
T

K
aran Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Ki
Prem Kahani is right on track ever
since it went on floors. The cast
recently shot for a schedule in
north India and we saw Alia Bhatt return
to the city on Saturday night. On Sunday
afternoon, Karan took to Instagram to
officially announce the film’s release
date. Taking to Instagram, the film-
maker shared a happy selfie with his
lead pair and penned another rhyme
scheme for his cast after similarly
wishing Varun Dhawan. —Agency
A
lia Bhatt and
Ranbir Ka-
poor are one
of the cutest
couplesontheblock.
These two recently
tied the knot on
April 14 in the pres-
ence of their close
friends and family
.
The pictures from
their wedding have
alreadytakenthein-
ternet by storm and
fans are still going
gaga over the
dreamy pictures.
Even though the
newlyweds have re-
sumed their work
and are shooting for
their respective
movies, their family
members are still
sharing unseen pic-
turesfromtheirspe-
cialday
.TinaRazdan
sharedyetanother
family pic fea-
turing both
the stars
and the en-
tire Bhatt
and Ka-
poor fam-
ily
.—Agency
E
ver since Ajay Devgn
announced his new
film Runway 34, fans
have been on the edge
of their seats and eagerly
waiting for the film. The
trailer too has created a lot of
hype and going by it, we can see
that the Singham actor is play-
ing a pilot in the film. This film
also stars Rakul Preet Singh who
too will be seen portraying the role
of a pilot. Well, the movie is all set
for its release and the actors are
leaving no stone unturned in the
promotion of the film. Ajay recent-
ly shared yet another exciting teas-
er of Runway 34 and we bet this
will get your excitement level a
notch higher. —Agency
M
egan Fox went to Insta-
gram on Friday to wish
her fiancé Machine Gun
Kelly a happy 32nd birth-
day in a heartfelt tribute. The
Transformers actress, 35, cap-
tioned a snapshot of the rapper
giving her a piggyback ride and
called him “the love of my life”
and “the most unique human I
have ever met.” —Agency
T
iger Shroff and Tara Sutar-
ia are all set for the release
of their film Heropanti 2.
Both Tara and Tiger were
spotted interacting with their fans
looking all stylish and sexy. In the
pictures, we can see Tiger looking
classy wearing a red full sleeves t-
shirt that he paired with blue den-
im and light brown coloured shoes.
Tara Sutaria on the other hand
looked drop-dead gorgeous in a
crop top and a skirt that had an ab-
stract print. We have to admit that
she looked hot flaunting her per-
fectly toned midriff. —Agency
R
akul Preet Singh is
presently occupied
with the promotion
of her upcoming re-
lease, Runway 34. Taking
some time off her busy
schedule, the Attack ac-
tress has shared a few
glimpses from her latest
photoshoot. Posing in a
pink co-ord dress, the star
captioned the pictures, Pink
Panther. Her outfit of the day
incorporated a silk top with
leopard prints and baggy
pants. The outfit was complet-
ed with pink stilettos and
minimum makeup. —Agency
PRETTY IN
PINK!
S
amantha Ruth Prabhu has dropped heartfelt
birthday wishes for her Citadel co-star
Varun Dhawan on Instagram, along with
a picture of the birthday star. These two
will be sharing screen space for the first time in
this forthcoming drama. She wrote, “ Happy
birthday Rockstar @varundvn... Wishing
you the bestest year. God bless.” Apart from
her, Tamannaah Bhatia also shared a post
on social media, “Happy Birthday @
varundvn ! Wishing you a great year
ahead”. Besides these two, many B-
town celebs also dropped birthday
wishes for Varun Dhawan. —Agency
regnant Rihanna and A$AP
Rocky were recently clicked in
LA as seen in the photos ob-
tained by The Daily Mail. Ri-
hanna and Rocky's recent meet
comes after the rapper was re-
leased from jail a few days ago
after issuing a bail bond of USD
555,000 according to reports.
The couple who is expecting
their first child together
stepped out with one anoth-
er as Rihanna reportedly
held onto his arm. —Agency
P
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STRAIGHTOUTOFJAIL!
STRAIGHTOUTOFJAIL!
Birthday Wishes!
G
igi Had-
id turned 27 on
April 23 and
honouring her
on a special day was
her sister Bella Had-
id who shared a sweet
birthday tribute for
the model. Sharing
throwback photos from
their childhood as well
as special moments
from their photoshoots
together Bella was all
praises for her big sis-
ter as she called Gigi
best sister and best
mother. —Agency
Memory down
the lane!
RUNWAY34!
LOVE OF
MY LIFE
SMOKIN’
HOT!
FAM JAM!
RELEASE DATE
ANNOUNCED!
Varun Dhawan Rihanna
Samantha Ruth Prabhu
Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox
Gigi Hadid
Tiger Shroff and Tara Sutaria
Instagram image posted by Karan Johar
Instagram image posted by Tina Razdan
Alia Bhatt
Rakul Preet Singh
Poster of the film

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CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
erma Magnetica
Skin, Laser
Hair Transplant
Clinic opened its
first branch at
Viti Road in
Jaipur on Sun-
day. The program started
by lighting the lamp and
cutting the ribbon.
Jagdeesh Chandra
graced the event as the
Chief Guest and inaugu-
rated the clinic while Ra-
jsamand, MP Diya Kumari
was also present as the
special guest. Rituraj Ya-
dav and Dr Atul Arora,
Director of Derma Mag-
netica Skin and Hair
Transplant Clinic were
also the guests of honour.
During the audience, Ro-
hit Dhamija Director Der-
ma Magnetica Skin, said
thatwearehappytoinform
that we have started our
first branch in Jaipur in 6
districts of Rajasthan. We
have launched this clinic
with advanced technology
,
with all facilities of skin
and hair transplant like
hair transplant, PRP treat-
ment, different types of la-
sers, peels, facials and anti-
ageing services (botox, fill-
ers), thread lift etc.
EXTENDINGBRANCHES!
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
D
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
FELICITATION!
EVENT IN THE CITY CAREER COUNSELLING!
VICTORY!
Under the aegis of the Neurological Society of India and Neuro Welfare
Society of Jaipur, the oration of First Prof. S R Dharker was organised
at Hotel Marriott on Saturday. During the ceremony, the senior-most
Neurosurgeon of Rajasthan, Prof. SR Dharker (Retired HOD of Neurosurgery,
Principal Controller - SMS Medical College, Dean - Faculty of Medicine)
was honoured for his outstanding contribution to the development and
progress of Neurosurgery in the State of Rajasthan. Prof. B K Misra, an
internationally renowned Neurosurgeon from Mumbai was the Orator.
Returning officer Prof MK Sharma conducted the elections of Rajasthan
Rashtrabhasha Prachar Samiti on Sunday. The elections are held after
every three years. According to the constitution of the committee Prof Asha
Kaushik, Om Saini, Prakash Chaturvedi and Sunita were elected unopposed
for the tenure of 3 years for the posts of President, Working President,
General Secretary and Treasurer respectively at the Steering Committee. The
election of the other 10 members of the Steering Committee was also held
unopposed. While administering the oath of office to the elected officials, Dr
BD Kalla, minister of culture Literature praised the work of the committee.
A career counselling
lecture was conducted by
Headquarter Recruiting
Zone, Jaipur on April 20
at Subodh Public School.
The aim of the lecture
was to build awareness
among the students to
'Join Indian Army as an
Officer'. The lecture was
taken by Col Kailash Jha,
Director Recruiting. The
lecture invigorated the
students with national
fervor and motivated them
to join the Armed Forces.
The Orthopaedics Team and Joint Replacement
surgeon Dr Hemendra Agrawal has successfully
operated upon two women patients suffering from
obesity-induced arthritis at Narayana Multispeciality
Hospital on Saturday. Both underwent Total Joint
replacement of both knees. The successful outcome
of both procedures also dispels the myth that
joint replacements do not prove successful on
excessively heavy patients.
Madhavan was
honoured for
his excellent
results by the
Skill Education
Center Committee
on Saturday. On
this occasion,
Dr Sanjeev
Gupta, Runner
President of the
Indian Medical
Association
honoured
the student.
Bhavna Sharma,
committee general
secretary was
also present.
The birthday of Anuj Tandon, son of Advocate Rajesh Tandon, Vice Chairman
of the Senior Citizens Welfare Board was celebrated on Sunday, April 24. We
wish him all the best.
The essence of Natak Maharathi - A play based on the life of Maharathi
Surya, son of Karna, was performed in the series of net-Theat programs,
by Rang Mastane Sanstha on Saturday. This play was, written by renowned
film and play writer Vibhanshu Vaibhav and directed by Abhishek Mudgal .
It shows the present situation, how people of today's generation misbehave
with the people of a backward society.
In an exciting cricket match held at Karol Cricket Ground on Saturday, RS
Academy won the toss and chose to bat first. After giving an unbeatable
target of 216 runs, RS academy won the match by 27 runs. The team just
didn't outstand with their talented batsmen but also showcased a tremendous
performance with their bowling. Ram Singh Parmar took 3 wickets giving 38
runs, while Lokesh Jangid took 2 wickets in 30 runs. Gautam scored 66 runs
in 23 balls while Krishna Kumar scored 62 runs in 48 balls.
WOMEN’S SKILL
DEVELOPMENT
CITY FIRST
A
cer tifi-
cate dis-
tribution
ceremo-
ny was organised
on Saturday un-
der ‘Project Shak-
ti’ by ‘Project
Shakti’ by Prin-
cess Diya Kumari
F o u n d a t i o n
(PDKF) and
NIMS University,
Jaipur. Certifi-
cates were award-
ed to women and
girls who have
completed train-
ing in the initial 3
batches through
the free women’s
skill development
training program
“Project Shakti”,
which is organ-
ised at Badal Ma-
hal, Jaipur. Along
with this, women
and girls trained
in the program
were also offered
jobs by represent-
atives of various
industries of
Jaipur.
Rajsamand MP
and President of
PDKF Diya Ku-
mari of the erst-
while royal fam-
ily of Jaipur, Di-
rector of NIMS
University Dr
Pankaj Singh,
Executive Direc-
tor of PDKF
Shivina Kumari
and Executive
Trustee of MSMS
II Museum and
Member of
PDKF, Rama Datt
were present on
the occasion.
On this occa-
sion, MP Diya Ku-
mari said that we
had started these
training courses
for the skill devel-
opment of girls
and women. The
skills that girls
and women have
acquired through
this training pro-
gram, will ensure
that everyone gets
placements based
on their skills.
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
CITY FIRST
A
performanceof
‘Harijas - Lok
Bhajan’ was or-
ganised by JKK
and Jajam Foundation
on Sunday. In the pro-
gram, Padmashree
Anwar Khan Man-
ganiyar enthralled
the audience by giv-
ing a melodious rendi-
tion of folk hymns.
During this time, holy
hymns of deities were
presented, composed
by Shri Krishna, Shivji,
Meera Bai and Kabir
Das, Ram-Lakshman,
God including Brahma.
In which ‘Jagiye Kripal
Dhyani Nanda ke Du-
lare’, ‘Aaj to humare
bhaag ho Mahadev
aaye’, ‘Mira Jalmya Ba-
haras ne Budhwar’,
‘Kabira ne Mandi
hai Matwali’, ‘Puri
Re Ayodhya Raja
Dashrath Ghar’, ‘Holi
Aayi Re Piya Ji Re
Desh’, ‘Bansi Dhari Re
Girvar Dhar, Tum Taro
To Hum Taran’ etc. folk
hymns were included.
‘HARIJAS - LOK
BHAJAN’ @JKK
CITY FIRST
T
he Summer Ra-
jasthan Bodybuild-
ing Championship
was organised by
the Rajasthan State Body
Building Association,
Jaipur on Sunday. In the
competition, body build-
ers performed brilliantly
where they showcased
their talents. During the
occasion, the winning
players were congratu-
lated by the Cabinet
Minister of Rajasthan
Government, Pratap
Singh Khachariawas,
Rajiv Arora, Chairman
Raj Small Industries
Corporation JCF, Dr
Karan Singh Yadav, Bra-
jkishore Sharma, Pawan
Godara, President of Ra-
jasthan Body Building
Association, Naveen Ya-
dav, Kuldeep Dawa, Ma-
hipal Makrana, Amit
Singh, Rajiv Kumar.
Nitesh Rawat Summer
won the title of Mr Ra-
jasthan, Satyajit Chaud-
hary bagged the title of
Most Improved body while
Adesh Chaudhary was the
Best Poser, Virendra Ku-
mar and Surendra Dayma
were the runner ups.
POWER OF GOOD
PHYSIQUE!
—PHOTO
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Under the joint aegis of Shri
Sanmati Library, Jaipur and
Rajasthani Medical Library
Association, the 147th Punya
Remembrance
Ceremony of Master
Motilal Sanghi was
be organised at Shri
Sanmati Library on
Sunday.The event
organised on World Book Day
witnessed a lecture on The
Future of Libraries: Changing
Nature by Dr Sonal Singh.
During the occasion Kishore
Pareek was honoured with Life
Time Achievement Award.A
the book launch of ‘Strategy of
Library Management in Digital
Era” took place.
147TH PUNYA
REMEMBRANCE
CEREMONY
Jagdeesh Chandra cuts the inaugural ribbon. Also seen are (L-R)
Rohit Dhamija, Yogesh Mishra, Himadri Bhatnagar and Sapna Singh
Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Dr Atul Arora, Rohit Dhamija, Rituraj Yadav, Dr Vikas Chandra and others
Diya Kumari with (L-R) Rohit Dhamija, Gunjan Vasisth,
Rituraj Yadav, Dr Vikas Chandra and Dr Atul Arora
Rajiv Arora felicitates the awardee
Padmashree Anwar Khan during performance
Diya Kumari, Dr Pankaj Singh, Shivina Kumari
and Rama Datt with the awardees
Dr BD Kalla with newly elected officials

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