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has created a lot of dif-
ference in killing ter-
rorism in the country.
Let alone cities of
the country, terror-
ists have to think a
lot even before at-
tacking our bor-
ders. But Congress
questions our surgical
strike,’ PM Modi said.
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OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI
A BREAK
FROM WALK:
RAHUL RIDES
BULLET IN MP
PT USHA SET TO
GET ELECTED
AS IOA CHIEF
UNOPPOSED
BRIDGE COLLAPSE: 1 DEAD, 14 HURT
Nagpur: A 48-year-old woman died and 14 others were
injured after a part of a foot overbridge (FOB) collapsed
on Sunday evening at Ballarshah railway station under
Nagpur division of Central Railway in Maharashtra.
EGYPT PREZ TO BE R’DAY CHIEF GUEST
New Delhi: Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi
will be the chief guest at the upcoming Republic
Day celebrations in January, India’s Ministry of
External Affairs confirmed on Sunday.
Gwalior: Bharat Jodo Yatra keeps
making headlines with warm and viral
moments but Sunday is a fun day so
Rahul Gandhi decided to take a break
from the walk and rode a bullet in MP.
New Delhi: PT Usha is set to become
1st woman president of Indian Olympic
Association (IOA) as she emerged as lone
candidate for top post for Dec 10 polls. She
filed her nomination papers on Sunday.
Super Indians Rajasthan Chapter
has colourful start in Lake City
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: The Super In-
dians Rajasthan Chap-
ter organised by First
India News Rajasthan
and Bharat24 news
channel had a colourful
start on Sunday at Lake
City Udaipur. The lamp
lighting of programme
was done in Ananta Re-
sort in the presence of
Assembly Speaker Dr
CP Joshi, Dr Jagdeesh
Chandra, CEO and Edi-
tor-in-Chief, Bharat24-
Vision of New India and
First India, and CMD,
First India News, film
actor Govinda, Ra-
jasthan Foundation
Commissioner Dhiraj
Srivastava, former Me-
war royal family mem-
ber Lakshyaraj Singh
Mewar, Chief Business
Office and Strategic Ad-
visor Manoj Jagyasi,
newly appointed Man-
agingEditorof Bharat24
Shamsher Singh and
First India News Editor
Jinendra SinghShekha-
wat and other dignitar-
ies.
On this occasion, Dr
CP Joshi threw light on
the challenges of parlia-
mentary democracy
and made it clear that
the legislature, execu-
tive and judiciary all
have their own chal-
lenges and responsibili-
ties, which need to be
understood. Turn to P8
Dr CP Joshi, Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, Govinda, Dhiraj Srivastava, Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar, Manoj
Jagyasi, Shamsher Singh and Jinendra Singh Shekhawat during the Super Indians Rajasthan
Chapter at Ananta Resort in Udaipur on Sunday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Dhiraj Srivastava speaking during the event in Udaipur.
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the event at Hotel Ananta.
Govinda interacting with the audience during the event.
Dr CP Joshi addressing the audience in Udaipur on Sunday.
 Assembly speaker
Dr CP Joshi says
that in Constitution
India means Bharat
and here First India
News and Bharat24
both are present
 Dr Jagdeesh
Chandra highlights
the social concerns
being raised by
First India News
Rajasthan and
Bharat24 channel
China protesters, cops jostle as
anger over Covid curbs mounts
Beijing: Cities like Bei-
jing, Shanghai, Urum-
qi, Nanjing, Guangzhou
and at least a dozen
other cities across Chi-
na saw hundreds of peo-
ple taking to the streets
to protest against Presi-
dent Xi Jinping’s harsh
zero-Covid policy that
has allowed authorities
to place millions of citi-
zens under prolonged
lockdowns even if just a
handful of cases are re-
ported. Some protesters
were shown in videos
shouting for President
Xi to step down.
‘DEALING WITH CHINA IN G20 WILL NOT BE EASY’
New Delhi: Dealing with China would be a
“challenge” for India during its G20 presidency
and New Delhi would adopt a “cautious
approach” towards Beijing, judging it by its
deeds and not words, former deputy national
security advisor Pankaj Saran said on Sunday.
RAC constable, 2
others shot dead
in Bharatpur
Bharatpur: 3 brothers
including a police con-
stable were shot dead
when their neighbour
along with
some others
a l l e g e d l y
opened fire
at them in
their house
in Bharatpur district,
police said on Sunday.
Gajendra Singh, his
two brothers Samandar
Singh and Ishwar Singh
were killed. Gajendra
was a constable posted in
Rajasthan Armed Con-
stabulary (RAC). P3
Protesters raise the blank sheets of white paper as a symbol of
dissent against China’s strict Covid lockdown rules on Sunday.
‘Unduly being accused
for Cong’s infighting’
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Union Educa-
tion Minister Dharmen-
dra Pradhan targeted
Congress government
amid the ongoing politi-
calturmoilinRajasthan.
Referring to the recent
verbal spat between CM
Ashok Gehlot and for-
mer Deputy CM Sachin
Pilot, Pradhan said that
Gehlot is unnecessarily
accusing others while
his house is not in order.
“Baseless allegations
are being leveled by CM
Gehlot. The people have
given him the mandate.
Pilot is not a worker of
BJP. I also respect Ashok
Gehlot ji. He is unneces-
sarily accusing me to
hide the quarrel in his
house,” said Pradhan
said 68th
Nat’l Conven-
tion of ABVP. More on P2
Dharmendra Pradhan speaking
during ABVP event on Sunday.
A WORLD
RECORD!
Narendra Modi Stadium in
Ahmedabad has entered
the Guinness Book of
World Records. “Proud
to receive Guinness
World Record for largest
attendance at a T20
match when 1,01,566
people witnessed IPL final
at Narendra Modi Stadium
on 29 May 2022,” BCCI
secretary Jay Shah said.
OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
BJP National President
chief Jagat Prakash
Nadda will on December
1 launch party’s ‘Jan
Aakrosh Yatra’ in Jaipur to
corner the Congress
government in state P2
A bilateral training
exercise between Indian
and Australian armies -
‘AUSTRA HIND 22’ - will
be conducted at the
Mahajan Field Firing
Ranges in Bikaner from
today - December 11 P7
Rajasthan Police team
led by Narendra Singh, Dy
SP, CM’s Security Cell,
New Delhi, secured 3rd
position in National
Counter IED Competition
held at NSG, Manesar P2
MASSIVE ANTI-INCUMBENCY IN GUJARAT,
CONG COMING TO POWER, SAYS GEHLOT
Shiv Prakash Purohit and
Bhavani Singh
Dediapada (Narmada):
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot on Sunday took
a dig at Prime Minister
Narendra Modi over his
repeated visits to poll-
bound Gujarat, saying
the PM was campaign-
ing in every street of
the state.
Addressing a public
rally for the Congress at
Dediapada in Gujarat
on Sunday, Gehlot said,
“PM Modi is having to
campaign in every
street of Gujarat as the
BJP government did
nothing for the people
of the state. No inquiry
was conducted into the
Morbi bridge collapse
incident, which left 135
persons dead.
Turn to P8
If Congress had not worked all these
years, there would not have been a
democracy today, says Kharge
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge & others being garlanded by
supporters during a public meeting for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly polls, in Ahmedabad, Sunday.
Jay Shah being presented
the certificate on Sunday.
‘ONLY BJP CAN SAVE
GUJARAT AGAINST TERROR’
PM Modi to address ‘Vijay Sankalp
Sammelan’ in the four cities today
AAP using appeasement politics
as shortcut to power: PM Modi
First India Bureau
Sur at/Kheda/Ne-
trang: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day attacked the Con-
gress on the issue of
terrorism, saying the
Congress, which raised
questions on the surgi-
cal strike, considers ter-
rorism as its vote bank.
“Our government in
Gujarat was acting
against terrorists, but
the UPA government in
Delhi was going soft on
them. They (Congress)
were instead busy at-
tacking me,” Modi said
at his rallies.
‘Your one vote in 2014
The new generation of Gujarat has
not seen the serial bomb blasts
of Ahmedabad and Surat. I
want to caution them of those who are
well-wishers of terrorists. Batla House
encounter was questioned by Congress
leaders. —Narendra Modi, PM
PM Narendra Modi greets while being garlanded by party workers
during a public rally at Netrang, in Bharuch, Gujarat on Sunday.
95TH
EDITION OF
MANN KI BAAT
 The G20 Presidency
is a major opportunity
for India to focus on
the global good
 India sent its first
rocket ‘Vikram-S’ into
space on November 18
 Jointly developed by
India and Bhutan, India
launched a satellite suc-
cessfully on November 26
 Youth are doing
wonderful work in field
of Space, Technology
and Innovation
 In the last 8 years
export of musical instru-
ments from India has
increased more than
3 and a half times
 ‘Lidi-Cro-U’ organi-
sation has under-
taken work of
reviving beauti-
ful facets of
Naga culture
FULL REPORT
ON PAGE 5

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2022
02
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board Com-
missioner Pawan Aro-
ra said that compre-
hensive knowledge is
basic mantra of suc-
cess for a civil engineer.
He said civil engineer-
ing students should not
be limited to doing con-
struction only on basis
of drawing.
“In the changing
times, along with con-
struction, they should
also be aware of the nu-
ances of building by-
laws, architectural and
landscaping, and the
changes in the trend of
building materials.
Only then they will be
able to achieve their po-
sition in this field of
engineering,” he said
while addressing civil
engineering students
and faculty members at
the inauguration cere-
mony of the two-day
ICI Fest-22 on behalf of
the Civil Engineering
Department at SKIT.
Housing Commis-
sioner said, “A success-
ful civil engineer is one
who plays an active
role in planning as well
as execution. There is
no alternative to hard
work. Practice three ‘H’
(Hard Work, Honesty,
Humbleness) and One
‘C’ (Compassion),” he
exhorted. Earlier, SKIT
Chairman Surjaram
Meel said that Arora is
a living example of
positive change.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Additional
Chief Secretary Mines,
Petroleum and PHED
Subodh Agarwal said
that after instructions
from Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot, in the
joint campaign being
run against illegal min-
ing activities from July
11, the department has
changed the strategy of
action, confiscation of
big machines and illegal
mining. He said that em-
phasisisonthearrestof
thoseinvolvedinmining
activities.
Agarwal said that
since July 21, more than
185 machines, including
100 HEMM machines
have been seized in the
state. “More than 2100
vehicles involved in ille-
gal transportation of
minerals have been
seized.
More than 360 FIRs
and141peoplehavebeen
arrestedinthestatedur-
ingthisperiod.Actionis
going on against illegal
mining activities across
thestatewithmutualco-
ordination by the Mines
and Police Department.
Special instructions
havebeengivenformon-
itoring in Barmer, Pali,
Jodhpur, Bhilwara and
Tonk,” he said.
‘Planning along with construction is key to success’
2100 vehicles, 360 FIRs, 141
held in illegal mining: Agarwal
CONGLEADERSAREDISRESPECTING
MANDATE OF PEOPLE: PRADHAN
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Speaking on
the concluding day of
the 68th National Con-
vention of Akhil
Bharatiya Vidyarthi
Parishad here on Sun-
day, Union Education
Minister Dharmendra
Pradhan said that the
Rajasthan assembly
election in 2023 will be
contested under the
leadership of PM
Modi.
On the third day of
convention, Yashwan-
trao Kelkar Youth
Award ceremony was
presented to Nandku-
mar Palve of Maha-
rashtra. The award
carries a cash amount
of Rs 1 lakh award.
Pradhan said days
of the Congress gov-
ernment here is num-
bered. “The general
public in the state has
made up their mind
that the Cong govt has
to be taught a lesson in
the coming elections.
When I reached
Jaipur last night, I
asked the taxi driver
about the Rajasthan
government. Then he
said that this govern-
ment is certain to go.
These people are very
useless,” Pradhan said.
He said that there is
no govt in Rajasthan.
Rather, a group of
power-hungry people
are sitting here fight-
ing among themselves.
There is a mutual ri-
valry. Corruption is
increasing continu-
ously.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: The opposition
BJP is going to start its
Jan Aakrosh rally in
Rajasthan shortly be-
fore the entry of Rahul
Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo
yatra to corner the
Ashok Gehlot led Con-
gress government.
Bharat Jodo yatra is
expected to enter Ra-
jasthan on Dec 3-4. In
BJP’s Rath yatra, the
failure of the state gov-
ernment will be high-
lighted.
However, there is also
a tussle within the BJP
over posters to be put
up during the yatra.
The BJP central leader-
ship had earlier decided
that to avoid controver-
sy, pictures of only PM
Modi and BJP Presi-
dent JP Nadda would be
displayed on the official
posters and banners,
but now photos of three
big leaders of the state,
Vasudhanra Raje, Sat-
ish Poonia and Gulab
chand Kataria will be
now seen.
The party announced
the yatra in a press con-
ference here. BJP lead-
ers will address press
conferences in districts
today. Rath yatra will
start from Dec 1. Party’s
national president JP
Nadda will flag off yatra
here on Dec 1. He will
flag off 51 rath. 200 raths
will move in the assem-
bly constituency for 10
days and will return on
13 and 14. Party has set
a target to reach 2 crore
people. through this Jan
Aakrosh rally
.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: CEO of NITI
Aayog and G20 Sherpa
of India, Amitabh Kant,
will take stock of prepa-
rations on Monday for
the upcoming G20 Sher-
pa Summit, scheduled
to be held from Decem-
ber 4 to 7 in Udaipur.
The ministry of ex-
ternal affairs and dis-
trict administration of
Udaipur are making
rounds of preparations.
Sources informed
that around 200 diplo-
mats from 20 to 30 coun-
tries and around 100
security personnel and
representatives of in-
ternational media will
be attending the Sherpa
summit. Elaborate ar-
rangements have been
made regarding the
stay, their security and
movement along with
protocol.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: A four-day Na-
tional Moot Court Com-
petition is being organ-
ized by a private univer-
sity of Jaipur under the
joint aegis of Ranka
Public Charitable
Trust. Supreme Court
Justice Dinesh Mahesh-
wari, who was the chief
guest inaugurated the
competition on Sunday
.
Guest of Honour Ra-
jasthan HC Justice
Ashok Kumar Gaur and
Special Guest Senior
Professor Indian Law
Institute & former
member Law Commis-
sion of India Prof (Dr)
S Shivakumar were pre-
sent. Justice Mahesh-
wari said, “One gets to
learn & understand pro-
cedures of court and a
chance to move for-
ward,” he said.
Around 30 state and
inter-state teams are
participating in the
competition. It is being
organized on the uni-
versity campus at Jag-
atpura. Participants
will learn to plead,
cross-examine, prepare
before the trial, pro-
ceedings of trial, pro-
ceedings of court, de-
bate & other imp things.
Mumbai (ANI): The
Maharashtra Police on
Saturday arrested a so-
cial media influencer
for allegedly duping
women by pretending to
belong to a royal family
of Rajasthan. Police
have informed that the
social media influencer
used to extort money
from the complainant
by threatening to kill
her and her eight-year-
old daughter.
“A case has been
booked against the in-
fluencer Rajwir Singh
under section 386 (ex-
tortion), 354A, 506 II of
the Indian Penal Code
for allegedly extorting
Rs 1,33,000 from her
since April 2021,” sen-
ior police officer of
Goregaon Police Datta-
ri Thope said. Officer
further said that the po-
lice arrested the ac-
cused man from a pri-
vate hotel in Goregaon.
His social media han-
dles disclosed how he
pretended to belong to a
royal family of Ra-
jasthan and contacted
girls to extort money,
Thope added.
“A similar case has
already been registered
against this person at
the Juhu police station
under IPC section 376,”
Thope said further.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan Po-
lice team has secured
the third position in the
National Counter IED
(Improvised Explosive
Device) Competition
held at National Secu-
rity Guard (NSG) in
Manesar.
Rajasthan Police
team led by Narendra
Singh, Deputy SP
, Chief
Minister’s Security
Cell, New Delhi, won
title in this competition
held from Nov 21 to 26.
Singh said that counter
IED capability of state
police & central secu-
rity forces is tested. Po-
lice and security forces
from all over the coun-
try participated in
which 16 personnel of
Rajasthan Police per-
formed brilliantly
.
Jaipur: Food Min Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas lashed
out at BJP over its Jan
Akrosh Yatra and said this
drama would not work now.
About Union Minister Dhar-
mendra Pradhan’s statement
regarding the tussle in the
Congress, Khachariyawas
said that democracy has
been murdered by BJP. “If
we have done this then dis-
solve our government. The
BJP should work to manage
its govt at the Centre,” he
told the media on Sunday.
On the other hand PCC
chief Govind Singh Dotasra
said, “BJP is making base-
less allegations while state
government of Raj is being
praised all over country for
its welfare schemes.” He
said that central govt did
not fulfill the promise of
ERCP.
UnionMinisterDharmendraPradhanwasspeakingat68th
NationalConventionofABVP;
Rajasthan assembly election in 2023 will be contested under PM Modi’s leadership
Practice 3 ‘H’ (Hard
Work, Honesty,
Humbleness) & 1 ‘C’
(Compassion): Arora
Dharmendra Pradhan and others awarding Yashwantrao Kelkar Youth Award to Nandkumar Palve of
Maharashtra IN National Convention of ABVP on Sunday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Nadda to launch ‘Jan Aakrosh Yatra’ on Dec
1 to corner Cong, 200 raths to move around
Arun Singh, Satish Poonia, Ramcharan Bohra, Chandrakanta Meghwal, Rajendra Rathore, Gulab
Chand Kataria, Dr Kirodi Lal Meena, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore, Bhajan Lal Sharma releasing
poster of Jan Aakrosh rally during a press conference on Sunday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Police taking action by confiscating big machines.
Amitabh Kant to review
arrangements today
SC Justice Maheshwari
inaugurates competition
Royal family imposter
dupes 50 women, held
Raj police gets
3rd
placeinNat’l
counter IED
KHACHARIYAWAS
AND DOTASRA LASH
OUT AT BJP
PRAYING FOR PROSPERITY
Governor Kalraj Mishra along with wife Satyawati Mishra visited Govind Dev Ji Temple on Sunday. He offered prayers and
wished for the happiness and prosperity of the country and the state.
More than 2100 vehicles involved in illegal
transportation have been seized. More than
360 FIRs and 141 people have been arrested.
—Subodh Agarwal, Additional Chief Secretary, Mines
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Pawan Arora inaugurating two-day ICI Fest-22 on behalf of the
Civil Engineering Department at SKIT on Sunday.
Pawan Arora addressing civil
engineering students.
4 DAYS NAT’L MOOT COURT
G20 SHERPA MEET

RAJASTHAN
03
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: Kavita Nayal,
a resident of Jaleli Nay-
la village of the district,
has become an officer in
the Navy at the passing
out parade held at the
Indian Navy Academy,
Kerala. Kavita’s father
Omprakash Nayal is
also a lieutenant colonel
in the army
. 23-year-old
brother Abhishek has
also been selected as a
lieutenant in the army
on June 21 last year.
On Saturday, Kavita
was given the rank of
sub-lieutenant in a pro-
gram held at Ezhimala
Academy in Kannur.
Kavita said that she did
class 10 in the year 2016
fromJabalpur.Afterthis
completed studies from
Army School, Secun-
derabad in 2018 with
PCM subject. Further
studies were completed
in June 22 from Manipal
University
, Jaipur.
Kavita has also ob-
tained a C certificate in
Air Force NCC. Kavita
has also won gold medal
in university marathon
and gave SSB interview
in Navy in January to
reach here. Though
Kavita initially wanted
to join the army, she
cleared the interview in
her very first attempt.
Now daughter becomes sub-lieutenant in Navy
IN JALELI NAYLA’S ‘DEFENCE’ FAMILY...

Expressing
happiness,
Kavita’s father
said that the
army is a noble
service and that
is why it was
our desire that
both my children
go to army
Three brothers including one RAC
constable shot dead in Bharatpur
Cop’s son Tenpal had a verbal spat with the neighbour Lakhan, who in revenge fired the shots
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: Three
brothers including a po-
lice constable were shot
dead when their neigh-
bour along with some
others allegedly opened
fire at them in their
house in Rajasthan’s
Bharatpur district, po-
lice said on Sunday
.
Theincidentoccurred
in Sikrora village and
the police was informed
early Sunday
.
Constable Gajendra
Singh, his two brothers
Samandar Singh and
Ishwar Singh were
killed while Gajendra’s
wife, son and his daugh-
ter in law were injured
and are being treated at
the SMS hospital in
Jaipur, police said.
Gajendra Singh was a
constable posted in Ra-
jasthan Armed Constab-
ulary (RAC).
SHO Kumher Himan-
shu Singh said that Ga-
jendra Singh’s son Ten-
pal had a verbal spat
with his neighbour
Lakhan a few days back
and Tenpal had slapped
Lakhan too. The elderly
people in the village had
intervenedandtheissue
wasresolvedatthattime
but Lakhan wanted re-
venge, the SHO said. He
said that Lakhan along
with 8-10 others barged
into the house of Gajen-
dra late last night and
started shouting. They
opened fire in the air.
When Gajendra Singh
came out of the room,
they shot him dead.
Hearing gunshots and
cries, his two brothers
who live in a separate
house in the neghbour-
hood came out and
rushed to Gajendra Sin-
gh’s house and they
were also shot dead.
Cops standing guard at deceased’s home on Sunday. (Inset) Ishwar
Singh, Samandar Singh and Gajendra Singh.
The relatives and family members staging dharna outside hospital
in Kumher town, demanding arrest of the accused.
Runway expansion in Udpr
but flights grounded at others
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Udaipur air-
port’s runway length
will be increased from
2281 to 2741 metres mak-
ing its about 9,000 feet.
Besides, the instrument
landing system is also
working smoothly.
These facilities will in-
crease air traffic at
Udaipur airport, sec-
ond busiest in the state.
Air traffic will also in-
crease when G-20 Sher-
pa Summit begins in
first week of December.
Meanwhile, Kis-
hangarh airport has
only one flight service
despite the tourist sea-
son being at its peak.
Last year, on an average
four flights operated
daily during this time.
But now only one flight
is operational. Star
Air’s flight to Indore did
not operate after Nov
15. Star Air’s flight to
Surat runs only once a
week. Earlier, Alliance
Air operated flights
from Jaipur four days a
week. These two major
cities are included in
the tourist triangle but
the airlines have not
started flights. Regional
air connectivity flights
from Jaipur have
stopped. These flights
were operating under
the Central govern-
ment’s ambitious flight
scheme, Udaan, so that
the common citizen of
the country could fly
.
Residentdocs’strikeentersday4inKota
First India Bureau
Kota: The resident doc-
tors in Kota continued
their protest for the
fourth consecutive day
demanding arrest of
accused involved in
beating a doctor.
The protestors took
out a rally from MBM
Hospital to District Col-
lectorate and demand-
ed the arrest of the ac-
cused and increased
security of doctors in
the hospital. Notably, a
resident doctor was al-
legedly beaten after a
woman died in the hos-
pital during treatment.
The police had regis-
tered an FIR against
the family members of
the deceased and later
arrested two people in
this regard.
However, the resi-
dent doctors are de-
manding arrest of all
the accused in the mat-
ter. The family mem-
bers of the deceased
have also filed an FIR
in Nayapura Police
Station against the
doctors for misbehav-
ing with them.
Kavita Nayal with her parents during the investiture ceremony.
Female panther spotted with
2 cubs in J’lana Leopard Safari
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: There is good
news from Jhalana
Leopard Safari once
again. The forest offi-
cials have spotted fe-
male panther LK with
two cubs in the jungle.
Prior to this, Panther
Chandani was also spot-
ted with cubs.
With this, the total
number of leopards in
Jhalana Leopard Safari
has reached 45. Forest
Ranger Janeshwar
Chaudhary, Forester
Jogendra Singh Shek-
hawat and their entire
team have started mon-
itoring the movement
of leopard.
Deputy Conservator
of Forest Kapil Chan-
drawal has not only de-
scribed the Jhalana
Leopard Safari as the
pride of the capital city
Jaipur, but has de-
scribed the Jhalana as
an ideal conservation
reserve for the wild cats
and other animals.
Notably, Panther LK
was also spotted with
three cubs last year in
the camera trap.
PSK INAUGURATES DEVP WORKS
Food and Civil Supply Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas inaugurated various development
works in Civil Lines area and reached out to people during Jansevak Aapke Dwar Abhiyan
campiagn on Sunday.
UDH MIN SHANTI DHARIWAL REACHES
RANTHAMBORE ON A THREE-DAY TOUR
Sawai Madhopur: UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal on
Sunday reached Ranthambore with his family on a
three-day visit. On Sunday evening,
the minister visited Ranthambore
National Park with the family and saw
tigers. UDH Minister Dhariwal will
be staying in the Abhyaran Resort in
Ranthambore till November 29. ADM
Kapil Sharma and DSP Rajveer Singh
Champawat have been appointed as the protocol
officers for the tour of the UDH Minister.
Screengrab from the video in which Panther LK is seen playing with
her 2 cubs in Jhalana Leopard Safari on Sunday.
Congresswinsby-pollsof6municipalwardsinRaj
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The by-election
results of 13 municipal
wards of 12 districts
were announced on Sun-
day
. Of the 13 wards, six
were won by Congress
while BJP secured four
seats. Likewise, three
seats were won by inde-
pendent candidates.
Similarly
, of these 13
candidates, eight were
men and five were wom-
en candidates.
In Jaipur, BJP candi-
datewinstheby-election
of Ward No 66 of JMC
Heritage. In the by poll,
BJP’s Ghanshyam
Tapan won by a margin
of 978 votes. Independ-
ent candidate Suresh
Biwal secured the sec-
ond place, while Rohit
Navariya of Cong came
third. The returning of-
ficerRakeshMeena said
that Ghanshyam Tapan
has secured 2,844 votes.
Rajasthan Jat
Mahasabha
wants TV show
‘Ahilyabai’ off air
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Jat Mahasabha state
president Rajaram
Meel and General
Secretary Madan
Chowdhary have
submitted a memo-
randum to Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi and the Union
Information and
Broadcasting Minis-
ter Anurag Thakur
to stop the telecast
of television sop
Ahilyabai with im-
mediate effect and
take action against
the producer and di-
rector for allegedly
tampering with the
history
.
Chowdhary said
that the serial aired
on a TV channel
shows Maharaja
Surajmal’s wrong
portrayal which has
hurt the sentiments
of people having
faith in Surajmal.
Brahmin outfits demand ‘Pujari
Protection Bill’ from State Govt
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Brahmin
organizations have de-
manded a Pujari Protec-
tion Bill for the safety of
priests following a se-
ries of incidents that
were reported wherein
the temple priests were
attacked by people.
Youth State President of
Gaur Brahmin Mahasa-
bha Rajasthan, Advo-
cate Pankaj Pachlangia
said that priests have
always contributed to
promoting the Hindu re-
ligion in society
.
“Incidents relating to
land grabbing of tem-
ples, taking over temple
trust, killing of priests
and forcing them to com-
mit suicide have been
reported in the past in
Rajasthan. A Pujari Pro-
tection Bill should be in-
troduced in the upcom-
ing Assembly Session,”
said Pankaj Pachlangia.
State President of
Brahmin Samaj Ra-
jasthan, Ambika
Prakash Pathak, has
also demanded from the
state government to
bring Pujari Protection
Bill in the upcoming as-
semblysessiontoensure
the security of priests.
Minorgang-rapedbythree
Udpr I-T Raid:
Undeclared
`200 cr, 20kg
gold seized
Dholpur (FIB): A mi-
nor girl was allegedly
gang-raped by three
men in Dholpur while
she was working in the
fields. Police informed
the victim is a class
eleventh student.
“The victim was
raped by a youth of the
same village, while two
other accused helped
the youth to rape the
girl. As the girl shout-
ed, the villagers imme-
diately reached the
spot and caught one of
the accused. The ac-
cused was beaten and
injured by the villag-
ers,” police said.
“The victim is un-
dergoing treatment in
Dholpur hospital and
the matter is being in-
vestigated by Sadar
Thana Police,” police
official added.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: As part of the
ongoing crackdown on
real estate businessmen
in Udaipur, documents
of undisclosed assets
worth over Rs 200 crore
were seized on the fifth
day on Sunday
. In I-T
raids, more than 20 kg
gold jewellery and cash
worth Rs 2 crore have
been recovered from
premises of group own-
ers. Bank lockers will
also be looked into.
The Income Tax dept
team is interrogating
the partners associated
with Acme and Ankush
Real Estate Group. The
I-T teams have found in-
vestment in soft stone
business and files of giv-
ingloanstomanypeople
on hefty interest. The
Dept are recording the
statements of business-
men and these raids will
be over in a day or two.
With this, total
leopards in J’lana
Safari reaches 45
M
M
M
JMCH COUNCILLORS MEET MAYOR MUNESH
YOU READ IT IN FIRST INDIA ON NOV 25, 2022
Regional connectivity
remains irregular
from Kishangarh and
Jaipur airport
Various Brahmin
fronts have stressed on
to protect the ‘Pujaris’
across the Rajasthan
Brahmin front holding meeting
on Sunday.

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Nitin Gadkari
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Beginning of a New Era!
Congratulations to @isro and NSIL
on the successful launch of PSLV
C54 mission. With the launch of 3
indigenous satellites by @PixxelSpace
and @DhruvaSpace, India has carved a
new milestone in Space technology.
Smriti Z Irani
@smritiirani
Revered Lakshmibai Kelkar ji played
an important role in awakening the
mother power for the upliftment of
women and responsibility towards the
nation. He also established Rashtra
Sevika Samiti to inspire women power
for national service. Tribute to him on
his memorial day today.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
This one is for all those
times you made an excuse
for not accomplishing
your goals.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
DON’T SWALLOW
ANTIBIOTICS IN
LOW-GRADE FEVER,
VIRAL BRONCHITIS
anaging a disease is
a complex and costly
affair. The easiest
way out for a patient
is to swallow antibi-
otics easily available over the
counter. Excess and use of these
antimicrobial medicines with-
out a doctor’s advice is causing
more harm than good. A study
by the World Health Organisa-
tion said that misuse of antibi-
otics in humans and animals is
accelerating the process of de-
veloping resistance to them. The
study found that diseases like
pneumonia, tuberculosis, gon-
orrhea and salmonellosis have
become drug resistant as antibi-
otics used to treat them have
become less effective.
Unregulated usage helps bac-
teria become resistant to a drug
as was found in the case of car-
bapenem which is used to treat
pneumonia and septicemia in
intensive care settings. As more
diseases turn drug resistant, the
Indian Council of Medical Re-
searchhasissuednewguidelines
advising against use of antibiot-
ics in low-grade fever and viral
bronchitis. It has also advised
doctors to follow a timeline while
prescribing antibiotics.
TOP TWEETS
M
he old pension
scheme has
emerged as an im-
portant issue in
HimachalPradesh
and Gujarat elections. In
Himachal Pradesh the Con-
gress has promised restora-
tionof theoldpensionscheme
(OPS) if voted to power. The
OPS,whichallowedtheentire
pension amount to be given to
an employee, was discontin-
ued by the Central govern-
ment in 2004. Himachal
Pradesh has 2.5 lakh govern-
ment employees out of which
1.5 lakh come under the new
pension scheme which is be-
ing opposed as it allows 10
percent deduction from basic
salary towards pension. The
state government contributes
14percenttosecurethefuture
of employees. Under OPS,
pension was fixed at 50 per-
cent of the last basic salary
drawn. Clearly, lakhs of gov-
ernment employees are re-
sentful of the loss in pension
after implementation of NPS.
The Aam Aadmi Party
chief Kejriwal has made a
similar promise to govern-
ment employees in Gujarat.
“By January 31, we will issue
a notification for implement-
ing the old pension scheme in
Gujarat. I am not just talking.
In Punjab we have issued the
notification,” he told voters
not telling them about non-
implementation of OPS. Gov-
ernment employees believe
that NPS is not in interest of
retiring employees as they
can withdraw only 60 of their
entire corpus, 40% of which
goes towards mandatory pur-
chase of annual payment
from an insurance company
.
Implementing the promise
won’t be easy as it will entail
a huge financial burden on
any government. For in-
stance, Punjab has a pension
bill of Rs 11,000 crore under
NPS. The OPS will only in-
crease the burden.
IT’S ALWAYS OLD
VERSUS NEW
Kejriwal has made a
promise to government
employees in Gujarat. “By
January 31, we will
issue a notification for
implementing the OPS
in Gujarat. I am not
just talking. In Punjab
we have issued the
notification,” he told voters
T
FIFA WORLD CUP GROUP
STAGE SCENARIOS
ere we take a look at what
every country needs to do to
qualify in group stages and
keep their dream alive in
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.
If two or more teams have
an equal number of points,
they will be divided in the or-
der listed below:
1. Overall group goal differ-
ence
2. Overall group goals scored
3. Head to head (H2H) result
4. H2H goal difference in all
matches between the
teams still level
5. H2H goals scored in all
matches between the
teams still level
6. Fair play points
7. Drawing of lots
GROUP A
l Netherland: With a win
or a tie against Qatar,
Netherlands will automat-
ically qualify, a loss will
also qualify them if Ecua-
dor wins.
l Ecuador: Ecuador are as-
sured of qualifying with a
victory or tie against Sen-
egal. If they lose, they can
only advance if Nether-
lands loses as well, in
which case the goal-differ
ence scenario would apply
.
l Senegal: With a victory vs
Ecuador, Senegal will un-
questionably qualify. If
Netherlands loses, the
goal-difference and head-
to-head scenarios would
apply, and a draw will then
be sufficient.
If Netherlands loses or
draws, can win the group
with a victory
.
l Qatar: Have been elimi-
nated.
GROUP B
l Iran: Iran will win the
group if they defeat the
United States and will fin-
ish in the top two if Eng-
land draws or loses. If
Wales loses or draws, a
draw will enough for Iran
as well. Iran cannot con-
tinue after losing.
l England: England Can
only be eliminated with a
heavy defeat to Wales.Un-
less Iran wins or the Unit-
ed States wins by at least
four goals, a draw will be
sufficient for England to
finish first in the group.
l United States: For the
United States to
succeed,they must beat
Iran. Can top the group if
England lose to Wales (or
if England draw and USA
win by four or more goals.)
l Wales: Wales top the
group if they defeat Eng-
land by four or more goals.
To finish in the top two,
Wales must defeat England
and hope that Iran and the
United States draw.
Wales must defeat Eng-
land by four goals or more
in order to finish ahead of
USA or Iran if they win.
GROUP C
l Poland: To qualify
, Poland
mustdrawwithArgentina.
Will win the group with a
victory, or with a draw if
Saudi Arabia draw/lose.
l Argentina: Argentina
will automatically qualify
if they defeat Poland and
will advance as group win-
ners if Saudi Arabia
draws or loses.Argentina
presently leads Saudi Ara-
bia by two goals in goal-
difference, however if
both teams win, the win-
ner will be determined by
group goal difference and
goals scored.
l Saudi Arabia: Saudi Ara-
bia will automatically
qualify if they defeat Mex-
ico, and if Poland and Ar-
gentina draw, they will
advance as group winners.
l Mexico: Mexico needs to
defeat Saudi Arabia to
have a chance, and a vic-
tory of four goals or more
ensures qualification.
GROUP D
lFrance: Francehasalready
advanced to the round of
16, and they will unques-
tionably win their group if
they defeat Tunisia or
draw with them, or if Aus-
tralia loses to Denmark.
l Australia: If Australia
defeats Denmark, they
will finish in the top two
places. If Tunisia loses or
draws their match with
France, it will also qualify
with a tie. If Tunisia wins
and Australia draws, Tuni-
sia will finish second on
goal differential. A loss
would prevent Australia
from qualifying.
l Denmark: If Tunisia
draws or loses, Denmark
must win to finish Second.
If Tunisia and Denmark
tie, the second-place will
be determined by goal dif-
ference.
l Tunisia: If Australia and
Denmark tie, Tunisia
must win in order to finish
second. Second place will
be decided as stated above
if Denmark wins. If Aus-
tralia wins. Tunisia is dis-
qualified.
GROUP E
Costa Rica’s shock 1-0 win
against Japan means no
country can either qualify or
be eliminated.
Spain put themselves in
complete control of the
group if they beat Germany
.
All four nations would enter
the final group games with
three points if Germany can
defeat Spain, and the Euro-
pean sides would be the
heavy favourites to claim the
top two slots.
GROUP F
Belgium With a victory
over Morocco will qualify to
the round of 16, winning the
group if Croatia and Canada
draw. Canada will be knocked
out if they lose to Croatia.
GROUP G
Brazil can guarantee their
spot in the round of 16 with a
victory over Switzerland if
Serbia wins or draws against
Cameroon.
Switzerland can secure a
spot in the round of 16 with a
victory over Brazil if Came-
roon wins or draws against
Serbia.
Cameroon will be elimi-
nated if Serbia defeats them
and Brazil wins or draws.
GROUP H
If Portugal defeats Uru-
guay, they will win their
group and go to the round of
16, even if South Korea and
Ghana tie earlier in the day
.
Ghana Will be knocked out
if they lose to South Korea.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
H
If Portugal defeats
Uruguay, they will win
their group and go to the
round of 16, even if South
Korea and Ghana tie
earlier in the day. Ghana
Will be knocked out if they
lose to South Korea
Here we take a look
at what every country
needs to do to qualify
in group stages and
keep their dream
alive in FIFA World
Cup Qatar 2022. With
a win or a tie against
Qatar, Netherlands will
automatically qualify, a
loss will also qualify
them if Ecuador wins
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several clubs in Rajasthan

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Ayodhya (ANI): Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath on
Sunday offered prayers
at the Ram Janmabhoo-
mi temple in Ayodhya.
Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanathalsochaired
a meeting with officials
over the development
works in Ram Janmab-
hoomi temple.
Earlier on November
4, with a steady stream
of devotees to Ayodhya
amid the ongoing con-
struction of the Ram
temple, the Uttar
Pradesh government
approved three main
routes to the temple site
which will enable visi-
tors to have ‘darshan’.
Work on laying two of
these routes is already
underway, government
officials said. One of
these three routes, to be
named Ram Path, will
span13kmsandconnect
Sahadatganj to Naya
Ghat. While the road is
to be laid at a cost of Rs
400 crore, the tendering
process has been com-
pleted. A committee has
also conducted a survey
of the main route after
it was approved by the
government.
The locals on the
route, who have homes
or run shops or other es-
tablishments, would be
rehabilitated before
workonconstructingthe
main approach road to
the Ram temple begins.
The other route, to be
called Shri Ram Janma-
bhoomi Path, will con-
nect Birla Dharmasha-
la to Shri Ram Janmab-
hoomi temple via Sug-
reev fort. Work on lay-
ing this route is on in
full swing. While the
work was initially esti-
mated to be completed
by November, officials
now say that work will
go on till December.
“We will have the
route ready by Decem-
ber this year,” Navdeep
Rinwa, commissioner,
of Ayodhya Mandal.
The third route will
connect Shri Ram Jan-
mabhoomi temple to
Singar Ghat via Hanu-
mangarhi. Work on this
route is underway at a
fast pace, officials said,
adding that most of the
land losers on this route
have already been
awarded compensation.
“After clearing some
other areas, work will
start. The route, once
ready, will help draw
more visitors to the
temple. The Ram Jan-
mabhoomi Path Marg
will not only save the
devotees time but also
enable them to have
darshan,” an Ayodhya
resident said.
Yogi offers prayers at Ram Temple, reviews development works
WORK IN PROGRESS
First India Bureau
New Delhi: In his
monthly Mann ki Baat
radio programme, PM
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day spoke of India’s
G20 presidency, the
space sector, the musi-
cal traditions in India,
the lifestyle of the Naga
community, and the
treatment of muscular
dystrophy
.
As India readies to
assume the presidency
of the “powerful” G20,
PM Modi said the coun-
try should focus on
global good during its
term and asserted that
it has solutions to the
challenges related to
peace, unity, environ-
ment and sustainable
development.
Noting that assuming
G20 presidency is a “big
opportunity” for India,
Modisaidthethemethat
India has given is “One
Earth, One Family, One
Future” which shows its
commitment to ‘Vasud-
haiva Kutumbakam’.
“What a great oppor-
tunity has come for In-
dia, for every Indian!
This becomes even
more special because
India was awarded this
responsibility during
‘Azadi Ka Amrit Kaal
(75th year of India’s In-
dependence’),” he said.
—With PTI inputs
PMpoursouthisheartin
monthlyradioaddress
95TH EPISODE OF ‘MANN KI BAAT’ BATTLEGROUND GUJARAT
New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Sunday said the
launch of ‘Vikram S’ rocket heralded a “new era” for pri-
vate space sector in India as he hailed the sector’s contri-
bution in the sphere of space technology. He said on Nov
18, the country witnessed “new history” being made in
space sector. “On this day, India sent its first such rocket
into space, which was designed and prepared by the pri-
vate sector of India. The name of this rocket is ‘Vikram-
S’. As soon as this first rocket of the indigenous Space
Start-up made a historic flight from Sriharikota, the heart
of every Indian swelled with pride,” he noted.
‘VIKRAM-S’ HERALDED NEW ERA FOR
PRIVATE SPACE SECTOR IN INDIA: PM
Ahmedabad (PTI):
Even as women ac-
count for nearly 50 per
cent of voters in Guja-
rat, the number of fe-
male candidates con-
testingthenextmonth's
Assembly elections is
not very encouraging
as only 139 of them are
in the fray out of as
many as 1,621 contend-
ers for 182 seats.
The ruling BJP and
the Opposition Con-
gress have continued
their tradition of offer-
ing tickets to only a
handful of women, but
stillthenumberof such
candidates fielded by
them this time is more
as compared to what it
was in 2017 polls.
The BJP has given
tickets to 18 women
candidates as against
12 in 2017, while the
Congress has fielded 14
women although that
figure was 10 in the last
Assembly election.
The two parties have
also accommodated
more number of wom-
en candidates from
Dalit and tribal com-
munities this time.
Only 139 women in fray
out of 1,621 contestants Ahmedabad (PTI):
Ahead of the upcoming
Gujarat Assembly polls,
a Congress candidate
from Rajkot has courted
a controversy with his
comments
about
religious
places
Ajmer and
Somnath
during a
public meeting. His rival
Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) candidate claimed
such remarks were
objectionable for the
Hindu community. In-
dranil Rajguru (in pic),
the former Congress
MLA who is contesting
on the party ticket from
Rajkot (East) seat, on
Saturday told a gather-
ing, mostly comprising
Muslim audience, in the
constituency that they
should chant “Har Har
Mahadev” after him.
The crowd members
did the same.
CONG CANDIDATE
LANDS IN SOUP
WITH COMMENTS
ON AJMER AND
SOMNATH TEMPLE
Hamirpur (PTI): For-
mer Himachal Pradesh
chief minister and BJP
leader Prem Kumar
Dhumal on Sunday ex-
pressed optimism that
the party would once
again form government
in the state.
Talking to the media
here, he said heavy
turnout of women vot-
ers indicates that the
BJP would be victorious
in the assembly polls
held on November 12.
He said that the peo-
ple would reject the
Congress as they are
aware of the lofty prom-
ises made by the grand
old party earlier which
they failed to fulfil.
Dhumal said the
“double-engine” gov-
ernment has given
pace to the develop-
ment in the state.
He said that whenev-
er the BJP came to pow-
er, the development
rose to its peak and
when the Congress par-
ty came to power, the
development was hay-
wire and corruption
was at its peak.
The former CM said
the claims of the Con-
gress party leaders to
form their government
would fall flat.
Meerut (PTI): Senior
Rashtriya Lok Dal
(RLD) leader Chaud-
hary Yashveer Singh
along with several oth-
ers joined the BJP here
on Sunday
.
Singh, who was for-
mer regional chief of
RLD, joined the saffron
party in presence of
BJP state president
Bhupinder Singh
Chaudhary
. Besides, for-
mer RLD MLA Sudesh
Sharma and other local
leaders of the party also
joined the BJP
.
On the occasion, the
UP BJP chief said the
new joinings will
strengthenthepartyand
it would win Khatauli
assembly seat in the re-
gion by a big margin.
Meanwhile, RLD lead-
er Surendra Sharma
saidthatthosewhocould
notfacechallengesinthe
present day politics are
joining the BJP as they
did not have courage to
face the situation.
The polling for the
bypolls on Khatauli,
Rampur assembly seats
and Mainpuri parlia-
mentary constituency
will be held on Decem-
ber 5 while counting of
votes will take place on
December 8.
BJPwillretainpower,
saysex-CMDhumal
Senior RLD leader,
former MLA join BJP
❍ HIMACHAL PRADESH ❍ SAFFRON PARTY GETS A BOOST
Srinagar (PTI): PDP
president Mehbooba
Mufti on Sunday urged
youths in Jammu and
Kashmir to participate
in future civic and as-
sembly elections, say-
ing it is their “'weapon”'
to fight for their rights
and they should not
cede space to the BJP.
“It is not BJP’s India
and, note it down, we
will not let it become
BJP's India,” Mufti said
at a party function here.
The former JK
chief minister also
warned the Centre not
to behave “like those
raiders from Pakistan
who came to the valley
in 1947” and were forced
to flee by Kashmiris.
“India is not BJP. In-
dia which we joined is
Jawaharlal Nehru’s In-
dia, (M K) Gandhi ji’s
India, Maulana Abul
Kalam Azad’s India. It
is India of Rahul Gan-
dhi who is travelling
the country for Hindu-
Muslim unity, it is
Tushar Gandhi’s In-
dia,” Mufti said.
She again lashed out
at the BJP for the
scrapping of Article
370 in 2019.
“We have formed a
bond of heart with this
country, the constitu-
tional bond, the bond of
love, but what did you
do? You played with our
dignity, our identity.
Youdestroyedthewhole
state. This will not
work,” she said.
Mufti further said
that the people of Kash-
mir were questioning
the accession to India
due to the current situ-
ation in the country
.
Don’t cede space to BJP,says Mufti while
urging JK youth to participate in polls
Srinagar: Authorities in
Anantnag district of JK
Sunday asked PDP presi-
dent Mehbooba Mufti and
seven former legislators
to vacate government res-
idential quarters within 24
hours failing which action
would be taken, officials
said. Mufti was served
an eviction notice for her
'Fairview' residence at the
high security Gupkar area
of the city here last month
as well. Sunday's eviction
notice, by the executive
magistrate First class on
the orders of the Anant-
nag deputy commissioner
was issued to Mufti and
others for the government
quarters located in Hous-
ing Colony at Khanabal
in the south Kashmir
district, the officials said.
MUFTI, EX-MLAS
GET NOTICES TO
VACATE FLATS
WITHIN 24 HOURS
Yogi Adityanath inspects construction work of Ram Temple. (Inset) Yogi offers prayers at the temple.
BJP leaders hold the roadshow for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly elections, at Keshod, in Junagadh. —PHOTO BY ANI
PDP President Mehbooba Mufti addresses a youth convention at
Sher-e-Kashmkir Park, in Srinagar, Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi. —FILE PHOTO
PM bats for solutions to challenges
related to peace, environment and
sustainable development
Jamnagar (PTI): Hours before cricketer Ravindra
Jadeja travelled through the city's market in an
open SUV as part of a BJP roadshow, his elder sis-
ter Naynaba Jadeja sought votes for the Congress,
reminding voters of price rise under the ruling
party and its “unfulfilled” employment promises.
While the cricketer campaigned for his wife Rivaba
Jadeja, his elder sister canvassed for Bipendrasinh
Jadeja, highlighting the “sibling rivalry” that has
added another layer of interest in the poll after BJP
dropped its sitting MLA Dharmendrasinh Jadeja,
locally better known as Hakubha.
CRICKETER JADEJA, ELDER SISTER
BAT FOR DIFFERENT PARTIES
New Delhi (PTI): Assum-
ing the G20 presidency
is a huge opportunity for
India and the country
must utilise it by focusing
on global good, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
said on Sunday. India
will officially assume the
G20 presidency from the
current chair Indonesia on
December 1. In his latest
monthly radio address,
Mann Ki Baat, Modi said
that India is capable of
providing solutions to the
varied challenges being
faced globally. “India will
assume presidentship of
powerful grouping G20 on
December 1. For India it
is a huge opportunity. In-
dia must utilise opportu-
nity of G20 leadership by
focusing on global good
and welfare,” he said. The
G20 comprises Argentina,
Australia, Brazil, Canada,
China, France, Germany,
India, Indonesia, Italy,
Japan, the Republic of
Korea, Mexico, Rus-
sia, Saudi Arabia, South
Africa, Turkey, the UK,
the US and the European
Union. “Be it peace or
unity, sensitivity towards
environment or sustain-
able development, India
has solution to challenges
related to all such things,”
the PM said.
WE MUST UTILISE
G20 PRESIDENCY
BY FOCUSING ON
GLOBAL GOOD: PM
The G20 has a partnership comprising two-
thirds of the world’s population, three-fourths
of world trade, and 85 per cent of
world GDP. You can imagine India is
going to preside over such a big group,
such a powerful group, from December 1.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister

INDIA
06
4 INJURED IN BOMB
BLAST IN BENGAL’S
PARGANAS DISTRICT
FLIER FROM DUBAI
NABBED WITH
GOLD WORTH `48 L
Kolkata (PTI): Four
persons were injured, one
of them seriously, when
several bombs exploded
at Jagaddal area in West
Bengal’s North 24 Parga-
nas district early Sunday
triggering panic in the area.
Police said as per informa-
tion, an altercation took
place between some wed-
ding party members and a
local resident over playing
music at the marriage hall
on Saturday night.
Kochi (ANI): The Customs
department seized 1192
grams of gold, worth Rs
48.5 lakh, at the Kochi air-
port on Sunday. The cus-
toms officers intercepted
a passenger from Dubai at
the Kochi Airport by flight
IX-434. The accused was
identified as Ali, a native
of Kozhikode district. On
examining the passenger,
the customs officials
found four capsules of
gold in compound form,
weighing 1010 grams.
3 KILLED IN ROAD
ACCIDENT IN UP'S
GHAZIPUR DISTRICT
3 KIDS CRUSHED TO
DEATH BY TRAIN IN
PUNJAB’S RUPNAGAR
Ghazipur (PTI): Three
people, including a cou-
ple, were killed when their
car was hit by an uniden-
tified vehicle in Nandganj
area here, police said on
Sunday. The accident took
place on Saturday night,
they said. Neeraj Kumar
(45), his wife Moni (41),
and friend Alok Kumar
(44), all residents of Bi-
har, were on their way to
Prayagraj when their car
was hit from behind.
Rupnagar (PTI): Three
children were crushed to
death by a passenger train
near Sri Kiratpur Sahib
here on Sunday, police
said. The Punjab govern-
ment has ordered an in-
quiry into the incident. The
incident took place when
four children of migrant la-
bourers were playing near
the railway track close
to a bridge over Sutlej
river. The fourth child was
injured in the incident and
was admitted to a hospital.
TEENAGER ABDUCTED AND RAPED IN BAIRIA
VILLAGE IN UTTAR PRADESH’S BALIA DIST
Ballia (PTI): A 16-year-old girl was allegedly abducted and
raped by a man in a village in
Bairia area here, police said on
Sunday.The accused identified
as 23-year-old Munnu Yadav
was arrested on Saturday. The
girl was abducted by Yadav on
November 15 following which an
FIR was registered by the girl’s
family members, Senior Sub Inspector Atul Mishra said.
The girl was recovered two days ago and has been sent for
the medical examination, he said.
SAD SUNDAY: FOUR KILLED IN TWO
SEPARATE ROAD ACCIDENTS IN JAMMU
Jammu (PTI): Four people were killed and two injured
in separate road accidents here, police said on Sunday.
In first incident, Jatin Manhas (18) and
Mahruda Pratap Singh (15) died after two
speeding motorcycles collided head-on
with each other at Dablehar-Chak Mohd
Yaar road in RS Pura area on the outskirts
of the city on Saturday, the police said.
Two others — were injured in the colli-
sion. In another incident, an apple-laden
truck coming from Kashmir skidded off the road and fell
into a deep gorge in Nagrota area late on Saturday evening.
CRUCIAL READ
Lusail [Qatar](ANI):
Lionel Messi’s superb
long-range strike and
Enzo Fernandez’s stun-
ning goal guided Argen-
tina to a dominating
victory over Mexico 2-0
in the Group C game at
the Lusail Stadium,
keeping their FIFA
World Cup dream alive.
It may not have been a
memorable perfor-
mance, but Argentina
get the win they needed,
beating Mexico 2-0 at the
Lusail Stadium to keep
their hopes of qualifica-
tion alive. After their
shocking 2-1 loss to Sau-
di Arabia, Argentina
knew defeat would
meanelimination.They
laboured once more un-
til Messi’s 65th-minute
intervention.
In a rough and tense
match, the 35-year-old,
who is likely playing in
his final World Cup,
scoopedupAngelDiMa-
ria’s pass outside the
box and fired a crisp
shot into the bottom cor-
ner to break the score.
Three minutes from
time,Argentinasecured
the victory thanks to a
ball from substitute
Enzo Fernandez, who
cut inside and curled a
beautiful goal past
Guillermo Ochoa. Mes-
si then switched roles
and became the game’s
provider.
ThewinmovesArgen-
tina up to the second po-
sitioninGroupC,apoint
behind Poland, whom
they will play in their fi-
nal match as they at-
tempt to secure a spot in
the round of 16. As for
Mexico,theyhavetobeat
SaudiArabiatohaveany
hope of qualifying.
Messi, Fernandez guide Argentina to win
FIFA WORLD CUP
Argentina’s Lionel Messi celebrates after scoring goal during match between Argentina and Mexico.
Indore (PTI): The
Bharat Jodo Yatra led
by Congress leader Ra-
hul Gandhi reached In-
dore on Sunday on the
fifth day of its Madhya
Pradesh leg.
People from different
sections of society in-
cluding a differently-
abled man, Manohar,
also joined the foot
march and Gandhi was
seen pushing his wheel-
chair to some distance.
The man said he told
Gandhi that the coun-
try now needs a change.
After a night halt at
Mhow, the birthplace of
Dr BR Ambedkar, the
yatra participants re-
sumed the march on
Sunday morning.
The yatra passed
through the suburban
areaof Rauandreached
Indore. A red carpet
was rolled out to wel-
come when the march
reached Rau.
Indore Commission-
er of Police HC Mishra
said 1,400 personnel
have been deployed in
the city to provide secu-
rity to the yatra and
barricades have been
put up at various places
on the yatra’s route.
Twelve dilapidated
houses in the densely
populated Rajwada area
with narrow streets
have been temporarily
evacuated to avoid the
possibility of any unto-
ward incident during
the march, he said.
Earlier, a sweet shop
in Juni area of Indore
received an anonymous
letter by post on Novem-
ber 17, threatening
bomb blasts in Indore
city during the yatra.
The letter, which re-
ferred to the 1984 anti-
Sikh riots, had also
threatened assassina-
tions of Rahul Gandhi
and MP Congress chief
Kamal Nath. The police
had arrested a person
in this connection.
The Congress’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra, a
mass contact initiative,
will take a night halt at
Chimanbagh Ground in
the city, officials said.
Srinagar (ANI): As
winter arrives in the
Kashmir valley, so does
heavy amounts of snow-
fall. Now, although it
creates many problems
for locals, people have
shown how to turn prob-
lems into opportunities
using their creativity
.
The youth and chil-
dren are the ones who
are most active in this.
They carve sculptures
out of snow and create a
'universe' of happy mo-
ments. The people of
Kashmir have shown
timeandagainthatthere
is no dearth of talent in
the valley
. Their creativ-
ity with snow is yet an-
other proof of this.
Also, the artworks of
Kashmir often grab
people's attention on so-
cial media. Several na-
tional and internation-
ally famous artists Za-
hooruddin Lone, Tasa-
deq Hussain, and sev-
eral others teach snow
sculpting skills to the
children.
In another step in the
direction, the school ad-
ministration in the
Higher Secondary
School Kalshe in the
Talil area of Griz or-
ganized a unique Snow
Art Competition for the
students.
The students show-
cased their talents by
making 'snowmen' and
models of other wild
and domestic animals
and birds. The school
also appreciated the
students' work and also
awarded prizes to the
students for encourag-
ing them.
It is noteworthy that
this trend of making
snow models during the
winter is rising in popu-
larity every year.
IAS Sujata
Sharma to go
back to Andhra
India-NZ second
ODI match called
off due to rain
RSS chief lauds
role of freedom
fighters with
diverse ideologies
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: IAS Sujata
Sharma of 2006 batch
is leaving from UP. She
came from Andhra
Pradesh to
UP cadre
on inter-
state depu-
tation for 3
years in
December 2019. Now,
the UP govt will relieve
her on December 2, af-
ter she served for three
years in the state. Shar-
ma has charge of Secre-
tary, Industrial Devel-
opment. She has to go
backtoAndhraPradesh
original carder.
Hamilton [New Zea-
land] (ANI): The sec-
ond ODI of three-match
series between India
and New Zealand was
called off due to rain,
with India scoring 89/1
in 12.5 overs at the time
rain intervened for the
final time and put any
possibility of further
action to rest. Shubman
Gill (45* off 42 balls) and
Suryakumar Yadav (34*
off 25 balls) were at the
crease unbeaten. Put to
bat first by the Kiwis,
India was at 22/0 in 4.5
overs when rain inter-
rupted the action for the
first time. The match
was resumed after rain
as a 29-overs-per side af-
fair. After the match re-
sumed, India lost skip-
per Shikhar Dhawan
early for just three runs.
After that, Gill and
Suryakumar added 66
runs for the second
wicket. But rain played
the spoilsport again.
Patna (PTI): Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh
chief Mohan Bhagwat
on Sunday asserted that
those who fought for the
country’s Independence
demonstrated how peo-
ple with diverse ideolo-
gies could come togeth-
er for a common cause.
He was speaking at a
function on the penulti-
mate day of his four-day
tour of Bihar in Mal-
khachak village of Sa-
ran district, held in the
memory of lesser-
knownfreedomfighters.
He was addressing
the programme before
visiting Darbhanga
where he will interact
with RSS workers from
across the state. Bhag-
wat also released a book
authored by journalist
Ravindra Kumar.
Titled “Swatantrata
Andolan Ki Bikhri
Kadiyan”, the book
claims to shed more
light on India’s struggle
for Independence.
“Thosewhofoughtfor
Independence demon-
strated how people with
diverse ideologies could
come together for a com-
mon cause,” he said.
Dhankhar to give Shilp
Guru Nat’l Awards
to craftpersons today
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Union Min-
istry of Textiles will be
organizing Shilp Guru
and National Awards to
master craftpersons for
the year 2017, 2018 and
2019 on Monday
.
Vice President
Jagdeep Dhankhar
will be the chief guest
of the award ceremony
.
Union Minister of Com-
merce Industry, Pi-
yush Goyal will preside
over the function. Dar-
shana Vikram Jardosh,
Minister of State for
Railways and Textiles
will be the Guest of
Honour at the event.
The Office of the De-
velopmentCommission-
er (Handicrafts) has
been implementing the
scheme of National
Awards for master craft-
spersons since 1965 and
Shilp Guru Awards was
introduced in 2002.
These Awards are being
conferred every year to
legendary master craft-
spersons of handicrafts
whose work and dedica-
tion have contributed
not only to the preserva-
tion of rich and diverse
craft heritage of the
country but also to the
resurgence of handi-
craft sector as a whole.
The main objective is to
give recognition to out-
standing craftspersons
inthehandicraftssector.
People showcase creativity
with snow sculptures in JK
Tourists at Gondola rides Gulmarg ski resort, in Jammu and
Kashmir on Saturday. —PHOTO BY PTI
BHARAT JODO YATRA
RAHULSHOWSHISSOFTSIDE ININDORE
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi walks with padayatris during the party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, at Mhow, in
Indore, Madhya Pradesh on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Rahul Gandhi with a supporter’s pet dog during the party’s Bharat
Jodo Yatra, at Mhow, in Indore on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
MP POLICE REGISTER CASE OVER VIDEO OF
PRO-PAK SLOGANS DURING CONG’S BJY
SNAKE SPOTTED IN FOOD TENT IN MANIHAR
VILLAGE DURING CONG’S BHARAT JODO YATRA
CONG SEEKS TO BOLSTER HOLD ON KEY MP REGION
WITH BJY; BJP LAUNCHES COUNTER CAMPAIGN
Khargone (PTI): The Madhya Pradesh Police have registered a
case in connection with a purported video pertaining to pro-Pa-
kistani slogans raised during the Congress’s Bharat Jodo Yatra,
an official said on Sunday. While the Congress alleged it was a
doctored video with which the BJP was trying to defame the foot
march led by Rahul Gandhi, the ruling BJP claimed the opposition
party deleted the clip after a pro-Pakistani slogan was heard in
it. Khargone’s Superintendent of Police Dharmveer Singh Yadav
said the case was registered at Sanawad police station against
unidentified persons under Indian Penal Code Sections 153 (B)
(imputations, assertions prejudicial to national-integration) and
188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant)
in connection with the video related to pro-Pakistani slogans.
Khargone (PTI): A small snake was spotted in the food tent
when the Bharat Jodo Yatra was in Manihar village in Khargone
district in Madhya Pradesh on Saturday, a Congress leader said.
Leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh Assembly Govind
Singh said a small snake was spotted in the food tent when
participants of the Rahul Gandhi-led march were taking a break.
Those present caught the snake and released it in the open
some distance away, he said. Party functionaries said Gandhi
was not near the tent when the incident occurred. The march,
which began from Mortakka in Khandwa district on Saturday
morning, broke for lunch at Manihar, after which it resumed
from Umeria Chowki, before moving to Mhow, the birthplace of
Babasaheb Ambedkar, in the evening.
Bhopal (PTI): The politically crucial Malwa-Nimar region of Madhya
Pradesh played a key role in propelling the Congress to power in 2018
after a gap of 15 years and the party is utilising Rahul Gandhi-led Bharat
Jodo Yatra to strengthen its position in the belt a year ahead of the
Assembly polls. The yatra’s focus on Malwa-Nimar during its MP leg
will help the party revive its organization at the grassroots level and also
allow it to reap electoral benefits, according to a section of Congress
leaders and political observers. Mindful of the political significance
of the region, which accounts for 66 of total 230 Assembly seats, the
ruling BJP, too, has stepped up its efforts to consolidate its position
in Malwa-Nimar and retain its hold on power in the state. Gandhi’s
cross-country march reached Baroda Ahir village, birthplace of tribal
icon and revolutionary Tantya Bheel in Pandhana tehsil in Khandwa
district on November 24, a day after the yatra entered the state.
CONGRESS LEADER SEEN HELPING A WHEELCHAIR-BOUND MAN, PLAYING WITH A SUPPORTER’S PET DOG

NEWS
07
Jaipur (PTI): Nestled
in the Aravali Ranges,
the sleepy Hajipur Dad-
ikar village in Ra-
jasthan’s Alwar district
is now buzzing with ac-
tivity as historians and
tourists flock to take a
look at the pre-historic
rock paintings in its
hills depicting scenes
of dance, hunting and
animal figures.
Discovered in 2001,
the paintings are spread
over an area of 10-12 sq
km. “Dadikar has
emerged as a new tour-
ist point in recent years.
Tourists from more
than 50 countries have
visited this place,” Tej-
pal Gurjar, a local tour-
ist guide said.
He said the rock
paintings depict swas-
tika, lion, elephant,
sword, peacock, fish,
sun, shepherd grazing
goats, fighting animals,
animal skins and other
wild animals.
Tractor-trolleys are
used to take the tourists
to the last motorable
point and from there
the trekking starts.
“The site is now get-
ting popular. Several
tourists who come to
Alwar, which is famous
for the Sariska tiger re-
serve and other sites
like Silisedh, reach
Dadikar for trekking
and for the rock paint-
ings,” he told PTI.
According to the
guide, tourists from
Australia, America,
Mexico, England,
France, Thailand, Po-
land, Ireland, Norway,
Germany, Denmark,
Bangladesh, Turkey, In-
donesia, Italy, Canada,
Spain, Sri Lanka, Japan
etc. have undertaken
trips to the hills to see
the rock paintings.
Pre-historic rock art puts Raj village on tourist map
ARAVALI HILLS ON MAP

District Tourism
Officer Tina
Yadav said rock
paintings in the
hills of Hajipur
Dadikar have
been included in
the list of tourist
places in the
district
‘AustraHind-22’: India-Ausjoint
militaryexercisetobegintoday
New Delhi (ANI): The
joint military exercise
between armies of Aus-
tralia and India ‘Austra
Hind-22’ will begin at
Rajasthan on Novem-
ber 28. The joint mili-
tary exercise scheduled
to take place at Mahajan
Field Firing Ranges in
Rajasthan is aimed to
build “positive: mili-
tary ties, imbibe each
other’s best practices
and promote the ability
to operate together, the
Ministry of Defence
said in the press re-
lease.
Notably, the joint
military exercise ‘Aus-
tra Hind-22” is sched-
uled to take place from
November 28 to Decem-
ber 11. The Ministry of
Defence noted that it is
the first exercise under
‘Austra Hind’ with the
participation of all
arms and services con-
tingent from armies of
both nations. The Aus-
tralian army contin-
gent comprising sol-
diers from the 13th Bri-
gade of the 2nd Division
has arrived in Ra-
jasthan.
“The inaugural Edi-
tion of Joint Military
Exercise between #In-
dianArmy #Australi-
anArmy ‘AUSTRAHI-
ND-2022’ will be con-
ducted at #Rajasthan
from 27 Nov-11 Dec 2022
with focus on #Peace-
Keeping Operations un-
der the UN mandate,”
the Additional Directo-
rate General of Public
Information, IHQ of
MoD (Army) wrote on
Twitter.
For the joint exercise
with Australia, the In-
dian Army will be rep-
resented by troops from
the Dogra regiment.
Exercise scheduled to take place at Mahajan Firing Ranges is aimed to build positive military ties
Aim of the
exercise is to
build posi-
tive military rela-
tions promote the
ability to operate
together while un-
dertaking multi-
domain operations
in Semi deserts ter-
rain under a UN
peace enforcement
mandate.
—Ministry of Defence
According to Defence Min-
istry, the ‘Austra Hind’
will be a yearly event that
will be conducted alterna-
tively in India and Aus-
tralia. It stated that the joint
military exercise will enable
the two armies to share
best practices in tactics,
techniques and procedures
for carrying out tactical
operations at the com-
pany and platoon levels for
neutralising hostile threats.
According to the Ministry
of Defence, training on new
generation equipment and
specialist weapons, includ-
ing snipers, surveillance and
communication equipment
have been planned.
AUSTRA HIND’ WILL BE A YEARLY EVENT: DEFENCE MINISTRY
—IMAGE FOR REPRESENTATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY
Pak intruder shot in leg
by BSF on int’l border
Srikaranpur (ANI):
Border Security Force
(BSF) foiled an intru-
sion attempt by Paki-
stan on the Srikaranpur
border area in Ra-
jasthan on Saturday, on
the 14th anniversary of
the 26/11 Mumbai at-
tack. According to the
BSF, the intruder, identi-
fied as Safdar Hussain,
39, hailing from Paki-
stan’s Bahawalnagar
district was shot below
the waist after he defied
caution by the sentry
.
The intruder was
later handed over to the
Pakistan Rangers after
questioning.
“Alert #BSF troops
foiled Pak intruder’s at-
tempt in #Srikaranpur
border area on 26 Nov
afternoon. Safdar Hus-
sain (39), R/o Izafi Basti
Chak 46 Fateh, Dist Ba-
hawalnagar was shot
below the waist, on defy-
ing caution by Sentry;
given first aid, after
questioning handed
over to Pak Rangers,”
BSF tweeted on Satur-
day
.
Earlier on Saturday
,
after hearing the sound
of a suspected flying ob-
ject coming from the Pa-
kistani side around 9.05
pm on Friday, security
personnel deployed at
Daoke Border Outpost
(BoP) in the Amritsar
sectoronIndia-Pakistan
international border
fired six rounds from
their INSAS rifles and
downed a drone.
Later, it was found to
be a China-made Quad-
copter DJI Matrice
300RTK brand drone, ly-
ing in the field near the
border. A few cameras
were also found fitted in
the drone.
“The drone will be
sent to the BSF Francis
unit after investiga-
tion,” said Jasbir Singh,
Commandant, BSF.
Inthelasttwomonths,
BSF has shot down
three drones in the Am-
ritsar area.
Intruder Safdar Hussain hailing from Pakistan was shot below the
waist after he defied caution by the BSF sentry.
Rescue team fishes out two
bodies from a well in Udaipur
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Bodies of two
youths were recovered
from a well in Bhallo Ka
Guda village of Udaipur
district on Sunday
. Po-
lice informed that the
locals alerted the police
after they smelled some-
thing foul from the well.
“The well is located be-
hind the Varahi Mata
Temple under the
Kurabad Police Station
area. A rescue team
fished out their bodies
and it is believed the
bodies are fifteen days
old. The deceased, who
are aged around 25 to 30,
are yet to be identified,”
police said.
Twocrushedtodeath
byspeedingroadways
businJhunjhunu
First India Bureau
Jhunjhunu: Two peo-
plewerekilledwhileone
was injured in Jhunj-
hunu on Sunday after a
speeding bus collided
with a motorcycle. Po-
lice informed the de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Pankaj (19) and
her aunt Saroj (40).
“Pankaj, his mother
Shubhita, and his aunt
Saroj were heading to-
wards Posana from
Dhamora village on a
motorcycle on Sunday
afternoon. The speeding
roadwaysbushitthemo-
torcycle in front of Jam-
wai Mata Gate located at
Jhunjhunu State High-
way
,” police said.
“Pankaj and Saroj
were stuck under the
bus and were dragged to
a distance due to which
they died on the spot.
WhileShubitasustained
injuries in the mishap
and is presently under-
goingtreatmentinSikar
District Hospital. The
roadwaysbusdriverfled
from the spot after the
accident. The post-mor-
tem of the deceased was
performed and the dead
bodies were handed-
over to the family mem-
bers,” police added.
PAYING TRIBUTE
RTDC Chairman Dharmendra Rathore paying tribute to Congress leader late Biram Singh
Rawat at his residence in Ajmer on Sunday.
Rukmani Riar Sihag
receives National
E-Governance Award
First India Bureau
Hanumangarh: The
National e-Governance
Award-2022 (Gold) for
excellence in district
level e-governance ini-
tiatives has been con-
ferred by the Depart-
ment of Administrative
Reforms and Public
Grievances, Govern-
ment of India, to Hanu-
mangarh District Col-
lector Rukmani Riar
Sihag. Union Minister
Dr. Jitendra Singh pre-
sented this award to the
project team including
the district collector at
a function organized at
Shri Mata Vaishnav
Devi University in
Katra tehsil of Jammu
on Saturday
.
This award has been
given to Sihag for Gan-
ganahar Irrigation
Computerization Pro-
ject while being District
Collector in Sriganga-
nagar district. While
receiving the award, the
project team members
included Paramjit Sin-
gh, Analyst, NIC Srigan-
ganagar, Dheeraj Chaw-
la, Superintending En-
gineer, Water Resources
Department and Sat-
nam Singh, Assistant
Programmer, Informa-
tion Technology and
Communication Dept.
Dr Jitendra Singh presenting the award to Hanumangarh
collector Rukmani Riar Sihag the team in Jammu on Saturday.
AIM OF THE AWARD
Statements
harming party,
high command
must act:Meena
CM Bal Gopal Scheme
to start on Nov 29
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Five months af-
ter the commencement
of the academic session,
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot will launch
MukhyamantriBal
Gopal Yojana and
Free Uniform Dis-
tribution Scheme
at the chief minis-
ter’s residence on
November 29.
Ontheotherhand,un-
der the Free Uniform
Distribution Scheme, all
the students studying in
government schools
from class I to VIII will
begivensetsof uniforms
freeof costandRs200for
stitching will be depos-
ited directly to bank ac-
count. Education Minis-
ter Dr. BD Kalla, Chief
Secretary Usha Sharma
and officials of educa-
tion department
will be present at
the state level
launch while all
district, block and
gram panchayat
levels will also be
linked in the pro-
gramthroughvideocon-
ference. The district lev-
el program will be at-
tended by MLAs, Zila
Pramukh, chairpersons
of Municipal Corpora-
tions other district
level officers.
First India Bureau
Dausa: Ahead of the
arrival of Bharat Jodo
Yatra, Congress Seva
Dal workers took out
Tiranga Yatra at Dausa
district headquarters
on Sunday. Under the
leadership of Minister
of State for Agricultur-
al Marketing Murarilal
Meena, the march start-
ed from Dak Bungalow
and reached the Dis-
trict Hospital.
While talking to the
media, the minister
said that the party is
suffering due to the
statements given by
leaders.
Meena said that the
high command should
take steps in this re-
gard and find a quick
solution to the dispute.
Responding to the al-
legations of Health
Minister Parsadilal
Meena, Murarilal Mee-
na, in a light-hearted
manner said, “I don’t
know what is happen-
ing to him these days.
He can’t see Na-
monarayan Meena, Ki-
rorilal Meena and
Sachin Pilot. It seems to
me that his department
is too big,” he said.
WOMAN, PARAMOUR FOUND DEAD IN BARMER
Barmer: Bodies of a married woman and her paramour
were recovered from a water tank in Motisar village of
Barmer district on Sunday. Police informed the deceased
has been identified as Channi (19) and his lover Jogaram
(20), both residents of Sindhari village. “On November 13,
Channi left home and did not return. A day later, her in-laws
filed a missing person report in the police station and
suspected that Jogaram had an affair with Channi and both
had run away from the house,” police said.
People gathered at the accident spot.
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First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur:
Former Congress na-
tional president Rahul
Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo
Yatra is proposed to
reach Sawai Madhopur
on December 10. The
State Government and
the administration are
on an alert. The first
night halt of Rahul
Gandhi in Sawai Mad-
hopur district will be at
Borip near Kustla on
December 10. On De-
cember 11, he will stay
at Dahlod turn on Lal-
sot Kota Mega Highway
of Malarna Dungar
subdivision. The lunch
venue will be on Lalsot
Kota Highway near
Tond village.
Congress State Pres-
ident Govind Singh Do-
tasra, Revenue Minis-
ter Ramlal Jat, Minis-
ter Sandeep Chaud-
hary, Sawai Madhopur
MLA and CM Advisor
Danish Abrar, Baman-
was MLA Indira Mee-
na and others took
stock of the prepara-
tions as the Yatra will
enter Rajasthan.
During this, district
collector Suresh Ku-
mar Ola, Superinten-
dent of Police Sunil
Kumar Vishnoi, Ma-
larna Dungar sub-divi-
sional officer Kishan
Murari Meena and po-
lice and administra-
tive officials were in-
formed about the prep-
arations for the yatra
by Dotasra. Ten bighas
of land have been iden-
tified on Lalsot Kota
Mega Highway for the
night halt of Rahul
Gandhi’s Yatra.
Jaipur: The State
Government has
called Gurjar leader
Vijay Bainsla, who
threatened not to al-
low Rahul Gandhi’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra to
enter Rajasthan, for
talks at the secretari-
at on Monday
.
The Government
is likely to reach a
settlement with the
Gurjars over the out-
standing demands of
the agreements made
in 2019 and 2020, be-
fore the Yatra enters
the State. Seventeen
leaders of the MBC
class, including Vijay
Bainsla will be pre-
sent in the meeting.
Education Minis-
ter BD Kalla, MoS,
Home Rajendra Ya-
dav, MoS, Sports and
Youth Ashok Chan-
dna, and Devnaray-
an Board chief
Joginder Awana
have been author-
ised to hold talks
with Gurjar leaders.
Take time to enjoy simple
pleasures of life — the things
you enjoyed doing as a child —
do them as an adult.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
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ADMIN ON TOES AHEAD OF CONG’S
BHARAT JODO YATRA’S STATE LEG
Threat to Yatra: Govt calls
Gurjar leaders for talks today
Dotasra, other Congress leaders
review preparations in district
Yatra to enter Sawai Madhopur
district on December 10
GS Dotasra, Ramlal Jat, Danish Abrar inspect routes for Bharat Jodo Yatra in Sawai Madhopur.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with Osian MLA Divya Maderna
during the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Indore on Sunday.
2
1
KOTA IG REVIEWS
PREPARATIONS
IN JHALAWAR
PARTICIPANTS
TO BE SELECTED
ON NOV 29, 30
32 NEW POSTS TO BE CREATED IN
PUBLIC FINANCIAL MGMT SOCIETY
GOVT GIVES NOD TO FUND FOR ROAD
CONSTRUCTION WORK IN NAGAUR
Jhalawar: Regarding
the law and order and
other arrangements,
Inspector General
of Police Prasanna
Kumar Khamesra on
Sunday inspected the
entry and exit points of
the Yatra in Jhala-
war, Kota, and Bundi
districts. Jhalawar
SP Richa Tomar, Kota
Rural SP Kavendra
Singh Sagar and other
officers were present
during the inspection.
Jaipur: Interviews will
be held for the selec-
tion of state travellers
for Bharat Jodo Yatra,
at the PCC on Novem-
ber 29 and 30.
Voluntary Sector
Development Board
Chairman Mumtaz
Masih said, “There
will be interviews. A
candidate must be a
true Congressman and
be fit. Thousands of
applications have come
for the state travellers.”
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved the proposal for creation of 32 new posts
in the newly formed Public Financial Manage-
ment and Training Society for the operation
of Public Financial Management and Training
Institute. All the posts will be filled through
deputation, retired personnel or through con-
tract. With this decision, the smooth functioning
of the society will be ensured. The objectives of
the Society include training and capacity building
for the finance department and other related
stakeholders.
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has given financial
approval of Rs 26.45 crore for new road construction
work in Nagaur. A road of about 54 km length will be con-
structed after the approval. With the approval of Gehlot,
road construction work will be done in Nagaur district
from Devisagar-Dantina-Akhasar (via Katariya ki Dhani) to
Rohida der-Jhadeli-Gholiyader Turkiya Nada (via Dudiyon,
Rao, Jakhar and Kundan ki Dhani)-Unna Nadi. This will
provide ease of movement for the people of the local
area and will minimise accidents. CM had announced to
get road construction, widening and other basic works
done in different areas of the state in the budget.
CM Gehlot approves `2,554 cr for
reservoirs’ construction in Udaipur
Organisation priority,
will take tough decision if
needed: Jairam Ramesh
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved a financial pro-
vision of Rs 2,554.23
crore for the construc-
tion of reservoirs on Sei
and Sabarmati rivers in
Kotra tehsil of Udaipur
on Sunday
.
This will ensure
drinking water supply
in Pali and Sirohi dis-
tricts. As per the pro-
posal, water from the
reservoirs being con-
structed on Sei and Sa-
barmati rivers will be
released into Jawai
dam through pressur-
ised pipeline, gravity
pipeline and tunnel.
After construction of
the reservoirs, drinking
water system of 9 towns
of Pali, 560 villages and
Shivganj town of Sirohi
as well as 178 villages
will be strengthened.
Colonel Sonaram
praises Raje,
says BJP can’t
ignore her
Sardarshahar
bypoll: CM to
address rally
on December 1
FROM P1…
Barmer (FIB): Former
MP Colonel Sonaram
Choudhary on Sunday
praised Former Chief
Minister and senior
BJP leader
Vasundha-
ra Raje and
said that
Vasundha-
ra Raje has
her own
identity and she cannot
be ignored. “I do not be-
lieve that Vasundhara
Raje will form a new
party. This is not going
to happen. Time will
tell what decision the
BJP will take regard-
ing her, but she has her
own identity in the
State,” Choudhary
said. While speaking to
media persons, he also
clarified that he will re-
main in BJP and not
join Congress.
Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot is
likely to address a public
rally in Churu’s Sardar-
shahar for the scheduled
by-election in support
of party candidate Anil
Sharama on December 1.
Polling in Sardarshahar
will take place on Decem-
ber 5. With the date of
polling coming closer, the
campaigning has intensi-
fied in Sardarshahar. Min-
isters BD Kalla, Govind
Meghwal, Bhanwar Singh
Bhati and other senior
leaders including Rajen-
dra Pareek are handling
the campaigning of the
Congress party.
Massive
anti-incumbency...
If you elect the Con-
gress, the BJP will be
forced to introspect on
its failures.”
“What is the need for
PMModitovisitGujarat
repeatedly? Isn’t his
name enough to attract
votes?Thereasonforhis
frequent visits here is
that the BJP is scared. I
have been told that there
are nearly 30-35 rebels
inside the BJP (in Guja-
rat). Such is the extent
of anger within the par-
ty
,” Gehlot said.
The senior Congress
leader further claimed
that there is ‘massive
anti-incumbency’ in Gu-
jarat and people should
turn out in numbers to
vote the Congress to
power. He said that
through Bharat Jodo
Yatra, Rahul Gandhi
wants to convey this
message to the common
people that inflation
shouldcomedowninthe
country
, unemployment
should end and peace
should be maintained.
AICC president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge, who
was also present at the
rally in Dediapada, cor-
nered the BJP, saying,
“Modi and Shah have
been asking what the
Congress did in more
than 50 years in power
(at the Centre). If the
Congress had not
worked all these years,
we would not have had a
democracy today
.”
Indore (PTI): Amid the
power tussle in the Ra-
jasthan Congress, sen-
ior Congress leader
Jairam Ramesh on Sun-
day said if needed, the
party will not shy away
from taking “tough de-
cisions” to strengthen
the organisation in that
State. He also said the
Congress leadership is
considering a proper
solution to the Ra-
jasthan issue.
For the Congress, its
organisation in Ra-
jasthan is most impor-
tant, Ramesh, the par-
ty’s general secretary
in-charge of communi-
cations, told reporters
in Indore during the
Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Ramesh’s remark
came in the backdrop of
the Gehlot’s ‘gaddar’
(traitor) remark against
Sachin Pilot in an inter-
view to a TV channel.
“The organisation is
most important for us.
On the issue of Ra-
jasthan, we will decide
on a solution which will
strengthen our organi-
sation. For this, if we
have to take tough deci-
sions, we will take. If a
compromise has to be
made, then it will be
done,” Ramesh said.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in
Dediapada for election rally.
Jairam Ramesh
Aimtocovercountrywidenews:DrChandra
Dr CP Joshi, Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, Govinda, Dhiraj Srivastava, Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar,
Manoj Jagyasi, Shamsher Singh light lamp during the inauguration of Super Indians Rajasthan
Chapter in Udaipur on Sunday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra presents memento to Dr CP Joshi in the
presence of Dhiraj Srivastava during the event on Sunday.
Vijender Solanki, Tripti Arora, Megha Kaushik interact with
Govinda during the event on Sunday.
Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar
addresses the audience
during the event on Sunday.
Govinda and Vijender Solanki host a session with Sameer, A Radhakrishnan, Shreyansh Mehta
during the Super Indians Rajasthan Chapter in Udaipur on Sunday.
Govinda performs with
famous folk dancer Gulabo
Sapera on Sunday.
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: During the
Super Indians Ra-
jasthan Chapter in
Udaipur on Sunday
, Dr
CP Joshi drew the at-
tention towards serv-
ing the public through
technology
.
Earlier, while ad-
dressing the pro-
gramme, Dr Jagdeesh
Chandra mentioned
the social concerns be-
ing raised by First In-
dia News Rajasthan
and Bharat24.
Dr CP Joshi said
that it is written in the
ConstitutionthatIndia
means Bharat and
here First India News
and Bharat24 both are
present.
“Our channel is not
limited to Delhi only
.
Our aim is to show the
newsof 28Statesonthe
theme of ‘States Make
the Nation’,” said Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra.
Lakshyaraj Singh
Mewar said that this
initiative of Bharat24
and First India is
commendable and
people get vision from
such discussion.
Commissioner of
Rajasthan Foundation,
Dhiraj Srivastava
praised the vision of
Dr. Jagdeesh Chandra.
During the program,
the personalities of
Rajasthan, who did re-
markable work in vari-
ous fields, were hon-
oured with mementos.
Govinda conducted
panel discussions in
three different ses-
sions with experts
from different fields
and shared valuable
information.

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FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
Health tips from an
expert will enable you
to get closer to your
fitness goals. Using
your initiative at work
will be much appreciated. You may
get a chance to pursue old hobby.
Your generous behavior would
enable to enjoy some lovely
moments with family.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Following a health diet
will be a good idea.
Luck favours you
today on the profes-
sional front. Focus-
sing on health now will help you in
keeping physically fit. Clarity of mind
will help you forge ahead on the
academic front. Frustration on the
romantic front is possible.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Family will be most
supportive, when it
really matters for you.
Some of you may add
to your list of
properties by booking a new one. It is
good day to confess your love as
stars appear favourable for positive
reply. A long drive is likely to help you
get over mental tiredness.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Distant relatives may
drop in for a surprise
visit. On professional
front, recognition for
good work would
motivate you to work harder. Those
awaiting an affirmation on romantic
front are likely to get lucky today, as
partner responds positively. Your
day will be full of surprises.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
It’s a very good day to
take calculated risks in
financial matters. Your
efforts on the
professional front will
be recognised. Opting for some
healthy choices will ensure you
remain in perfect health. You will
feel much happy and contented on
the family front.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
A friend may motivate
you to take up a
healthy activity.
Parents may appear
more than happy with
what you deliver. Plans for overseas
travel are likely to materialise. You are
likely to get clearance for your
construction plans. You find things
moving in the way you want them.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
A major purchase may
make a dent in your
savings, but will help in
keeping up with the
jonesses. Speculation
may not be profitable and you can
very well burn your fingers. Some of
you may get hard pressed to find a
good match for someone eligible in
the family down, Saturn will save you.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Your intuition will save
you from a tricky spot
today. Yoga would
help in raising energy
levels and improve
your metabolism. You will manage
to achieve your aim through travel.
This is a great time on the academic
front, when you mange to render
your best.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
Avoid raising
controversial issues at
home to maintain
harmony. Successful
implementation of
new ideas and projects would add to
your prestige on the professional
front. It is a wonderful day to build
new connections. Your relationship
requires you to be tactful.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Happiness in the
domestic sphere will
only come with a
changed mind set.
Some of you are likely
to become a part of an overseas
official trip. Better to consult an
expert in financial matters before
making an investment.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
You will succeed in
resolving misunder-
standing with family
members, normalizing
ties. Despite your
misgivings, you retain good health.
You will do much to bring peace at
home. You will remain much in
demand on social front. Some of you
can get romantically involved.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Gifting something to
your beloved is likely
to make the day
memorable. Matrimo-
nial match for siblings
will bring happiness for entire family.
You will get a good price for your
property. Those awaiting results are
assured of succeeding with flying
colours.
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RED PLANET DAY, NOVEMBER 28, RECOGNIZES THE PLANET WHICH HAS CAPTIVATED HUMAN
OBSERVERS FOR COUNTLESS YEARS, MARS. RIGHT NOW, WE KNOW THAT MARS IS RED,
THANKS TO PHOTOGRAPHS BEAMED BACK TO EARTH FROM AMERICAN ROVERS.
CITY FIRST HIGHLIGHTS SOME FASCINATING DETAILS ABOUT THE DAY!
CITY FIRST
ars, the
fourth planet
from the sun,
is famed for
its rusty red
appearance.
The Red
Planet is a cold, desert
world with a very thin
atmosphere. But the
dusty, lifeless (as far as
we know it) planet is far
from dull.
Phenomenal dust
storms can grow so
large they engulf the
entire planet, tempera-
tures can get so cold
that carbon dioxide in
the atmosphere con-
denses directly into
snow or frost, and mars
quakes — a Mars ver-
sion of an earthquake
— regularly shake
things up.
It, therefore, comes
as no surprise that this
little red rock continues
to intrigue scientists
and is one of the most
explored bodies in the
solar system, according
to NASA Science.
Every year on Novem-
ber 28th, Red Planet
Day commemorates the
launch of Spacecraft
Mariner 4. It’s also a
day to learn more about
Mars, which is referred
to as the red planet.
After 3 previous at-
tempts, Spacecraft Mar-
iner 4 became the first
successful flyby of
Mars. The spacecraft
was launched on No-
vember 28, 1964, and
reached Mars on July
14, 1965. The successful
mission produced 22
pictures of the Martian
surface. These pictures
were the first-ever
close-up photos to come
from deep space. This
mission, along with sev-
eral others that oc-
curred afterward, has
helped us learn much
about the red planet.
WHY IS MARS CALLED THE
RED PLANET?
The bright rust color
Mars is known for is due
to iron-rich minerals in
its regolith — the loose
dust and rock covering
its surface. The soil of
Earth is a kind of rego-
lith, too, albeit one load-
ed with organic content.
According to NASA, the
iron minerals oxidize,
or rust, causing the soil
to look red.
SIMILAR TO EARTH
Named after the Roman
god of war, Mars is the
seventh smallest planet
in the Solar System.
Similar to Earth in
many ways - it has the
same rotational period
and seasonal cycles -
Mars has 2 moons, Dei-
mos and Phobos, and
has the largest volcano,
Olympus Mons, in the
Solar System.
Because of its simi-
larity to Earth, many
astronomers and scien-
tists believe that at
some point in its histo-
ry Mars may have been
a hospitable planet for
life. Exploration of
Mars has been high on
the agenda of the space
programs of many
countries. NASA, the
American space agency
has estimated that it
could send humans to
the Red Planet by the
2030s.
THE
PLANET DAY
M
WHY WE LOVE RED PLANET DAY
IT FUELS THE IMAGINATION
If humanity is getting close to a manned mis-
sion to Mars — and all indications say “yes”
— how long before a setting like the one in
“Star Trek” comes true, with man interacting
with other intelligent species from other
parts of the universe? It’s just plain fun to
think about!
IT ADVANCES SCIENCE
Did you know that velcro came about as a re-
sult of NASA’s solving a problem for its astro-
nauts, whose equipment kept on floating
away in zero-G? It’s true. So imagine all the
inventive by products that are going to come
about — maybe even cures for diseases —
when the engineering of a manned mission
to Mars is really tested!
IT’S INSPIRING TO THOSE WHO HAVE LONG-TERM GOALS
The spaceflight community is currently dis-
cussing a manned mission to Mars in the dec-
ade of the 2030’s. And they’re putting a little
work towards that goal, each and every day.
So think like that on a personal scale. Where
would you like to be in five or ten years? What
would you like to be doing? Put a little work
in every day.

H
ansika Motwani, the pop-
ular actress is set to enter
wedlock very soon. As re-
ported earlier, Hansika will
tie the knot with beau Sohael
Khaturiya on December 4, Sun-
day at Mundota Fort and Pal-
ace in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Re-
cently, Hansika Motwani took
to her official Instagram han-
dle and shared a video that summa-
rized her super fun bachelorette.
In the fun video, Hansika Mot-
wani is initially seen in a white
silk robe, which has 'Bride'
written on it. Her brides-
maids, on the other hand,
are seen in customised
black robes. Later, she is
seen arriving at the par-
ty in a white sequinned
mini skirt and cropped white
shirt. The video also shows
glimpses of the actress's fun
trip with her girlfriends. Han-
sika is also seen having a
great time at the bachelorette
party, which was hosted by
her friends'
squad.
K
riti Sanon takes the fashion world
by storm as she gears up for the
release of her latest film Bhediya,
co-starring Varun Dhawan. For
the screening and promotional events of the
movie, Sanon has been sporting a versatile
range of statement-making OOTDs that include
classic sarees, bold dresses, and everything in be-
tween. For her latest appearances, Kriti was seen
slaying Zimmerman’s
asymmetrical mini
dress with hand-applied
3D molded stars through-
out the bodice and a Hel-
en Anthony ensemble.
Kriti Sanon proves she
has certainly mastered the
art of party dressing as she
steps out in Zimmermann’s
Celestial Zodiac Asymmet-
rical Sheath Dress worth
Rs. 276,999. The head-turn-
ing mini dress was in a
statement-making rose-
gold shade accentuated
with 3D embroidery all
over the bodice and be-
yond to deliver an
asymmetrical hem-
line which makes it a
perfect dance party
dress. The sheath
dress features a fit-
ted silhouette with
a high neckline,
lengthened sleeves,
and accentuated
puffy shoulders
that create a fierce
yet feminine look.
T
ime and again Sonam Kapoor has
showcased her anointed love for kaf-
tans and being the style icon she is, she
manages to pull them off in an entirely
untried style every time she steps out. This
time Sonam sported a kaftan look in a Taller
Marmo fringed kaftan dress in an absolutely
soothing shade. If you are looking for a state-
ment-making yet subtle party dress this luxe
number is just the perfect pick. Right out of
the racks of a Milan-based Italian label this
dress featuring a stunning kaftan silhouette
epitomizes luxury eveningwear.
While each Sonam look has its own show-
stealing aesthetic charm, this time Sonam
Kapoor made jaws drop with her light blue
fringed number. The dress featuring a fabu-
lously flowing fit that drapes the body is
Taller Marmo’s Ross Fringed Scarf-neck
Crepe Kaftan Dress in Light Blue. The Ital-
ian designer dress is carefully cu-
rated with crepe fabric and fea-
tures a satin scarf-detailed high
neck, wide sleeves, button-fas-
tening keyhole at back, and a
winning waterfall hem accentu-
ated with sweeping fringe detail.
ETC
11
atrina Kaif is
one of the most
loved actresses
in Bollywood.
She never fails
to make heads
turn with her
beauty and style.
Now, just a
while back, she was
spotted at the airport.
Katrina looked stun-
ning as ever as she
donned a pretty pink sal-
war kameez for her air-
port look. She opted for a
no-makeup look and tied
her hair in a pony
. The
actress was also asked to
review her husband
Vicky Kaushal's latest
song Bijli from his up-
coming movie, Govinda
Naam Mera. She was
asked if she has watched
the song, to which, Kat-
rina said: Haa, bohot
acha laga. Meanwhile,
earliertheactressalsore-
shared Vicky's Bijli song
on her Instagram story
and added a 'fire' sticker.
KATRINA STUNS IN PINK
SALWAR KAMEEZ
K
DROOL-
WORTHY
FASHION
MOMENT
S
hanaya Kapoor’s envy-worthy
wardrobe has always been domi-
nated by stunning white num-
bers. This time with her latest
look the style icon convinces us, a white
crochet dress is a no-brainer when we
want to look nonchalant but put togeth-
er this party season.
Shanaya Kapoor paused and posed for
the paps as she stepped
out in a white ribbed cro-
chet dress. Styled with
effortless ease and taste-
ful elegance, Shanaya’s
Cutout crochet-knit
maxi dress by Christo-
pher Esber worth $970 or
Rs.79,219.85 features a
drop waist silhouette in
a stunning neutral hue.
Featuring a statement
cut-out-clad silhouette,
this designer maxi dress
encompasses a carefully
crafted crochet-knit col-
umn that’s accentuated
with sharp pleats, a
scoop neck, thick straps, a side slit, and
statement-making cutout details at the
waist. The silhouette-defining dress is
absolutely perfect for when you want
your party look to gravitate towards a
minimalist side. In fact, if you are a non-
dress girl looking for a fuss-free but
fabulous dress, a ribbed crochet dress is
definitely your answer.
N
ora Fatehi is one of the phe-
nomenaldancersintheenter-
tainment industry and is cur-
rently seen judging the dance
reality show, Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 10.
On the grand finale of the reality
show, the top six contestants, Rubina
Dilaik,GashmeerMahajani,Nishant
Bhat, Gunjan Sinha, Faisal Shaikh,
and Sriti Jha gave their last perfor-
mancesontheshow.WhileNoragave
a perfect 30 score to Rubina Gash-
meer, Gunjan, and Nishant, it was
Sriti and Faisal who failed to score
perfect marks.
Nora Fatehi lauded Sriti Jha for
herexpressionsandsaid,“Thismay
not have been your best perfor-
mance but it touched my heart.”
Norafurtherstatedthatthisisher
song, and she could totally relate
to it as she was personally going
through a situation back then. “I
was going through a personal
situation at that time and I
could relate to the emo-
tions while shooting. I
would just carry all
my emotions to
the set,” said the
judge.
NORA RECALLS
BEING BETRAYED
IN LOVE
SHANAYA’S
CHRISTOPHER
ESBER DRESS
‘Bestbacheloretteever’
Kriti Sanon in
Zimmerman
Nora Fatehi
Shanaya Kapoor Kriti Sanon
Kriti in Zimmerman Celestial Zodiac
Asymmetrical Shealth Dress
Sonam Kapoor
Hansika
Motwani
Katrina Kaif
Her post...
Shanaya in
Christopher
Esber dress

12
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
CITY FIRST
ovember 27,
Sunday was ob-
served as Na-
tional Organ
Donation Day
and also the
second anni-
versary of Angdata
Smarak, Jaipur. On the
occasion, the MFJCF-
MOHAN Foundation
Jaipur citizen forum,
the NGO which works
for the cause of organ
donation in Rajasthan
organised a slew of ac-
tivities to promote or-
gan donation among
different groups of peo-
ple. A simple heartfelt
ceremony was organ-
ised at Angdata Smarak
to pay tribute to donors
who had made this pos-
sible and also the medi-
cal staff who work
round the clock to save
lives through trans-
plants.
Members of MFJCF
reached out to the
morning walkers at
City Park, Mansarovar
where they informed
the morning walkers
about the organ dona-
tion day and also re-
quested them to save
the organ donation hel-
pline 1800- 103-7100. In
the same episode, simi-
lar awareness activities
were also held at Cen-
tral park and Jawahar
circle by Rotary club
Organ donation, Jaipur.
As the sun set, the
Ang-data Smarak along
with various historical
monuments and hospi-
tals across Jaipur lit up
green to promote organ
donation and pay trib-
ute to the donors. The
initiative by MFJCF
was supported by Tour-
ism Department.
During the evening,
the team members of
MFJCF, Rotary Club,
Stakeholder hospitals,
donor families and
transplant coordinators
from across got togeth-
er to pay homage to the
donors.
Rajiv Arora, Chair-
person of MFJCF, said
that the donors are the
lifeline of the cause and
Angdata Smarak stands
as a tribute to them,
which is one of its kind
in India. MFJCF felici-
tated and honoured
Transplant Coordina-
tors, doctors from major
hospitals and other phi-
lanthropists for their
contribution to the
cause after the event.
It was an emotional
evening which ended
with 100 red balloons
released to the sky in
memory of the donors
and a lamp lit by each
attendee at the Smarak
to pay tribute to the
souls.
CELEBRATING LIFE!
N
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
DURING THE DAY!
EVENTS!
WHAT’S HAPPENING!
In the series of Net Theate programs, an emerging young
Tabla player Nawaz Vedant Sharma enthralled the audience
with his mesmerising performance on November 27. The
Nine-year-old artist Vedant started his program with Uthan. At
the age of three, Vedant took initial lessons in tabla from his
father and Guru Ram Sharma. After this, he took tabla training
from Banaras-based tabla player Rishabh Patel.
Seedling Modern High School organised a school fete on
Saturday at Adarsh Nagar Dussehra ground in which students
and teachers of the school put up different types of stalls. The
fete was enjoyed by a large number of people.
The third edition of ‘Women’s Run for Nation’ was organised by Priyadarshini Solar Mission and
Water Saving Organisation in Vidyadhar Nagar on Wednesday. About 1000 women power of
Vidyadhar Nagar including students of Kanoria College, Bhavani Niketan Mahila Mahavidyalaya,
Central Academy, Bhavani Niketan Law College, and KPS Udaan participated in this event.
In the program ‘Ek Shaam
Sur Ke Sakoon Ke Naam’ at
Maharana Pratap Auditorium
on Sunday, Principal Chief
Commissioner of Income
Tax, Roli Agarwal, in her
mesmerizing voice, created
such an atmosphere that the
audience got mesmerized. Roli
Agarwal, wife of Additional Chief
Secretary Dr Subodh Agarwal,
has a tremendous hold on tone
and music. She performed the
songs ‘Tadbeer se badi hui
takdeer in the program.
Rajasthani documentary
film Dhinga Gavar
directed and produced
by Somendra Harsh was
screened at the NFDC
Film Bazaar organised by
the Ministry of Information
and Broadcasting.The
film market was held
from 20-24 November
at the Goa Marriott Hotel.
200+ films from across
the globe were available
to view at The Viewing
Room this year.
The famous singer-composer Mika Singh was spotted at the
Jaipur International Aiport for a private affair on Sunday.
The Track “Gen Z Shi” is a collaboration project between
Deepak aka HARDBONE and Rahul aka DEADPAN.The song
has the voice of Hardbone and the production of Deadpan.The
song describes an innocent boy who doesn’t want to change
himself just because the world bashes its rules on him.The
boy explains his complicated emotional condition in his verses
while the beat compliments his sweet but painful vocals.
Jaipur’s bhajan singer Samaj Sevi, Kumar Giriraj Sharan was
nominated as the national campaigner of Bhagwa Hindu
Sena. National President Sandeep Kumar Road told while
expanding the executive in Rajasthan. Naresh Kumar Dadhich
(State President) Amit Nama (District President) Umesh
Awasthi was appointed as District Vice President.
CITY FIRST
A
n Annual Sports
Day of Apex In-
t e r n a t i o n a l
School took
place at Rajasthan Uni-
versity
, Sports Complex
on Sunday to see the
communication of tre-
mendous energy among
the players on the sports
ground. The sports
meet was inaugurated
by Chief Guest Air
Commander Devendra
Singh Shekhawat, VSM,
(Retd.) and Dr Ravi
Juniwal, Chancellor of
Apex University, light-
ing the torch and for-
mally declaring the
competition open by
administering oath to
the house representa-
tives. The students took
a step-by-step march
past and saluted the
chief guest.
Various fun competi-
tions were also organ-
ised for the teachers of
the school.
At the end of the
competition, the chief
guest gave away the
prizes to the winners
and said that sports
are very important in
life. Sports have a huge
contribution in em-
powering the youth
mentally, physically
and spiritually for a
strong nation.
School Director Dr
Sheetal Juniwal wel-
comed the guests and
presented mementoes to
them. School Principal
Anku Mangwana ex-
pressed gratitude to all.
PERFORM WITH HOPE!
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
Round Table India supports Freedom Through Education
by building a 4 classroom block at Mahatama Gandhi
Government Sr Sec School, Jaipur with support from
Dynamic Cables Manu Yantralya.While several
Community Service Projects are being implemented
concurrently by Round Table India, Freedom Through
Education, is the ongoing National Project whose primary
aim is to provide physical infrastructure to schools aimed
at supporting the education of underprivileged children.
The Government of India has constituted a committee to formulate a
policy for multilingual internet. In the report, the committee has given
suggestions and ways to effectively get internet access to every
person and to remove the problems faced in it.The Government of
India has given the responsibility of implementing this report to NIXI.
Report for India’s Multilingual Internet a Governing Council has been
formed so that the work can be influenced smoothly. Nixie CEO Anil
Jain, Dr Ajay Data,T. Santosh- and Balendu Sharma (Microsoft) have
been included in the Governing Council.
MFJCF team and others at Angdata Smarak
Rajiv Arora lights a lamp at Angdata
Smarak in tribute to organ donors
Hawa Mahal and Albert Hall lit up green in tribute to the cause of Organ Donation
Glimpse of traditional dance performance
Devendra Singh Shekhawat and Dr Ravi Juniwal
administering the oath with head boy
The grand birthday
celebration of Dr Sunita
Singh, daughter of Sunil
Kumar Singh, Advocate,
Supreme Court of India
took place at Hotel
Taj Rambagh Palace
Jaipur on Sunday.
Dr Sunita Singh is
working as Associate
Professor at Mahatma
Gandhi Medical College
Hospital Jaipur.
Various dignities were
also present on the
occasion.
—PHOTOS BY
MUKESH KIRADOO
Advocate Sunil Kumar Singh, Dr Sunita
Singh,Vibha JB,Abhinav Singh,Vikas
Sharma, Jyoti Surana, Kaahinia and Thiya
SK Singh with Dr Sunita Singh Family and friends during the occasion
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO

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