28122021 first india jaipur

Efforts on to boost wellness tourism in state: Gehlot
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur:Lightandsound
shows were introduced
at five tourist places in
Rajasthan, including in
the state capital on Mon-
day
. Chief minister
Ashok Gehlot dedicated
thelightandsoundshow
at Jai Niwas garden be-
hind Govind Devji tem-
ple in Jaipur, Meera Bai
memorial in Nagaur’s
Merta town, Chittor-
garh fort, Machkund in
Dholpur and laser water
show in the historic lake
of Gadsisar in Jaisalm-
er through video confer-
ence.
Gehlot said that the
state government has
created a tourism devel-
opment fund of Rs 500
crore with which works
like development of fa-
cilities at tourist places,
conservationandbrand-
ing at national and in-
ternational level will be
done. The CM said that
along with adding new
circuits to encourage re-
ligious, wildlife, tribal,
desert tourism, develop-
ment works are being
done at all major reli-
gious and tourist places
in the state.
“The government is
also leaving no stone un-
turned to support this
industry affected by the
corona pandemic. Due
to Covid, the impor-
tance of wellness tour-
ism and its related ac-
tivities have increased
all over the world. Work
is also being done to en-
courage this tourism in
the state,” he said.
Targeting the centre,
he said that the policy
of the Government of
India is not in the inter-
est of the state right and
said the Centre should
give special status to Ra-
jasthan considering the
large geographic area
of the state. Turn to P6
CM Ashok Gehlot virtually inaugurating five light and sound
shows. Mahesh Joshi, Vishvendra Singh, Gayatri Rathore, and
Ramesh Borana are also seen.
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BJP stunned as AAP
scores big win in the
Chandigarh civic polls
Polls in 5 states unlikely to be
deferred amid omicron scare
Ambala: In a massive
boost for the Aam Aad-
mi Party ahead of the
Assembly elections in
Punjab, it won 14 of the
35 wards in Chandi-
garh, a city adminis-
tered by the Centre and
ruled by the Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP), re-
sults for which were de-
clared on Monday
.
The BJP, which had
swept the last Chandi-
garh Municipal Corpo-
ration polls winning 21
of 26 wards, ended sec-
ond, with 12.
The Congress won
eight wards and the
Akali Dal 1.
The number of wards
went up from 26 last
time to 35 now after de-
limitation.
While AAP needs the
support of 19 corpora-
tors to elect its Mayor,
the BJP needs 18 as the
Chandigarh MP, who
has a vote, belongs to
the BJP.
New Delhi: Five state
elections scheduled ear-
ly next year are unlike-
ly to be postponed,
sources said today, days
after a court in Uttar
Pradesh urged India’s
powerful election body
to defer the vote by a
month or two over the
Omicron worry
.
The Election Com-
mission is likely to stick
to the schedule and fol-
low the constitutional
mandate of polls before
the term of the state as-
semblies end. Elections
are due in Uttar
Pradesh, Punjab, Goa,
Uttarakhand and Ma-
nipur. The various as-
sembly terms end be-
tween March and May
.
CRUCIAL READ
VIKRAM MISRI IS NEW DEPUTY NSA
New Delhi: China expert and former
Indian envoy to Beijing Vikram Misri
was today appointed deputy national
security adviser in the national
security council secretariat. Misri, a
1989 batch IFS officer, will come in place of Pankaj
Saran who demits office on December 31, 2021.
Saran was a former envoy to Russia. While Vikram
Misri joins the NSCS, Pradeep Kumar Rawat has
taken over as India’s envoy to China.
DGGI ARRESTS BUSINESSMAN PIYUSH
JAIN AFTER RECOVERY OF RS 187 CR
Ahmedabad: Directorate General of GST Intel-
ligence (DGGI) Ahmedabad has arrested business-
man Piyush Jain under Section 67 of the CGST
Act and recovered unaccounted cash over Rs 187
crores, raw and finished materials from him. Ear-
lier on Sunday, DGGI had recovered Rs 10 crore
more cash from the factory and residence of Jain,
promotor of Odochem Industries of Kannauj.
KHILJI SCRIPT: MP
CP JOSHI STOPS
SHOW MIDWAY
Chittorgarh: Inaugura-
tion of Light & Sound
Show at Chittorgarh
Fort started with
controversies. Object-
ing to the script of
Alauddin Khilji seeing
Rani Padmavati in
the glass in the event,
MP CP Joshi stopped
the show midway. He
asked all the officials
to talk to tourism de-
partment to get such
dialogues removed
from the script im-
mediately. The show
has been produced by
RTDC.
PM MODI BACKS INCREASING MARRIAGE AGE FOR WOMEN
‘THEY WILL GET TIME TO STUDY
AND MAKE THEIR CAREERS’
A bill that was introduced in Lok Sabha’s Winter Session to increase age of marriage
for women to 21 years across all religions has been sent to a parliamentary committee
Aditi Nagar
Mandi: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi on Mon-
day backed the central
government’s decision
to increase the age of
marriage of daughters
from 18 to 21 saying that
it will lead to daughters
getting time to make
their career.
“We have decided
daughters will be al-
lowed to marry at the
same age sons are al-
lowed to. With 21 years
of age for marriage of
daughters, they will get
full time to study and
will also be able to make
their career,’ said PM.
A bill that was intro-
duced in Lok Sabha in
the Winter Session to
increase the age of mar-
riage for women to 21
years across all reli-
gions has been sent to a
parliamentary commit-
tee for scrutiny
.
PM was inaugurating
development projects
worth Rs 11,000 crore in
the Mandi district.
‘INDIA ACHIEVED NON
FOSSIL ENERGY GOALS’
PM IN KANPUR
TODAY TO OPEN
METRO PROJECT
TOURISTS ALSO RESPONSIBLE FOR
CLEAN, PLASTIC-FREE HIMACHAL: PM
Mandi: India has achieved the target
which was set for the year 2030, of
making 40 per cent of its installed
electricity capacity from non-fossil
energy, this year itself, said Prime
Minister Narendra Modi after
inaugurating and laying the foundation
of various hydropower projects worth
Rs 11,000 crore in Himachal Pradesh’s
Mandi on Monday.
Kanpur: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will visit
Kanpur on Tuesday
to inaugurate the
metro rail project and
attend the convocation
ceremony as the chief
guest at the Indian
Institute of Technology.
The Kanpur Metro Rail
Project, with an entire
length of 32 km, is
being built at a cost of
over Rs 11,000 crore.
Mandi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Centre is
working on plastic waste management but tourists visiting
Himachal also have huge responsibility in keeping it clean. “Our
government is alert about the damage caused to the mountains
due to plastic. Tourists also have a huge responsibility in
keeping Himachal clean, free of plastic and other waste,” said
PM Modi. “Along with the nationwide campaign against single-
use plastic, our government is also working on plastic waste
management. Plastic not thrown in proper places ends up
going into rivers, damaging the rivers,” he added.
Shah chairs 3rd apex
Narco Coordination
Centre meeting
New Delhi: Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah on Monday
chaired the 3rd Apex
Level meeting of Narco
Coordination Centre
(NCORD) here in the
national capital aimed
at discussing drug-traf-
ficking related issues
and their solution.
The meeting started
around 3 pm and it was
attended by Home Sec-
retary Ajay Bhalla, Di-
rector IB Arvind Ku-
mar, Narcotics Control
Bureau Chief S.N.
Pradhan, Director Gen-
erals of Border Securi-
ty Force and Sashastra
Seema Bal, Chief Secre-
taries and DGPs of
states and their repre-
sentatives and adminis-
trators in the Union
Territories (UTs) along
with various concerned
departments.
Health Secretary
Rajesh Bhushan and
Delhi Police Commis-
sioner Rakesh Asthana
also joined the meeting
which is organised in a
hybrid model.
This high-level com-
mittee meeting was also
attended by senior offic-
ers from the Ministry
of Social Justice and
Empowerment, Minis-
try of Health and Fam-
ily Welfare, Department
of Revenue (Ministry
of Finance) and Indian
Coast Guard.
The NCORD is a
mechanism under Di-
rector-General NCB. It
is constituted in order
to have effective coordi-
nation among all the
drug law enforcement
agencies and other
stakeholders.
Vaccination
registration
for children
aged 15-18
from Jan 1
New Delhi: Children
between the ages of 15
and 18 will be able to
register on the CoWIN
platform from January
1, the government said
on Monday
.
For registering, chil-
dren have been permit-
ted to use their student
ID cards in case they do
not have Aadhaar or
any other identity
cards, CoWIN platform
Chief Dr RS Sharma
told ANI.
The announcement
comes days after PM
Modi’s Christmas night
address, where he said
children in the 15-18 age
group will soon be
included in the nation-
wide vaccination
drive.
The prime minister
also announced a third
‘precautionary’ or
booster dose of the vac-
cine for healthcare and
frontline workers as
well as those above the
age of 60 who have co-
morbidities.
The process of regis-
tration for those above
60 and have illness will
be exactly the same,
Sharma added.
ECI MEETS HEALTH SECY,
REVIEWS COVID SITUATION
IN POLL-BOUND STATES
A team of poll panel officials had
met with Union Health Secretary
Rajesh Bhushan on Monday where
discussions were held over steps
needed to conduct polls in a safe
manner in spite of the pandemic.
EC officials sought a detailed re-
port on coronavirus case surge.
CORONA
CATASTROPHE
INDIA
RAJASTHAN
6,531
new cases
315
new fatalities
59
new cases
00
new fatalities
Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking during the inauguration
ceremony in Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi district on Monday.
Home Minister Amit Shah
The meeting was
significant as it took
stock of the existing
drug abuse and
trafficking scenario
in the country and
discussed possible
mechanisms to
address the same
BJP, which had swept
the last C’garh civic
Corp polls winning
21 of 26 wards, ended
second with 12
BJP’s sitting mayor
loses as AAPwon 14
of 35 wards, a major
boost for before
Punjab elections
Equity benchmark Sensex ended 296 points higher on Monday, tracking gains in in-
dex majors ICICI Bank, HDFC twins and Tech Mahindra amid a largely positive trend
in global markets. After rebounding over 960 points from the day’s low during the
session, the 30-share index settled 295.93 points or 0.52% higher at 57,420.24.
Similarly, the Nifty recovered 82.50 points or 0.49 per cent to 17,086.25.
The Haryana government’s second Cabinet expansion will take place tomorrow, the
state Chief Minister’s office (CMO) informed on Monday. The new ministers of the
state cabinet are expected to take oath on Tuesday at 4 pm. “The Haryana cabinet
will be expanded on December 28, 2021. The swearing-in ceremony will be held at
the Haryana Raj Bhavan at 4 pm,” CMO Haryana tweeted in Hindi.
SENSEX ENDS
296 POINTS
HIGHER; NIFTY
TOPS 17,050
HARYANA’S
SECOND CABINET
EXPANSION
TODAY AT 4 PM
SUPPORTING COVID STRUCK TOURISM!
CM virtually
inaugurated Light &
Sound shows in
Jaipur, Merta,
Chittorgarh,
Dholpur & Gadsisar
Punjab Lok Congress president and former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh meeting
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President JP Nadda and state in-charge Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat in New Delhi on Monday.
New Delhi: Ahead of the Punjab Assembly polls, BJP state in-charge
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Monday said the people see the future in
BJP adding that a host of leaders from other parties in Punjab will join it
in coming days. “In the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and
BJP president JP Nadda, Captain Amarinder Singh (Punjab Lok Congress
chief), Sukhdev S Dhindsa (SAD-Sanyukt Chief) and I have decided that the
three parties will contest the Punjab Assembly Polls 2022 in an alliance and
common manifesto,” he said.
PB POLLS:
BJP ANNOUNCES TIE UP WITH
CAPT, DHINDSA’S PARTY

Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: AICC spokes-
person Mohan Prakash
deliveredalectureonthe
legacy of the Congress
party and contribution
of itsleadersinasession
on the second day of
three-day training camp
of Congress here.
He also accused the
BJP of trying to destroy
the legacy of great men
who contributed to the
freedom struggle.
Second session was
addressed by AICC gen-
eral secretary in charge
for Rajasthan Ajay Mak-
en and PCC president
Govind Singh Dotasra,
who expressed their
viewsonthetopicof fail-
ure of 7 years of Modi
government versus
achievements of Con-
gress governments.
Maken said that while
working in NSUI at the
age of 18, after attending
a training camp organ-
ised by the Congress
party
, he was bound by
theideologyof theparty
andthisrelationshiphas
been for a lifetime.
Dotasra exhorted all
the trainees to work to
strengthen the party
without any selfish in-
terest, stating that they
are the heirs of the lega-
cy of the great men of
the country
. Dotasra
also said that on one
hand the Congress par-
ty has a rich tradition
of sacrifice and ser-
vice; on the other hand,
there is a fascist force
like BJP which for the
fulfilment of its selfish
interests, put social
harmony at stake. The
party will organise
seminars in all district
and block headquar-
ters to mark the foun-
dation day on Tuesday.
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Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: Satish Poonia
has completed two year
as BJP state president
in Rajasthan, a respon-
sibility which he was
given in 2019.
In a social media
post, Poonia said that
he himself had unin-
tentionally seen infor-
mation about this spe-
cial day on a friend’s
‘wall’ on social media.
Pooniaalsosharedhis
election certificate. At
the same time, while ex-
pressing gratitude to the
people of the state and
the BJP workers, he said
thatheisthankfultoeve-
ryone for making an or-
dinary worker the state
president and giving af-
fection and blessings.
On completion of the
two-year term, Poonia
said, ‘Time passes and
the public and the indi-
vidual themselves judge
it. But when I look back,
Iexpressmygratitudeto
the workers and the top
leadership of the party
.
The party has given an
opportunity to an ordi-
nary worker like me to
discharge this responsi-
bility in the midst of
challenges.” He also
shared his experience
and life journey from
student days to the par-
ty’s state president.
Poonia says thanks for constant support
2 YEARS AS PARTY PRESIDENT
SelfishmotivesBJP’spriority:Dotasra
Mohan Prakash accuses BJP of trying to destroy legacy of great men of freedom struggle
Govind Singh Dotasra speaks at the 3-day training programme on
Monday. (inset) Sachin Rao, AICC In-Charge Training.
Police constable
suspended
for molesting
tribal woman
Kin of deceased
RSRTC workers
given jobs
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Light to mod-
erate rain occurred at
several places in Ra-
jasthan where capital
Jaipur recorded a max-
imum of 4.9 mm rain-
fall in the last 24 hours,
the Meteorological
(MeT) Department
here said on Monday.
Alwar recorded 3.2
mm rainfall while Na-
gaur and Sangaria 2
mm each. Several other
places received below 2
mm rains during this
period, according to the
MeT Department.
Meanwhile, the state
recorded temperatures
between 8.5 degrees Cel-
sius and 17.7 degrees
Celsius on Sunday
night. The weather con-
ditions would remain
the same during the
next 24 hours, the MeT
Department predicted.
First India Bureau
Udaipur: A police con-
stable was suspended
after a tribal woman ac-
cused him of molesting
and harassing her in a
police chowki in
Udaipur district.
The SHO and the ASI
of Panarwa police sta-
tion were also removed
and shunted to police
lines for negligence.
Constable Jitendra
and ASI Rajkumar al-
legedly took the mar-
riedwoman.herparents
and a local man to Guja-
rat in a private vehicle
connection with the
probe of a missing com-
plaint. The police sus-
pected that the woman
knew the whereabouts
of the girl who was
missing for four years.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The eligible de-
pendants of 22 employ-
ees who died during the
pandemicwhileworking
with the Rajasthan State
Road Transport Corpo-
ration, better known as
Roadways, have been
provided employment
on compassionate
ground on Monday
.
Verma informed that
the corporation has re-
cruited 27 dependants
in November and 45 in
December.
Despite Congress
being in power,
the opposition
BJP has got an
edge for the first
time in Zila Pari-
shad elections.
—Dr Satish Poonia,
BJP State President
Satish Poonia was felicitated by party leaders and workers at the
BJP headquarters on Monday.
NO RELIEF IN RS 1,180-CRORE GST
EVASION CASE,HIGH COURT DENIES BAIL
Jaipur: The High Court has rejected the bail appli-
cations of Ramchandra Vishnoi, Himmat Singh and
Hemant Tyagi, who are under judicial custody since
10th July last for being co-accused in a GST evasion
case to the tune of Rs 1,180 core. The main accused
Praveen Jangid is, however, out on bail. In their bail
petition, the trio claimed that they have been trapped
on false charges. They argued that the DGGI has
named Jangid as main culprit while CGST dept has
seized all the documents and also search is still on.
Bikaner: The BJP high command has given Avi-
nash Joshi, a senior party leader
from Bikaner, responsibility of
looking after electioneering in a
zone in UP which includes home
constituency of CM Adiyanath
Yogi. Joshi was in charge of the
IT and social media section of
the party in the state for 8 years.
—Laxman Raghav
STATE BJP LEADER MADE IN CHARGE OF
UP CM YOGI’S CONSTITUENCY
UIT TEAM PELTED WITH STONES DURING
ANTI-ENCROACHMENT DRIVE IN KOTA
NEWS DIGEST
Rajawat forcibly makes ACE drink fluoridated water
Cong’s training is for
looting, they do not serve
society, charges Poonia
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Popular for being
in controversies, for-
mer BJP MLA Bhavani
Singh Rajawat reached
the PHED department
office on Monday with
fluoridated water in a
bottle and forced the
Additional Chief Engi-
neer (ACE) Mahesh
Jangid to drink it. Ra-
jawat said that the com-
mon man is getting sick
after drinking this wa-
ter. “Officials must get a
taste of this water,” Ra-
jawat warned that if
this problem is not re-
solved, the offices of the
water supply depart-
ment will be locked.
He also said that
there is no water supply
in the nearby villages,
and wherever there is,
the water has fluoride.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Satish Poonia,
the BJP’s state presi-
dent, while slamming
the Congress’ training
programme said that a
looting training is go-
ing on there.
“Congress training is
being given for loot.
They have no history of
getting training and do-
ing good for the society
.
They try to copy, but
they also need wisdom
in copying. Congress
will have to take many
lives to get that wisdom.
Congress will not re-
peat government in-
stead their seats will
decrease drastically,”
said Poonia while inter-
acting with reporters at
the BJP headquarters.
Pooniaalsotookajibe
at Gehlot’s claim that
the Congress govern-
ment was repeating. He
said that when we are
out of power, our figure
crosses 70 but this does
not happen with Con-
gress as their seats de-
crease drastically
.
GIRL RAPED, BLACKMAILED
Kota: The anti-encroachment squad of the Urban Im-
provement Trust (UIT) on Monday faced stone-pelting
when it went to remove the
encroachments in Mukund-
ara Vihar Special area of the
city. Many members of the
squad, including women,
sustained injuries in the
incident. According to
reports, the people staying
in that area had been asked to vacate the land where the
proposed Mukundara Vihar project is to come up.
Jaipur: A girl from Tunga police station area of
Jaipur Commissionerate was allegedly lured and
raped by a man. “In the case,
the girl has said that she was
lured by the accused who took
her to a secluded spot and
raped her while also making
an obscene video of the act.
Later, the accused threatened to make the video
viral and in the guise of the video he took money
from her. Investigation is ongoing in the matter,”
officials said.
Kota: A man was arrested on Monday for taking hos-
tage his minor sister-in-law and raping her for four
days in the Nayapura police station area of Kota city.
The accused was addicted to alcohol and his wife
had left him one and a half months ago. After the
arrest of the accused, the victim was brought before
the Child Welfare Committee. Child Welfare Commit-
tee president Kaneez Fatma said, “The girl studies
in the first year. Accused kept her with him for four
days. The minor was produced before the committee
where she told that her brother-in-law raped her.
MAN ARRESTED FOR TAKING HOSTAGE,
RAPING MINOR SISTER-IN-LAW IN KOTA
Barmer:Fearinginfamy,minor
gangrape victim dies by suicide
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Harassed with
threat and infamy, a
17-year-old minor gan-
grape victim late on
Sunday night died by
suicide by hanging with
ceiling fan at her resi-
dent in Barmer city
.
On being informed,
police reached the spot
and recovered the body
.
Police also found a sui-
cide note from the de-
ceased’s possession in
which she mentioned
the reason behind the
extreme step.
Hajariram Chouhan,
ASP at SIUCAW, con-
firmed the report. He
said that in the suicide
note,deceasementioned
about two accused in-
cluding a juvenile, alleg-
ing that they have called
her fraudulently and
raped her.
Rain brings fog and chill in Raj
Dr. Satish Poonia along with Dr. Alka Mundra and Ranjeeta Koli
felicitates elected women representatives during Atal Good
Governance Awards on Monday.
Fog engulfed Jal Mahal. (inset) A homeless man sits swathed in a
blanket on Monday. —PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR
Bhavani Singh Rajawat forcing ACE to drink water from a bottle.
Jaipur: A meeting of the High Power Committee
was held on Monday to decide on the area for con-
struction of the IPD tower located in SMS complex
of Jaipur. In the meeting, Medical Education Secre-
tary Vaibhav Galriya, LSG Secretary Bhavani Singh
Detha, JDA commissioner Gaurav Goyal project
architect Anoop Bartaria were present. JDA and the
consultancy firm together will find the right area
today. About 80,000 square metres of construction
area was proposed.
JDA, CONSULTANCY FIRM TO DECLARE
RIGHT AREA OF IPD TOWER AT SMS HOSP
IDEOLOGICAL TRAINING
Congress workers need to take the
wrong policies, anti-people deci-
sions of the Central Government to
the people in order to strengthen the party.
—Govind Singh Dotasra, Cong State president

RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Prelimi-
nary examination for
recruitment on 8396
posts of Village Devel-
opment Officer (VDO)
was held in 2 phases in
Rajasthan on Monday
.
74 lakh candidates
(75.71 percent) appeared
in the first phase exam-
ination while in the sec-
ond phase, 75 lakh (76.18
percent) appeared in
second phase.
The exam is to be con-
ducted in four phases.
The remaining two
phases of exam will be
held today. In Jaipur,
the exam in first and
second phase was con-
ducted at 228-228
centers.
Candidates who took
the exam said that ques-
tions of mathematics
were tough and ques-
tions from advanced
mathematics were
asked instead of gener-
al mathematics.
VDO Exam: 76% try their luck for jobs
TEST OF METTLE
VAX CAMPS IN SCHOOLS ON CARDS;
FOCUS ON TESTS & MASKS: ARORA
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The health de-
partment is planning to
cover more than 51 lakh
children under vaccine
drive. For this the de-
partment plans to start
the vax camps in
schools too. Vaccina-
tion of children of 15 to
18 years will start from
Jan 3 as announced by
PM Modi.
Meanwhile, Princi-
pal secretary, health,
Akhil Arora on Monday
issued directions and
guidelines to the collec-
tors asking them for ef-
fective contact tracing
and isolation of the pa-
tients and to increase
sampling. He said that
at least 500 samples per
million population
should be taken.
He said that the coop-
eration of media, scout-
guides, NCC, business
organisations etc.
should be taken for the
awareness campaign
for vaccination.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Hearing a
petition challenging
the action against
the shops situated in-
side the premises of
Govind Devji temple
here, the HC on Mon-
day issued notices to
the JMC Heritage,
Local Self-Govern-
ment department,
SMS Museum Trust-
II and others.
Justice Uma
Shankar Vyas of the
Vacation Bench
asked the respond-
ents to submit their
replies in the case
filed by Rajesh Ku-
mar and 17 other
plaintiffs, who plead-
ed that the court, in
its verdict delivered
on January 15 2014,
had issued guide-
lines for only three
of the shops there.
In an earlier order
hearing a PIL, the
court had ruled that
shops are not built on
government or mu-
nicipal land. Despite
that, the corporation
has taken action
against the shop.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A woman has
registered a complaint
with Jawahar Circle po-
lice that she was return-
ing home along with
her husband and a
friend when some hood-
lums started harassing
and molesting them,
and when her husband
came to their rescue,
they beat him up.
She has also alleged
that when they went to
the police station, the
cop on duty too misbe-
haved with them and
refused to file a case.
According to police,
the trio were returning
from a Christmas party
in Gaurav Tower at
midnight. One
Shashank Gautam, a
resident of Chaksu, and
his friends Rahul
Mund, Raja Yadav and
Dipak, all of whom
were under the influ-
ence of liquor, started
sexually abusing the
two women and
thrashed all three with
sticks.
When the victims
went to the police sta-
tion to complain, SI
Krishnakant refused to
accept their complaint
and misbehaved with
them. When they start-
ed taking video, he
threatened them & tried
to snatch the phone.
First India Bureau
Ajmer: The Gurjar
community protested
here against the movie
Prithviraj. The people
of the society reached
the collectorate after
taking out a rally and a
memorandum was
handed over to the col-
lector in the name of
the Chief Minister.
The protestors also
blocked the road.
President of All In-
dia Veer Gurjar Samaj
Reform Samiti, Harch-
and said that there is
huge outrage in the
Gujjar society regard-
ing Prithviraj movie.
There is a demand
of the society that the
title of the film Prith-
viraj should be
changed and the facts
of history should not
be distorted anywhere
in the film and only
truth should be shown.
They also demanded
that before the release,
the film should be
shown to the repre-
sentatives of Gurjar
society and historians.
The protestors warned
that if their demands
were not met, there
would be a fierce agita-
tion by the society.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: IT Department
conducted raids on
premises of 2 business
groups. More than 50
teams raided 51 loca-
tions in Raj, Mumbai &
Uttarakhand. So far,
income of Rs 350 Cr has
come to fore.
The team recovered
a pen drives & hard
disks. The department
has also seized 20 kg
gold jewellery worth
Rs 10 crore and cash Rs
1 Cr. Hawala transac-
tions have also come to
the fore. Raid was con-
ducted at Vito, a busi-
ness conglomerate, in-
volved in the business
of electronics brands,
hotels and real estate.
Raids were conducted
on 25 locations in
Jaipur, 8 in Mumbai
and 1 in Haridwar. The
group has two hotels in
Jaipur, a commercial
establishment in
Adarsh Nagar, Nehru
Bazar & under con-
struction building in
Malviya Nagar. A case
of money laundering
has come to fore in sec-
ond group, said an of-
ficial on Monday.
First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur: The
Forest Department
caught 2 canters in
Zone 6 & a gypsy in
Zone 10 for touring peo-
ple on fake passes. The
Guardian Rantham-
bore Tiger Project
Sawai Madhopur has
written a letter to the
SP. According to forest
conservator Mahendra
Sharma, the Regional
Forest Officer Phalodi
and Nama Neem Chow-
ki staff checked gypsy
.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Fifteen caste
panchayat members
have been booked here-
for ostracizing a family
in the district. Incident
has been reported from
Siwana police station in
Barmer, police said.
According to the in-
formation, complainant
Sawaram Suthar, a resi-
dent of Indrana village
of Siwana lodged a com-
plaint against fifteen
caste panchayat mem-
bers for ostracizing his
family from the society
.
In his complaint he
mentioned that he had
fixed his younger broth-
er’s marriage with the
daughter of Dewaram,
a resident of Padru vil-
lage. He alleged that
when Dewaram denied
marrying his daughter,
after which on July 7
this year he called a
caste panchayat which
boycotted his family
from the society while
imposing a penalty of
rupees 3.5 lakhs.
Victim further al-
leged that recently
caste panchayat mem-
bers again organized a
meeting on Dec 19 &
while charging rupees 1
L to end his boycott.
He alleged that when
he objected to marriage
of his younger broth-
er’s wife with another
man, caste panchayat
members again boycott-
ed him from the society
.
Umesh Kumar, in-
charge at Siwana police
station said that they
have lodged the case &
are investigating.
Alwar/Jodhpur: In VDO exam on
Monday, a dummy candidate was
caught in the Jain B.Ed College Alwar.
Mukesh Vishnoi, a dummy candidate
from Jodhpur was giving exam in
place of Gaurav Meena of Dausa.
According to the information, a call
came from control room to Jain BEd
College, informing about a fake can-
didate giving exam. Jain BEd College
Principal Anita Soni gave a written
complaint. Mukesh had come for Rs
10,000. Another case came to fore
in Jodhpur, a proxy candidate was
caught at a private school in Pratap
Nagar, Jodhpur. Dummy candidate
Joginder Jat, a resident of Veerpur
village of Sanchore area, was ap-
pearing in place of Krishan Kumar, a
resident of Chitalwana village, Jalore.
The number of Omicron
positive patients in-
creased to 46 on Monday
after 3 more patients were
reported in state. Two
patients are from Jaipur,
while one from Udaipur.
In this, maximum 30 cas-
es are from Jaipur, while
7 are from Ajmer, 4 each
from Sikar and Udaipur
& 1 from Maharashtra
came to Jaipur. Accord-
ing to Health Department
report, out of these 46
patients, 37 patients have
recovered.
Hearing another set of petitions against the
anti-encroachment campaign of the Kotputli
Municipality, the HC asked the civic body on
Monday not to carry on with its operations till
Jan10 2022. The vacation judge Justice Uma
Shankar Vyas put the interim stay on the appeals
of Ashok Kumar and 24 others. The petitioners
submitted that the municipal authorities have’nt
given enough time to present their cases.
Kerala has again
emerged as the top
performer in terms
of overall health per-
formance among
larger states, while UP
is the worst, accord-
ing to the fourth Health
Index launched by Niti
Aayog. It pointed out
that Rajasthan was
the weakest performer
both in terms of overall
performance & incre-
mental performance.
The fourth round of the
Health Index took into
account period 2019-20
(reference year). As per
report, health index is
a weighted composite
score incorporating
24 indicators of health
performance. —PTI
FOURTH HEALTH INDEX: RAJASTHAN WEAKEST
PERFORMER IN OVERALL PERFORMANCE
Dummy candidates caught in Alwar, Jodhpur
WITH 3 NEW
OMICRON CASES
PATIENTS RISE
TO 46 IN STATE
HC STAYS ANTI-ENCROACHMENT
DRIVE OF KOTPUTLI MUNICIPALITY
COVID-19
UPDATE
9,55,539
TOTAL CASES
59 IN A DAY
9,46,222
TOTAL RECOVERED
8,963
TOTAL DEATHS
0 IN A DAY
354
ACTIVE CASES
43 IN JAIPUR
Patient having swab test done at SMS hospital.
Members of Gurjar community stage protest in Ajmer on Monday.
Candidates being screened at the entrance of the exam centre.
—PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
HC seeks report from
JMC Heritage on shops
at Govind Devji premises
2 Jpr women allegedly abused & thrashed
by miscreants while returning from party
Gurjars protest against Prithviraj in Ajmer,
want to review movie before it releases
Caste Panchayat in Barmer ostracizes
family, imposes penalty of `3.5 Lakh
IT raids on 2 biz groups,
`350 cr evasion detected
Tourists with fake
passes at R’bhore,
probe ordered
RAJ UNEMPLOYED GEARING FOR PUBLIC
AWARNESS CAMPAIGN FROM JANUARY 21
Jaipur: In Rajasthan, the unemployed have once
again started preparing for the movement against
the government. A public awareness campaign
against the government will be started across the
state from January 21 on behalf of the Rajasthan
Unemployment Unified Federation. In which the
unemployed village-Dhani will make many com-
mon students aware about 16 demands including
pending recruitment process, paper leak case.
After this, the unemployed general conference will
be organised in Jaipur.
Sawai Madhopur: Tourists in zone no one in Ranth-
ambore National Park on Monday were thrilled when
tigress ‘Sultana’ hunted a
dog in front of them. The
tourists got goosebumps
and they captured this
sight in their cameras. In
fact, in the morning shift
on Monday, the tourists
had arrived for Tiger Safa-
ri. During this, a dog was roaming near the vehicles
of tourists. Then suddenly the tigress pounced on
the dog.
Jaipur: From Tues-
day Amer Fort will
open daily till 9 pm.
The decision is tak-
en due to increasing
number of tourists.
The fort will open
for tourists daily
from 8 am to 9 pm,
Fort superintendent
Pankaj Dharendra
gave this informa-
tion.
TOURISTS IN RANTHAMBORE THRILLED TO
SEE TIGRESS ‘SULTANA’ HUNTING A DOG
AMER FORT WILL REMAIN OPEN TILL 9 PM
FROM TODAY, THANKS TO TOURIST RUSH
NEWS DIGEST
—FILE
PHOTO
A huge rush was witnessed at GT on Christmas. —FILE PHOTO
A family at SMS hospital for testing. —PHOTOS BY SUMAN SARKAR
—PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR

PERSPECTIVE
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Vol 3 Issue No. 202
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
It is a man’s own mind,
not his enemy or foe, that
lures him to evil ways.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Himachal Pradesh has witnessed rapid
infrastructure and social transformation
through the visionary leadership of PM
Sh@narendramodiji determination
of CM Sh @jairamthakurbjpji.
#4YearsOfDoubleEngine has set new
benchmarks,new opportunities, growth
investment in the state!
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
2021 was a year of game changing
reforms for @TexMinIndia under PM
@NarendraModi ji’s leadership:
Factory 7 PM MITRA Parks PLI
Scheme Continuation of RoSCTL
scheme for export competitiveness
TOP TWEETS
DESMOND
TUTU’S
TRUE SELF
ith the passing of
Archbishop Des-
mond Tutu, the world
has lost an unstoppa-
ble force for good who
taught compassion and forgive-
ness, and pursued his mission
with a will of iron. ‘Arch’ will be
rightly remembered as the inter-
national voice of the anti-apart-
heid movement and for his place
beside Nelson Mandela in the
decades-long fight for racial
equality and justice in South Af-
rica. But he touched people’s
lives in many ways.
He was never afraid to take on
the establishment – religious,
cultural, or political. He was a
brilliant communicator and wily
campaigner who could make au-
diences laugh and cry within
minutes. He knew how to press
the right emotional buttons and
convey difficult messages, often
using stories to get his point
across. While traveling with him,
it was not unusual to see leaders,
including presidents and prime
ministers, listening like children
to one of his stories, then realiz-
ing that the point of the tale was
directed squarely at them.
PROJECT-SYNDICATE.ORG
W
hen many people
think of New
Year’s resolu-
tions, they brain-
storm ways to im-
prove themselves for the
year ahead. What if we ex-
panded those aspirations to
include resolutions that ben-
efit our communities, socie-
ty and the planet, too?
It might not be a typical ap-
proach,butitcanbroadenyour
horizonstoshowwaysyoucan
also be of service to others.
HerearesomeNewYear’sreso-
lutionswithatwistforimprov-
ing your relationship with na-
ture in 2022 and beyond.
We each have an environ-
mental ethic reflecting how we
value, manage and ultimately
relate to nature. Balancing the
scales of reciprocity between
us and nature – how much we
giveandtake–canimprovethis
relationship in many ways.
The perils of social injus-
tice stress multiple aspects
of society. Racism and ine-
quality can lead to health dis-
parities, and they also have
consequences for the natural
environment.
A recent study described
how practices such as redlin-
ing and residential segrega-
tion led to unequal access to
nature, excess pollution and
biodiversity loss. Clean air,
water and soil are fundamen-
tal for our survival, but re-
search shows many people
lack basic environmental
and health literacy to know
how to protect themselves. In
2022, get to know your own
impact on the environment.
Spending time in nature,
including urban green spac-
es, can improve your relation-
ship with nature and with
others. Spending more time
outdoors can encourage so-
cial interactions that benefit
health, buffer emotional dis-
tress and encourage use of
these spaces, which can help
protect them for the future.
THECONVERSATION.COM
RESOLUTIONS
FOR A HEALTHIER
ENVIRON IN 2022
Collectively, thinking
about our relationship
with nature and finding
ways to protect the
environment can help
us be better stewards
of the planet
W
LET’S STOP LITTERING,
STARTWASTESEGREGATION
t’s said that cleanliness is next
to Godliness. How true this is
we realise, when a place that is
neat and clean, and spick and
span automatically generates
the feel good factor and a boost
to good hormones. Not for
nothing do we pay at a clean
shop, hotel, restaurant or re-
sort good prices and seek edu-
cation in schools and colleges
and other institutions where
theenvironmentisfresh,clean
and thereby having a charm
and attraction of its own.
However, despite these
deeply accepted views and ex-
pected patterns of individual
and social behaviour do we
keep our public places free
from litter? Despite provi-
sions in our Constitution,
Acts and rules, teachings at
schools and at home and cam-
paigns and programs by the
Union and State Govern-
ments, including the present
Swach Abhiyaan, we find that
the habit of littering in public
places, specially roads and
streetsunfortunatelypersists.
It is not an uncommon to
see plastic wraps of biscuits,
namkeens, gutka pouches
and used plates, cups being
thrown openly everywhere
and remaining as an eyesore
till at some point they get
swept away mixed with the
other bio-degradable items.
Often the light plastic bags
blow with the wind and can
be seen hanging on the trees
and on top of hedges.
Wherever there are big Mu-
nicipal or Panchayat bins or
appointed dumping sites, they
overflowwithhouseholdwaste
of a wide ranging mix giving
rise to foul smell and animals
trying to extract to see what
they can get out of the bin.
There is no doubt that an
environment littered with all
kinds of waste is not only an
extremely bad sight but is
also very damaging to our
health and one of the main
causes of illnesses, diseases
and infection. Besides, plas-
tics, which are non biodegrad-
able,getintodrainsandchoke
them and even flow into the
seas and oceans. They often
collect together almost like
islands on which the birds
andaquaticlifefeedassuming
they are food and having ad-
verse consequences.
In such a scenario it is vital
for us as citizens, in the first
place to stop littering public
places, use dustbins regular-
ly, which the public authori-
ties do put and to demand for
them to be put if not there,
and to ensure regular picking
up of refuse and cleaning of
the bins.
And the next important
stage for cleanliness and good
hygiene is segregation of
waste at source i.e. at house-
hold, factory, shops and other
industrial and institutional
places. Usually waste is cate-
gorised as biodegradable and
non biodegradable. This is
the key basis for segregation.
And within these two catego-
ries is the distinction of dry
and wet waste.
Household waste consists
of fruits and vegetable peels,
left-over food and other items
which are biodegradable.
These can be set apart and
given to the pick-up truck.
Other waste like newspapers,
glass bottles, cartons, used
iron and steel items are often
purchased by the ‘kabaddi’
who further resell it for reuse
and recycling. The critical
items are the plastic ones
which include grocery wrap-
pings, thermocol packing and
packaging of wet items like
ghee, oil, milk, Dhabi etc. It is
vital to segregate dry and wet
plastics and an easy way is to
put the dry plastic wraps , af-
ter opening the items , imme-
diately into a separate bag.
There are some NGOs who
have put up collection centers
from where the plastic goes to
the appropriate plant includ-
ing use in road making. The
shops, offices, institutions
have substantial quantities
of dry plastic waste and
wrappings which can also be
disposed of in a similar way
thus reducing the waste that
comes onto the streets and
goes onto the waste dumps.
The wet plastic waste is a
tricky matter and some items
are purchased by the kabadis
but not all. To this end the
municipalities and panchay-
ats should have separate com-
partments for wet and dry
plastic wastes in their trucks
and then further take them
for reuse or recycling and sci-
entific disposal.
As we move into our 75th
year of Independence, we as
citizensneedtoberesponsible
for keeping the public areas in
ourcitiesandvillagesclean.It
hastobeacommitmentonour
part and we must actively par-
ticipate in the schemes and
facilities provided by the au-
thorities, specially the local
bodieslikeMunicipalitiesand
Panchayats . Many cities have
already taken the initiative in
thisaspect,includingourvery
own Dungarpur in Rajasthan,
andalittleeffortonthepartof
each one of will go a long way
in keeping our public spaces
clean,freshandhealthyforus.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
I
MEENAKSHI HOOJA
The writer is a Retd IAS officer and former
Member, Central Administrative Tribunal
There are some NGOs who
have put up collection
centers from where the
plastic goes to the
appropriate plant including
use in road making. The
shops, offices, institutions
have substantial quantities
of dry plastic waste and
wrappings which can also be
disposed of in a similar way
thus reducing the waste that
comes onto the streets and
goes onto the waste dumps
Household waste
consists of fruits and
vegetable peels, left-
over food and other
items which are
biodegradable. These
can be set apart and
given to the pick-up
truck. Other waste
like newspapers,
glass bottles, cartons,
used iron and steel items
are often purchased by
the ‘kabaddi’ who
further resell it for
reuse and recycling

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New Delhi: The Fifth
Generation or 5G tele-
com services are set to
be rolled out in selected
cities in India in 2022.
The cities which are set
to get the 5G telecom
services in 2022 include
Gurugram, Bangalore,
Kolkata, Mumbai,
Chandigarh, Delhi,
Jamnagar, Ahmadabad,
Chennai, Hyderabad,
Lucknow, Pune, and
Gandhinagar.
Leading telecom ser-
vice providers Bharti
Airtel, Reliance Jio and
Vodafone Idea, have es-
tablished 5G trials sites
in these cities. “These
Metros and big cities
would be the first places
for launch of 5G servic-
es in the country, next
year,” the Department
of Telecommunications
(DoT) said on Monday.
The fifth-generation is
the latest upgrade in
the long-term evolution
(LTE) mobile broad-
band networks. While
4G was a great leap for-
ward, allowing people
to stream music and
video on the go, 5G is
designed to connect
many more types of de-
vices than smartphones
and offers higher speed.
Apart from the lead-
ing telecom operators
and smartphone manu-
facturers, the govern-
ment is also involved
actively to facilitate the
rollout of 5G services.
The Department of Tel-
ecom has roped in re-
search institutions for
development and test-
ing of 5G technology
.
Eight agencies - Indi-
an Institute of Technol-
ogy (IIT) Bombay, IIT
Delhi, IIT Hyderabad,
IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur,
Indian Institute of Sci-
ence (IISC) Bangalore,
Society for Applied Mi-
crowave Electronics
Engineering Re-
search (SAMEER) and
Centre of Excellence in
Wireless Technology
(CEWiT) — are involved
in the research project
called ‘Indigenous 5G
Test bed project’.
The Indigenous 5G
Test bed project started
in 2018 and is set to be
completed by December
31, 2021. The project has
been funded by the De-
partment of Telecom.
“Costing Rs 224 crore,
the project is likely to
be completed by Decem-
ber 31, 2021, paving the
way for end-to-end test-
ing of 5G User Equip-
ments (UEs) and net-
work equipment by 5G
stakeholders develop-
ing 5G products/servic-
es/usecases, including
indigenous start-ups,
SMEs, Academia and
Industry in the coun-
try,” the Department of
Telecom said. —ANI
INDIA
06
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: The Minis-
tryof PetroleumNatu-
ral Gas (PNG) has con-
stitutedanEnergyTran-
sition Advisory Com-
mittee (ETAC) to lay
down the policy frame-
work for moving the
country and the econo-
my from fossil fuels to
clean energy
. This step
hasbeenlongoverdueto
enable the country to
meetitsnetcarbonemis-
sion commitment under
the Paris Accord.
Under the Accord, In-
dia is committed to en-
suring net-zero carbon
emission by 2070.
The Committee, to be
headed by former petro-
leum secretary Tarun
Kapoor, is tasked to pre-
pare a comprehensive
step-by-step plan for
complete transitioning
from fossil fuels to clean
energy. It is given six
months to prepare and
submit the report.
Besides Kapoor, the
committee will be com-
posed of officials famil-
iar with the oil and gas
sector. It will have a JS-
level officer from the
MoPNG, besides offi-
cials not below the rank
of executive director
from IOCL, BPCL,
HPCL, ONGC, OIL,
GAIL EIL. Nominee
from IOCL shall func-
tion as Member-Secre-
tary of the Committee
and secretarial assis-
tance, etc., shall be pro-
vided by IOCL. The
Committee may co-opt
experts in the areas of
the energy transition as
members or to provide
assistance as invitees.
It’s not clear why ex-
pertsof thecoalindustry
are not included for ap-
pointment to the com-
mittee. Since coal-based
thermalpowerplantsare
known to be one of the
greatestcarbonemitters,
itwouldhavebeenappro-
priate to include them.
Ex Oil Gas Secretary Tarun Kapoor to lead ETAC
BID TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE
5G READY TO ROLL IN INDIA
Fifth Generation set instigate in selected cities in 2022; 13 big cities to get it first
—REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE
New Delhi: Slamming
the remarks made
against Mahatma Gan-
dhi at a function in
Raipur, Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi quoted
Bapu that his thoughts
cannot be imprisoned.
Rahul’s remarks
came after a section of
Hindu religious leaders
sang paeans to Godse,
the assassin of Mahat-
ma Gandhi, at a reli-
gious congregation.
“Youcanchainme,tor-
ture me, you can destroy
this body
, but you cannot
imprison my thoughts,
the former Congress
president said quoting
the Mahatma. —ANI
Rahul quotes
Mahatma in
reply to religious
leader’s remark
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The Modi
administration on Mon-
day effected a major bu-
reaucratic rejig at the
level of Secretary
wherein Vini Mahajan
was appointed as Secre-
tary, Department of
Drinking Water and
Sanitation under the
Ministry of Jal Shakti.
Leena Nandan was ap-
pointed Secretary, Min-
istry of Environment,
Forests Climate
Change. Sanjay Kumar
Singh as Secretary
, Min-
istry of Steel.
Manoj Joshi was ap-
pointed OSD, Ministry
of Housing . Rajeev
Ranjan was appointed
as Secretary, National
Commission for Back-
ward Classes in the
rank pay of Secretary
to the Government of
India. Currently, he is
Spl Secy, Dept of Ex-
penditure, Ministry of
Finance. Pankaj Jain is
Secretary, Ministry of
Petroleum Natural
Gas. Bharat Lal was ap-
pointed Secretary to the
Lokpal vice Brij Kumar
Agarwal upon comple-
tion of his term of con-
tract. Further, as many
as eight officers work-
ing in the rank of Addl
Secy were elevated (In-
situ) as Special Secre-
tary in the rank and pay
of Secretary to the Gov-
ernment of India. They
are Sanjay Maihotra,
CMD, REC Ltd, Alkesh
Kumar Sharma Spl
Secy Cabinet Secretari-
at, Raj Kumar Goyal,
Spl Secy Financial
Advisor, Ministry of Ex-
ternal Affairs.
Shashank Priya, Spe-
cial Secretary Finan-
cial Advisor, Ministry
of Commerce Indus-
try
, Manoj Ahuja, Chair-
man, CBSE under Min-
istry of Edu, Rajesh
Kumar Chaudhry, Spl
Secy
, Dept of Public En-
terprises, Ministry of
Finance, Annie George
Mathew, Special Secre-
tary
, Department of Ex-
penditure, Ministry of
Finance and Meera
Swamp, Spl Secy Fi-
nancial Adviser, Dept
of Expenditure, Minis-
try of Finance.
MAJOR REJIG: Secretary-level
appointments effected at Centre
Lucknow: After the
Allahabad High Court
suggested deferring
the Uttar Pradesh As-
sembly elections due to
a possible Omicron-led
third Covid wave, an
Election Commission
delegation led by Chief
Election Commission-
er Sushil Chandra will
begin a three-day tour
from Tuesday of Uttar
Pradesh ahead of As-
sembly elections. CEC
said an appropriate
decision will be taken
on the issue after his
UP visit. —ANI
CEC to visit UP
for three days
7-TERM RAJYA SABHA MP FROM BIHAR
MAHENDRA PRASAD NO MORE
150 PEOPLE TRAPPED IN PRASHAR LAKE
DUE TO HEAVY SNOWFALL RESCUED
FIR AGAINST KALICHARAN FOR REMARKS
AGAINST MAHATMA GANDHIJI
BJP FORMS PANEL FOR BRAHMIN
OUTREACH, AHEAD OF UP POLLS
IPS RASHMI SUMMONED TO APPEAR ON
JAN 18 BY KOREGAON INQUIRY PANEL
New Delhi: Rajya Sabha MP from the JD(U) and
industrialist Mahendra Prasad died at a private
hospital here, his party said
on Monday. The 81-year-old
Mahendra Prasad passed
away after battling prolonged
illness. Mahendra Prasad was
a seven-term Rajya Sabha
MP from Bihar and was also
elected to the Lok Sabha once. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar
expressed condolences at the death of Prasad and
said his demise is a big loss to society and politics.
Mandi: Himachal Pradesh Police rescued at least forty
vehicles and around 150 persons from Prashar lake,
who had been stuck due to
heavy snowfall in Mandi dis-
trict on Sunday night. These
people were rescued after
twelve hours of operation,
the police said. “Himachal
Pradesh Police has rescued 40
vehicles and around 150 persons from Prashar lake
who had been stuck due to snow in the region.
Raipur: Chhattisgarh Police have registered an FIR
against Hindu religious leader Kalicharan Maharaj
on the charge of promoting
enmity between classes after
he used derogatory words
against Mahatma Gandhi and
hailed his assassin Nathuram
Godse, an official said on
Monday. During the conclu-
sion of the two-day ‘dharma sansad’ at Ravan Bhata
ground in Raipur on Sunday evening, Kalicharan had
used an “abusive” word against the Bapu.
New Delhi: Amidst assessments that the Brahmin
community in Uttar Pradesh is dissatisfied with
the ruling party in Uttar Pradesh, Bharatiya Janata
Party (BJP) has formed a four-member commit-
tee to decide on outreach programmes for the
community in the state. The committee chaired by
former Union Minister Shiv Pratap Shukla com-
prises members Mahesh Sharma, Abhijat Mishra
and Ram Bhai Morakiya.
Mumbai: IPS officer Rashmi Shukla has been
summoned to depose as a witness again on Janu-
ary 18 by the Bhima Koregaon Inquiry commis-
sion. In its earlier hearing, Shukla abstained from
the hearing and had filed an affidavit asking for
time to depose before the commission. Rashmi
Shukla had sought time during her previous ap-
pearance before the commission.
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Ambala: At least
five people were
killed and ten oth-
ers were injured
after a bus was
rammed from be-
hind by another
bus on the Ambala-
Delhi highway in
the early hours of
Monday.
The incident took
place near Healing
Touch Hospital on
Haryana’s Ambala-
Delhi highway on
Monday. “The bus
was going towards
Delhi when another
bus hit it from be-
hind. Five people
including one wom-
an killed and eight
others are injured,”
said Naresh, Assis-
tant sub-inspector
(ASI), Baldev Na-
gar Police Chowki,
Ambala.
A case has been
registered against
the driver and po-
lice are investigat-
ing the matter, the
police official said.
The injured have
been admitted to
Civil Hospital. —ANI
Five dead in
accident on
Ambala-Delhi
highway
Kolkata: West Bengal
Governor Jagdeep
Dhankar on Monday
said that the Howrah
Municipal Corporation
(Amendment) Bill is
currently pending con-
sideration with the gov-
ernor as he is awaiting
inputs on the bill from
the state government.
“I have not signed
Howrah Municipal Cor-
poration (Amendment)
Bill, 2021. I want to clar-
ify that no proposal was
sent to me on separat-
ing Bally Municipality
from Howrah Munici-
pal Corporation,” said
Dhankar in a video
posted on Twitter on
Monday
. “The state gov-
ernment claims that I
am delaying the bill,
you would be surprised
to know that I received
the bill on November 24
and I asked for some in-
formation regarding
the bill on the same day
.
For almost four weeks,
they didn’t respond to
me,” he said.
“I haven’t received a
proper response from
the government over
my queries regarding
the bill,” he added.
The Howrah Munici-
pal Corporation
(Amendment) Bill, 2021,
proposing Bally Munic-
ipality from the juris-
diction of the Howrah
Municipal Corporation,
was passed by the As-
sembly recently
.
State EC can hold
Howrah Municipal Cor-
poration polls with 66
wards as (it happened
earlier) in 2015, said
Dhankar. —ANI
DHANKHAR: HAVE NOT SIGNED HOWRAH CIVIC BODY
BILL, STILL WAITING FOR INPUTS FROM MAMATA GOVT
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar tweeted as photo with his
wife Sudesh on Monday captioned,“After brisk walk sipping tea in
Darjeeling is exhilarating with mesmerizing sublime surroundings...
Efforts on...
He said that earlier,
the share of Centre
and state in central
schemes used to be
in the ratio of 90:10
but now the Centre
is reducing it to
50:50.
Gehlot asked Un-
ion minister of state
for culture Arjun-
ram Meghwal to con-
vey the feeling of the
state to the Centre.
Gehlot said that he
has been union tour-
ism minister and he
knows the impor-
tance of tourism.
Meghwal said that
the five places where
light and sound
shows were inaugu-
rated have great im-
portance from histo-
ry and tourism point
of view.
State tourism min-
ister Vishvendra
Singh said that the
tourism industry of
the state affected by
corona is again on
track and has got a
major boost due to
the decisions and ef-
forts of the state gov-
ernment.
He urged Meghw-
al to take initiative
for early approval of
eight mega projects
of the state pending
at the central gov-
ernment level.
Impressed by the
working style of
tourism minister
Vishvendra Singh,
CM Gehlot appreci-
ated him during the
virtual inauguration
of the light and
sound shows. On the
other hand, Singh
requested the CM to
extend the period of
discount on Khadi
products from De-
cember 30,2021 to
January 30, 2022. He
handed over a letter
to Gehlot regarding
this.
The Light and
Sound Show was
started at Jai Ni-
was Udyan in
Jaipur after the
virtual inaugura-
tion by CM Ashok
Gehlot. Principal
Secretary Tourism
Gayatri Rathore,
MD Nishant Jain,
and District Collec-
tor were present in
the function. RTDC
has got the project
prepared at a cost
of 3.67 crores. The
script of the show
has been prepared
by poet Dr. Kumar
Vishwas while mu-
sic and back-
ground score is by
singer Prathamesh
Bhatt, grandson of
Pt. Vishwamohan
Bhatt. Citizens and
tourists will watch
the show on a 60 ft
circular wall for
which 3 projectors
have been in-
stalled.
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रदजस ी शुिा िूदम के सं्बंध में दरखणडन / नामानतरण / दनयमन / िरन दनमा्वण सरीकृदत िाही गई है। दकसी िी य त को दनम्नांदकत ्बा्बत
आपदति हो तो आपदति सूिना जारी होने के दतद् से 7 दिरस के अनिर दमयाि दरदधमानय िसतारेजों सदहत दलदखत में आपदति काय्व दिरस के
ि रान काया्वलय समय मे अ ोहसता कता्व को प्रसतुत करारें। ्बाि मयाि गुजरने आपदति मानय नह होगी।
क्र
सं
ा् ना ला / स्ान
ूख ाप
ग गज
योजन
1 ी रण राम पु ी टणडा राम मान ीन मोह ला राजग 116.66 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
2 ी हममानंि जागा पु ी दकशोरी लाल ्बारला्बास राजग 111.44 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
3 ीमती मोहरा िेरी प ी कलाश िंि ्बैररा गंगा्बाग राड नं. 3 राजग 182 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
4
ी केिारना् शमा्व पु सर. ी
रामजीलाल शमा्व
टकसाल की गली पुरानी गल्व सककूल
के पास, राजग , राड नं. 17
175.7 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
5 ी अरधेश कमार पाराशर पु लखन लाल मालाखेडा ्बाजार, राड नं. 18 58.66 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
6 ी महारीर शमा्व पु ी रामसर प शमा्व
नगर पादलका की गली, राजग ,
राड नं. 15
81.22
69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
7
ी राजेन कमार पु सर. ी जगिीश प्रसाि
जागा
कणड म ह ला, ालानी की गली,
8 ी राधे याम पु ी ल मीनारायण गुपता
प यान म ह ला, मालाखेडा
्बाजार, राड नं. 20
9 ी महािेर प्रसाि धो्बी पु ी मंगलराम
आय्व समाज की गली, राड
नं. 12
10 ी नरल दकशोर खदटक पु ी आनंिी लाल मान ीन म ह ला, राड नं. 9 166.66 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
11
ी ग रीशंकर दरजय, ्बैनी प्रसाि पु ी
राधे याम दरजय
्बारडी कॉलोनी, सटटेशन रोड,
12
ी ग रीशंकर दरजय, ्बैनी प्रसाि पु ी
राधे याम दरजय
्बारडी कॉलोनी, सटटेशन रोड,
13
ी पपपू राम सैनी, सूर याराम पु सर. ी
कालूराम
खरास का ्बाग, राजग , राड
नं. 1
14 ी राधे याम शमा्व पु ी जगिीश प्रसाि राड नं. 15, कमेटी की गली 219.15 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
15 ी प्रहलाि रमा्व पु ी दशमिु ियाल
आय्व समाज की गली, राड
नं. 12
16
ी हजारी लाल, दिनेश, प्रकाश शमा्व पु ी
न याम िति शमा्व
िेलापाडी राड नं. 15 320 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
17 ी अशोक कमार गुपता पु सर. ी सुरेश िंि कमेटी की गली, राड नं. 15 90.23 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
18 ी िानाराम मीना पु अजु्वन राम मीना
कलेशान हॉल दनरासी अ टा
मंदिर के पास
200 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
19 ी केिार ना् शमा्व पु ी रामजीलाल
परशुराम कॉलोनी, मदहला
दिदक सालय के पीछटे
20 ीमती प्रेमलता प ी ी जयदगरी सरामी सराय म ह ला, राड नं. 5 111.11 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
21 ी नरेन कमार गुपता पु ी जगिीश प्रसाि
तमोली की गली, कणड म ह ला,
22 ी योगेश िंि सैन पु सर. ी हररप्रसाि सैन
राड नं. 20, मालाखेडा गेट
के पास
23 ी राजेश शमा्व पु ी दनरंजन लाल सराय म ह ला, राड नं. 5 60.44 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
24 ी जसरीर दसंह पु ी इक्बाल दसंह गणेश पोल, मािाडी ि क 132.66 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
25 ी प्रशानत ज हरी पु ी महारीर दसंह पणडान की गली, राड नं. 13 182.38 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
26 ी रदरन कमार गुपता पु ी कांती िंि राड नं. 17, माली म ह ला 176.18 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
27 ी जादकर खान पु ी पपपू सराय म ह ला 111.11 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
28 ी प्रेमप्रकाश शमा्व पु ी दम ीलाल
मेला का ि राहा, ्बस सटणड रोड,
राजग
29 ी राजेन कमार इनि ररया पु ी गंगा लहरी राड नं. 19, राजग 115.33 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
30 ीमती दरमला िेरी प ी ी सुरेश सैन मालाखेडा गेट के पास, राड नं. 20 73.33 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
31 ीमती पूजा िेरी प ी ी सुिाष िंि शमा्व पटायरी की डगरी, राड नं. 26 145 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
32 ी रण कमार पु ी जगन प्रसाि सैनी तेह्बुज्व, राड नं. 25 85.46 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
33 ी पिमिंि गुपता पु ी राधे याम गुपता
कांकराडी ्बाजार, ्बास राली
गली, राड 19
34 ीमती लदलता ्बाई मीना पु ी मिन गोपाल
टेकडीन हाल दनरासी खरास का
्बाग राड नं 34
35 ीमती ल मी िेरी प ी ी हरसहाय सैनी पटायरी की डगरी, राड नं 21 108.12 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
36 ीमती िं कला िेरी प ी ी खजान दसंह राड नं. 05, दरकास कॉलोनी 22.22 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
37 ीमती िं कला िेरी प ी ी खजान दसंह ्बारला्बास राजग राड नं. 08 60 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
38 ी रामरतार स दखया पु ी ्ब ी प्रसाि
माली मोह ला, राजग , राड
नं. 16
39 ी पनारायण शमा्व पु ी ल मीनाराण िेलापाडी म ह ला, राड नं. 15 96.11 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
40
दरमला िेरी प ी ी रामअरतार, रामरतार
मामोदडया पु ी रामदकशोर
राड नं. 13, कणड म ह ला 234 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
41 ीमती मनप्रीत क र प ी ी जसमीत दसंह िडिूंजा की गली, राड नं. 10 67.15 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
42 ी नंिदकशोर शमा्व पु ी रामदकशन राड नं. 15, पुदलस ्ाने के पास 174.45 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
43 ी मोहनलाल जांदगड़ पु ी रामजीलाल तेह्बुज्व म ह ला 87.64 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
44 ीमती कृ णा िेरी प ी ी जगिीश प्रसाि गो राल की गली, राड नं. 18 220 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
45
ीमती िूरा उ िोरा िेरी प ी ी
रामजीलाल
कीर म ह ला, ्बारला्बास 207 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
46 दशमिू ियाल पु ी रामगोपाल ि तों की गली, मालाखेडा ्बाजार 122.44 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
47 छोटटेलाल सैनी पु ी न ्ूराम पटायरी की डगरी, राड 26 70.57 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
48 ी दजतेन शमा्व पु सर. ी ्ब लि शमा्व मािाडी ि क, राड नं. 17 169.33 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
49 ी िगरान धामाणी पु ी केिारना् धामाणी
मािाडी गेट, गणेश पोल, राजग ,
50 ी िगरान धामाणी पु ी केिारना् धामाणी
मािाडी गेट, गणेश पोल, राजग ,
51 ीमती िुलारी िेरी प ी ी प्रिुियाल तेह्बुज्व म ह ला, राड नं. 25 125.57 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
52 ी ि ्मल सैन पु ी िारंडराम सैन खरासजी का ्बाग, राजग 61.54 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
53 ी प्रहलाि सैनी पु ी िगरान सहाय सैनी तेह्बुज्व म ह ला 236.75 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
54 ी सुरेश िंि गुपता पु ी राधे याम कड की गली, राजग , राड नं. 18 169.14 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
55 ी दरशमिर ियाल शमा्व पु ी ीराम शमा्व पटायरी की डगरी, राड नं. 26 165.66 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
56 ी हरिरण दसंह अरोडा पु ी रामेन दसंह स जी मंडी के पास, राजग 178.88 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
57 ीमती सलोिना िेरी प ी ी केसर दसंह ्बारला्बास, राड नं. 6 228.16 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
58 ी राजेन कमार शमा्व पु ी दनरंजन लाल मािाडी ि क, राड नं. 17 156.88 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
59 ी छट्न लाल पु ी रामसप प सैनी पटायरी की डगरी 107.58 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
60 ी िेरीसहाय पु ी नारायण लाल कोली खरासजी का ्बाग, राड नं. 33 82.33 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
61 ी छोटटेलाल कोली पु ी ि रेलाल कोली दिरानजी का ्बाग, राड सं. 33 90.24 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
62 ीमती गोिाररी िेरी प ी ी क याण सहाय मान ीन म ह ला, राड नं. 10 120.40 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
63
ी प्रकाश िंि, योगेश कमार जांदगड पु
ी ्बा्बूलाल जांदगड़
मािाडी ि क, राड नं. 17 127.09 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
64 ी छोटटेलाल सैनी पु ी दमनड राम सैनी रामाराला कआ, राड नं. 22 167.55 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
65 ी न याम गोयल पु ी कूलिंि गोयल दरकास कॉलोनी, राड नं. 12 17.20 69 ए के अनतग्वत प टटे हेतु
त् ाषी त् कारी
नगर पात्लका राजग ल र
,
क्रमांक : 12031 दिनांक : 27.12.2021
-: आपत्ति सूचना :-
सर्वसाधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक राजस्ान सरकार की प्रशासन शहरों के संग अदियान 2021 हेतु नगर
पररषि सीकर द्ारा कृदष िूदम से अकृदष प्रयोजना््व पट्टे जारी करने हेतु सीकर शहर में दनम्न कॉलोदनयों के ले-आउट
पलान तैयार दकये गये हैं। दजनके खसरा संखया नीिे दिखाये गये हैं। अत: जररये आपदति सूिना प्रकाशन कर सूदित
दकया जाता है दक दजस दकसी को इस सम्बनध में कोई आपदति / ऊजर हो तो इस सूिना के प्रकाशन के दतद् से तीन
दिरस में इस काया्वलय में प्रसतुत करें।
क्र.सं. योजना क्षेत्र / कॉलोनी खसरा संखया स्ान
1. िेरीपुरा 532 ग्ाम - िेरीपुरा, सीकर
2. सम््वपुरा 32 ग्ाम - सम््वपुरा, सीकर
3. रामलीला मैिान के पीछटे 1474 ग्ाम - सीकर
4.
राधादकशनपुरा, पुदलस लाईन के पास,
एस.के. सककूल के पीछटे, सीकर
294 / 1050 ग्ाम - राधादकशनपुरा
5. मिीना कॉलोनी, राज नगर, धोि रोड 1439 ग्ाम - सीकर
6. सीकर
1290 आंदशक 1291,
1292, 1295
ग्ाम - सीकर
7. िेर गैस एजेनसी के पास, गणेश कॉलोनी 1530, 1532 ग्ाम - सीकर
8.
सेनट मेरी सककूल के पास, महारीर नगर,
जयपुर रोड, खीिड़ों का ्बास
230 ग्ाम - खीिड़ों का ्बास
9. दरक्रम कॉलोनी, नयू पोलो ग्ाउणड 2156 / 1661 ग्ाम - सीकर
10. सुिाष नगर, दपपराली रोड 173, 174 ग्ाम - सम््वपुरा
11. ग्ाम खीिड़ों का ्बास 206 ग्ाम - खीिड़ों का ्बास
12. ग्ाम सीकर 1153 ग्ाम - सीकर
नोट : - इस ्बा्बत ले-आउट पलान का अरलोकन नगर पररषि िरन के कमरा नम्बर 302 में आकर दकया जा
सकता है।
आयुक्त
नगर पररषद, सीकर
ONE DAY HEALTH WORKSHOP TO BE
HELD IN VIDHAN SABHA TODAY
Jaipur: A 1-day workshop on improving
reproductive health services in India during
after COVID will be organised in Assembly
today and will be presided over by Assembly
Speaker Dr CP Joshi. Secretary of Assembly,
Mahavir Prasad Sharma said workshop is
being organised jointly by IAPPD and WHO,
New Delhi.
Jaipur: State GST officers will be on complete pen
down strike on Tuesday against illogical undemo-
cratic departmental restructuring order. Strike is un-
der banner of Commercial Taxes Service Mahasangh.
There has been great unrest against said order since
last 3 months is being supported by officers, trade
assns Bar Council assns. Mahasangh says this
order has made state a heaven for tax evaders.
Jaipur: 27th RHB Employees Sports Competition
will be held today at sports ground of Neerja Modi
School, Mansarovar. Secretary Sanchita Vishnoi
said competition will be inaugurated by Principal
Secretary, UDH, Kunji Lal Meena. Football, cricket,
basketball, chess, volleyball, table tennis, carom,
kabaddi, javelin throw, running, badminton and tug-
of-war will be played in 4-day sports competition.
STATE GST OFFICERS TO GO ON
COMPLETE PEN DOWN STRIKE TODAY
27TH RAJ HOUSING BOARD EMPLOYEES
SPORTS COMPETITION STARTS TODAY
NEWS DIGEST
CHENNAI ROAD SHOW CLOCKS
`36K CR INVESTMENT PROMISES
Dimple Sharma
Chennai: Rajasthan
Government’s investor
connect programme at
Chennai concluded on
Monday with signing of
MoU and LoIs of over
Rs36,000 crore. The in-
vestment commitments
have been received in
sectors of Solar Power
Generation, Textile
Park, Pharma, Steel,
Electric Vehicle, Tour-
ism, Gas Sector. Ra-
jasthan is likely to at-
tract more investment
proposals as many in-
vestors to attend state
govt event expressed
their sincere intentions
of investing in the state.
Additional Chief Sec-
retary, PHED, Sudhansh
Pant, Commissioner Ra-
jasthan Foundation,
Dhiraj Srivastava, addi-
tional commissioner
DMIC, Dr Arun Garg
along with other senior
officers were part of the
delegation to facilitate
the investor- Rajasthan
government meetings.
The Invest Rajasthan
is being held at Jaipur,
Rajasthan on 24-25
January 2022. State
government has been on
global outreach and has
received MoUs and LoIs
of over Rs 5 lakh.State
Govt has previously held
successful roadshows
in Delhi, Ahmedabad,
Mumbai, Bengaluru,
Kolkata and Hyderabad.
Over the past few
years the state
government has
created invest-
ment friendly pol-
icy and infra-
structure frame-
work that has
added to ease of
doing business. .
Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas,
Minister
Rajasthanis liv-
ing in Dubai are
eager for industry
on their land. We
got a tremendous
response from
there. The winds
of development
are now blowing
in Rajasthan.
Dhiraj Srivastav,
Commissioner Raj Foundation
Invest Ra-
jasthan is
drawing in-
ternational attention
towards the rising
investors potential of
state. Ushering new
investments across
various sectors.
—Shakuntla Rawat, Minister
Guv: Fill vacant posts in
universities on time
Speeding truck rams
into tea stall, kills 2
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Taking seri-
ously the situation of
academic and non-aca-
demic vacancies in uni-
versities, Governor and
Chancellor Kalraj
Mishra on Monday di-
rected to expedite the
process of filling them.
He stressed upon the
Finance Department to
issue approvals to fill up
the posts as per the re-
quirement and also to
make time-bound pro-
cess of appointments to
the sanctioned posts to
universities. The Gover-
nor was addressing the
opening session of the
Vice Chancellor’s Coor-
dination Committee
meeting at Raj Bhavan.
He called upon all uni-
versities to work in co-
ordination with each
other and make Ra-
jasthan a leading state
in education field.
Emphasizing on im-
plementing the New
Education Policy holis-
tically and promptly
, the
Governor said universi-
ties should make seri-
ous efforts regarding
skill development and
employment oriented
education among the
students. Ministers Dr
BD Kalla, Parsadi Lal
Meena, Rajendra Yadav,
Ashok Chandna, ACS
Pawan Kumar Goel
others were present.
First India Bureau
Pali: Two people died
and another 7 got in-
jured in a road acci-
dent in Pali on Monday
evening when a speed-
ing trolla rammed into
a tea stall where more
than 10 people were
present. Vehicle was
coming from Beawar.
CO Sojat, Hemant
Jakhar said uncon-
trolled vehicle first hit
a high mast light and
then entered the road-
side tea stall.
A crane removing the mangled remains of the vehicle from
the accident site.
Minor girl
gangraped at
sword point
Banswara: A young girl
approached the SP here
alleging that 2 youth ab-
ducted and repeatedly
outraged her modesty
. In
a written complaint, she
said when she had gone
out to relieve herself on
thenightof Dec17,Sunil
Barjod forcibly took her
from home threatening
her with a sword. He
raped her then cut her
hair with sword.
Truck driver dies
due to electrocution
Laxmangarh: A driver
died after he got elec-
trocuted when his truck
came in contact with
11 KV power line near
Bad Ke Balaji temple
in Laxmangarh area.
The truck immediately
caught fire and the
driver, a resident of
Ratangarh village, tried
to escape but failed. He
was electrocuted in the
truck died a painful
death said villagers.
Governor Kalraj Mishra, DR BD Kalla, Parsadi Lal Meena, Rajendra
Yadav, Ashok Chandna at the event on Monday.
On important projects related to
higher edu, there is a need for mutu-
al discussion among VCs of all uni-
versities constant dialogue with teachers
students at university level also.”
—Kalraj Mishra, Governor
Shankuntla Rawat, Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Sudhansh Pant,
and Dhiraj Srivastava during the event at Chennai on Monday

First India Bureau
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla, who is on a 11-day
tour to Kota-Bundi con-
stituencies, held a pub-
lic hearing at the Camp
Office on Monday
. Resi-
dents of Ghoda Basti,
Brij Mandal, retired
Railway employees met
Birla, who patiently lis-
tened to their problems
assured all possible
help. The newly elected
Panchayat Raj repre-
sentatives of Kota-Bun-
di region will honour
Birla on December 29.
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Addressing a
three-day training camp
of Congress at Bada
Padampura, Maken tar-
geted Sachin Pilot
Amarinder Singh with-
out taking names. “In
politics, only those peo-
ple find their place who
stay with their ideology
throughout their life,”
he said. “Those who
change their ideology
for power and out of
greed are neither lead-
ers nor a fit human be-
ing,” he added. Striking
a personal note, Maken
said he became bound to
Congressideologywhile
working for party’s stu-
dents’ wing NSUI at the
age of 18 attending its
training camps. The re-
lationship has been for a
lifetime, he added.
One gets an opportuni-
ty to assimilate Con-
gress ideology during
the training camps.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Mon-
day, said that while ful-
filling its promise of
loan waiver to the farm-
ers, a proposal has been
sent to the banks to pro-
vide relief to poor farm-
ers by bringing one-
time loan waiver
scheme for waiver of
crop loans of national-
ised banks. By imple-
menting this proposal,
the nationalised banks
should extend neces-
sary cooperation to the
state government in
loan waiver of farmers.
Gehlot was address-
ing the 151st meeting of
State Level Bankers
Committee (SLBC) and
Rajasthan State Level
Loan Seminar 2022-23
of NABARD through
video conference from
the CMR on Monday
. He
further said that in the
one-time loan waiver
scheme recently intro-
duced by State Bank of
India (SBI), agricultur-
al loans classified as
NPAs have been waived.
Under this, 90 percent
of the loan has been
waived by the bank
while the remaining 10
percent has been given
by the farmer.
On the lines of this
scheme, other banks
should also bring relief
to the poor farmers. He
said that the state gov-
ernment is ready to give
10 percent of the farm-
er’s share in this.
As soon as the gov-
ernment was formed,
first of all, by issuing
loan waiver orders to
the farmers, till now Rs
14,000 crore of coopera-
tive banks’ loans are
waived, including the
previous government’s
loan worth Rs 6,000
crore.
According to govern-
ment, loans of farmers’
accounts of national-
ised banks declared
NPA on Nov 30, 2018, are
yet to be waived off.
Smile - and spread smiles -
choose to be kind and loving
today and in the coming
year 2022.
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/010/2019-21
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: This week is
important for the State
Bureaucracy as a ma-
jor reshuffle from top
level to District Collec-
tors is on the cards. A
transfer list of IAS of-
ficers is expected by
Friday and Saturday.
Like every year, the de-
partment of personnel
will release the order
of promotion of the
IAS officers on the New
Year’s eve.
Having completed 30
years in the service, the
1992-batch officer Ab-
hay Kumar will become
Additional Chief Sec-
retary (ACS). He will be
8th ACS in state and 4th
ACS sitting in Sec-
retariat.
Vaibhav Galriya, T
Ravikanth and Subir
Kumar, officers of the
1998 batch, will be pro-
moted to the post of
Principal Secretary.
Galriya and Ravi-
kanth will have to quit
the present chair be-
cause Akhil Arora is
the Principal Secretary
of their departments.
In such a situation,
new appointments will
be made on the post of
Secretary Medical,
Medical Education and
Finance Secretary (R).
Several officers are
in the race to acquire
these three positions
and the entire bureau-
cracy is also very keen
about these three
posts.
V Sarvana Kumar is
one among 7 officers of
the 2006 batch, who will
become Secretary
. He is
currently the Special
Secretary in the Home
Department, but
Suresh Chand Gupta is
already Secretary in
the department. If the
government wants, it
can make two secretar-
ies in the Home Depart-
ment otherwise, trans-
fer of Sarvana Kumar
is for sure.
It is most likely that
Principal Secretaries
and Secretaries in the
major department
would be changed at the
time of the new ap-
pointment of the new
Chief Secretary on Feb-
ruary 1, but there is also
a possibility of some
changes on January 1.
However, one trans-
fer list of secretary
level officers would be
released due to the new
posting of Secretaries
in Finance, Medical,
and Medical Education
Departments. Talks of
changes in JDA, Kar
Bhawan, Sahakar Bha-
wan and Parivahan
Bhawan are also doing
the rounds.
There has been a de-
mand of changing Col-
lectors in some dis-
tricts at political level.
DoP wants to change
some Collectors due to
their poor perfor-
mance and some offic-
ers due to complaints
against them. The ban
on transfers of Collec-
tors because of the
Prashasan Shehron/
Gaon Ke Sang cam-
paign, will be lifted on
December 31. In such a
situation, nearly two
dozen Collectors are
likely to be changed.
17 officers have been
promoted from RAS to
IAS last month and
these officers will also
be given new posting.
These officers may be
given new responsibili-
ties on January 1.
It was believed that
CM Ashok Gehlot was
busy with a political
agenda and thus, he
wasn’t able to pay much
attention towards ad-
ministration and the
transfer list was linger-
ing on. Now the CM is
not having that high
level of politically busy
schedule, and there-
fore, a long list of trans-
fers is likely to be is-
sued this week.
FOR RAJ BABUS, NEW YEAR TO USHER IN ‘NEW RANKS’!
151st MEETING OF SLBC NABARD LOAN SEMINAR
NATIONALISED BANKS SHOULD COOPERATE
IN FARMERS’ LOAN WAIVER, SAYS CM GEHLOT
STATE GOVERNMENT READY TO GIVE 10 PERCENT OF
THE FARMER’S SHARE IN BANKS’ SCHEME, GEHLOT
CM Ashok Gehlot releases State Focus Paper of NABARD -2022-23. Also seen here are Akhil Arora and officials of NABARD, SLBC
RBI including MS Mahnot, VS Kheenchi, Arun Kumar Singh Jaideep Srivastava during the 151st meeting of SLBC and Rajasthan State
Level Loan Seminar 2022-23 of NABARD at the CMR on Monday.
MAJOR HAPPENINGS @ THE SEMINAR
 The CM released State Focus Paper of NABARD
for the year 2022-23. He said that NABARD has
estimated the potential credit to priority sectors
at Rs 2.50 lakh crore, which is 7.3% higher than
the last year’s estimate.
 Cheques were distributed to the beneficiaries of
Indira Mahila Shakti Udyami Protsahan Yojana,
Indira Gandhi Urban Credit Card Scheme, Self
Help Groups and other schemes. He also gave
loan cheques to Tibetan refugees to start their
own business.
 Principal Secretary, Finance, Akhil Arora sug-
gested to start a portal on the lines of ‘One Stop
Shop’ for the people coming to acquire loans
under various schemes of the State Government
to further benefit the borrowers.
 RBI’s Regional Director Arun Kumar Singh in-
formed that the banks haven’t kept any shortfall
in the credit flow under the various schemes of
the State and Central Governments.
Ashvini Yadav
Alwar: The statue of
martyr Hansraj Gurjar
wasunveiledinMughal-
pur village of Bansur in
Alwar, where former
Deputy CM Sachin Pilot
was present as the
Chief Guest. Pilot with
MLA Indraj Gurjar, GR
Khatana, Ved Prakash
Solanki, Suresh Modi,
District Chief Balbir
Chillar, former MLA
Surajbhan Dhanka, Ma-
hipal Yadav, former MP
Dr Karan Singh Yadav
were present.
Pilot said that the
martyr’s family has re-
ceived an amount of Rs
25 lakh and children
will get job after they-
grow up. Gurjar was
martyred on June 12,
2018 in the Samba sec-
tor of J K. He also an-
nounced to name the
village school after the
martyr.
Govt has introduced ‘Indira Gan-
dhi Urban Credit Card Scheme’ to
empower youth in urban areas
wherein, a loan of Rs. 50,000 is being
provided without interest. Banks should
cooperate in providing loans to beneficiar-
ies of Indira Mahila Shakti Udyami
Protsahan Yojana etc. —Ashok Gehlot, CM
Ajay Maken addresses trainees
on the second day of the 3-day
Cong training camp at Jaipur.
Pilot unveils martyr’s
statue at Bansur
IAS promotion
from other
services: CS
attends meet
Indeed a ‘Happy New Year’ for 3 Raj bureaucrats!
PILOT TIES ‘SAFA’
IN RECORD TIME,
TAKES EVERYONE
BY SURPRISE!
Tonk: Sachin Pilot sur-
prised everyone by tying a
51- feet long safa in about
1.46 minutes. His fans
are constantly sharing the
video on social media.
Pilot visited Dhans village
of Tonk on Sunday. When
a development work was
approved, residents of
the village welcomed Pilot
with a 51- feet long ‘Safa.’
Pilot later tied the safa to
an elderly villager stand-
ing beside him.
Sachin Pilot pays tributes to martyr Hansraj Gurjar after unveiling
his statue at village Mughalpur in Alwar district on Monday.
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: The New Year
is bringing along some
good news for the state
bureaucracy, as three
IAS of Rajasthan cadre,
currently on central
deputation, have been
given promotion. The
1989 batch IAS Rohit
Kumar Singh has been
appointed as Secretary,
Food and Public Distri-
bution, in the Ministry
of Food and Consumer
Affairs. Till now, he was
serving as Special Sec-
retary in Ministry of
Culture after he left for
his deputation in April
2020.
Another IAS of the
1989 batch V Srinivas,
has also been appointed
Secretary in Adminis-
trative Reforms and
Public Grievances. In-
terestingly, he was serv-
ing as Special Secretary
in the same department
till now. He went on cen-
tral deputation in De-
cember 2018 and was
appointed as Special
Secretary in September
2021.
Furthermore, the
1990 batch IAS Sanjay
Malhotra, who has been
on central deputation
since January 2020 and
had been serving as Ad-
ditional Secretary in
Ministry of Power, has
also been promoted and
now appointed as the
Chairman and Manag-
ing Director of REC in
same Ministry and will
be accorded the rank
and pay of Secretary
.
The Union Govern-
ment issued orders in
this regard and it is af-
ter a long time that
three IAS officers of
Rajasthan have been
appointed as Secretar-
ies in the Union Gov-
ernment. Till now, only
one IAS from Ra-
jasthan cadre, Usha
Sharma, was posted at
the Centre on the post
of Secretary, whereas,
IAS Neel Kamal Dar-
bari is posted as MD of
a Consortium in Agri-
culture Ministry, a post
equivalent to that of a
Secretary.
IAS Rohit Kumar Singh, V Srinivas
and Sanjay Malhotra promoted to the
rank of Secretary in union government
Rohit Kumar Singh V Srinivas Sanjay Malhotra
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: A meeting was
held in UPSC over selec-
tion through promotion
in IAS from other ser-
vices on Monday,
wherein, Akul Bharga-
va from IT, Anil Am-
besh from PHED, OP
Bairwa from Statistics
Services, Bijendra Sin-
gh from Civil Defence,
Kesar Singh Rashid
Khan from Agriculture
Service, Dr Mahendra
Khadgawat from Ar-
chives Service Shipra
Vikram from Insur-
ance PF Services
were interviewed.
Meanwhile, Bhupesh
Dharmendra Kumar
were also interviewed.
After the interview, CS
Niranjan Arya left for
Jaipur from New Delhi.
Abhay Kumar
LS Speaker Om Birla during his
Kota visit, distributed blankets
to the needy on Monday.
Niranjan Arya
BIRLA LENDS A PATIENT EAR
TO PUBLIC IN KOTA
Turncoats are no leaders, not
even a fit human being: Maken

dream becomes a
goal when the de-
termination of
one’s effort defies
all leaps and
bounds. The glam-
our world, though
glitzy on the outside, is
rough on the inside but
Sukansha Kulshreshtha
has navigated the path
quite early.
Sukansha, a model and
influencer from the land
of Nawabs has been the
face of brands like Tan-
ishq and Vedix and winner
of the title Miss photogen-
ic 2020 shared her journey
as a doctor turned model
in an interview with City
First.
Talking about her jour-
ney initially, Sukansha
said, “I always wanted to
become a fashion icon,
over the years since
then I began to
think it wasn’t
for me.
Thinking
this, I en-
t e r e d
into the medical field to
become a medical profes-
sional. After completion, I
thought of giving model-
ling a try. Very soon I got
the opportunity to work
with several brands like
Tanishq, Vedix, and many
other jewellery brands. In
2020, I was chosen Miss
Millennial Top Model
2020 for the year and also
I won the title of Miss
Photogenic.”
Remembering her inspi-
ration, she said, “I believe,
we don’t need inspiration
from any big personali-
ties, so my mother is my
greatest inspiration, she
is now no more but faced
a lot of adversity in her
life and had to raise a girl
as a single mother.”
One piece of advice
Kulshreshtha mentioned
and said, “This fashion
world has high competi-
tion, which may lead to
stress and even face a lot
of refusals which can
harm their self-esteem.
Do not get trampled by
your competitors and be
ready to face criticism.
Above all, have fun and be
positive!”
www.firstindia.co.in I www.firstindia.co.in/epaper/ I twitter.com/thefirstindia
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SUKANSHA, A DOCTOR TURNED MODEL
FROM LUCKNOW AND WINNER OF THE
TITLES MISS MILLENIAL TOP MODEL
2020 MISS PHOTOGENIC 2020
SHARED INSIGHTS ABOUT HER JOURNEY
IN AN INTERVIEW WITH CITY FIRST!
MONICA PRABHAKAR
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
Steering
the Glam
A
JAIPUR, TUESDAY
DECEMBER 28, 2021

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