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Narayanpet: Amid the
MLA poaching contro-
versy, Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi has hit
out at the Telangana
Rashtra Samithi (TRS)
and the BJP stating that
both parties are two
sides of the same coin
and are against demo-
cratic values and in-
dulge in politics of
money
. He accused both
the TRS and BJP of
horse-trading and top-
pling governments. “I
would like to say clearly
here that, for us, BJP
and TRS are the same.
TRS helps BJP in Delhi
and BJP helps TRS in
Telangana. Both parties
are against democracy
and indulge in the poli-
tics of money. They do
money politics by buy-
ing MLAs and both par-
ties work to topple the
government,” the Con-
gress leader said.
Rahul Gandhi started
the march on Friday
from Yeligandla in
Narayanpet district of
Telangana and Friday
was the third day of the
yatra in the state. The
yatra halted at Maha-
bubnagar on Friday.
The Yatra which began
on September 7 from
Kanniyakumari will
cover a further distance
of 2,355 km in its 3,570-
km march.The Andhra
Pradesh leg of the
Bharat Jodo Yatra con-
cluded on October 21.
The Bharat Jodo
Yatra was launched on
September 7, 2022, and
will cover as many as 12
states.The Yatra started
from Kanyakumari and
will end in Kashmir nex
year by covering 25 km
every day
. More on P6
Ladakh: Defence Min-
ister Rajnath Singh on
Friday said the Centre’s
aim is to ensure the pro-
gress of far-flung areas
to fulfil the security
needs of the country
.
He inaugurated 75 in-
frastructure projects
spread across six States
and two UTs, during his
visit to Ladakh. These
projects have been built
by the Border Roads Or-
ganisation (BRO). He
also inaugurated the
Shyok Setu at Leh.
After inaugurating
theprojects,Singhinter-
acted with the locals.
“The people living in
border areas are our
strategic assets. Infra-
structure is being rap-
idly developed in border
areas. We cannot say
enough in praise for
BRO for the work they
havedonehere,”hesaid.
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DELHI RIOTS:
HC ADJOURNS
HEARING ON
IMAM’S BAIL
INDIGO FLIGHT GROUNDED AT DELHI AFTER ‘SPARKS’
New Delhi: A Bengaluru-bound IndiGo flight was grounded at the Delhi
airport after suspected sparks in the aircraft, news agency ANI reported.
Earlier, on Thursday, a Delhi-bound Akasa Air flight was hit by a bird during
the climb, due to which the aircraft suffered a radome damage.
New Delhi: The Delhi High court on Friday adjourned the
hearing on the bail plea of Sharjeel Imam for six weeks at
the request of his counsel till December 16, 2022. He is
an accused in the larger conspiracy of the February 2020
Delhi riots.
C’GARH: IAS
SAMEER VISHNOI
SENT TO 14-DAY
JUDICIAL CUSTODY
Raipur: Raipur district and sessions court gave ED 14-day
judicial custody of Chhattisgarh IAS officer Sameer Vishnoi
and two businessmen in a money laundering case. The IAS
officer along with two others, Laxmikant Tiwari and Sunil
Agrawal were sent to central jail by the court.
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‘CHINTAN SHIVIR’ FOR A BETTER LAW AND ORDER
“Take inspiration from each
other for India’s betterment”
Surajkund: PM Naren-
dra Modi on Friday ad-
vised all the States and
the Union Territories to
learn and take inspira-
tion from each other
and work for the better-
ment of the country
.
Addressing the gath-
ering through video
conferencing at the con-
cluding session of the
two-day ‘Chintan Shivir
of Home Ministers’ of
all states that started on
Thursday, the PM said
that the event is a prime
example of “coopera-
tive federalism”.
He said, “even though
law and order are the re-
sponsibilityof thestates
as per the constitution,
they are equally related
to the unity and integri-
ty of the country
.”
He said that during
the Amrit Kaal, an Am-
rit generation will
emerge carrying the es-
sence of the ‘Panch
Pran’– advance with
greater conviction.
More on P6
In past few years, all
governments have
acted responsibly
to demolish ground
network of terror.
We need to handle
it by combining our
forces. We will have
to defeat all forms
of Naxalism - be
it gun-totting or
pen-wielding, we will
have to find a solu-
tion for all of them.
It’s 5G era, we have
to be 10 steps ahead
of crime world,”
PM Modi calls for
smart law and order
system
Be smart, formulate
‘common technol-
ogy’ to check crime,
improve policing
—Narendra Modi,
Prime Minister
PM MOOTS IDEA OF “ONE NATION, ONE UNIFORM” FOR POLICE
PM Modi said the identity of the police force across the country should be identical. Address-
ing the Chintan Shivi, he floated the idea of ‘one nation, one uniform’ for police’. Modi said
he wasn’t forcing the idea on any state but the ministers must give it a thought. He thought this
could happen over a long time. Elaborating on his idea, he said this would help manufactur-
ers to make a quality product due to the large scale involved and it would also give the law
enforcement personnel a common identity so that they can be identified in all states.
PM Narendra Modi addresses the Bhoomi Poojan ceremony of the expansion of ArcelorMittal Nippon
Steel (AM/NS) integrated facility at Hazira, in Gujarat, via video conferencing, in New Delhi, on Friday.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during the party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, in Narayanpet district, on Friday.
TRS, BJP two sides of same
coin: RaGa in Telangana
People living in border areas are
India’s strategic assets:Rajnath
90 days,1.80 Lakh crore lost!
Maharashtra’s‘Maha-crisis’!
Kartikey Dev Singh
Mumbai: The Maha-
rashtra govt has come
under fire following the
Centre’s announcement
that Tata-Airbus C-295
transport aircraft pro-
ject would be set up in
Gujarat, with the Oppo-
sition seeking to know
why the project that was
supposed to come up in
Maharashtra went to
the neighbouring state.
The project wasn’t
the only one which has
moved out of state rath-
er in approximately 90
days, total investment
of a whopping 1.80 lakh
crore rupees through
four mega projects and
other smaller projects,
has slipped out of the
BJP-Sena ruled state.
INDIAN CEO AGRAWAL SHOWN DOOR?
Parag Agrawal, 38, was appointed Twitter CEO in Novem-
ber last year after the social media site’s co-founder Jack
Dorsey had stepped down. An IIT Bombay
and Stanford alumnus, Agrawal had joined
Twitter over a decade ago when there were
fewer than 1,000 employees at the company.
“Agrawal, who was appointed Twitter’s chief
executive last year, had clashed” with Musk
“publicly and privately in recent months about the takeover,”
the NYT report said.
‘The bird is freed’,says Elon
Musk as he acquires Twitter
New York: “The bird is
freed,” billionaire Elon
Musk tweeted on Friday
after completing the
whopping USD 44 bil-
lion takeover of Twitter
and firing the social me-
dia giant’s four top ex-
ecutives, including CEO
Parag Agrawal and le-
gal executive Vijaya
Gadde. The Twitter ex-
ecutives who were fired
include Agrawal, Gad-
de, Chief Financial Of-
ficer Ned Segal and
General Counsel Sean
Edgett. Musk had closed
the deal to buy Twitter
on Thursday
.
“I am here to stay!”
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: The ap-
pointment of DGP
Umesh Mishra has sent
a ‘political message’ to
the state bureaucracy as
well. And the message
clearly states : Ashok
Gehlot will remain the
Chief Minister till 2023
and the 2023 assembly
election will be fought
under his leadership. In
fact, the Rajasthan po-
lice officials had been
waiting for the corona-
tion of Umesh Mishra
for the past several days
because this was also a
‘measuring point’
which would settle the
‘conerns’, once and for
all, that Gehlot woul
continue and thus,
Mishra’s appointment
has made the picture
crystal clear.
Mishra has been
handed this major re-
sponsibility on the basis
of merit and loyalty and
his term will last till Oc-
tober 2024. After the ap-
pointment of DGP, now
Gehlot can take another
big decision to make po-
litical appointments in
14 UITs.
In fact, this move,
along with the transfer
of 30 IAS on Friday, is
being seen as a major
step towards ‘Good
Governance’! Gehlot
took major administra-
tive steps before leav-
ing for Gujarat and con-
ducted addjustment
according to seniority
and qualification.
Turn to P7
Does this ED (Eknath Shinde-Devendra
Fadnavis) government belong to Maharashtra
or Gujarat? This government claimed that the
Vedanta-Foxconn project went to Gujarat due to the
earlier MVA government. Now because of whom did this
project (Tata Airbus) go to Gujarat?
—Ambadas Danve, LoP, Maha Legislative Council
We can see
industrial-
ists do not
have confidence in
this ‘khoke sarkar’
(govt formed out of
bribery worth crores
of rupees) and that is
why every investment
which was supposed
to come to Maharash-
tra is now moving to
other states.
—Aditya Thackeray,
former minister
It is clear that
Shinde and Fad-
navis are traitors
of Maharashtra who is
promoting the interests of
Gujarat. Maharashtra has
the largest industry in the
country. Prime Minister
Modi worries that Gujarat
is behind Maharashtra.
That is why ever since he
became the Prime Minis-
ter, he has planned to shift
important projects and
institutions in Maharash-
tra to Gujarat.
—Nana Patole, President,
Maharashtra Pradesh
Congress Committee
The agreement
to build Tata Air-
bus’s cargo plane
in Baroda, Gujarat was
done on 21 September
2021. At that time, there
was no Shinde-Fadnavis
government in the state,
rather Uddhav Thackeray-
led MVA government
was at helm. The Aghadi
government did nothing
to bring this project to
Maharashtra.
—Uday Samant, Maha-
rashtra Industries Minister
CM Shinde had clearly said that the Tata Air-
bus project to build C-295 military transport
aircraft will come to Nagpur after Vedanta-
Foxconn exited. But the false role of Eknath Shinde has
now come to the fore. BJP has made Shinde the chief
minister only to transfer mega projects from Maharash-
tra to Gujarat. Eknath Shinde should also resign like Liz
Truss. —Mahesh Cheche, Spokesperson, NCP
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurating Class 70 Shyok
Setu, on D-S-DBO Road in Ladakh on Friday. —PHOTOS BY PTI
Defence
Minister
Rajnath Singh
during an event
organised by
BRO for the
inauguration
of 75 BRO
infrastructure
projects in
Ladakh, on
Friday.
APPOINTING NEW DGP, SHUFFLING
BUREAUCRATS, GEHLOT GIVES
STRONG POLITICAL MESSAGE....
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot addressing a public rally, Dr Raghu
Sharma, Mahendrajeet Malvia and other leaders also seen at
Garbada in Gujarat, on Friday.
BJP’s misrule sure
to end, AAP has no
credibility: Gehlot
Amrita Garg and
Manish Desai
Vadodra: Rajasthan
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot on Friday said
that people in Gujarat
have made up their
mind to change the gov-
ernment this time.
“BJP’smisruleissureto
end,” he said at Garbada
addresing public rally
.
He also addressed a
press conference there.
Turn to P8
RAJNATH INAUGURATES 75 INFRA
PROJECTS BUILT BY BRO —P6

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2022
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Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Drilling of
12,300 meters will be
done to study the explo-
ration,qualityandavail-
ability of estimated de-
posits of major mineral
limestone and iron ore
(iron ore) deposits in
Bhilwara, Rajsamand,
JodhpurandJhunjhunu
districts of Rajasthan.
The work of drilling
9300 meters has already
been started and about
3500 meters of drilling
work has been done.
Additional Chief Sec-
retary- Mines and Petro-
leum Dr Subodh Agar-
wal said that after the
formation of RSMET,
mineral exploration
work in the state has
startedgettinganewim-
petus due to availability
of basic facilities for
mineral exploration.
He informed that
about Rs 6.5 crore would
bespentondrillingwork
to explore the deposits
of major minerals.
Mining, drilling in four districts of State
EXPLORING LIMESTONE-IRON ORE RESERVES
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: Bharatiya Ja-
nata Party leader Rajya-
vardhan Rathore on
Friday claimed that an-
archy is prevailing in
Rajasthan and the state
tops the country in
terms of crime against
women.
"Rajasthan tops the
whole country in terms
of crime against wom-
en. Around 400 daugh-
ters are going missing
inRajasthaninamonth.
The Congress govern-
ment of Rajasthan is
keeping silence on this,"
he said referring to a
media report claiming
that girls are being auc-
tioned on stamp papers
in some districts.
"This anarchy and
jungle raj which is go-
ing on in Rajasthan is
unbearable. The BJP
warns the Congress
government and all
those responsible for
this that we will not tol-
erate this," he told re-
porters at the party of-
fice here.
The National Human
Rights Commission had
also taken a suo moto
cognisance over the re-
port that girls are being
auctioned on stamp pa-
per in half a dozen dis-
tricts of the state.
Rathore took a jibe at
CM Gehlot too, saying
he shows helplessness
on issues of the public
but his wickedness is
seen when it comes to
political manipulation.
ANARCHY PREVAILING, STATE
TOPS IN CRIME: COL RATHORE
Rajasthan tops the country in terms of crime against women, says Rajyavardhan Singh
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore during the press conference in BJP HQs, Jaipur on Friday.
BJPattacksStateGovtoverfuel
surcharge in electricity bills
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The state BJP
have come down heavi-
ly on the Ashok Gehlot-
led Congress govt after
the Discoms increased
the fuel surcharge by 21
paise per unit on elec-
tricity bills.
Dy LoP Rajendra
Rathore said that the
Congress came to pow-
er with a promise of not
increasing electricity
rates in its manifesto,
but they are now put-
ting extra burden on
power consumers.
“The Congress govt
has once again given a
shock to 1.42 crore
electricity consumers
of the state by increas-
ing fuel surcharge by
21 paise per unit in the
name of buying coal at
expensive rates from
back door. During the
four-year Congress re-
gime, an average of 69
paise per unit of fuel
surcharge has been im-
posed on power con-
sumers,” said Rajen-
dra Rathore.
Similarly, BJP State
President Satish Poon-
ia targeted Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot and
said that usually gifts
are given on Diwali, but
the government has
given shocks to electric-
ity bills. “I am helpless.
Gifts are given to the
public on Diwali but
the Congress govern-
ment has given a set-
back to the people,”
said Satish Poonia.
First India Bureau
Banswara: BJP leader
Gulab Chand Kataria
and State General Secre-
tary Chandrashekhar
took a meeting of local
BJPleadersandworkers
in Dungarpur on Friday
ahead of the scheduled
visit of PM Narendra
Modi to Mangarh Dham
in Banswara on Nov 1.
General Secretary
Chandrashekhar said
that PM Modi will reach
Mangarh Dham at 11 am
on Nov 1 and will pay
tributetounsungheroes
of the tribal community
.
The party office-bear-
ers, various local lead-
ers and workers have
been asked to reach
Mangarh Dham and
bring at least 20 workers
from each booth. Nota-
bly
, the Mangarh Dham,
a memorial for around
1,500 tribals massacred
by the British army in
1913,islocatedinthedis-
trict on the Gujarat-Ra-
jasthan border.
Alwar (FIB): Two peo-
ple were arrested in
Alwar’s Sheikhpur
area on Friday for al-
legedly beating a dalit
man and vandalising a
temple after the dalit
man reportedly pre-
pared Annakut Prasad
on Oct 26. Police in-
formed the incident oc-
curred at a Lord Shiva
Temple in Hamiraka
village of Bhiwadi.
“MLA Sandeep Yadav
and six other reached
the temple and threw
away the prasad being
prepared by the Dalit
man. The accused later
abused and manhan-
dled with the victim.
The accused even
threatened the victim to
kill him,” police said.
Bundi (FIB): A father
alongwithamanwasar-
rested in Bundi’s Dabla-
naareaforallegedlysell-
ing his minor daughter
for Rs 15 lakhs and in-
volving her in flesh
trade. Police informed
thevictim’smotherfiled
a police complaint on
May 6 in Dablana PS
stating her daughter
wasallegedlykidnapped
by accused and later
forced into flesh trade.
“The minor girl was
detained from Pune on
Sept 6. She was forced
into flesh trade and was
sexually exploited. The
accused father and one
Shivraj has been
arrested and the ac-
cused are being interro-
gated.” said police.
BJP preps up
for PM Modi’s
visit to Mangarh
Dham on Nov 1
Prasad made by
dalit man thrown
away, two held
Father among
two held for
selling daughter
Jaipur (PTI): Family
members and villagers
of a missing youth
staged a sit-in outside
the Todabhim DYSP of-
fice in Karauli district
on Friday, demanding
CMGehlottotakecogni-
sance in the matter. The
demonstration was led
by BJP MP Dr Kirodi
Lal Meena. Attacking
the Cong-led state govt,
Meena said jungle raj is
going on in the state.
SHO Nadauti Vi-
jender Singh said Tikar-
am Meena (19) went
missing from his house
on the night of Oct 4 and
his father registered a
missing complaint the
next day
. Many people
are being questioned in
order to locate the
youth, he said.
The SHO said the vil-
lagers and family mem-
bers are suspicious of
two of the teen's broth-
ers-in-law, who have
been questioned several
times by the police and
senior officials but to no
avail. He said Tikaram
contacted some people
through his social me-
dia accounts after miss-
ing."Thematterisbeing
further probed and ef-
forts to trace him are go-
ing on," he added.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Usha Sharma on
Friday took a review
meeting of pending cas-
es in the state under the
Gati Shakti Yojana. The
Chief Secretary direct-
ed the officials that the
pending projects of in-
dustries, agriculture
and other departments
should be completed
soon under the scheme.
“For the implementa-
tion of the scheme, nod-
al officers should be ap-
pointed in the con-
cerned departments
and the logistics park
policy should also be ap-
proved soon. The de-
partments must pre-
pare an action plan for
the implementation of
the pending projects
and review it regularly
by holding meetings,”
said CS Usha Sharma.
During the meeting,
Additional Chief Secre-
tary (Industries) Veenu
Gupta shared details
about the pending pro-
jects under PM Gati
Shakti Yojana. She in-
formed a state-level
committee has already
been constituted for
the implementation of
the scheme while the
establishment of a lo-
gistics cell and train-
ing of officials have
also been started.
‘JungleRaj’inRaj:KirodiMeena
slams Govt over missing youth
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Despite the
continuous action of
the enforcement squad
of Jaipur Development
Authority, the illegal
colony settlers are still
ruling in the area. On
Friday, under the direc-
tion of Chief Enforce-
ment Controller of JDA
Raghuveer Saini, the
attempt to set up an il-
legal colony on private
Khatedari land on
Bindayaka-Bhutawali
road was foiled.
On the other hand,
construction of illegal
shops on the proposed
Sector Road in Mach-
wa was removed. After
the action, there was a
stir among the traders
who cut colony.
On receiving the com-
plaint, the JDA Zone 12
Enforcement Squad
reached the spot and
with the help of a JCB
machine, demolished
the raw shed boundary
wall, tinshed closet
built on about 2 bighas
of private khatedari
land in Bindayaka.
The residents of
Bindayaka colony, how-
ever, accused the JDA of
discrimination saying
that there are four colo-
nies being developed il-
legally in Bindayaka
withoutlandconversion
but the action was taken
on only one colony
.
JDA razes illegal encroachments
in Bindayaka,shops in Machwa
SPORTING A SMILE!
MLA Danish Abrar with ace Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan in Sawai Madhopur on Friday.
Now pay `150 to get your
wastecollectedfromhome
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Now people will
have to pay Rs 150 for
door-to-doorgarbagecol-
lection in Rajasthan.
The pilot phase of it will
begin from JMCG with a
trial starting from
Malviya Nagar on 28
Oct. Door-to-door Radio
Frequency Identifica-
tion (RFID) cards have
been installed to moni-
tor waste collection.
In the JMCG Area,
RFID cards are being in-
stalled in Murlipura and
Malviya Nagar zones. In
the trial, it will be exam-
ined whether the system
installed is technically
working or not. In these
two zones, the corpora-
tion has identified more
than 1,44,000 properties,
including residential
houses and shops, in
whichthesesystemswill
beinstalledinmorethan
92,832 houses. With the
completion of this work,
the corporation will
start the process of col-
lecting the user charges.
CS reviews pending projects
under PM Gati Shakti Yojana
Around 400
daughters of
Rajasthan
gone missing in
State within a
month. Rajasthan
tops the whole coun-
try in terms of crime
against women. The
Cong govt of State is
silent on this.
—Rajyvardhan S Rathore,
BJP Leader
Satish Poonia
@DrSatishPoonia
Usually gifts are given
on Deepawali but the
Ashok Gehlot govt of
Cong is giving shock to
the people of the state
by increasing the fuel
surcharge in Rajasthan.
A clock-like device has
been given to the sweeper
for scanning. (Inset)
Smart card has also been
installed outside the house.
Chandrashekhar & Gulab Chand
Kataria in Dungarpur on Friday.
Dr Kirodi Lal Meena along with family members gheraoed the deputy
SP’s office in Todabhim on Friday.
Usha Sharma during the meeting.
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: The by-elec-
tions in the state will be
held next month for the
vacant posts in pan-
chayats and urban local
bodies. This does not
include the four wards
of Jaipur Municipal
Corporation Greater
which have been vacat-
ed in the recent past.
As per the informa-
tion, the by-elections in
the Jaipur Municipal
Corporation Heritage
will be held in Ward No.
66. According to the
schedule issued by the
State Election Commis-
sion, voting will be held
on November 25 for the
election of 14 panchay-
at samiti members, 35
sarpanch, 47 deputy
sarpanch and 465 ward
members, besides a to-
tal of 14 wards of 14 ur-
ban bodies including
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Heritage.
According to the
schedule issued by the
commission, apart from
Jaipur Municipal Cor-
poration Heritage Ward
No. 66, by-elections will
also be held in Ward No.
5 of Municipal Corpora-
tion Bikaner. The nomi-
nations of these urban
bodies will be filled
from November 10 to 14,
while voting will be
held on November 25
and results will be de-
clared on November 27.
Similarly, the sched-
ule of nomination and
voting in elections for
Panchayat Samiti mem-
bers will remain the
same. Whereas nomina-
tions for sarpanch and
ward members in gram
panchayats will be filled
from November 17 to 19.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In good news
for the unemployed
youths of Rajasthan,
the Forest Guard Re-
cruitment Exam will be
conducted on 6 Novem-
ber for Forester, while
Forest Guard Exam will
be held between 12-13
November.
The candidates ap-
pearing in the recruit-
ment examination will
be able to travel for
free in Rajasthan
Roadways buses by
showing their admit
card 1 day before and 1
day after the recruit-
ment examination.
The Staff Selection
Board conducts the ex-
amination in India.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The work of
9.6-km-long elevated
road in the Sun City
will kick-off soon. Un-
ion Jal Shakti Minister
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat called the offi-
cials in New Delhi on
Friday and took a re-
view meeting of the
DPR work of Jodhpur
Elevated Road Project
and saw the presenta-
tion of the progress of
the work.
Union Minister
Shekhawat apprised
the concerned officials
about the local needs.
Along with this, in-
structions were given
to execute the work as
per the DPR at the ear-
liest. Shekhawat said
that every effort is
made that the elevated
road becomes more
and more useful for
the public from every
point of view.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A total of 113
policemen and ministe-
rial class personnel, in-
cluding five IPS and 14
RPS officers of the state,
will get DGP’s Disc and
commendation rolls for
their special efforts in
improving the fields of
sports, training, reserve
police lines, general ad-
ministration, welfare
and supervision. Direc-
tor General Police ML
Lather issued orders in
thisregardonThursday
.
Notably, under the
standing orders issued
by the Police Head-
quarters in 2016, a pro-
vision has been made
to give the Director
General Police Com-
mendation Disc and
Commendation Roll to
enhance the morale of
the officers and em-
ployees (including
technical) of the police
service working in the
police department. On
the recommendation
of the selection com-
mittee, Lather issued
the orders.
RAJASTHAN
03
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Flight sched-
ule at Jaipur Interna-
tional Airport will
change from October 30
as per the winter sched-
ule. Half a dozen new
flights will begin oper-
ations at Jaipur airport
this winter. With more
tourists coming to the
State, increasing flight
operations was being
considered.
The existing 53 flights
will continue to oper-
ate. However, the num-
bers of some of these
flights will change.
Along with this, six new
flights will be added. At
present, 53 flights oper-
ate daily from Jaipur
airport. These include
48 domestic and five in-
ternational flights.
However, due to the can-
cellation of three to
four flights daily, on an
average only 49 flights
operate daily. Now, the
number of flights will
increase to 59 in the
new winter schedule.
International flights
will not increase in the
new schedule, although
there will be an in-
crease of six domestic
flights. IndiGo and Ai-
rAsia will start two
new flights each, while
SpiceJet and Go First
will start one new
flight each.
59 flights to operate daily from Jaipur airport for seamless travel
CITY GEARS UP FOR WINTER TOURISM

Authorities
informed that 5
international
flights will
operate to four
foreign cities —
Dubai, Muscat,
Sharjah, and
Bangkok
OVER 1L LOCAL, FOREIGN TOURIST
FOOTFALL RECORDED THIS DIWALI
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The festival of
Diwali now is not just
limited to bursting
crackers, doing shop-
ping or worshipping
goddess Laxmi, but it
is also the time when
people explore various
tourist destinations.
This year, during the
four-day Diwali holi-
days, more than one
lakh tourists visited
various tourist places
in Jaipur. Of these one
lakh people, nearly
four thousand were in-
ternational tourists.
Sources in the tour-
ism department in-
formed that historical
sites like Amer Fort,
Nahargarh Fort, Hawa
Mahal, Jantar-Mantar,
Jal Mahal, Albert Hall,
Walled City, and City
Palace witnessed a huge
rush of tourists during
the Diwali holidays.
In Jaipur, wildlife
tourism has also
gained popularity in
the recent past. Desti-
nations like Jhalana
Leopard Safari,
Amagarh Leopard Sa-
fari, Elephant Safari in
Kunda, Lion Safari in
Nahargarh, and Naha-
rgarh Biological Park
have also reported an
increase in the number
of visitors.
‘TOURISTS PREFER
LEOPARD SAFARI’
Kapil Chandrawat, DCF,
Jaipur Zoo said, “The
popularity of Leopard
Safari has increased
manifold due to better
management and
teamwork. Tourists and
wildlife enthusiasts
prefer Jhalana Wildlife
Safari in Jaipur. The
number of tourists has
increased during the
Diwali festival this year.”
TOURISM SURGE IN PINK CITY
Guv to attend judicial
meet in Jodhpur today
Panchayat, urban local body
bypolls to be held on Nov 25
Forest exam candidates to
travel free in Govt buses
Jodh Elevated Road
project reviewed
113 policemen to get DGP’s
Commendation Disc, Roll
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: Rajasthan
Governor Kalraj
Mishra reached Jodh-
pur on Friday on a two-
day visit. He was given
a guard of honour at the
Jodhpur airport. Divi-
sional Commissioner
Kailashchand Meena,
District Collector
Himanshu Gupta and
Police Commissioner
Ravi Dutt Goud, Vice-
Chancellor of Agricul-
tural University Dr BR
Chaudhary and other
officials welcomed him.
Mishra will partici-
pate in the regional con-
ference on Contempo-
rary Judicial Develop-
ment, which is the first
regional conference in
the western region at
the Rajasthan State Ju-
dicial Academy Audito-
rium on Saturday
.
RBI Governor Shak-
tikanta Das also
reached Jodhpur to
participate in the
event. He was wel-
comed at the airport by
the bank and adminis-
trative officials. He will
also participate in the
conference.
District Collector Himanshu Gupta and other officials welcome Governor Mishra at Jodhpur Airport.
SIX NEW FLIGHTS TO
START FROM JAIPUR
 Indigo flight 6E-2445 will
depart for Mumbai at 8:40 am
 Indigo flight 6E-7218 will
depart for Udaipur at 9:25 am
 Go First flight G8-389 will
depart for Mumbai at 8:15 am
 AirAsia flight I5-744 will
depart for New Delhi at 6:40 am
 AirAsia flight I5-943 will de-
part for Bengaluru at 11:15 am
 SpiceJet flight SG-4018 will
depart for Jaisalmer at 11:35 am
 Maximum 11 flights will operate for Mumbai
 9 flights for New Delhi and 5 for Bangalore
 4 flights for Hyderabad and 3 for Kolkata
 3 flights for Pune and 5 for Ahmedabad
 2 flights for Chandigarh, 2 for Surat, 2 for Udaipur
 One flight each for Goa, Guwahati, Lucknow,
Chennai, Indore, Jaisalmer, Dehradun, Bhubaneswar
NO.OF FLIGHTS BY VARIOUS AIRLINES
 Indigo will operate a maximum of 29 flights
 SpiceJet will operate 10 flights and AirAsia 8
 Go First will operate 3 flights and Vistara 2
 Alliance Air will operate 2 flights and Air India 2
 1 flight each from Air Arabia, Salaam Air, Thai AirAsia
NO. OF FLIGHTS TO VARIOUS CITIES
COURTESY MEET
Umesh Mishra calls on Governor Kalraj Mishra before taking over as Rajasthan DGP at Raj Bhavan on Friday.
Kota: Stepfather
booked for raping
minor daughter
14-year-old
gangraped by
two in Dholpur
Gul Mohd.
Kota: A woman has
registered a case
against her husband at
the Udyog Nagar police
station in Kota under
the POCSO Act for rap-
ing a 12-year-old daugh-
ter. The accused is the
victim’s stepfather.
The Child Welfare
Committeehasprovided
temporary shelter to the
victim at Nari Niketan
and is being counselled.
According to Kaneez
Fatima, chief of the
committee, the victim
and her mother told that
on Oct 26, the stepfather
raped the daughter in
the house. He raped her
severaltimesbeforethis.
First India Bureau
Dholpur: A 14-year-
old girl who went out
for grazing goats was
allegedly gangraped by
two youths at Sadar po-
lice station area of
Dholpur on Thursday
evening. The police
raided some places to
arrest the accused, but
failed. However, the
victim refused to get
the medical examina-
tion done. Station in-
charge Manju Faujdar
said that a case has
been registered and
the accused would be
arrested soon.
20L CANDIDATES
Historical places
witnessed huge
rush during Diwali;
wildlife tourism
gains pace in city
Union Minister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat during the meet.

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04
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Death is certain for the born,
and re-birth is certain for
the dead; therefore you
should not feel grief for what
is inevitable.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
Rewriting the Indian Toy Story. India’s
export of toys, games sports
accessories rose to more than 3.3
times in April-September 2022 as over
the same period in 2013.
Dr Jitendra Singh
@DrJitendraSingh
Addressed Global Digital Health
Summit. “PM Sh@NarendraModi was
among the first in the world to launch
Digital Health Mission and today other
countries are trying to pick up cues
from India’s experience of dealing with
a vast and heterogeneous population”.
TOP TWEETS
GM MUSTARD
SOLUTION FOR
SHORTAGE OF
EDIBLE OIL
ndia’s first geneti-
cally modified (GM)
mustard has been ap-
proved for seed pro-
duction before it is
approved as the country’s first
indigenous hybrid mustard and
released for commercial purpos-
es. This will be a major step to-
wards increasing the production
of oilseeds for which the country
is heavily import- dependent.
Against an annual production of
around 8.5 million tonnes of ed-
ible oil, India imports around
14.5 mt of edible oil to meet its
domestic demand of edible oil.
Genetically modified crops
have met stiff resistance from
farmers and environmentalists.
The first to be opposed tooth and
nail was Bt cotton despite sui-
cides by cotton growers due to
crop losses. Once introduced in
2002 the insect and pest resistant
crop has benefited farmers by
cutting expenditure on insecti-
cides and increased production.
As controversial as Bt cotton
was Bt brinjal the commercial re-
lease of which was foiled by envi-
ronmentalists. The GM mustard
may also require government
clearanceforcommercialrelease.
Environmentalists must un-
derstand that transgenic crops
offer hope.
I
ata-Airbus C-295
MW transport air-
craft project has
gone to Vadodara
in Gujarat. It will
be the first joint venture for
manufacturing a military air-
craft in India under the Make
in India initiative of Prime
Minister Narendra Modi. The
projectwasinitiallymeantfor
Maharashtrabuttheinvestors
andthegovernmentthoughtit
was too good a project for Ma-
harashtra which is being gov-
erned by a coalition of BJP-
ShivSenafaction.Foundation
of the Rs 22,000-crore project
will be laid by the prime min-
isteronSunday
.Itwillnotonly
be a boost for the domestic
aerospace industry but also
giveemploymenttothousands
of people.
Earlier in September, an-
other prestigious project for
manufacturing semi-conduc-
tors by the Vedanta-Foxconn
conglomerate had also been
luredawaytoGujarat,leaving
Maharashtra’s opposition
parties fuming. The project is
worth Rs 1.54 lakh crore.
Aaaditya Thackeray, leader
of the Uddhav Thackeray fac-
tion of Shiv Sena said that the
project was moved out of Ma-
harashtraafteritwas“almost
finalised”. He said it was a
blow to the state govern-
ment’s initiative for creating
job opportunities. Nationalist
CongressPartyleaderSharad
Pawar claimed that the prom-
ise of Maharashtra getting
bigger projects was like “con-
vincing a child”. He has been
proved right.
Aaditya Thackeray hit out
at the double-engine govern-
ment. “They always boast of
a double-engine government.
But although one engine of
the central government is
working, the state govern-
ment’s engine has failed,” he
said. In other words the non-
functional engine is unable
to effectively assert the
state’s claim for more invest-
ment. Is it an opportunity for
Uddhav Thackeray camp?
C-295 AIRCRAFT’S
GUJARAT LANDING
The project is worth Rs 1.54
lakh cr. Aaaditya Thackeray,
leader of Uddhav Thackeray
faction of Shiv Sena said that
the project was moved out
of Maharashtra after it was
“almost finalised.” It was a
blow to state govt’s
initiative, he said
T
Promoted by
Suvasa Apparel and Furnishing Pvt. Ltd.
he word accountability is giv-
en least importance in India.
Employees work hard at their
work place but they don’t care
how much contribution their
hard work is adding to their
organization profit. The con-
cern of “profit” merely re-
mains till the promoters and
the finance department. The
marketingandmanufacturing
department primarily con-
tribute to business and prod-
uct generation. While other
departments of any organiza-
tion identify themselves as a
support function, which is not
correct. Be it be HR Depart-
ment, supply chain depart-
mentorthemarketingdepart-
ment,eachdepartmentandits
headmustactasprofit-centric
head for their organization.
What should be the role of
the head of the department
and how they can work as
profit centric head, let’s take
a look. It is usually the head
of the Department who has to
look up to the administrative
affairs of his department.
Generally
, what a head of de-
partment does is that he mon-
itors his department and em-
ployees working under him
perform better than other
departments of the company
.
Often, it is also possible that
the head of the department is
superior to all of his employ-
ees just to show to the man-
agement, to resort to internal
constraints and policies and
to compete with others. A
healthy competition between
the two departments offers
good productivity in the com-
pany, but in the competition
to prove themselves superior
an atmosphere of internal
clashes and stress is created.
When we say that the head
of the department should act
as the profit center head, the
meaning of the concept is to
changethewholemindsetand
perspectiveof thedepartment
towardsthecompany
.Theday
when the departmental heads
start working considering the
point of view of the top man-
agements and focus on how
their departments can con-
tribute to the company’s di-
rectgrowth,theycanbecalled
the best departmental head.
The head of the department
should work with the employ-
ees of their department in
such a way that each and eve-
ry employee of the depart-
ment can share their contri-
bution and show involvement
in the company’s growth.
LET’S CONSIDER
AN EXAMPLE
Henry Ford, who was the own-
er of the world famous Ford
Company
, had a different vi-
sion and way of working from
that of other promoters. He
used to hold regular meetings
with all the heads of depart-
ments,hislessonswerespecial
for all the employees. He also
sometimes used to interact di-
rectly with the employees and
said, “Life is the Ocean of Ex-
periences!” every experience
teach and inspire us to do
somethingnew.Healsousedto
say to his employees, do what-
ever you want to do it with
yourheartandfulldedication.
By doing things with heart
special contributions can be
made to the organization.
Henry always advised his
departmental heads that if
theyareabletogivelong-term
and positive vision to the em-
ployees and show them how
they can contribute and be a
partner in company’s growth
thenyouareanexcellentlead-
er. The easiest way to achieve
this is to create a sense of
ownership spirit in every em-
ployee. Every work profile
should be respected and every
work should be done from
heartwillfulldedication.And
the person who works with
proper dedication will be-
come a partner in the com-
pany’s growth in true senses.
The heads of each depart-
ment should recognize the
strengths of their employees
and distribute the work ac-
cordingly. Henry always ad-
vised employees saying, “Di-
vide your wok into small
targets, this will make easy
for you to reach the goal. This
will help you achieve big tar-
gets.” If you take a look away
from your goal then it means
that you have lost control to
reach your goal and you need
to focus. The most difficult
and effortful work is to make
every employee of your team
to work in team. If this is an
easy task for you then you
come out as a good leader but
if you are weak leader then
employees will not associate
themselves with your vision.
The conclusion of the dis-
cussion comes out to be that
the head of the department
should make every employee
of his team participate in the
company’s work keeping in
mind their vision and goals.
Some tips.
 The head of each department
should check their employ-
ees to work in a team.
 The head of the department
should work together with
other heads and participate
equally in the company’s
growth.
 The head of the department
should check how each em-
ployee can participate in the
company’s growth and distrib-
ute the work accordingly.
 It is the responsibility of the
departmental head to see
that every employee looks
after their work and works
towards progress.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
T
Henry Ford, who was the
owner of the world famous
Ford Company, had a
different vision and way of
working from that of other
promoters. His lessons were
special for all the employees.
He sometimes used to
interact directly with the
employees and said, “Life is
the Ocean of Experiences!”
The day when the
departmental heads start
working considering the
point of view of the top
managements and focus
on how their departments
can contribute to the
company’s direct growth,
they can be called the
best departmental head.
They should work with
employees in such a way
that the staff is involved
in firm’s growth
CAN A
DEPARTMENT
HEAD WORK
AS PROFIT
CENTER HEAD?
BHAVESH UPADHYAY
The writer is a Businessman and HR Expert

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INDIA
06
First India Bureau
New Delhi: G Kishan
Reddy, Union Minister
for Culture, Tourism
and Development of
North-eastern Region,
inaugurated an exhibi-
tion of paintings by emi-
nent artist, Akbar Saheb
on Friday at National
Gallery of Modern Art,
New Delhi.
The art of Akbar Sa-
heb is unique as all fifty-
five artworks are wholly
inspired by the Prime
MinisterNarendraModi
and his incredible jour-
ney and vision. The ex-
hibition, curated by the
well-known Rajeev
Menon is open to the
public from Friday till
November 3.
On the occasion, the
UnionMinistersaidthat
Akbar Saheb has shown
the journey of PM Nar-
endra Modi including
from Gujarat to becom-
ing the world leader. He
added that the paintings
show major policy deci-
sions such as GST and
depict demonetisation
and surgical strike in a
clear manner.
TheMinisteralsosaid
the paintings show the
challenges faced by Nar-
endra Modi and his
achievements as Prime
Minister. Mata.
PM Modi inspired artwork inaugurated
NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART
lll
The paintings
show the
challenges faced
by Modi and his
achievements as
PM including his
impact around
the world:
Union Minister
GK Reddy
BSF RECOVERS ARMS
AMMUNITION NEAR
INDO-PAK BORDER
23-YEAR-OLD WOMAN
GANG-RAPED IN MP,
SIX ARRESTED
ILLEGAL HOUSE OF
DRUG PEDDLER
RAZED IN HARYANA
Punjab: The BSF troops
seized a huge cache of
arms and ammunition from
Ferozepur, Punjab, said,
officials. The recovery was
made on Thursday. “Troops
of BOP Jagdish, ex-136 Bn,
Sector Ferozpur (Distt Feroz-
pur) recovered a bag during
a search near the zero line
containing arms and ammu-
nition,” read an official state-
ment from BSF. The officials
recovered 3 AK 47 rifles with
06 empty magazines, 03
nos mini AK 47 rifles (brand
being ascertained) with 05
empty magazines, and 3 nos
pistols (Beretta type) with 06
empty magazines.
Madhya Pradesh: A
23-year-old woman was
allegedly gang-raped
in Madhya Pradesh’s
Tikamgarh district, and
six accused have been ar-
rested in this connection,
police said on Friday. In
her complaint, the victim
told the police that she
had come to Tikamgarh
around one month back
and she got familiar with
one of the accused, who
helped her find a flat on
rent. The complaint further
alleged that on October
26, one of the accused
came to her rented flat and
asked her to accompany
her to a party venue in the
district.
Chandigarh: In a crack-
down against people
involved in drugs trade,
Haryana Police on Friday
demolished an illegal
house of a drug peddler in
Sirsa district. A Haryana
Police spokesperson said
here that a joint team of
police and civil administra-
tion bulldozed the illegal
construction of Nirmal
Singh, a resident of village
Ganga in Sirsa. “Nirmal
had built a house on
illegally occupying about
200 yards of Panchayati
land, which was demol-
ished with the help of
local administration,” the
spokesperson said in a
statement.
I APOLOGISE AS
WOMAN HUMAN:
DMK’S KANIMOZHI
Chennai: DMK women’s
wing secretary and party’s
MP Kanimozhi apologised to
actress-politician Khushbu
Sundar over a DMK func-
tionary’s alleged derogatory
remark targeting BJP wom-
en leaders in Tamil Nadu.
The Thoothukudi MP, who is
also deputy general secre-
tary of the DMK, said neither
the party nor its chief M K
Stalin would tolerate such
remarks. “I apologise as a
woman and human being
for what was said. This can
never be tolerated irrespec-
tive of whoever did it, of the
space it was said or party
they adhere to.”
EX-GUJ CM’S SON MAHENDRASINH
VAGHELA JOINS CONGRESS
Ahmedabad: Mahendrasinh Vaghela, son of former
Gujarat CM Shankersinh Vaghela, joined the Congress
on Friday, ahead of the state Assembly election. The
58-year-old former MLA was welcomed into the fold by
Gujarat Congress president Jagdish Thakor at the party
headquarters here. The development has come ahead
of the state Assembly election, which is expected to be
held by December. Talking to reporters, Mahendrasinh
said he was joining the Congress without any expecta-
tions and will fight the polls if the party wants.
IN THE COURTYARD
DELHI COURT
EXTENDS GANGSTER
DEEPAK TINU’S
POLICE REMAND
SC TO HEAR PLEA
SEEKING APPT OF
CHMN IN LAW PANEL
SC GRANTS 4 WEEKS TIME TO CURE DEFECTS
OF OVER 1000 CASES FROM 2014 TO 2020
New Delhi: The SC has
granted a four-week time to
cure defects of over 1000
cases filed from 2014 to
2020 and warned that if the
advocates- on- record failed
to do it then the cases shall
stand dismissed without any
further reference. Justice PS
Narasimha in its order deliv-
ered recently observed that
there are one thousand-odd
matters listed in the court.
As there were defects in the
filing, the files were returned
to the respective Advo-
cates-on-Record for curing
the defects and for refiling.
New Delhi (ANI): The Patiala
House Court of Delhi on Fri-
day extended the three days
police remand
of gangster
Deepak
Tinu. The
Delhi Police’s
Special Cell
arrested Tinu
last week, who
escaped from Punjab police
custody on October 1, from
Rajasthan. Tinu was pro-
duced through video confer-
encing today before the Chief
Metropolitan Magistrate of
Patiala House Court after the
end of seven days remand
granted last week. The Court
meanwhile also refused to
send Deepak Tinu to transit
remand to Punjab at this
stage. The transit remand
was moved by the Punjab
Police. Gangster Deepak
Tinu, a member of Lawrence
Bishnoi gang had recently
escaped from the custody of
Punjab’s Mansa Police.
New Delhi: The SC is
scheduled to hear on
Oct 31 a PIL seeking a
direction to the Centre to
declare the Law Commis-
sion as a “statutory body”
and appoint the chair-
person and members to
the panel. According to
the cause list of October
31 uploaded on the apex
court website.
AAP’S VIJAY NAIR
MOVES BAIL PLEA
New Delhi : A court on
Friday sought response
from the CBI on the bail
application of business-
man Vijay Nair, arrested
in connection with the
Delhi excise policy scam
case in which Deputy
Chief Minister Manish Si-
sodia is also an accused.
The court issued notice to
the agency and directed it
to file a reply by Nov 3.
CAN’T BAR ANTI-PORT PROTESTS,
NONE SHOULD DISTURB LO: HC
Kochi: The Kerala HC on Friday said it cannot prohibit
protests, but at the same time no one should take
law into their hands or be a threat to law and order
while staging agitations like the one against Vizhin-
jam Port. The observation by Justice Anu Sivaraman
came during the hearing of a plea of Adani group,
carrying out the Vizhinjam port construction, against
the fisherfolk’s continuing protest against the project.
The court asked the protestors not to force it to take
stringent action against them and also directed that
its interim orders be strictly enforced.
It’s 5G era, we have to be 10
steps ahead of crime world: PM
Surajkund (PTI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Friday in-
sisted on having a police
technology mission that
will enable all states to
have the best common
technology and mutual
cooperation for crime
prevention. Addressing
a gathering of home
ministers of states to de-
liberate on issues of in-
ternal security -- ‘Chin-
tan Shivir’ -- here, he
said while ensuring the
best technology the
states should avoid any
budgetary constraints
that may come in the
way of adoption of tech-
nologicaladvancements.
He said the criminal
world has globalised and
stressed that “we need to
be ten steps ahead” of
them (criminals).
PM pointed out that
crime is no longer local-
ised and instances of
interstate, international
crimes are going up.
“That is why mutual
cooperation between
state agencies and be-
tween central and state
agencies is becoming
crucial,” Modi said.
He said whether it is
cybercrime or the use of
drone technologies for
the smuggling of weap-
ons or drugs, the govt
needs to keep working
towards new technolo-
gies to tackle the men-
ace. “The law and order
system can be improved
with the help of smart
technology,” the prime
minister said.
Hesaid5Gtechnology
,
along with its benefits,
brings the need for a
heightened alert.
“With the help of 5G,
the performance of fa-
cial recognition technol-
ogy, automatic number
plate recognition tech-
nology
, drone and CCTV
related technology, are
going to improve mani-
folds,” Modi said.
5G technology, along with its benefits, brings the need for a heightened alert: PM
PM Modi addressing ‘Chintan Shivir’ of Home Ministers of States,
through video conferencing, in New Delhi on Friday.
PM MODI ON
WAR AGAINST
FAKE NEWS
New Delhi (ANI): Em-
phasising on the need
to create awareness
against fake news,
PM Narendra Modi on
Friday said that social
media cannot be
underestimated and
that a small piece of
fake news generated
by it can create chaos.
He said people must
be made aware of the
various mechanisms
that are now available
on all social media
platforms to verify
messages before
forwarding them.
Key 26/11 conspirators
unpunished, says EAM
Mumbai (PTI): Exter-
nal Affairs Minister S
Jaishankar on Friday
said key conspirators
and planners of the
26/11 Mumbai terror at-
tackscontinuetoremain
protected and unpun-
ished.
Speaking at a special
meeting here on ‘Coun-
tering the Use of New
and Emerging Technolo-
gies for Terrorist Pur-
poses’,hesaid,theUNSC
has “regrettably” been
unable to act in some
cases when it comes to
proscribingsometerror-
ists because of “political
considerations”.
Jaishankar, along
with Michael Moussa,
Gabonese Foreign min-
ister and president of
the UNSC, paid tributes
to the victims who lost
their lives in the 26/11.
S Jaishankar speaks at the Special Meeting of the UN Security
Council’s (UNSC) CTC in Mumbai on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
INDIA PLAYS PAKISTANI TERRORIST
26/11 CONSPIRATOR SAJID MIR’S TAPE
Mumbai (ANI): In an unprecedented public expose
at the Mumbai UN counter-terror meet, India on
Friday revealed in detail Pakistan’s role in the 26/11
Mumbai terror attack by playing Pakistan-based
terrorist Sajid Mir’s audiotape. In the audio clip,
he is heard directing the attack on Chabad House
during Mumbai 26/11 terror attacks. Playing the
audio clip, India presented undeniable evidence
against Pakistan. The clip was played by a senior
Intelligence Bureau officer, Pankaj Thakur.
Cong leaders from various states join RaGa in T’gana
Hyderabad (PTI): Con-
gress leaders from vari-
ous states on Friday
joined party leader Ra-
hul Gandhi in his ongo-
ing ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’
in Telangana.
Former Union Minis-
ter Bhakta Charan Das
from Odisha and Jitu
Patwari from Madhya
Pradesh were among
the leaders who took
part in the yatra.
It was a ‘mini Bharat
Jodo’ yatra with leaders
from different states
coming to walk with
Gandhi, said Jairam
Ramesh, AICC General
Secretary, in charge of
communications.
“During the morning
session today in the
#BharatJodoYatra in
Telangana, we wit-
nessed a mini @bharat-
jodo with leaders com-
ing from Tripura, Ra-
jasthan, Punjab, Odis-
ha, Karnataka, Tamil
Nadu, Goa and Madhya
Pradesh to walk with @
RahulGandhi today,”
Ramesh tweeted.
The Rahul Gandhi-
led Bharat Jodo Yatra
resumed from Yeligan-
dla in Narayanpet dis-
trict of Telangana on
Friday and it will halt at
Mahabubnagar for the
night.
This is the third day
of the yatra in Telan-
gana.
EC DOESN’T HAVE
JURISDICTION ON
FREEBIES: CONG
New Delhi (PTI): The Cong
said the EC does not have
the jurisdiction to regulate
issues such as freebies, and
urged the panel to focus on
ensuring free and fair polls
through proper implementa-
tion of Election Laws. The poll
panel on Oct 4 had proposed
amending the model code to
ask political parties to provide
authentic information to voters
on the financial viability of
their poll promises, a move
that came amid the freebies
versus welfare measures
debate that had triggered a
political slugfest.
BHARAT JODO YATRA
The exhibition will be on till November 3.
BJP urges to order CBI probe
into Telangana poaching claims
New Delhi (PTI): The
BJP on Friday urged the
EC to order a CBI probe
into the Telangana
Rashtra Samithi’s alle-
gation that its members
tried to poach some
MLAs of the regional
party, claiming that the
entire event has been
staged to influence the
Munugodebypoll.ABJP
delegation, which met
the commission, also ac-
cused Odisha’s ruling
BJ of being behind a
“sinister”attempttoma-
lign the “personal im-
age” of Amit Shah
through a “fake and doc-
tored” audio clip with a
view to influence the
Dhamnagar bypoll.
It sought “deterrent”
action against the ac-
cused and urged the EC
to get an FIR lodged
against BJD members
allegedly behind it.
AUDIO CLIP
SURFACES IN ‘MLAs
POACHING’ CASE
Hyderabad: In another
twist in ‘MLAs poaching’
case, an audio of telephonic
conversation between the
main accused and a TRS
MLA surfaced on Friday. The
Telangana Rashtra Samithi
(TRS) leaked the audio of
purported conversation
between Ramachandra
Bharati, alias Satish Sharma
alias Swamiji, and Pilot Rohit
Reddy, the MLA who tipped-
off the Cyberabad police
about the attempt to buy him
and three other MLAs re-
sulting in the arrest of three
alleged agents of BJP.
Rajnath inaugurates 75
infra projects built by BRO
New Delhi (PTI): Lack
of infrastructure devel-
opment in JK for dec-
ades post Independence
was one of the reasons
behind the rise of ter-
rorism in the union ter-
ritory
, Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh said on
Friday after unveiling
75 new projects includ-
ing bridges, roads and
helipads in border are-
as.Singh dedicated the
projects costing Rs 2180
crore and spread across
border six states and
two Union territories at
a function held at east-
ern Ladakh’s strategic
Darbuk-Shyok-Daulat
BegOldi(DS-DBO)road.
Rajnath Singh dedicating 75 BRO infrastructure projects to the
nation, on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Court orders
Chatterjee’s
physical presence
Kolkata: A special CBI
court on Friday reject-
ed an application by a
correctional home in
Kolkata for the virtual
appearance of former
Minister Partha Chat-
terjee in connection
with the multi-crore
West Bengal School Ser-
vice Commission (WB-
SSC) scam and instead
ordered his physical
presence on October
31.The state’s former
education minister was
supposed to be physi-
cally present at the
court on Friday
.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi waves to the supporters during
the party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, in Narayanpet on Friday. —PHOTO
BY
ANI
CRUCIAL READ

NEWS
07
Jaipur (PTI): The
369-foot-tall Shiva stat-
ue ‘Viswas Swaroopam’
installed in Nathdwara
town of Rajsamand dis-
trict will be inaugurat-
ed on Saturday
.
Claimed to be the
tallest Shiva statue in
the world, it will be
opened to the public
scriptures preacher
Morari Bapu in pres-
ence of CM Ashok Ge-
hlot, assembly speaker
CP Joshi others.
The statue, which is
situated 45 km from
Udaipur, has been
constructed by Tat
Padam Sansthan.
The Sansthan trustee
and Miraj group chair-
man Madan Paliwal
said a series of reli-
gious, spiritual, and
cultural events will be
held for nine days from
October 29 to November
6 after the inauguration
of the statue.
Religion preacher
Morari Bapu will also
recite Ram Katha dur-
ing the nine days.
This statue of Lord
Shiva installed in the
city of Shreenathji will
give a new dimension
to religious tourism,
Paliwal said.
Installed on a hilltop
over an expanse of
51 bighas, statue is
styled in a posture of
meditation, and is said
to be visible from 20
kms away.
Statue is also clearly
visible at night as it has
been illuminated with
special lights, spokes-
person said.
New Delhi (ANI):
Taking cognizance of
the alleged “auction-
ing” of girls in
Bhilwara, the National
Commission for Pro-
tection of Child Rights
(NCPCR) chairman P
Kanoongo on Friday
said that the matter
would be investigated
and child rights body
would ensure that nex-
us gets banned and ac-
cused are punished.
The NCPCR is sched-
uled to visit Bhilwara
on November 7 and
meet the families af-
fected by trafficking.
“We will investigate.
On November 7, I’ll
visit the village affect-
ed by trafficking, and
meet affected families
and try to know who all
are involved in this
nexus,” NCPCR chair-
man P Kanoongo.
According to reports
carried out in media on
Oct 26 this year, caste
panchayats in Raj were
committing this crime
like that in Syria Iraq
where girls are en-
slaved. Reportedly, in
Bhilwada, whenever
there is any dispute be-
tween parties particu-
larly involving finan-
cial transactions, in-
stead of going to police,
caste panchayats are
approached. In case
they fail to honour their
commitments, girls are
auctioned to recover.
The media reports
have documented the
ordeal of many victims
of such horrendous
crimes, read a state-
ment from NHRC.
Meanwhile, Chair-
person of the NCW Re-
kha Sharma on Friday
said a team of NCW is
being sent to Bhilwara
dist to investigate auc-
tioning of girls on
stamp papers to settle
disputes over loan re-
payments in Bhilwara.
NCW Chairperson
further said that simi-
lar incidents have
been reported in past.
Sharma will also meet
CS Usha Sharma and
Bhilwara SP.
‘GarudaVII’military
exercise underway
Wanted smuggler
held,handed over
to Punjab police
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The Indian
French air forces
are undertaking an 18-
day military exercise
here involving a sig-
nificant number of
combat jets such as
Rafale, Tejas, Jaguar
Sukhoi-30s to fur-
ther enhance opera-
tional cooperation, of-
ficials said on Friday
.
‘Garuda VII’ exercise
began on October 26
and will culminate on
November 12.
The French Air and
Space Force (FASF)
has participated in the
exercise with four Ra-
fale fighter jets, one
A-330 Multi Role Tank-
er Transport (MRTT)
aircraft and a contin-
gent of 220 personnel,
the officials said.
IAF has deployed
Sukhoi-30 MKI jets,
Rafales, Light Combat
Aircraft Tejas, Jaguar
jets, LCH Mi-17 heli-
copters, they said.
IAF contingent will
also include combat
enabling assets like
flight refuelling air-
craft, AWACS and
AEWC aircraft.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: In a joint opera-
tion Barmer police BSF
have arrested a man from
bordering Ramsar block.
Accused was wanted by
Punjab police in a case of
cross border drug smug-
gling. After a required in-
vestigation, accused was
handed over to Punjab po-
lice. Barmer SP Deepak
Bhargav confirmed re-
port. Accused was identi-
fied as Govind Giri, a resi-
dent of Sutharon ka Tala
village in Barmer.
CM to attend inauguration of
tallestShivastatueinNathdwara
369-foot-tall Shiva statue ‘Viswas Swaroopam’ installed in
Nathdwara town of Rajsamand district.
ALLEGED ‘AUCTIONING’ OF GIRLS IN BHILWARA
NCPCR TO VISIT BHILWARA ON
NOV 7 TO MEET VICTIM FAMILIES
According to media reports, caste panchayats in Raj are committing crime in which girls are enslaved
We condemn Bhilwara
incident, took suo-moto
cognizance: Beniwal
Bhilwara (ANI): Ra-
jasthan State Commis-
sion for Protection of
Child Rights Chairper-
son Sangeeta Beniwal
on Thursday con-
demned the Bhilwara
incident and said that
suo-moto cognizance
was taken immediately
.
“We condemn the
Bhilwara incident, and
immediately took suo-
moto cognizance. No-
tice was issued to
Bhilwara DM SP to
submit detailed report
in 3 days,” she said.
Earlier, NHRC
served notice to State
Govt on reported auc-
tioning of girls on
stamp papers and the
refusal thereof result-
ing in the rape of their
mothers to settle dis-
putes on the diktats of
Caste Panchayats.
NHRC, India has tak-
en suo motu cogni-
zance of a media re-
port, saidrelease. Re-
portedly, whenever
there is a dispute be-
tween two parties par-
ticularly involving fi-
nancial transactions
and loans etc, girls
aged between 8-18 are
auctioned to recover
money, added release.
Girls are being sent to
UP
, MP
, Mumbai, Delhi,
even abroad.
This is For Notice of The General Public that a
Political Party is proposed to be Registered by
the Name of Arjun Bharat National Party. The
Office of the Party is located at G2, 216,
Hastinapur Vistar, Panchyawala, Jaipur
302034, Raj. This Party has Submitted
Application to the Election Commission of India
New Delhi For its Registration as Political Party
Under section 29A of the Representation of
people ACT, 1951 name/ address of the office
bearers of the Party are as follows: President/
ChairmanAbhit Soni, R/oA-74B Singh Bhoomi,
Khatipura Jaipur, General Secretary- Mukesh
Yadav R/o-58, Sushilpura, Sodala, Jaipur
Treasurer Vikram Yogi, R/o 41, Hanutpura,
Shahpura jaipur. lf any one has any Objection to
the Registration of Arjun Bharat National Party
they may send their Objection with Reasons
there of to the Secretary (Political Party)
Election Commission of Indian, Nirvachan
Sadan, Ashoka Road, New Delhi- 110001
within 30 Days ofThe Publication of this Notice.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Rajnath opens Mohangarh
Hada Bridge Road
First India Bureau
Barmer:InMohangarh
area, the road was con-
structed in canal area
on behalf of 96 RCC
Gref, which was inau-
gurated on Friday. De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh e-launched the
road from Leh-Ladakh.
BSF DIG Asim Vyas,
Col SCR Burman, SHO
Bhawani Singh were
present in the inaugu-
ration ceremony
.
Col SCR Burman in-
formed that work of
double line level im-
provement of Mo-
hangarh Hada Bridge
Road was done by 96
RCC Gref. A total of 75
projects of Border
Roads Organisation
were inaugurated by
Rajnath Singh on Fri-
day from Leh-Ladakh
on occasion of Azadi ka
Amrit Mahotsav. Colo-
nel informed that work
of Mohangarh Hada
Bridge Road in the
name of Jewel of Jais-
almer started in June
2019 on behalf of Gref.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh addressing Army personnel
during e-launching the road from Leh-Ladakh on Friday.
Jaipur: ACS Subodh Agarwal took
a review meeting of engineers at
Jal Bhavan and
brought a box
of sweets from
his car. Feeding
sweets to all senior
engineers Agarwal
gave big tasks in
the meeting. He
instructed for timely completion of
various projects and set time for
every work. Usually, Subodh takes
classes of officers in his meetings
but in this meeting he spread smiles
by feeding Diwali sweets. Usual-
ly junior officers send sweets to
senior officers. But Agarwal himself
brought sweets with him.
—Naresh Sharma
Gudamalani: The regional visit
of Minister Hemaram Choudhary
is in discussion.
In a programme,
Choudhary said that
now youth should
be given a chance
in politics. “I have
contested a lot of
elections and now
it is the turn of the local youth,” he
said in his address. After Choud-
hary’s statement, there are discus-
sions whether Hemaram Choudhary
will not contest the next election.
The demand of local MLA is also
going on vigorously in Gudamalani
and till now the local leader has not
become MLA in Gudamalani.
—First India Bureau
ACS SUBODH SERVES
BIG TASKS WITH
SWEETS TO OFFICERS!
WILL HEMARAM NOT
CONTEST THE NEXT
ELECTION?
CAN WITHSTAND
WIND SPEED OF
250 KMPH
z 3,000 tonnes of
steel iron, 2.5
lakh cubic tonnes
of concrete sand
have been used,
which took 10 years
to complete.
z There are 4 lifts, 3
stairs, and a hall for
devotees.
z Statue has been
constructed to last
250 years and can
withstand wind
speed up to 250
kmph. Wind tunnel
test of the design of
this statue has been
done in Australia.
Sangeeta Beniwal
Indian and French air forces
pilots undertaking military drill
“I am...
This is so because
during the political
upheaval in the last
few days, there was
c o n f u -
s i o n
a m o n g
the offi-
cials and
many of-
f i c i a l s
s t a l l e d
the decision-making
process. But today
CM Ashok Gehlot
gave a strong mes-
sage to the bureau-
cracy by making ma-
jor administrative
changes and gave the
message that he is
not going anywhere
and the officers do
not need to be worry
or be ‘unstable’ to-
wards their work.
Along with this, Ge-
hlot has advised the
officials, “Those who
do not work would
be changed without
delay.” And with
this, he has gone
back to bettering the
state’s administra-
tion governance!
FROM PG 1

Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: Former Dy
CM Sachin Pilot met
the newly elected Con-
gress President Mall-
ikarjun Kharge for the
2nd time in last 8 days.
During this, both the
leaders held discussion
for a long time. Howev-
er, Pilot sought time
from Kharge for a de-
tailed discussion, on
which Kharge has given
time to Pilot, and the
duo are likely to meet
after the Gujarat tour.
The two leaders dis-
cussed the political sit-
uation in Raj strategy
of Congress for upcom-
ing polls. Pilot met
Kharge on Thursday
both the leaders held a
discussion for about 15
minutes. “Also, how will
we work together under
his leadership to face
all challenges
strengthen Congress
further wasdiscussed,”
said Pilot.
Sachin Pilot will hold
four public rallies in
Fatehpura in Gujarat
on October 31.
We all have some form of personal
genius within us – this , higher human
potential value will be manifested
when we find our unique purpose in life.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
CM: BJP faces 27 yrs of anti-
incumbency, Cong to win polls
AAP has only
created a hype in
media. But, in
reality, the party is
non-existent on
the ground in
Gujarat: Gehlot
Amrita Garg and
Manish Desai
Vadodara: Exuding
confidence about his
party Congress win-
ning the ensuing As-
sembly elections in Gu-
jarat, Raj CM Ashok
Gehlot told media that
the ruling BJP is facing
its “highest-ever” anti-
incumbency in the
state. “The BJP has
been ruling Gujarat for
the last 27 years and I
can say that anti-incum-
bency against the BJP
is the highest this time.
While people are oppos-
ing BJP’s ongoing
Gaurav Yatras, they are
welcoming the Con-
gress in the state during
poll campaigning.
“We (Congress) will
definitely form a gov-
ernment this time. It is
necessary to end the
BJP’s misrule,” said
the Rajasthan Chief
Minister. “The BJP is
destroying our Consti-
tution and democracy is
under threat. Anyone
who writes against
them is put behind bars.
Unemployment infla-
tion are touching new
heights. The overall
situation in country is
very serious,” he said.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot addresses a meeting of Party leaders and workers in Surat during his
visit to Gujarat on Friday, wherein, various leaders of Gujarat Congress were present.
Om Birla being welcomed by locals at Simliya, Digod
Sultanpura areas of Kota-Bundi constituency on Friday.
Sachin Pilot with Mallikarjun
Kharge. —FILE PHOTO
GEHLOT TO VISIT
NATHDWARA TODAY
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot will be
on a visit to Nathdwara
today. The Chief Minis-
ter will reach Nath-
dwara at 3pm in the
afternoon and will take
part in the unveiling
ceremony of world’s
largest statue of Lord
Shiva. Later, he will
leave for the Dabok
airport at 5:30pm and
reach Ahmedabad
from there.
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot
has approved additional
financial provision of Rs
360 crore to Rajasthan
Road Transport Corpora-
tion as gap funding. This
amount will be released
in 4 equal instalments of
Rs 90 crore. This amount
has been approved by
estimating the loss on
cost based rates of
Rajasthan Road Transport
Corporation’s passenger
goods vehicle and the
rates allowed by the State
Government.
Jaipur: A financial
proposal of Rs 65.91
crore has been approved
by CM Ashok Gehlot for
various road construction
and development works
in the state. With this ap-
proval, 20 works like road
reinforcement, asphalti-
sation, widening of roads,
culvert construction and
new road construction
will be completed in a
time bound manner in
Barmer, Dungarpur, Sikar,
Bharatpur, Alwar, Sawai
Madhopur, Banswara and
Hanumangarh districts of
the state. With the above
road construction and
development works, an
excellent road network
will be developed in the
state and there will be
ease in commutation.
BJP is nervous
top leaders
are visiting Guj
repeatedly: CM
From P1...
Jaipur: Gehlot said
that much campaigning
has been done by the
Aam Aadmi Party, but
AAP does not have base
in Gujarat. “Those who
have no credibility are
speaking about the Con-
gress. BJP and AAP
party have been
shocked by the Bharat
Jodo Yatra. That is why
the people of these par-
ties are spreading prop-
aganda about the Con-
gress,” he said.
Addressing the pub-
lic meeting, Gehlot
urged people to give
Congress a chance in
Gujarat once. “Today
there is an atmosphere
of violence and fear in
the country
. The Consti-
tution is being flouted
openly. Inflation, cor-
ruption and unemploy-
ment are at its peak in
the country,” he said.
Gehlot said that the
people of Gujarat are
suffering and want
change. “If the tribal
society is determined,
then 27 years of mis-
rule will end in Guja-
rat. BJP is nervous and
its top leaders are visit-
ing Gujarat again and
again,” he said.
Birla directs officers
to fix farmers’ issues
Pilot meets Kharge,
will hold rallies in Guj
First India Bureau
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla visited Simliya,
Digod Sultanpura ar-
eas of Kota-Bundi Lok
Sabha Constituency
and interacted with lo-
cals. During his visit,
the locals apprised him
of problem of water
scarcity for rabi crops.
Birla later spoke to Di-
visional Commissioner
and directed him to re-
lease water from canals
so that farmers can get
water for crops. Birla,
who is on a 10-day visit
to his LS Constituency,
also met people in dif-
ferent areas of Kota
City. He also assured
farmers that instruc-
tions have been given to
officials and their prob-
lems would be resolved
soon. Birla also ex-
changed Diwali greet-
ings with the locals.
ROADWAYS TO GET
`360 CRORE AS
GAP FUNDING
`65.91 CRORE
SANCTIONED FOR
VARIOUS ROAD
DEVP WORKS
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
The newly constructed
City Park at Mansarovar,
Jaipur, is an example of
the State Government's
commitment towards
development. In just 2
years, a garbage dump-
ing yard was converted
into a magnificent park.
I inaugurated the City
Park on October 21.
Do visit this place with
your loved ones.
Time
TWEET CM GEHLOT’S APPROVALS
30 IAS TRANSFERRED
CM APPROVES `33.28 CRORE FOR SETTING UP
BLOCK CHAIN CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN RAJ
CM APPROVES DRAFT OF VARIOUS SCHEMES
UNDER MINORITY INCLUSIVE DEVP FUND
Jaipur: The State Government is working with com-
mitment towards providing a secure and transparent
e-governance to people. In this sequence, CM Gehlot
has sanctioned Rs 33.28 crore for setting up of Block
Chain Centre of Excellence with a view to promote
transparency security in the field of e-governance.
CM has sanctioned Rs 4.24 cr in current financial year.
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot has approved the draft of
various schemes under Minorities Inclusive Develop-
ment Fund. A financial provision of Rs 5 crore has
been made by Gehlot for Waqf property protection
scheme, Rs 34 crore for infrastructure development
works and Rs 10 crore for infrastructure development
works on the basis of public participation.
`20 CR GRANT
TO JAINARAYAN
VYAS UNIVERSITY
FOR PENSION
PAYMENT
Jaipur: CM Gehlot has approved the proposal to grant
Rs 20 crore for timely payment of pension to pensioners
of Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur. At present there
are about 1,460 retired personnel in University, who are
being paid pension. With this decision of CM, it will be
possible to pay pension retirement benefits to them.
1. Abhay Kumar, ACS,
Panchayat Raj and Food
Supplies Department
2. Aparna Arora, Princi-
pal Secretary, Revenue
Department
3. Sandeep Verma, Princi-
pal Secretary, Department
of Science and Technology
4. Anand Kumar, Princi-
pal Secretary, Home and
Transport Departments
5. Naveen Mahajan,
President, Rajasthan Pol-
lution Board
6. Vaibhav Galaria, Princi-
pal Secretary, PWD
7. Ravikant Principal,
Secretary, Medical Educa-
tion Department
8. Vikas Bhai, Administra-
tive Secretary and Medical
and Health Services
9. Ashutosh K Pendekar,
CMD Rajasthan Rajya
Vidyut Prasaran Nigam
Limited and Chairman Ra-
jasthan Energy Department
Corporation, Jaipur
10. Bhanu Prakash, Secre-
tary, Home Department
11. Dr Neeraj K Pawan,
Divisional Commissioner,
Bikaner
12. Poorna Chandra
Kishan, Secretary, Disas-
ter Management Civil
Defence
13. Shuchi Tyagi, CEO,
State Health Insurance
Agency Rajasthan, Jaipur,
14. Antar Singh Nehra,
Divisional Commissioner,
Jaipur,
15. Karan Singh, MD,
Rajasthan State Mines
and Minerals Corporation
Limited
16. Parmeshwar Lal
as Managing Director,
Rajasthan State Food and
Civil Supplies Corporation
17. Pragya Kewalramani,
Commissioner, Devasthan
Department, Udaipur
18. Sandesh Nayak, Direc-
tor Mines and Geology,
Udaipur
19. Rukmani Riya, District
Collector, Hanumangarh
20. Nathmal Didel, MD,
Rajasthan State Road
Transport Corporation,
Jaipur
21. Dr Pradeep K Gawade,
Commissioner, Coloniza-
tion Department, Bikaner
22. ML Chauhan, Joint
Secretary, Higher Educa-
tion Department
23. Laxminarayan, Dis-
trict Collector, Dungarpur
24. Sunil Sharma, Com-
missioner, College Educa-
tion Department, Jaipur
25. Pukhraj Sen, Com-
missioner Food Safety
Industrial Control Com-
missionerate
26. Saurabh Swami,
District Collector, Sri
Ganganagar
27. Dr Inderjit Yadav, Dis-
trict Collector Pratapgarh,
28. Pratap Singh, Direc-
tor, Swachh Bharat Mission
29. Dr Manju, Joint
Secretary, Industries
Department
30. Artika Shukla, Joint
Secretary, Energy Depart-
ment, Jaipur.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Abhay Kumar’s
transfer from Home,
SandeepVerma’sremov-
al from Roadways,
Naveen Mahajan’s oust-
ing from Secretariat, in-
crease in stature of
Anand Kumar, transfer
of Vaibhav Galriya after
alongtime andonemore
transfer of T. Ravikant
are some of the high-
lights of the transfer list
of 30 IAS issued on Fri-
day by the State Govern-
ment. In totality
, the
list is being considered
as a ‘popular and prac-
tical’ list where CMO
haddonealotof home-
workforthechief min-
ister. The arrival of a
low profile and highly
efficient Anand Kumar
inthecorridorsof power
as the Principal Secre-
tary Home is being con-
sidered as a welcome
move, as the ‘style and
functioning’ of Abhay
Kumar was increasingly
becomingaroad-blockin
the fast decision making
process of the Home de-
partment vis-a-vis other
higherupsinthegovern-
ment, though Abhay en-
joys the reputation and
goodwill of an honest
and low profile officer.
Although on health
grounds, Abhay had re-
quested more than once
to the state government
to hand him a ‘lighter
charge’.
However, the bureau-
cracy is also shocked at
the elevation of Sand-
esh Nayak on the high
chairof Director,Mines,
Ashutosh AT Ped-
nekar’s major responsi-
bility in Vidyut Bhawan
and handing over the
complicated responsi-
bility of MD, Roadways
to Nathmal Didel. Ashu-
tosh appears to be a
‘lucky guy’ who has al-
ways been getting im-
portant assignments,
one after the other.
Pradeep K Gawande
has been given a posting
according to his capa-
bilities, as handing him
thechargeof MD,RSMM
and thereafter Director,
Mines was a wrong and
laughable move of the
DoP
. However, through
its Friday’s transfer list,
theDoPhascorrectedits
mistake. Notably
, the re-
moval of Pukhraj Sain
was finalised from the
day when he came into
direct confrontation
withseniorofficerinthe
Finance department,
who is known for his ef-
ficiency low-profile
functioning. Additional-
ly
, DoP has looked at
Skill Development Dept
after a long time ap-
pointed Poonam Chan-
dra Kishan as its full
time Secretary
.
Officials like Antar
Singh Nehra, Sourabh
Swami, Vikas S. Bhale,
L. N. Mantri and Suneel
Sharma have been giv-
en new responsibilities.
Notably, DoP has ‘taken
care’ of senior IAS Shi-
khar Agrawal and
handed him the addi-
tional charge of a major
department like Water
Resources, thus making
him the most powerful
bureaucrat among his
peers. In the past he has
handled the depart-
ment and handing him
the reins yet again, is
beyond understanding.
Krishna Kunal was
on a ‘cold bag’ posting
in Election department
for long time and hand-
ing him the additional
charge of Animal Hus-
bandry, Fisheries, Go-
palan and Minorities
department is a sur-
prising move. Handing
the additional charge of
RUDSICO to Hridesh
Kumar Sharma, the
DoP has honoured the
official’s abilities.
The position of Regis-
trar, Cooperatives is
considered an impor-
tant position in the state
government and nearly
half a dozen IAS were
lobbying for this post. It
was thought that a
youngandenergeticIAS
would be transferred to
this post but, for the
time being, the charge
has been handed over to
Meghraj Singh Ratnu.
It seems that com-
plaining against AAG R.
P. Singh has cost dearly
to Sandeep Verma,
whose work style, per-
haps, doesn’t match
with the current govt.
Vaibhav Galriya, who
was comfortably
perched in Medical Dept
even minister Parsadi
Lal Meena couldn’t re-
move him, has now been
transferred handed
the reins of another im-
portant department i.e.
PWD. Minister Bhajan
Lal Jatav had put
Naveen Mahajan in
dock it is believed that
Vaibhav won’t be able to
do much either, basical-
ly because of minister’s
intervention in day- to-
day affairs of the de-
partment.
A fresh ‘good governance’ effort, Gehlot reshuffles
major postings, brings a new Principal Secy Home !
Abhay Kumar
CM Ashok Gehlot
Naveen Mahajan
Anand Kumar Vaibhav Galriya
1. Shikhar Agarwal–
Principal Secretary,
Indira Gandhi Canal
Department, Chairman,
Indira Gandhi Canal
Board, Principal Secre-
tary, Water Resources
Department
2. Krishna Kunal -
Secretary, Animal
Husbandry, Fisheries
and Animal Husbandry,
Minority Affairs and
Waqf Department
3. Bhanwar Lal Mehra–
Administrator, Board of
Sec Education, Ajmer
4. Hridesh Kumar
Sharma– Executive
Director, RUDSICO
5. Meghraj Singh Ratnu
– Registrar, Cooperation
Department
6. Hari Mohan Meena–
Commissioner and Joint
Secretary, Disabled
(After 31.10.2022)
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Adding a jacket to any ensemble gives it charm and makes one look
sophisticated and classy. Any ensemble that incorporates ethnic jackets
gains magic and becomes an occult statement item. City First brings to
you the significance of jackets in the ethnic world!
ashion is what you adopt when
you don’t know who you are. In-
dian fashion is wonderful. ash-
ion is what you adopt when you
don’t know who you are. Indian
fashion is wonderful. Every en-
chanted flower, each brisk
breeze, each wintry snowfall, the end-
less hours and agonising efforts it takes
to complement the wearer’s style like
Indian girls themselves. You can style
ethnic jackets anyplace and however,
you choose. An ordinary outfit can be-
come a standout piece by adding an eth-
nic jacket. Three different jacket styles
can be worn over a saree - long jackets,
short jackets and medium-sized jackets.
This modern way of wearing a saree
with a jacket makes it another designer
ensemble in and of itself. There are two
ways to wear it, either inside like a
blouse and wrapping the pallu over the
jacket, or outside like a jacket over a sa-
ree pallu. Again, the body form is what
immediately lends a glam appearance.
Indian design is complex. Go for a
black skirt and blouse combo with a
colourfully embroidered short jacket
if you’re having trouble deciding
what kind of jacket to wear with what
colour. This instantly creates a ritzy
appearance that can be worn for any
celebratory occasion.
Who in the world will say no to
pairing an ethnic embroidered
jacketwithafull-lengthAnarka-
li kurta? Some embroidery
jackets are finely made with
alluring details in them giving
a classy yet posh wedding-
ready look. When you have a
straightforward Anarkali
suit and a stylish jacket with
an all-over body sequence, it
is pure happiness.
Traditional jackets are
also frequently worn by
people who seek to give
their appearance a sense of
authority and power. Such
jackets were worn by the
royals of Western India
during those grand cele-
brations and ceremonies.
See how the same kurta set
can give you a light look
when worn alone or a weighty
look when worn with a jacket
that has delicate sequin em-
broidery. For women or girls
who want to achieve two
looks with one dress, this
three-piece set is perfect.
The same attire can be
transformed into a du-
al-look outfit. By sim-
ply mixing and match-
ing the components
of an outfit, it is pos-
sible to dress Indian
wear in a variety of
ways. By experi-
menting, you can
generate a wide va-
riety of fashion
trends. Just start
with the ethnic
jackets if you
wish to incorpo-
rate new things
into your fashion
sense. Jackets
over ethnic are
the finest work
wear for a girl
who likes to
style her ordi-
nary work
clothing in a
c o n t e m p o -
rary way.
MRIDULA SHARMA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
F

RIDDHI,
Influencer
FACE
OF
THE
DAY!
Aries
MARCH 21 - APRIL 20
Tensions on the family
front are likely to get
sorted out. Your
spouse is someone
who can do anything
for your happiness. You are happy
spending whole day at home. Help
your mothers at home today and give
them a reason to smile. You are an
opportunist.
Gemini
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You are very fortunate
to have a great friend
circle. Whatever you
have in mind, you will
manage to implement it
at work. You are likely to feel much
healthy and energetic today. Visit a
doctor if you have any doubts about
your health. You want to have your own
house and you will work hard for it.
Leo
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
This is the best time try
something new with life
give yourself a new
purpose. You will feel
amorous towards your
wife. Work on your limitations, there
can be no better time than this. You
have more opposite sex friends than
the same and you may be judged
sometimes but don’t care.
Libra
SEPTEMBER 24 - OCTOBER 22
Today is a favourable
day for business.
Listening to someone’s
advice on the profes-
sional front will be in
your interest. You are very generous
by nature and also you are the
backbone of your family. Be careful of
the words that come out of your
mouth. Your lover may finally say yes.
Sagittarius
NOVEMBER 23 - DECEMBER 22
Pending paperwork
concerning a property
will be completed. Your
spouse may make you
spend more than you
expected. Admit your faults in
relationship. Fantastic day for investing
money in stock market as you can make
fortune. You miss your parents a lot and
somewhere fear to loose them.
Aquarius
JANUARY 21 - FEBRUARY 19
Fortunes are set to rise
for those in trade and
business. You love to
live close to your family.
You are a child at heart
and never let this child die. You have a
big heart and you always help
someone if you can. Expected
payments are likely to get released
soon.
Taurus
APRIL 21 - MAY 20
You make sure to make
things work your way.
You are most wanted by
your friends. You can
have romantic affair in
office and a serious one. You will invest
money in clothes and accessories
today. You are a God fearing person.
Never demotivate someone even if
someone is not capable.
Cancer
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
You will enjoy good
health by remaining
regular in your
workouts. It will be in
your interest to guide a
family youngster on the academic
front. Scrumptious food is what you
are craving for today. You may start a
side business to earn extra money. You
are a very grounded person.
Virgo
AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 23
Some family issues may
need urgent resolution,
so don’t neglect them.
Some of you are likely to
enjoy an excursion with
friends.You will feel financially
comfortable. Your personality will attract
many eligible bachelors. Spend time
talking with likeminded people as it will
make you feel good for now.
Scorpio
OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You must create an
environment of
understanding at home.
Your regular exercise
routine promises to
keep you fit and energetic. You will
succeed in any sort of examination if
you put your heart and soul to it. You
need a break from day to tensions and
the way to cope up with stress.
Capricorn
DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 20
Don’t make friends for
money and status
rather make friends
who will stick with you
forever. You care about
you lover but somehow hesitate in
expressing that care. On social front,
you may have to spend some extra
money in buying gifts for someone for
some specific occasion.
Pisces
FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 20
Family will be
supportive of your
ideas, but only to an
extent. You give tough
competition to people.
Many people get inspired by you. You
will get special treatment from your
dear ones. Good health is assured
through own efforts. Meet people you
get along with well.
YOUR DAY Horoscopeby
SaurabbhSachdeva
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ETC
RISHI SUNAK: PIONEERED
RISHI SUNAK: PIONEERED
THE WORLD STAGE
THE WORLD STAGE
hen Shake-
speare, the
great play-
w r i g h t ,
penned his
i m m o r t a l
words “ALL
THE WORLD’S A
STAGE”, his view was
limited to a metaphor. He
could not have imagined
that a young, skinny
Hindu would become the
PM of the UK and pio-
neer a new World Stage
for generations to follow.
The meteoric rise of
Rishi Sunak to the high-
est office in Great Brit-
ain is being hailed the
world over, albeit
through deviating
prisms. Sadly, in some
dark minds, his rise is
being seen as a body
blow and a conspiracy
against the whites.
But, as a matter of
fact, his rise is the cut-
ting edge of human evo-
lution, for it has pushed
mankind many miles
closer to that distant uto-
pia where man nature
will coexist in eternal
bliss.
While Indians are cel-
ebrating pluralism in a
country that ruled over
them for 200 years, they
are letting monism crawl
out at home. Coloured
people are feeling some-
what vindicated that
their skin shade is noth-
ing but a pigment of the
imagination.
What Sunak
really
represents is the tri-
umph of core human
values of hard work, in-
tegrity and learning.
He has proven that the
barriers of religion
colour are high only for
the mediocre. To step
over them with alacrity,
sangfroid the confi-
dence of a Barack, Ri-
shi, Manmohan or Lal
Bahadur, one has to be-
come taller in character,
professional integrity
wisdom, all honed by
quality education. Such
personalities belie the
excuses, alibis and self-
justifications of the lazy
and corrupt.
Having said that, for
such efforts to fructify,
the ground of liberal
thought (democracy) is a
prerequisite, even if
partly tilled. Is it any
surprise that such leaps
are well nigh impossible
in autocratic or theocrat-
ic states? Only democra-
cies, the crucibles of lib-
eral thought, can make it
possible. They welcome
pure talent integrity to
break their fossilized
thoughts on colour, reli-
gion etc and cement
their democratic values.
Rishi Sunak
has enkindled
many a flame
across the world
stage. He has add-
ed fuel to a mil-
lion burning spir-
its who can now dare
to dream big !!
Just as electricity, a
miracle once, is now the
most common utility in
our lives, so too would
that stage be that
Rishi has
set up so adroitly
.
For thousands of
years, Mt.Everest stood
unconquered, until the
young Edmund Hillary
climbed it in 1953. Ever
since, in 69 short years,
more than 6,000 have
climbed that peak., with
one Nepali Sherpa mak-
ing 26 ascents !! By the
way, his name is Kami
Rita, in case his effort
has been lost in the dust
of that oft-tread path !!
Even though the irre-
pressible comics cyn-
ics will add grist to their
humour rumour mills,
they can never take
away the breathtaking
conquest of Rishi Su-
nak, the 57th PM of
Great Britain, once the
biggest empire the world
has known. The trail he
has blazed will make it
easier for the ones who
are sure to emulate his
extraordinary feat.
RAINU SINGH
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
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n Aditi Rao Hydari's 36th birthday, actor and ru-
moured boyfriend Siddharth has penned a lovely
note for her alongside an unseen photo of them to-
gether. The rumoured couple has remained tight-
lipped about the relationship but Siddharth's birth-
day message for Aditi speaks volumes about their
true love. Happy Happy Happy Birthday Princess of
Heart @aditiraohydari I pray all your dreams, the big
ones, the small ones, and the ones yet unseen, always
come true, always for you. Have the best trip
around the sun yet. P.S- growing up is for squares.
Don't!, read his Instagram caption for Aditi. Although they have not of-
ficially confirmed their relationship according to the sources they
have been seeing each other for a long time. They fell in love on sets
of Ajay Bhupathi's Maha Samudram and since then have been
spending time together.
PRINCESS OF HEART
O
J
anhvi Kapoor doesn't stop inspiring. With
every movie promotion, she comes to
make statements with her looks. Glam-
our is at the heart and soul of it all and
to do it once again with Mili came to us as no
revelation, our eyes are lovin' it. The actress
is primarily paying pretty and flawless trib-
utes to ethnic ensembles and we love how this
Monika Nidhii saree got itself hooked
onto her style list.
Trust to deliver the best with the
25-year-old's latest look. In her case,
it was striking with colours and it is
good for when you want something
colourful such as a wedding or a
puja attendee. This lime green crea-
tion isn't a clichéd hue, the top
reason why this look is worth ref-
erencing and giving it a first pref-
erence will read triumph.
V
arun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon
starrer Bhediya is one of the most-
anticipated movies of the year.
Now, ahead of Bhediya's theatrical
release, the makers of the horror-comedy
movie have finally unveiled the first
song, titled, Thumkeswari. Composed by
Sachin-Jigar and penned by Amitabh
Bhattacharya. The track is sung by
Sachin-Jigar, Rashmeet Kaur and Ash
King. Kriti took to her social media handle
and shared the song, she wrote: The big-
gest thumka anthem of the year is here!
#Thumkeshwari is out now. #Bhediya. In
Thumkeshwari, Varun and Kriti can be flaunt-
ing their thumkas, not just that, Shraddha
Kapoor aka Stree also made a special
appearance in the song.
T
he Jonas family's recent looks are the best in
the fashion league and it all packs a punch
given the patterns and fabrics. Styled and put
together in wonderful ways, they looked like a
winning team. All in warmed-up and chic perfection,
their outfits are giving strong desi realness that
could be your formula too for weddings and gath-
erings ahead.
The family was dressed up in spectacular Fal-
guni and Shane Peacock designs in the latest Ins-
tagram post of Priyanka and it was a pretty rev-
elation that bright hues like neon, pink, orange,
yellow and so on aren't always the winners. The
baby girl's lehenga set with colourful floral em-
broidery
. While Priyanka donned a three-piece
set that featured a sweetheart neckline and
cropped blouse with a plunging neckline and
straps. She wore it with embroidered sheer
and floor-length cape.
Desi Charmers
M
alaika Arora steps out in a classic
ivory-white knitted sweater paired
with a trendy pair of straight-fit dis-
tressed jeans. The oversized white
knitted sweater features a ribbed U-neck,
dropped shoulders, and long sleeves in addi-
tion to a knitted pattern which makes it stand
out. The star amped up her casual look with
Louis Vuitton's Dauphine MM bag which is
worth Rs. 313,235.90. The bag features a long
strap,theiconicLVmonogrammedcanvas,along
with a magnet lock. To add to her LV look she also
completed her look with LV Beaubourg Platform
Derby which is worth Rs. 104,734.95.
CraftedfromsignatureLouisVuitton'sMonogram
canvas, the Louis Vuitton shoes are the perfect
blend of a masculine and feminine vibe.
Malaika's
fall look FIGHTER'S
release date
T
here has been a lot of buzz around Hrithik Roshan and
Deepika Padukone starrer Fighter right from the mo-
ment it was announced. This film marks the first on-
screen collaboration of Deepika Padukone and Hrithik
Roshan and fans cannot keep calm. The Siddharth Anand
directorial is an aerial-based action thriller that also stars
Anil Kapoor.
The release date of Fighter has been postponed many
times in the past and looks like the makers have now locked
the release date. “All systems go! #FIGHTER is cleared for
take-off on 25th January 2024! Hold on to your seats and
don't let go!” wrote Anil Kapoor. Check out the first-look
poster of Fighter below.
The magic of
Thumkeshwari
Janhvi's ethnic glam
Janhvi Kapoor
Priyanka Chopra
Her post...
Malaika Arora Deepika Padukone
Aditi Rao Hydari
Siddharth’s post...
Still from the movie

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