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Remembering
IRONLADY
Aditi Nagar
ndia has had a fair share
of political happenings
that have resulted in a
‘rupture’ of sorts, in the
way the nation was being
led. The 90’s were tumul-
tuous times for the na-
tion when economy was at its low-
est, governments fell and social
structure was being shaken. But
perhaps, the biggest political hap-
pening, since Independence, was the
cold blooded murder of the first, and
till now the only
, female Prime Min-
ister of the nation - Indira Gandhi.
Since that day, 38 years ago, po-
litical commentators and observers
have argued about India that could
have been had Indira been alive;
simply because the years of work
that were put in to develop her as an
ideal ‘leader’ and not a ‘constitu-
tional post holder’ may not come to
pass again.
Known for her ability to take
hard decisions and to stand by
them, Indira left a grand legacy
to carry forward, a legacy which
was carried ahead, for a short
time, by her son, who groomed,
like his mother, young leaders
like current Rajasthan CM
Ashok Gehlot. Indira had huge
shoes to fill in for the Congress
and Gandhi family, but devoid
of Indira’s ‘guardianship’, the
current leadership of Congress
does not appear to be able to
carry forward the grand legacy
left by Indira. But while Indira
may have passed on, her ideolo-
gy and abilities are perhaps be-
ing displayed by Ashok
Gehlot, a three
time CM of
Rajasthan, who like her mentor
Indira, with whom he came in
contact in his twenties, is known
for running a ‘no-nonsense’ gov-
ernment and standing by the de-
cisions taken in public interest.
But what makes Indira relevant
even today is the fact that even after
38 years since her demise, Indira is
still ‘relevant’ in the current politi-
cal clime. In 1999, Indira Gandhi
was named “Woman of the Millen-
nium” in an online poll organised
by the BBC. In 2020, Gandhi was
named by Time magazine among
the world’s 100 powerful women
who defined the last century
. In fact,
such was her ‘influence’ that a
whole generation of female chil-
dren in Afghanistan was named
Indira!
On her 38th death anniversary,
First India remembers the ‘Iron
Lady of India’!
I
THE
On 38th death anniversary
Gehlot, a leader groomed
and nurtured by Indira...
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
CM Ashok Gehlot took to Twitter on October 31, 2017 and shared this
picture, he wrote, Smt #IndiraGandhi ji would always live in our hearts and
inspire us to do our utmost for the Nation...#UnforgettableMemories

WATCH THE NATIONAL HINDI NEWS CHANNEL BHARAT24 FOR THE MOST RELEVANT CREDIBLE NEWS
OVER 78 DEAD AS CABLE BRIDGE COLLAPSES IN MORBI
First India Bureau
Morbi: A major acci-
dent occurred due to
the breakdown of a ca-
ble bridge in Gujarat’s
Morbi, on Sunday. The
newly constructed ca-
ble bridge over the
Machhu river was
opened 3 days ago and
more than 78 died in the
tragedy. About 500 peo-
ple were present on the
bridge at the time of the
accident. All of them
were celebrating the
festival of Chhath.
Around 400 people are
feared drowned in the
canal in this accident.
Several ambulances
have reached the spot to
take the injured to the
hospital, rescue work is
going on. PM Narendra
Modi speaks to Gujarat
CM Patel and seeks ur-
gent mobilisation of
teams for rescue ops af-
ter cable bridge collapse
in Gujarat’s Morbi.
PM Narendra Modi speaks
to Gujarat CM Bhupendra
Patel, inquires about mishap
PM MODI, CM ANNOUNCE `2L, `4L EX-
GRATIA RESP FOR BEREAVED FAMILIES
PM Narendra Modi announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh
from the PMRF for the next of kin of each of those who
lost their lives in the bridge collapse in Gujarat’s Morbi.
The injured would be given Rs 50,000 each. ‘I express
my condolences to the families of the citizens who lost
their lives in the tragedy. The state government will
provide Rs 4 lakhs to the family of each deceased and
Rs 50,000 to the injured,’ said CM Bhupendra Patel.
About 500 people were present to celebrate the festival of Chhath when a cable bridge collapsed in the Machchhu river, in Morbi on
Sunday. More than 400 people feared drowned in the canal in this accident, the injured were soon taken to the neaby hospital.
I am deeply saddened by the
accident in Morbi. I have spoken to
Harsh Sanghavi, MoS for Home and
other officials of Gujarat in this matter. Local
administration is engaged in providing relief
work with full readiness, NDRF is also reach-
ing the spot soon. The administration has
been directed to provide immediate treatment
to the injured. —Amit Shah, Home Minister
SUPREME COURT TO
HEAR 232 PLEAS ON
CAA ISSUE TODAY
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court is scheduled to
hear around 240 PILs,
including a large batch of
petitions challenging the
constitutional validity of
the contentious Citizenship
(Amendment) Act (CAA),
on Monday after a nine-day
Diwali vacation.
AAMIR KHAN’S MOM
HOSPITALISED AFTER
HEART ATTACK
Mumbai: Actor Aamir
Khan‘s mother Zeenat
has reportedly suffered a
massive heart attack at her
Panchagani house. Aamir
Khan was with her during
Diwali when his mother
suffered a heart attack.
Actor immediately flew her
to Breach Candy hospital.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
BHARAT JODO YATRA:
RAHUL SPRINTS WITH
YOUNG BOYS IN T’GANA
BYE BYE PAK TRENDS
ON TWITTER AFTER
INDIA’S LOSS TO SA
Hyderabad: The lazy Sunday
morning in Gollapalli in
Mahbubnagar district in
Telangana was turned into a
sprint field as 52-year young
Rahul Gandhi challenged a
few young boys for a sprint
even as other Cong leaders
were caught unawares.
Telangana PCC President
Revanth Reddy also started
scooting from brisk walk. P8
Perth: India and South
Africa fought in a low
scoring game of 134 runs at
the Perth Stadium in Perth
on Sunday. India’s loss
means Pakistan virtually
crashing out of World Cup
and the result has sparked
a meme fest on Twitter
following Men in Green’s
confirmed elimination.
SUPER SUNDAY IN STATE OF WAR GUJARAT
MODI’S MEGA PUSH...
MAKEININDIA,MAKEFORWORLD!
Moni Sharma
Vadodara: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Sunday laid the founda-
tion stone for the plant
to manufacture C-295
aircraft in Vadodara in
Gujarat. The joint ven-
ture of Airbus and Tata
Advanced Systems Lim-
ited will manufacture
40 C-295 military trans-
port planes at the facil-
ity as part of a Rs 22,000
crore deal to supply 56
such aircraft. The Rest
16 planes will be sup-
plied from Spain.
Modi said that air-
craft manufacturing in
Vadodara is India’s gi-
ant leap towards becom-
ing self-reliant in the
aviation sector. He said
that India is going to be
a major hub for mani-
curing large aircraft.
PM lays foundation
stone of Gujarat
plant for C-295 planes
Total cost of the
project is said to
be around `21,935 crore
This is joint venture
of Airbus and Tata
Advanced Systems Ltd
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Acharya Devvrat, Rajnath Singh, Jyotiraditya M Scindia, Bhupendra
Patel, Christian Scherer and other dignitaries during the foundation stone laying ceremony of C-295
transport aircraft manufacturing plant, in Vadodara, Gujarat on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Devotees offer prayers to setting sun during Chhath Puja, in Bhubaneswar on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Ambulances carrying victims to the hospital near the Hamilton
Hotel where incident happened in Seoul, South Korea on Sunday.
Halloween horror: Death toll in
Seoul stampede rises to 151
Seoul: South Korea’s
President Yoon Suk-
yeol declared a national
mourning on Sunday
after 151 people were
killed and 82 others in-
jured while celebrating
Halloween in Seoul on
Saturday late night.
The president said it
was so miserable to see
such a disaster.
Today India is making its
own fighter planes, tanks,
submarines, Indian made
medicines and vaccines are saving
lakhs of people across the world,
Indian made electronics gadgets,
made in India mobile phones,
Indian made cars are available in
so many countries.
—Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
 The plant is
expected to deliver 8
aircrafts per year
 40 planes to be
made at the Vadodara
plant will be delivered
from 2026 to 2031
 The first batch of
16 planes will be de-
livered by the Airbus
from its huge CASA
plant in Spain from
2023 to 2025
 Over 13,400 parts
of C295 would be
sourced from 125 In-
dian suppliers located
in 7 Indian States
WORSHIPPING
THE SUN GOD!
President Yoon Suk Yeol declares a national mourning
The vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat”
led to the decision to celebrate Sardar Patel’s birth anniversary, October 31, as
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, “National Unity Day” every year. Since 2014, Rashtriya
Ekta Diwas has been celebrated with great zeal across the country. More on P7
The first and, to date, the only female Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi served as
PM from January 1966 to March 1977 and again from January 1980 until her death in
1984. Late Congress politician was assassinated by her bodyguards on Oct 31, 1984,
after she ordered military action in Golden Temple in Operation Blue Star. Inside Jacket
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CELEBRATING SARDAR
VALLABHBHAI PATEL
BIRTH ANNIVERSARY,
RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS
REMINISCING GREAT
VISIONARY LEADER,
INDIRA GANDHI ON
HER DEATH ANNIV
BJP IS NERVOUS, THAT’S WHY MODI COMING
TO GUJARAT EVERY WEEK: QUIPS GEHLOT
Rajeev Gaur, Ashok Ku-
mawat, Manoj Chaurasiya
Abu Road:Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Sunday said that the
BJP in Gujarat is nerv-
ous and therefore Prime
MinisterNarendraModi
has visited Gujarat two
or three times. The CM
said that Congress lead-
er Rahul Gandhi has
praisedthestategovern-
ment and its schemes in
several states, which
gives motivation.
Attacking the Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) led
by Delhi CM Arvind Ke-
jriwal, Gehlot said that
the party should not be
allowed to even enter
into Gujarat. “
AAP even
removed Gandhiji from
theposters.Whatkindof
politics is being done by
the AAP party?” he
asked. “We respect Bha-
gat Singh, Bhimrao
Ambedkar but what
kindof AAPpartywants
to do politics by replac-
ing Gandhiji,” he said.
Gehlotwastalkingtothe
media in Abu Road on
Sunday
. Turn to P10
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot waiving at the public in Virampur,
Gujarat on Sunday where he attended a public meeting.
RAHUL GANDHI
ALL PRAISES FOR
GEHLOT GOVT!
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi praised the Ashok
Gehlot govt. He tweeted
that contractual employees
were given permanent
jobs, timely promotions
were given and the old
pension scheme has
been revived in Rajasthan
and on coming to power,
Congress will implement
these decisions in Gujarat
also. Highlighting the
pro-employees decisions
of Rajasthan govt, Rahul
sought votes in Gujarat.
Gehlot, who is on election
Gujarat these days,
said that the Congress
fulfilled its commitment in
Rajasthan and will do
the same in Gujarat.
PM Narendra Modi
and CM Ashok Gehlot
will share the dais to
pay tributes to tribal
freedom fighters at
Mangarh on Nov 1
 Just as goats are
purchased for Eid,
BJP buying MLAs
to topple state
govts: CM Gehlot
 Rahul Gandhi has
praised Rajasthan
govt’s schemes that
motivates: Gehlot
 Congress party
likely to release
election manifesto
in Gujarat by
November 8
OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
Aayush minister Dr
Subhash Garg was
admitted to the SMS
hospital after his health
suddenly deteriorated in
Bharatpur on Sunday. P5
A 27-year-old married
woman allegedly died by
suicide along with her two
children by jumping into a
water tank in Osian town
of Jodhpur. Kin of woman
files dowry death case. P5
A gang of four to five
people fled away with an
ATM loaded with Rs 15
lakh cash in Kotputli town
here in the early hours of
Sunday, police said. P5

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2022
04
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The 7th An-
nual General Meeting
of Federation of Hospi-
tality and Tourism in
Rajasthan (FHTR) was
organised at Hotel
Clarks Amer. On the oc-
casion, patron of FHTR
and Former Secretary
of Tourism, Govern-
ment of India, Lalit
Panwar discussed the
way forward for a prof-
itable yet sustainable
model of tourism in
terms of employment,
economy and environ-
ment. He said that the
different resources of
tourism should be
tapped to utilize their
full potential but it is
also equally important
to value and safeguard
Earlier, FHTR Presi-
dent, Apurv Kumar
gave a presentation out-
lining the milestones of
organization from July
2021 till now. Treasurer,
FHTR, Tarun Bansal
presented the annual
budget report. Senior
VP, Kuldeep Singh
Chandela shared idea
of organizing a gastron-
omy related seminar
and event in Rajasthan
and move beyond the
culinary staples. Pre-
sent on the occasion
were Khalid Khan, Mo-
han Singh and others.
‘FOCUSONSUSTAINABLEMODELOFTOURISM’
7TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF FHTR
lll
The 7th Annual
General Meeting
of the Federation
of Hospitality
and Tourism in
Rajasthan
(FHTR) was
held at Hotel
Clarks Amer on
Sunday
23GOTHEBRAHMAKUMARIS’WAY
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of rap-
ing a businesswoman
by a familiar youth has
come to light in the city
.
Acquaintance raped
her after offering her an
intoxicated cold drink
in the hotel. The ac-
cused blackmailed her
with obscene videos
made in a state of un-
consciousness. He then
started raping her fre-
quently by threatening
to make videos viral.
The accused created
a fake account in her
name and uploaded ob-
scene photo videos on
Instagram. The victim
has lodged a report
against accused at Kar-
ni Vihar police station.
According to the police,
during the course of
business, victim got in
touch with accused at a
supplier. The accused
gained confidence of
victim and planned a
business-related meet-
ing where she was in-
toxicated, raped and
later filmed.
BK Sushma others along with 23 Rajyogini Bal Brahmacharini daughters at dais during Brahma Kumaris joining event held by
International Spiritual Brahma Kumaris Sansthan (inset) BK Jayanti BK Sushma in discussion. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
23 daughters,
who joined, hold
professional
degrees in
various streams
First India Bureau
Jaipur: 23 Rajyogini
Bal Brahmacharini
daughters took to the
path of spirituality by
joining the Brahma Ku-
maris in an event held
by the International
Spiritual Brahma Ku-
maris Sansthan on Sun-
day at Ranbanka Mar-
riage Hall, Sirsi Road in
Jaipur. These 23 daugh-
ters are post graduate,
some have engineering
degrees, while others
are into teaching, arts
and commerce fields.
BrahmakumarisJaipur
subzone in-charge BK
Sushma said that this is
the first time that 23
sisters are going to join.
Govt fails to pay for
students under RTE,
privateschoolssuffer
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Under RTE,
Education Dept is not
changing its system re-
garding fees and educa-
tion of unprivileged
children studying in
private schools. In such
a situation, not only are
the schools facing diffi-
culty, but due to minor
shortcomings, private
schools do not give ad-
mission. The reason is
that for every small de-
ficiency, the school’s
payment is stopped, and
school excludes such
students from the ad-
mission list, whose re-
cord has some lacking.
Usually, while mak-
ing Aadhaar card of
young children, family
members do not pay at-
tention to the name. For
example, if child’s
name is Ramaavatar
and Aadhaar card has
Ramavatar, child does
not get admission in a
private school under
RTE. Even if child is
admitted, his name is
removed from payment
list during physical ver-
ification. At present,
there are hundreds of
private schools in the
state, where students
are studying but gov-
ernment is not paying
their fees. Govt is sav-
ing money but private
schools are suffering.
Businesswoman sedated, raped,
blackmailed video put on Insta
Chain snatched
from sisters in
broad daylight
Mahesh Tiwari,
new advisor to
Min Dhariwal
Minister Gudha shifts
accident victims to hosp
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A chain snatch-
ing incident has been
registered in the Bajaj
Nagar police station
area of the city. Three-
bike ridden miscreants
hit the two sisters on
the way with their bike
and fled away by snatch-
ing the chain. A case
was registered in the
police station on the
complaint of Vikram
Singh. First, the miscre-
ants tried to grab the
chain of one of the two
sisters. Falling on the
first attempt, after go-
ing a short distance, the
miscreants came back,
hit the sisters and broke
the chain and escaped.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ex-JDA senior
horticulturist Mahesh
Tiwari will be advisor
to UDH Min Shanti
Dhariwal. Tiwari has
been given honour for
his devotion to work.
Dhariwal called Tiwari
to his residence hand-
ed over a written order
to him entrusted him
with the responsibility
of his advisor. Deputy
Conservator of Forests
Tiwari will retire on
Oct 31 take new re-
sponsibility from Nov 1.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Minister Ra-
jendra Gudha turned a
good samaritan and
shifted people to hospi-
tal who suffered inju-
ries in a road accident
at Sikar Road on Sun-
day. Sources informed
that Minister Rajendra
Gudha was passing
through Sun City locat-
ed on Sikar Road when
he spotted an injured
man lying on the road.
The minister imme-
diately stopped his
car and took them to
the hospital.
Minister Rajendra
Gudha also directed
doctors to give proper
treatment to the vic-
tims of road accident.
Sitaram’s efforts bear fruit,road
work of Naya Kheda kicks off
JodhpurtohosteventinFeb
G-20 SUMMIT
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With the tire-
less efforts of Sitaram
Agrawal from the Vidy-
adhar Nagar assembly
constituency, the main
road and street light
work of LS Nagar, Naya
Kheda was started. The
cost of road and electri-
cal work is estimated to
be worth Rs 2.15 crore.
Councilor Mahesh
Aggarwal said that for
almost 15 years, there
was no one to take care
of the bare wires of the
above roads and lights.
Due to this, accidents
happened. In view of
this, Cong leader Sitar-
am Agrawal met JDC
and apprised him. JDC
approved the budget of
Rs 2.15 crore with im-
mediate effect, this
work will provide relief.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: In a first,
Jodhpur will host the
conference of G-20 del-
egates in February
. Del-
egates from Argentina,
Australia, Brazil, Cana-
da, China, France, Ger-
many, Indonesia, Italy,
Japan, Republic of Ko-
rea, Mexico, Russia,
Saudi Arabia, South
Africa, Turkey, the
United Kingdom, the
United States and the
European Union will
get to see the culture,
heritage and handi-
crafts of the place.
Besides, rules will
be made regarding
employment in the
meeting.
Delegates will have
dinner at the Mehran-
garh Fort and enjoy
sand dune in Osian.
They will also visit
Jodhpur’s new road to
Ghantaghar. Delegates
will arrive February 1
evening and the inaugu-
ration of the Working
Group on Employment
session will take place
on February 2. It will
end on February 3. The
conference will be held
at Hotel India.
India will host the
G-20 Group Leaders’
Summit in New Delhi
next year. 17th G20
Heads of State and
Government Summit
will be held in Indone-
sia in Nov 2022.
Sitaram Agrawal with supporters at Vidyadhar Nagar on Sunday.
PM Modi in a group photo with other G-20 leaders during G-20
Summit, at Rome Convention Center, in Rome. —FILE PHOTO
Victim being carried in Minister
Rajendra Gudha’s vehicle.
(Left to right ) Mohan Singh, Kuldeep Singh Chandela, Apurv Kumar, Lalit Panwar, Randhir Vikram
Singh in a discussion during the Annual General Meeting on Sunday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: About hundred
of Cong workers of the
Adarsh Nagar Vidhan
Sabha constituency
took membership of
BJP by wearing a du-
patta at the hands of the
MLA and former BJP
State President Ashok
Parnami. BJP’s Adarsh
Nagar Mandal Presi-
dent Dr KM Pareek said
that hundreds of Cong
workers under the lead-
ership of Shubham
Saini, with support of
Yuva Morcha’s Rahul
Saini, Chittarjan Saini,
turned away from Cong
govt joined BJP.
Congress workers join
BJP, Parnami hails
Ashok Parnami welcomes the
new entrants to the BJP.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: MeT Dept
has predicted west-
ern disturbance on
night of Oct 31. This
will cause rain, snow-
fall and hailstorms in
JK, Ladakh, Gilgit,
Baltistan, Muzaffar-
abad. Soon after this,
Uttarakhand, Punjab,
Haryana, Chandi-
garh, New Delhi, Ra-
jasthan UP will see
a dip in temperature.
Its effect will be felt in
Rajasthan from Nov
3. Foggy conditions
will prevail.
Temp to dip across the
State from November 3
GIRL SEDATED AND RAPED IN JAIPUR
HOTEL, OBSCENE VIDEO FILMED
Jaipur: A case of raping a girl in a hotel has come to
light in the city. She was raped by the acquaintance
in a state of unconsciousness. After raping the vic-
tim, the accused started blackmailing her by threat-
ening to make the obscene video viral. The victim
has lodged a report against accused acquaintance at
Shastri Nagar police station in the city. Police said
that victim was called for a meeting, the accused
took her to a Hotel offered her an intoxicated cold
drink, while unconscious, accused raped her.
SWEEPER’S DAUGHTER TAKEN AWAY,
RAPED OBSCENE VIDEO SHOT
Ajmer: A case of forcibly taking the daughter of a
female sweeper to clean the house and commit-
ting obscene acts has come to light. The victim’s
mother has given a complaint to the Christian Ganj
police station. The victim has blamed the accused
for taking objectionable photos of her minor
daughter and making them viral on social media.
Police is looking into the matter.

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First India Bureau
Kotputli: An Automat-
ed Teller Machine
(ATM) was uprooted
and Rs 15 lakh was
looted by miscreants
in Kotputli town of
Jaipur district on Sat-
urday night.
Police informed the
miscreants arrived in
two cars at an ATM of
Bank of India situated
on the national high-
way in Kotputli.
“The accused first
uprooted the ATM by
using a gas cutter,
loaded it into their car
and fled away. It took
only eight minutes for
the miscreants to com-
mit the crime,” police
officials said.
“Around Rs 11 lakhs
were already inside
the ATM till Saturday
afternoon. It was again
re-filled with Rs 5
lakhs on Saturday
evening. It is suspected
that the miscreants did
a recce and were aware
of the money being
loaded in the cash dis-
pensing machine.
Nearly Rs 15 lakhs
were looted by the mis-
creants. The incident
was captured on CCTV
and the miscreants are
being searched based
on footage and car
numbers,” police add-
ed. Barricading was
done in the area, how-
ever, the accused are
yet to be arrested.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Three people,
including a BSF inspec-
tor, were arrested by the
Central Intelligence
Unit (CIU) of Jaipur Po-
lice Commissionerate
on Sunday for their al-
leged involvement in
the smuggling of illegal
narcotics drugs.
The police team also
seized 6 kgs of opium, a
pistol, two magazines
and 12 live cartridges
from their possession.
Police informed the
three accused have been
identified as BSF In-
spector Rajendra Kuri,
Kailash Devenda and
Madan Barala.
“Based on a specific
input, Rajendra Kuri,
who is posted in Ma-
nipur as an inspector in
BSF, had gone to Chomu
on Sunday to hand-over
theillegalnarcoticdrugs
to Kailash and Madan.
All the three accused
were caught red-handed
near a restaurant on
Samod road and are be-
ing interrogated. Initial
probe revealed that the
BSF inspector used to
bring opium from As-
sam to Jaipur and sup-
ply it to drug smugglers
here,” police said.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: FASTagfraudis
in full swing at the RID-
COR toll plazas in the
State.Withoutanyboard
or placard, the deduc-
tion of FASTag contin-
ues. The recovery is also
beingdonefromexempt-
ed vehicles. This illegal
recoveryisbeingdoneat
31 toll plazas of 14 state
highways of RIDCOR.
All these toll plazas are
operated by RIDCOR.
FASTag started se-
cretly at the beginning
of September without
prior notice. Recovery is
also being done through
FASTag even from ex-
empted vehicles.
There is no method
available for the exemp-
tion from exempted ve-
hicles. In such a situa-
tion, illegal recovery
continues through
NHAI’s FASTag. Action
is not being taken even
after complaining to
RIDCOR. Most of the
tolls did not even put up
FASTaglaneboards.No-
tice boards of vehicles
exempted from toll are-
as are also not seen.
PWD Minister Bhajan
Lal Jatav may take ac-
tion in the whole matter.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Six men were
arrestedbyRamnagaria
Thana Police on Sunday
forallegedlykidnapping
a youth and demanding
aransomof Rs2lakhfor
his safe release.
Police informed the
victim, identified as
Prince Gurjar, was kid-
napped by the miscre-
ants for money
.
“Teams were formed
and information was
gathered on the wherea-
bouts of the accused.
Based on CCTV footage
andtechnicalinputs,the
accused were nabbed
within a few hours and
the victim was rescued.
Two luxury cars have
alsobeenseizedfromthe
possession of the ac-
cused,” police said.
“The youth has been
handed over to the fam-
ily members while the
accused are being ques-
tioned and more revela-
tions are expected
soon,” police added.
Suryaveer Singh Tanwar
Jaisalmer: Air service
resumed in Jaisalmer
with the first flight from
Ahmedabad to Jaisalm-
er. A total of 76 passen-
gers reached Jaisalmer
in the first round from
Ahmedabad. Jaisalmer
will now be directly con-
nected to four big cities.
SpiceJet has started
the air service. The
tourism industry is
elated with this. The
tourists were welcomed
at the Jaisalmer Air-
port. Flights from New
Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur
also reached Jaisalmer
on Sunday
. The Jaisalm-
er airport manager has
made preparations for
this. Now, it will be easy
for tourists to reach
Jaisalmer. Every year
after Diwali, the mar-
kets remain completely
closed in Gujarat till
Labh Panchami. Dur-
ing this, Gujarati tour-
ists come to Jaisalmer.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Ayush Minis-
ter Subhash Garg was
admitted to SMS
Hospital after his
health suddenly
deteriorated in
Bharatpur on
Sunday.
He was rushed
from Bharatpur’s RBM
hospital to SMS hospital
through a green corri-
dor. As per the primary
information,hesuffered
minor stroke and his
treatmentwasstartedin
the ICU under the super-
vision of SMS medical
college principal Dr Ra-
jeev Bagahatta and SMS
hospital superintendent
Dr Achal Sharma.
The team of doctors
comprising senior phy-
sician Dr Swati Srivas-
tava, senior neurologist
Dr Bhawna Sharma and
other experts started
the treatment af-
ter primary inves-
tigation.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
spoke to the doc-
tors and took de-
tailed information. He
also gave them neces-
sary directions regard-
ing arrangements in the
hospital for the treat-
ment of the Minister.
Tourism Minister
Vishvendra Singh
reached the RBM hospi-
tal and met Garg. In
view of the situation, a
Diwali get together
event with the local
traders of Bharatpur
has been postponed.
RAJASTHAN
05
Dinesh Tiwari
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra while in-
augurating the ‘Bhag-
wan Mahavir Nirva-
naotsav Ahimsa Rath’
Yatra said that Lord
Mahavir was great and
his teachings are rele-
vant even today
.
The Governor was ad-
dressing the ‘Ahimsa
Rath Pravartan’ pro-
gramme organised by
Bhagwan Mahavir
2550th Nirvanaotsav
Samiti at Bhattarak ji’s
Nasiya in Narayan Sin-
gh Circle on Sunday
.
Mishra said that Lord
Mahavirachosethepath
of self-welfare, leaving
his kingdom and glory
.
“Heintroducedthebasic
Panchsheel principles
like Satya, Ahimsa,
Aparigraha, Achaurya
and Brahmacharya. He
gave a message to others
that whatever one ex-
pects from others, they
should first follow it.”
The Governor said
that the characteristics
of religion have been
mentioned in Manusm-
riti. “These are pa-
tience, forgiveness, self-
control, not stealing,
defecation or cleanli-
ness, control of the
senses like intellect,
learning, truth and not
getting angry. We must
follow them.”
Lord Mahavir’s teachings still relevant: Guv
BHAGWAN MAHAVIR NIRVANAOTSAV AHIMSA RATH YATRA

Governor
Mishra said that
one must forgive
and be friendly
with all living
beings. This rare
vision of
forgiveness in
Jainism is Lord
Mahavir’s gift
ROBBERS CUT OPEN ATM,
LOOT `15 LAKH IN 8 MINS
Miscreants used
a gas cutter to
uproot the
machine from a
BoI ATM kiosk
CM seeks detailed info from doctors
The looted ATM at Kotputli town in Jaipur.
BSF Inspector Rajendra Kuri (L) along with Kailash Devenda and Madan Barala in police custody.
Guv Mishra during inauguration of ‘Bhagwan Mahavir Nirvanaotsav
Ahimsa Rath’ Yatra in Jaipur. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
BSF inspector among three
arrested for smuggling drugs
Illegal collection continues at
RIDCOR tolls despite plaints
Flights resume in Jaisalmer,
direct service from 4 cities
Ayush Minister
Garg suffers minor
stroke, hospitalised
Youth abducted for
`2L rescued,6 held
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: A 27-year-
old married woman
allegedly committed
suicide along with
her two children by
jumping into a water
tank in Osian town
of Jodhpur district.
Police informed
the deceased has
been identified as
Pooja (27), son Ash-
ish (5) and daughter
Shivani (3), residents
of Hanuman Sagar
village in Gingala
panchayat in Osian.
“The family mem-
bers of the woman
have filed a case of
dowry death against
the husband in Osian
Police Station. Dead
bodies of Pooja, Ash-
ish and Shivani were
recovered from a wa-
ter tank on Satur-
day,” police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Thelastdatefor
registration under CM
Chiranjeevi Health In-
surance Scheme is on
Monday
. Registrered
people can avail the ben-
efits of the scheme from
November 1, 2022. The
benefitof freetreatment
through insurance in
government-privatehos-
pitals will be provided.
Those who failed to
register for the scheme
may have to wait to take
advantage of the
scheme. Such families
will get the benefit of
Chiranjeevi scheme
from February 1, 2023.
Dowry: Woman ends
life along with 2 kids
Registration for
CM Chiranjeevi
scheme ends
Devotees perform rituals during
Chhath Puja at Galta Kund in Jaipur
on Sunday.
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
AND NAIM KHAN
CHHATH
CHHATH
PUJA
Barmer: A newly
married woman was
strangled to death by
her husband and other
in-laws. Incident took
place late on Saturday
night but police got
informed on Sunday
afternoon. Deceased
family members alleged
that their daughter
was killed over dowry
demand. They also
blamed the accused
husband wanted to
marry another woman.
NEWLY MARRIED
WOMAN KILLED BY
HUSBAND FOR
DOWRY IN BARMER

PERSPECTIVE
06
Vol 4 Issue No. 144
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by
Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of
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Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504.
Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra
Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan
responsible for selection of news
under the PRB Act
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
On the birth anniversary of Dr. Homi
Jehangir Bhabha, the father of Indian
Atomic Energy Program, I remember
him by saluting his incomparable
contribution in taking the country
forward in the field of nuclear
energy and scientific research. His
extraordinary achievements made the
country proud and empowered.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Hearty greetings to all the countrymen
on the auspicious occasion of ‘Chhath
Puja’, the great festival of sun worship
and folk faith. May the blessings of
Lord Surya be upon the countrymen
and may happiness, prosperity and
health reside in everyone’s life.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Blessed are those who do
not walk in step with the
wicked or stand in the
way that sinners take or
sit in the company of
mockers.—Bible
IN-DEPTH
DANGERS OF NEW
TECHNOLOGY FOR
SOCIETY ARE NO
LONGER FICTIONAL
t’s no secret that
technology can be a
double-edged sword.
Nuclear technology
is a boon when it
comes to power and medicine
but that it can also destroy hu-
manity was demonstrated by
the US in Japan during the Sec-
ond World War. As advance-
ments are made in new technol-
ogies, what may have once
sounded fictional is now a real-
ity. Similar concerns now sur-
round new financial technolo-
gies like crowd funding, Inter-
net, social media and drones are
also proving to be a risk for hu-
manity with the growing risk of
terrorists misusing them. The
biggest fear is of these technolo-
gies, like the dark web, falling
into the hands of terrorists.
The danger becomes bigger
when countries provide safe ha-
ven to terrorists and even equip-
ping them to carry out their ne-
farious designs. There are also
countrieswhichblockanyaction
mooted against a terrorist or ter-
rorist organization. Until Paki-
stan and China see sense in not
protecting terrorists, UN’s coun-
ter-terror moves will be futile.
TOP TWEETS
I
fter Uttarakhand
it is Gujarat’s
turn to announce
forming a com-
mittee on uni-
form civil code. Uttara-
khand’s five-member com-
mittee of experts headed by
Ranjana Desai, a retired Su-
preme Court judge, held its
first meeting in July. Guja-
rat’s announcement comes
just before Assembly elec-
tions with the obvious at-
tempt to consolidate Hindu
votes although the BJP has a
strong chance of romping
home in the state one more
time. Not ready to let BJP run
away with advantage, Arvind
Kejriwal has also demanded
the implementation of uni-
form civil code. The two
states are empowered to en-
act laws on succession and
family as these laws fall un-
der the concurrent list. Goa
is the only state to have a uni-
form civil code.
Implementing a uniform
civil code across the country,
however, is the prerogative
of Parliament. It was there
on the BJP’s election mani-
festo in 1998 and 2019 and a
Bill was proposed to be intro-
duced in Parliament in 2019
but the proposal was with-
drawn for making changes
amid protests from the Oppo-
sition. The Centre informed
the Supreme Court in Octo-
ber of matter being placed
before the Law Commission.
Article 44 of the Constitu-
tion, being one of Directive
Principles, allows UCC but
successive governments have
preferred religion-based civil
laws to avoid changes in the
personal laws of any commu-
nity. An attempt by the BJP
to bring about a uniform
civil law is strongly being op-
posed by the Muslim Person-
al Law Board. Despite Oppo-
sition the Central govern-
ment passed the Muslim
Women (Protection of Rights
on Marriage) Bill to end the
system of triple talaq.
UCC: AAP ON SAME
PAGE AS THE BJP
Guj’s announcement
comes just before
Assembly elections
with the obvious
attempt to consolidate
Hindu votes although the
BJP has a strong chance
of romping home in state
one more time
A
ANIMAL WELFARE AND
CULTURAL RIGHTS
he first legislation on the
subject of wildlife protection
was the Wild Birds Protec-
tion Act of 1887 – but as the
name suggests, it was limited
to possession and sale of
specified birds, as for exam-
ple the Great Indian Bustard
and certain varieties of ea-
gles and owls during the
breeding season. It was ex-
tended to include animals
like tigers and cheetahs in
1912, and the legislation was
called the Wild Birds and
Animals Protection Act.
However it should be noted
that the British Indian laws
were not applicable in the In-
dian states which occupied
half the territorial area of
the country at that time, and
in any case it was in these
states that ‘shikar’ had be-
come an important means to
curry favour with the British
Residents, Political agents
and senior functionaries of
the Raj. From 1935, forests,
and by implication wildlife
became were transferred to
the provincial list, and it was
not until the passage of the
1972 Wildlife Protection Act
that these were again
brought under the concur-
rent list .
While the generally ac-
cepted view is that the ex-
tinction of species like the
cheetah and the near decima-
tion of tiger, as well as In-
dia’s commitment to the
CITES, which was conceptu-
alised as early as 1963 led to
the passage of the Act, some
believe that this was the ‘last
nail in the coffin’ of the
princely states whose privy
purses had been
abolished earlier,
and who were the
only organized pa-
trons of ‘shikar’.
The Act provided
for the formation
of wildlife advi-
sory boards, wild-
life wardens, and
the preparation
of a comprehen-
sive list of the en-
dangered wildlife
of the country.
The Act prohib-
ited the hunting
and trading of
endangered spe-
cies and provid-
ed for licenses for the sale,
transfer, and possession of
some wildlife species besides
paving the way for the forma-
tion of the Central Zoo Au-
thority. The National Board
for Wildlife, an apex body,
chaired by the PM was con-
stituted as a statutory organ-
ization under the provisions
of this Act.
The next major fillip to the
legal regime for the protec-
tion of wildlife came with the
passage of the forty second
constitutional amendment
of 1976 . It introduce section
48A which directed the State
to protect and improve the
environment and safeguard
wildlife and forests. Of equal
significance was the inclu-
sion of wildlife protection
under Article 51A which in-
troduced the concept of fun-
damental duties for the peo-
ple of India. The protection
and and improvement of the
natural environment includ-
ing forests, lakes, rivers, and
wildlife and to have compas-
sion for living creatures was
included amongst fundamen-
tal duties .
In fact, Article 51A has
been called the Magna Carta
of animal rights in the coun-
try. This view was taken by
the Supreme Court when the
The Animal Welfare Board
of India filed a case in 2011
for an outright ban on Jal-
likattu because of the cruelty
to animals and the threat to
public safety
. In 2014, the Su-
preme Court banned the bull-
taming sport, but all political
parties in Tamil Nadu were
united in their view that Jal-
likattu was a cultural right
protected under Article 29
(1). The matter is still under
he consideration of the Su-
preme Court, and the argu-
ments for and against will
merit a separate column!
To be continued...
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
T
In fact, Article 51A has been
called the Magna Carta
of animal rights in the
country. This view was
taken by the Supreme Court
when the The Animal
Welfare Board of India
filed a case in 2011 for an
outright ban on Jallikattu
because of the cruelty to
animals and the threat to
public safety. In 2014, the
Supreme Court banned the
bull-taming sport, but all
political parties in Tamil
Nadu were united in their
view that Jallikattu was a
cultural right protected
under Article 29 (1). The
matter is still under he
consideration of the
Supreme Court, and the
arguments for and
against will merit a
separate column!
The first legislation on the subject of wildlife
protection was the Wild Birds Protection Act of
1887 – but as the name suggests, it was limited to
possession and sale of specified birds, as for example
the Great Indian Bustard and certain varieties of eagles
and owls during the breeding season
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The writer superannuated as the Director of the
LBS National Academy of Administration,
India’s apex training institution, and curates
Valley of Words: An annual Literature and Arts
festival at Dehradun, where he currently resides
purses had been
abolished earlier,
and who were the
only organized pa-
trons of ‘shikar’.
The Act provided
for the formation
of wildlife advi-
sory boards, wild-
life wardens, and
the preparation
of a comprehen-
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INDIA
07
New Delhi (PTI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi said on Sun-
day that India is doing
wonders in the solar as
well as space sectors
and the whole world is
“surprised” to see its
achievements.
In his monthly ‘Mann
KiBaat’radiobroadcast,
Modi noted the ISRO’s
recent success in plac-
ing 36 satellites in space
simultaneously and de-
scribed it as a “special
Diwali gift” from our
youth to the country
.
With this launch,
Modi said, digital con-
nectivity will be further
strengthened across the
country and even the
remotest areas will be
more easily connected
with the rest of India.
The prime minister
cited it as a successful
example for his gov-
ernment's push for
self-reliance.
“When the country is
self-reliant, how, it
reaches new heights of
success, this is also an
example of this,” he
said, noting that India
was once denied the
Cryogenic Rocket Tech-
nology but its scientists
developed an indige-
nous technology
.
INDIA DOING WONDERS IN SOLAR,
SPACESECTORS,SAYSPMMODI
In his monthly ‘Mann Ki Baat’ radio broadcast, Modi notes the ISRO’s recent success
New Delhi (PTI): PM
Narendra Modi on Sun-
day described JK as
the pride of every In-
dian, and said that it is
time to leave behind
the old challenges and
take full benefit of new
possibilities.
Addressing the Jam-
mu and Kashmir
Rozgar Mela through
video conferencing, he
also said that there is a
need to work with a
new approach and new
thinking for fast-paced
development.
PM Modi congratu-
lated 3,000 young people
who received appoint-
ment letters to work in
the government in 20
different places in
Jammu and Kashmir.
These youngsters will
get opportunities to
serve in various de-
partments like the
PWD, health depart-
ment, food and civil
supplies department,
animal husbandry, Jal
Shakti, and education-
culture, he added.
PM tells JK
youth to leave
behind past,
look at future
Washington (PTI): US
Secretary of State An-
tony Blinken held a tel-
ephonic conversation
with External Affairs
Minister S Jaishankar
and discussed the
Ukraine war, counter-
terrorism and other re-
gional and global issues.
Jaishankar thanked
Blinken for his “strong
and clear message” on
counter-terrorism.
“The two discussed
regional and global is-
sues, including coun-
terterrorism coopera-
tion and Russia’s con-
tinuing aggression
against Ukraine,” Ned
Price, the State Depart-
ment spokesperson said
in a readout of the call.
“Good to speak to US
Secretary of State @
SecBlinken. Thanked
him for his strong and
clear message yester-
day on counter-terror-
ism and 26/11 account-
ability. Discussed the
Ukraine conflict and
other regional issues,”
EAM Jaishankar tweet-
ed on Saturday
.
US Secretary of State
Blinken, Jaishankar
discuss Ukraine war
S Jaishankar meets with Antony Blinken. —FILE PHOTO
Patna (PTI): In a
shot in the arm for
the BJP in Bihar,
Chirag Paswan on
Sunday announced
that he will cam-
paign for the saffron
party in by-polls to
two assembly seg-
ments in the state.
Paswan, who heads
a splinter group of
the LJP told media
at airport here upon
his arrival from Del-
hi. Soon after land-
ing he said “Lok
Janshakti Party
(Ram Vilas) will
campaign for the
BJP in the by-elec-
tions to Mokama
and Gopalganj.”
Chirag to
campaign for
BJP in Bihar
by-elections
Kolkata (PTI): West
Bengal CM Mamata Ba-
nerjee on Sunday
claimed that democrat-
ic powers are being
seized by a “section of
people” which she felt
may lead to a presiden-
tial form of govern-
ment in the country
.
Urging the judiciary
and leaders in different
fields to “save democ-
racy”, she said here
that if this trend contin-
ues, then a day will
come when a presiden-
tial form of govern-
ment will be brought in
the country
.
Without naming the
BJP, she implied that
the ruling party was be-
hind the move.
At the convocation
ceremony of West Ben-
gal National University
of Juridical Sciences,
she urged the judiciary
to ensure that the fed-
eral structure of the
country remains intact.
“All the democratic
powers are being seized
by a section of people;
this might be going on
for (bringing in) a presi-
dential form of govern-
ment,” said Banerjee,
whowasthechief guest.
“Save democracy”,WB CM
urges judiciary leaders
First India Bureau
Dharamshala: Union
Minister of State (MoS)
(Independent Charge)
Dr Jitendra Singh said
on Sunday that BJP re-
stored the image of
Himachal Pradesh as a
corruption free State.
Addressingaseriesof
election meetings in dif-
ferent parts of the State,
Dr Singh said that the
pristine image of the
Devbhoomiwascompro-
mised by the erstwhile
Congress Government
through a series of
scams and scandals.
He charged that even
apple growers were giv-
en a raw deal by the pre-
vious Congress govern-
ment and the Himachali
Seb (Apple), instead of
being a Himachal iden-
tity across the country,
became a subject of
scam and scandals.
Dr Jitendra Singh
said that people of this
hill state had not forgot-
ten the ill-deeds of ex-
Chief Minister Veer
bhadra Singh, who
faced an IT probe of dis-
proportionate assets
case over the dubious
income shown by him.
The I-T probe in 2015
found that the sale of
apples from Singh’s
Shrikhand orchard in
Shimla district could
not have fetched him
more than Rs 64 lakh as
against Rs 1.55 crore he
showed in 2011.
He said that under
the guidance of PM
Narendra Modi, the
Jairam Government in
Himachal Pradesh not
only ensured proper im-
plementation of the
Modi Govt schemes, but
also lived upto the
“Double Engine” prin-
ciple by supplementing
most of the Central
schemes with State ini-
tiated schemes.
Dr Singh asserted
that development be-
comes reality with dou-
bleenginegovernments,
as this ensures fast ap-
provals for projects and
their fast implementa-
tion and progress. The
Minister said, that the
UPA government from
2004-2014 neglected the
developmental aspira-
tions of people of Devb-
hoomi and particularly
theyouth,withnomajor
infra project approved
for the state.
‘BJPrestoredHimachal’scorruption-freestateimage’
DR SINGH IN HIMACHAL
Dr Jitendra Singh addressing a series of public rallies in Sunder
Nagar, Bahl and Nachan of Himachal Pradesh, on Sunday.
CJI UU Lalit interacts with West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.
CJI UU LALIT ASKS LAW GRADUATES
TO HAVE COMPASSION FOR MANKIND
Kolkata (PTI): Chief Justice of India (CJI) UU Lalit
on Sunday advised students passing out of law
schools to keep their minds open to every sug-
gestion and to have compassion for mankind and
society. Delivering his address at the 14th convoca-
tion of West Bengal National University of Juridical
Sciences (WBNUJS), of which he is the chancellor,
the CJI said that capacity building of a person never
stops and one continues to learn till death. Chief
Justice of Bangladesh, Justice Hasan Foez Siddique,
was the guest of honour at the convocation.
COP FACES ARREST
IN MODEL CODE
VIOLATION CASE
12-DAY ED
CUSTODY FOR
C’GARH BIZMAN
Sultanpur (PTI): A court
here has issued a con-
tempt notice and ordered
the arrest of an investigat-
ing officer in a case of vio-
lation of the model code of
conduct pending against
former UP minister Gayatri
Prasad Prajapati. The
court issued the contempt
notice to Sub-Inspector
Hari Prasad Verma.
Raipur (PTI): A special
court here has sent to the
ED’s custody businessman
Suryakant Tiwari, a prime
suspect in a money laun-
dering case linked to the
alleged extortion of money
from mining transport-
ers. Three other alleged
accused, including an IAS
officer, in the case are
already in judicial custody.
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court is scheduled to
hear around 240 PILs, including a large batch of petitions
challenging the constitutional validity of the contentious
Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA), on Monday when it
would reopen after a nine-day Diwali vacation. A bench
comprising Chief Justice Uday Umesh Lalit and justices
S Ravindra Bhat and Bela M Trivedi has listed for hearing
as many as 232 petitions, mostly PILs, on October 31 on
the issue of CAA alone.
Bengaluru (PTI): The Karnataka High Court has quashed the
land acquisition process in Byadagi taluk of Haveri district
for widening a state highway. Allowing a batch of five peti-
tions filed by multiple owners, the HC held the state govt’s
amendment to Section 34 of the Right to Fair Compensation
and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and
Resettlement (Karnataka) Rules, as invalid in respect of the
land acquisition process for these land owners.
SC TO HEAR 232 PLEAS ON CAA ISSUE ON
REOPENING AFTER DIWALI TODAY
K’TAKA HC QUASHES LAND ACQUISITION
FOR GAJENDRAGAD-SORAB HIGHWAY
New Delhi (PTI): As
India eyes setting up
its own space station
by 2035, the Indian
Space Research Or-
ganisation (ISRO) has
proposed to the indus-
try to collaborate with
it in developing a re-
usable rocket capable
of carrying heavier
payloads into orbit.
Dubbed as the Next-
Generation Launch
Vehicle (NGLV), ISRO
Chairman S Som-
anath said the space
agency was working
on the design of the
rocket and would like
the industry to col-
laborate with it in the
development.
“The intent is to
bring industry along
in the development
process. All the mon-
ey need not be invest-
ed by us. We want the
industry to invest to
create this rocket for
all of us,” Somanath
told PTI here.
He said the
rocket is
planned to
carry a 10
tonne pay-
load in the
Geosta-
tionary
Trans-
fer Or-
bit (GTO) or 20 tonnes
to the low earth orbit.
Another ISRO offi-
cial said the new rock-
et would be helpful as
India plans to have its
own space station by
2035 and was also eye-
ing deep space mis-
sions, human space
flights, cargo mis-
sions and putting
multiple communica-
tion satellites into or-
bit at the same time.
The NGLV is envi-
sioned as a simple, ro-
bustmachinedesigned
for bulk manufactur-
ing that will make
space transportation
more cost effective.
Somanath said the
Polar Satellite Launch
Vehicle(PSLV),ISRO’s
warhorse rocket, was
based on the technol-
ogy developed in the
1980's and cannot be
used to launch rockets
in future. ISRO plans
to have the design of
the NGLV ready
withinayearand
offer it to the
industry for
production,
with the
first
launch
sched-
uled for
2030.
NextGenlaunchvehicle
for heavier payloads
INDIAN SPACE RESEARCH ORG EYES
The intent is to
bring industry
along in the devel-
opment process.
All the money
need not be in-
vested by us. We
want the industry
to invest to create
this rocket for all
of us... the rocket
is planned to car-
ry a 10 tonne
payload.
—Somanath,
ISRO Chairman
New Delhi: PM Modi on
Sunday congratulated all
the teams and athletes
who participated, won
medals and made records
in the recently-concluded
36th National Games.
In the 94th edition of
‘Mann ki Baat’, he ad-
dressed the nation saying,
“Friends, Tomorrow,
the 31st of October, is
National Unity Day, the
auspicious occasion of the
birth anniversary of Sard-
ar Vallabhbhai Patel. On
this day, ‘Run for Unity’ is
organized in every corner
of the country. This race
strengthens the thread
of unity in the country,
inspires our youth.”
RUN FOR UNITY
ON PATEL’S BIRTH
ANNIV TODAY
MHA’s spl ops medal
on Patel’s birth anniv
New Delhi: The Minis-
try of Home Affairs
(MHA) is all set to an-
nounce ‘Union Home
Minister’s Special Op-
eration Medal-2022’ on
the occasion of Nation-
al Unity Day on October
31, the birth anniversa-
ry of Sardar Vallabhb-
hai Patel. The award
will be declared on Oc-
tober 31 morning when
the country will be cel-
ebrating a large-scale
‘Run For Unity’ event to
mark the birth anniver-
sary of Patel, known as
the Iron Man of India.
An official internal
order issued by the
MHA earlier this week
mentioned that “Union
Home Minister’s Spe-
cial Operation Medal”
for the year 2022 will be
declared on October 31,
2022 as per schedule”.
S Somanath
IN THE COURTYARD
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates the Miyawaki
Forest and the Maze Garden at Ekta Nagar (Kevadia), in
Narmada on Sunday. Bhupendra Patel is also seen here.
PM Narendra Modi addressing the JK Rozgar Mela via video message, in New Delhi on Sunday.
—PHOTO
BY
ANI

CRUCIAL READ
INDIA
08
JK L-G SEEKS
PUBLIC SUPPORT TO
ESTABLISH PEACE
Jammu (Agencies): JK
Lieutenant Governor
Manoj Sinha on October
30 sought the support of
people to establish peace
in the UT. “Some elements
try to disrupt peace by
killing innocent people and
give an impression that
whatever was happening
in the past 30 years is the
way forward. Violence leads
to nowhere,” L-G Sinha
said.He appealed to people
to support the govt in
establishing peace. “Peace
is a must for development.
People have to support the
government in establishing
peace,” the L-G said.
FIRE AT CANDY
FACTORY LINKED TO
BHANDARI’S MURDER
Dehradun (PTI): A fire
broke out in an gooseber-
ry candy factory located
on the premises of a
resort linked to the Ankita
Bhandari murder case.The
incident took place at 10
am in the Yamkeshwar area
of Pauri district, officials
said. No casualties have
been reported till now. An
official said prima facie the
accident took place due to
overheating of an inverter
installed in the factory. On
the other hand, AAP leader
Jot Singh Bisht termed
the factory fire as another
“conspiracy to destroy
evidence” of the murder.
ELIMINATION OF FOREIGN TERRORISTS IN
JK FOCUS OF SECURITY FORCES: DGP
New Delhi (Agencies): Just a fortnight after the world
witnessed the solar eclipse of the year, the globe is now
all set to witness a total lunar eclipse on November 8.
A lunar eclipse occurs during a full moon night, when
because of the alignment of the sun, the earth and
the moon almost on the same plane, in a straight line.
During this alignment, the moon passes through the
shadow region of the earth for some time. The lunar
eclipse in its totality will not be observed from every-
where. The beginning of the partial phase of the eclipse
will be seen from some countries of Latin America.
Srinagar (ANI): Elimination of foreign terrorists was
the main focus of the security forces during the current
year, Jammu and Kashmir’s Director General of Police,
Dilbag Singh said on Sunday. Speaking to reporters on
the sidelines of Kashmir Marathon-2022 organised by
the local police, the DGP noted that the security forces
had specially focussed on wiping out foreign terrorists
in Kashmir this year. “(As many as) 40 of them were
killed this year so far with the result, that local militant
recruitment also dropped significantly,” he said.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: This Diwali
was different for many
cities in India. The usu-
al noise of crackers
heard around Diwali
was replaced by ‘Hu-
mein Garv Hai’ song
and chants of Hara Gee-
la Sookha Neela on
roadsandincommunity
lanes as mobile vans
and carts with two bins
went door-to door col-
lecting segregated
waste.
Over 75 lakh students
from nearly 45,000
schools from across In-
dia took part in the in
what may be termed a
massiveawarenesscam-
paign on segregating
wet and dry waste at
source initiated by the
Ministry of Housing
and Urban Affairs (Mo-
HUA) towards achiev-
ing the goal of garbage-
free cities. In addition,
citizens, community
groups, and organiza-
tions participated en-
thusiastically in this
campaign led by their
city’s urban local bod-
ies, the municipal cor-
porations.
The campaign titled
“Swachhata ke Do
Rang” , with “Hara Gee-
la Sookha Neela” as the
campaign’s call to ac-
tion, stressed on mini-
mum two-bin segrega-
tion at source. Driven by
Swachh Bharat Mis-
sion, over 3500 urban lo-
cal bodies across 32
states and Union Terri-
tories reached out to
schools, communities,
going door to door and
mobilizing households
with on-ground aware-
ness programs on
source segregation. Stu-
dents of different age
groups enthusiastically
participated in special
activities like painting,
art craft creating
green labels and blue la-
bels, building waste
bins and toys out of
waste, street plays, and
took home the message
of Swachhata Ka Up-
haar.
Massive Swachhata campaign led by schoolkids
DIWALI WITH A DIFFERENCE
75 lakh children join the cause
for segregation of waste at source
during the 3-week campaign
Jadcherla (Telanga-
na) (PTI): Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
who is leading the par-
ty’s pan-India Bharat
Jodo Yatra on Sunday
gave some exciting mo-
ments during the foot
march as he suddenly
started to sprint along
with some school chil-
dren, forcing others to
run.
Caught unawares
over his sudden shifting
of gears, Gandhi’s secu-
rity personnel, Telan-
gana Pradesh Congress
Committee President
Revanth Reddy and oth-
ers also started scooting
from their brisk walk.
Joined by party leaders
and cadre, Gandhi re-
sumed his foot march
from here this morning
and is expected to cover
a distance of 22 kilome-
tres, Congress sources
said. This is the fifth day
of the party’s campaign
in the state.
Gandhi will address a
Corner Meeting at Soli-
pur junction at Shadna-
gar in the evening, be-
fore halting for the day
.
The Gandhi scion-led
yatra completed over 20
km on Saturday, before
halting at Jadcherla X
Road Junction for the
night. The yatra will
cover 19 Assembly and 7
Parliamentary constitu-
encies in poll-bound Tel-
angana,spanningatotal
distance of 375 km in
the state, before enter-
ing Maharashtra on No-
vember 7. The yatra will
take a one-day break on
November 4. The Way-
anad MP will meet intel-
lectuals, leaders of vari-
ous communities, in-
cluding personalities
from the sporting, busi-
ness and entertainment
sectors during the party
campaign in the south-
ern state.
Hyderabad (PTI): Tel-
angana Chief Minister
K Chandrasekhar Rao
on Sunday accused the
BJP of ‘trying to buy’ 20
or 30 MLAs of the rul-
ing TRS and topple his
government and
claimed that ‘brokers’
from Delhi offered the
sitting legislators Rs
100 crore each.
Addressing a poll
rally at bypoll-bound
Munugode segment,
Rao said, however, the
legislators, who are
‘sons of the soil,’ re-
buffed the offer.Hitting
back, the BJP said the
MLAs were not worth
Rs 100 crore and assert-
ed it had no intention of
toppling the TRS gov-
ernment. Rao said,
“You have seen yester-
day. (BJP thinks) there
is one KCR who is talk-
ing loudly. Let’s see his
(political) end. They
have sent brokers to
buy each MLA for Rs
100 crore.
They wanted to buy
20 or 30 MLAs and top-
ple KCR’s government
and encroach Telanga-
na so that they can im-
plement privatisation
as per their will.”His
statement comes a day
after three people who
tried to “poach” four
TRS legislators were ar-
rested and remanded to
judicial custody
.
The CM paraded all
the four legislators dur-
ing the public meeting,
praising them that such
people were required in
politics.
TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE ON NOVEMBER 8
BHARAT JODO YATRA ENTERS DAY 5 IN TELANGANA
Rahulsprints,otherscatchup
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi waves while walking with padyatris during party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra,
in Golapalli on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
ROBERT VADRA HAILS ‘BHARAT JODO YATRA’,
LIKENS RAHUL TO SHIRDI’S SAIBABA
Shirdi (PTI): The country
will witness a change
due to Rahul Gandhi’s
‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ as
thousands of people are
getting connected to it
and are seeing him as the
hope for the future, the
Congress leader’s brother-
in-law and businessman
Robert Vadra said here on
Sunday. Vadra, who was in
Shirdi town of Maharash-
tra’s Ahmednagar district
to offer prayers at the
famous Saibaba temple,
also said that Rahul
Gandhi’s thinking is similar
to that of the spiritual
leader’s (Saibaba) who
preached unity, though
he did not elaborate.On
the ongoing ‘Bharat Jodo
Yatra’, he said, “Rahul is
visiting a number of places
and meeting thousands of
people. These people are
joining him in large num-
bers. Change will come
in the future as Rahul
Gandhi is the new hope for
people.” “The govt (led by
BJP at the Centre) will talk
about our failures. They
will make fun of the party
(Congress), but Rahul, Pri-
yanka will not stop. We are
among the people together
and will work unitedly for
them,” he added.
‘CONG WILL BRING
BACK OLD PENSION
SCHEME IN GUJARAT’
MAHATMA
GANDHI’S STATUE
VANDALISED
STOP SPREADING
RUMOURS, SAYS
TAMIL NADU POLICE
New Delhi (PTI): The
Congress will provide
fixed jobs for contrac-
tual workers, bring
back the old pension
scheme and ensure
timely promotions if it
comes to power in Gu-
jarat, former party chief
Rahul Gandhi said. In
a tweet, Gandhi said it
is the Congress’ firm
promise “fixed jobs for
contractual workers,
bringing back OPS”.
Khandwa (ANI): A case
of vandalism of Ma-
hatma Gandhi’s statue
has come to light in
the village Rangoon of
Khandwa district. The
statue was installed in
the year 2000 by the
Gram Panchayat. Vil-
lage sarpanch Kunwarji
said that last night
some mischievous
elements broke the
head of the statue of
Mahatma Gandhi.
Chennai (ANI): Refuting
allegations over a delay in
transferring the Coim-
batore car cylinder blast
case to the NIA, the Tamil
Nadu Police attacked BJP
chief K Annamalai, asking
him to “stop spread-
ing rumours” to defame
the police department.
“There has been no
delay in handing over the
Coimbatore Car Cylinder
blast case to the National
Investigation Agency
(NIA),” Tamil Nadu police
said attacking Annamalai
for “spreading rumours”
to defame the police de-
partment of Tamil Nadu.
BJP trying to buy
20-30 TRS MLAs,
topple govt: KCR
Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao at an election
rally in Telangana on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Kejriwal questions Gujarat BJP govt’s intention
Bhavnagar (PTI): Del-
hi Chief Minister
ArvindKejriwalonSun-
day questioned the in-
tention of the Bharatiya
Janata Party govern-
ment in poll-bound Gu-
jarat behind its move to
constitute a committee
to implement the Uni-
formCivilCodeandsaid
if the BJP wants to do
so, it should do it across
the country
.
Kejriwal asked
whether the BJP-led
central government
was waiting for the Lok
Sabha elections to make
a move in this direc-
tion. The AAP’s nation-
al convener was ad-
dressing a press confer-
ence in Bhavnagar on
the third day of his
visit to Gujarat where
the Assembly polls are
due this year-end.
The Election Com-
mission is likely to an-
nounce schedule for the
Gujarat Assembly polls
this week. The Gujarat
government on Satur-
day said it has decided
to form a committee
headedbyaretiredHigh
Court judge to imple-
ment the UCC. Union
minister had said the
committee will be
formed before the model
code of conduct for elec-
tions comes into force.
Gujarat Minister of
State for Home Harsh
Sanghavi had said the
decision was taken as
pertheprovisionsof Ar-
ticle 44 of Part 4 of the
Constitution which ex-
pects the state govern-
ment to apply common
law for all citizens.
COIMBATORE BLAST CASE
NIA begins probe into
TN car explosion
Coimbatore (PTI):
The National Investiga-
tion Agency (NIA) on
Sunday officially com-
menced the probe into a
cylinder explosion in
car in which one person
was killed in front of a
temple in the city on Oc-
tober 23.
Led by NIA SP, Sri-
jith, a team of NIA offi-
cials went to the spot
and inspected the area
in the vicinity of the
temple and to collect
further evidence, police
said.
They inquired about
the incident with the
priest of the Kottai Es-
waran Temple, Sunda-
reshan, police said.
New Delhi (Agencies):
Union minister of state
for IT Rajeev Chan-
drasekhar on Sunday
retorted to Rajya Sabha
MP Kapil Sibal’s claims
ontheamendedITRules
and targeted for alleg-
edly jailing people by
bringing the Section
66A of the IT Act.
Sibal on Saturday had
hit out at the Centre for
the latest amendment of
IT Rules alleging that it
is the “comprehensive
capture of media”, news
agency ANI reported.
“First, they captured
the TV networks and
now, they are going to
capture social media
platforms. It’s the com-
prehensive capture of
media,” ANI quoted
Sibal as saying. He add-
ed, “Safe for the govern-
ment and unsafe for oth-
ers, that’s what the poli-
cy of this government
always has been... The
only platform left for or-
dinary citizens was so-
cial media; when state-
ments defamatory are
made... people will be
prosecuted.”
IAS couple Parthasarathi,
Leena back in UP after 4 years
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: After four
yearsinUttarPradesh’s
bureaucracy
, 1994-batch
IAS officer Leena Johri
is returning to the
state. Johri’s husband
IAS Parthasarathi Sen
Sharma has also re-
turned to UP from Cen-
tral deputation after
four years. He has been
made the Principal Sec-
retary of Health Fam-
ily Welfare.
Now IAS Amit Ku-
mar Ghosh is posted as
Additional Sector Road
Transport and High-
ways while IAS Katru
Ram Mohan Rao is post-
ed as Chairman Vi-
sakhapatnam Port
Trust. Johri and Shar-
ma are very smart,
hardworking and hon-
est officers. Sharma has
penned books like Ek
Kadam Hazar Afsane,
Musafir Hu Yaaro and
Hum Hai Rahi Pyar Ke.
The two officers are
very capable and expe-
rienced. The govern-
ment may make Leena
Johri the principal sec-
retary of an important
department.
Minister retorts
to Kapil Sibal’s
IT Rules claims
Delhi CM addresses the public meeting for the upcoming Gujarat
Assembly elections, in Bhavnagar on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
IAS officer Leena Johri and
husband Parthasarathi Sen
Sharma.

NEWS
09
Gatecrashers
molest school
girls in Jodhpur
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Girls of a re-
puted private school
were molested and an
employeeof aresortwas
injured in Jodhpur on
Saturday after a group
of miscreants illegally
enteredastudent’sparty
and created ruckus. Po-
lice informed that a Hal-
loween party was organ-
ized by the students of
DPS at Amargarh resort
on Saturday night.
“The entry to the Hal-
loween party was only
allowed through passes.
Some of the outsiders
allegedly purchased the
passes and entered the
party in an inebriated
state. The miscreants
molested girls and man-
handled the bouncers
when they were
stopped,” said police.
There was a chaos after the incident at the resort.
More than 200 Jats honoured in Nagaur
First India Bureau
Nagaur: More than 200
people from Jat Commu-
nity were honoured at
Jat Samaj Pratibha Sam-
man Samaroh in Nagaur
on Sunday for their out-
standing work in their
respective fields. The
programme,organisedat
Kisan Hostel in Nagaur,
witnessed the presence
of Chairman of State
LevelPoliceAccountabil-
ity Committee HR Kudi,
IPS (Retd.) Sawai Singh
Godara, Assistant Com-
missionerof GSTDinesh
Tholia, and other emi-
nent personalities from
the Jat community
. Con-
gress leader Dr Sahdev
Choudhary and Chair-
man of State Level Police
Accountability Commit-
tee HR Kudi honoured
the students by giving
mementos certificates.
Dr Sahdev Choudhary and HR Kudi giving mementos to students at Kisan Hostel in Nagaur on Sunday.
HC cancels
Excise Dept
recovery
notices
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the issue of
recovery notices worth
crores by the Excise De-
partment, the bench of
Justice Mahendra Ku-
mar Goel has dismissed
thenoticesof 2020-21and
2021-22. The HC also
freed the attached prop-
erty
, land and vehicles in
relation to the penalty
.
The petitioners will also
have to submit a report
totheExciseDeptinfour
weeks. The petition was
filed by Rajendra Prasad
Gurjar of Karauli and
BinduBalaof Gangapur
City
. Advocates Kunwar
Ashok Veer Singh and
DrDashrathSinghShek-
hawat advocated. The
ExciseDepthadimposed
the penalty for not tak-
ing liquor in the pre-
scribed quantity
. The
petitioners said that due
to Covid-19, guidelines
and other reasons pre-
scribed quantity could
not be lifted. During the
hearing, the state govt
said‘allrecoverynotices
are taken back.’
GST Deputy Commissioner’s son
flees home over ‘biased behaviour’
First India Bureau
Kota: A 10-year-old
boy fled from his home
in Kota on Saturday
alleging biased behav-
iour by his mother.
Police informed the
boy had a scuffle with
his younger brother
and was scolded by
her mother, following
which, he fled from
his house located in
the RK Puram area.
“The victim’s mother,
Renuka Verma, is a
Deputy Commission-
er in the GST Dept in
Kota. On Saturday
morning, Renuka
found a letter written
by his son stating that
he had left the home,”
police said.
“As soon as the mat-
ter reached the police,
different teams were
formed to locate the
boy. After 12 hours of
search, the boy was
found sitting inside a
train at Ratlam y Sta-
tion,” said Anil Joshi,
SHO.
Hundreds of herders and their animals gathered in the desert city of Pushkar ahead of the annual Pushkar fair. A few of the Camel herders were
seen making food at cattle ground during Pushkar Fair on Sunday afternoon while a few were seen drinking tea and relaxing at the ground.
Some of them were showing a camel to a buyer at cattle ground in Pushkar. —PHOTO BY NADEEM KHAN
ALL SET FOR
PUSHKAR FAIR!
Rajasthan wedding
market sees a boom
Jaipur (PTI): Around
1.5 lakh weddings are es-
timatedtobesolemnised
across Rajasthan in No-
vember, the highest in
over two years after the
coronavirus outbreak.
Wedding planners
and all those involved in
the industry are upbeat
and expecting a full-
scale business this time
as there are no restric-
tions like the past due to
the pandemic.
“Peoplearenowready
to celebrate weddings on
a full-scale like before.
As per an estimate, near-
ly 1.5 marriages will
take place across Ra-
jasthan in the month of
November. The season
begins on November 4,
the auspicious occasion
of Dev Uthni Gyaras,”
said Ravi Jindal, chair-
man of the Rajasthan
Tent Dealers’ Associa-
tion.
“This is the highest
number of weddings in
two years. Most of the
marriage halls and wed-
ding venues are booked
for almost next five
months,” he said.
Govt issues
16 gravel
mining leases
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The govt has
issued 16 mining leas-
es for gravel mining.
Earlier, 12 gravel min-
ing leases have been
issued by the state
govt. CM Gehlot has
ordered to find solu-
tions to the problem
of gravel mining. He
said that Additional
Director BS Sodha
has been made in-
charge for monitor-
ing cases related to
gravel. With the issue
of newleases,thepro-
duction capacity has
now increased from
30milliontonnesto60
million tonnes.
Rafale, Su-30, Tejas roar Jodh
skies in India-France wargames
AIR FORCE EXERCISE
Sangeeta Sharma
Jodhpur: The roar of
the fighter aircraft Ra-
fale Sukhoi and Tejas
can be heard once
again in the sky. The
Indian and French Air
Force are learning new
tricks of warfare by
sharing their experi-
ences with each other
by flying in these air-
craft in joint exercise
“Garuda”. Indian pi-
lots are showing their
power in Rafale. A con-
tingent of 220 French
soldiers along with
four Rafale fighter jets
and a multi-role tanker
transport is practicing
with the Indian Air
Force in Jodhpur. Ear-
lier, both the Air Force
had done joint exercis-
es at Jodhpur Airbase
in 2014 and the then
Chief of Air Staff flew
in Rafale aircraft for
the first time. Only af-
ter that India’s deal to
buy the Rafale could go
ahead.
The last time in the
joint exercise was a dif-
ferent experience for
Indian airmen to learn
to fly in Rafale fighter
jets, but now Rafale has
joined the Indian Air
Force fleet. Because of
this, Indian pilots are
showing their stamina
this time with Rafale,
Sukhai Tejas and Jag-
uar and LCH.
This joint exercise
will continue till No-
vember 12 in Jodhpur.
The first six exercises
of the Garuda series
have been conducted
between the Air Force
of both countries,
three of them in India
and three in France.
During the exercise,
the pilots of both the
countries will share
their experiences with
each other.
Indo-French Air Force warriors are jointly practising in Jodhpur.

First India Bureau
Kota: There was a big
leap for the medical fa-
cilities of Kota division
on Sunday when Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Bir-
la inaugurated the gift
of genome sequencing
technology in Medical
College by cutting the
ribbon of Gene Se-
quencing Unit. With the
help of this machine
costing Rs 3 crore, now
accurate information
about various serious
variants of Covid and
their mutations will be
available at the local
level itself.
Birla said that soon a
BSL 3 Plus lab would
also be established here,
after which viruses like
Ebola, Nipah would also
be identified at the local
level and this medical
college would be a re-
search centre for viral
diseases.
The ability to be where you
are and see things differently
has the power to change your
entire life in a second.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
10
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PM Narendra
Modi will inaugurate
the Asarva-Himmatna-
gar-Udaipur gauge con-
verted line Monday
.
Railway Minister Ash-
wini Vaishnaw will also
be present in Asarva.
Train 09477 Asarva
(Ahmedabad) - Udaipur
City inaugural special
willleavefromAsarvaat
6 pm. Train 09609
Udaipur City-Asarva in-
auguralspecialwillleave
from Udaipur at 6 pm.
The train will operate
regularly from Novem-
ber1.Regulartrain19703
Udaipur City - Asarwa
will run daily at 5 PM.
Train 19704 Asarva -
Udaipur City will run
daily at 6:30 am.
Leader of Oppostion
Gulab Chand Kataria
will be present at
Udaipur City station to-
day
. Chittorgarh MP CP
Joshi will also flag off
the train. NWR General
Manager Vijay Sharma
will be present at
Udaipur station.
Rs 2,220 crore has
been spent on a broad
gauge rail section of 295
km. 41 major and 736 mi-
nor bridges were built
on the railway line. Be-
sides, 22 crossings and
15 halt stations were
also built. An additional
route will be available
between Ahmedabad to
New Delhi.
PM to flag off train on Ahmd-Udpr broad gauge converted line today
ON THE ‘TRACK’ OF DEVELOPMENT
First India Bureau
Banaskantha: Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
on Sunday alleged that
just the way goats are
purchased for Eid cele-
brations, the Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) is
buying MLAs to topple
elected governments in
states. He said the BJP
had pulled down gov-
ernments using money
power in Arunachal
Pradesh, Karnataka,
Madhya Pradesh and
Chhattisgarh, and had
unsuccessfully tried to
unseat him as well in
Rajasthan, an apparent
reference to the tur-
moil when Gehlot was
set to fight the Congress
presidential polls.
He was speaking at a
rally in Khedbrahma
town of Sabarkantha
district in Gujarat,
where Assembly elec-
tions are due by the end
of the year.
CM Gehlot on Sun-
day said that the Con-
gress will fulfill every
promise made after
forming the govt in Gu-
jarat.
He said that the Con-
gress manifesto is like-
ly to be declared on 8th.
“We will provide free
treatment to all in Guja-
rat and every person
will be provided insur-
ance cover of Rs 10
lakh, 300 units of elec-
tricity will be provided
free and gas cylinders
will be available for 500
rupees,” he said during
the election rally in Ba-
naskantha.
He said that the Con-
gress will remove all
the shortcomings in
Gujarat after forming
the government and the
Rajasthan model will
be implemented.
The youths are not
getting jobs in Gujarat
while in Rajasthan, 3
lakh youths have been
given government jobs
and Contractual work-
ers are being made per-
manent, Gehlot said.
BJP BUYING MLAs TO TOPPLE GOVTs: GEHLOT
Rajeev Gaur and
Ashok Kumawat
Abu Road: Highlight-
ing the achievements
made in the education
sector, CM Gehlot said
that when he became
the CM for the first time,
there were just 6 colleg-
es and today there are 89
colleges in the state.
“Today we are leav-
ing no stone unturned
in the field of educa-
tion. Education is very
important for the new
generation,” he said.
Gehlot said that the
state govt has opened
Englishmediumschools
in villages today’.
He said that every sec-
tion needs to be linked
witheducation.Whilead-
dressingaprogrammeof
NSUI in Abu Road, Ge-
hlot also highlighted the
schemes and pro-
grammes of his govt in-
cluding Chiranjeevi
healthinsurancescheme.
“Earlier people used
to worry about treat-
ment, but today people
are being provided free
treatment in the state
hospitals,” he said.
CM Ashok Gehlot and PCC chief Govind Singh
Dotasra will participate in a symboliv Bharat Jodo
Yatra on Monday at 4 pm. Gehlot will reach Jaipur from
Gujarat at 1.30 pm and will take out a foot march with
PCC chief to support the Bharat Jodo Yatra. The work-
ers of National Youth Camp will also walk together. The
foot march will be held from Sardar Patel Statue at OTS
to Indira Gandhi Statue at JDA Circle.
Gujarat Congress will take out 5 Parivartan Sankalp
Yatras from Monday. These Yatras will pass
through 175 assemblies of Gujarat. Rajasthan Chief
Minister Asohok Gehlot, Kamal Nath, Digvijay Singh,
Mukul Wasnik, BK Hariprasad, Chhattisgarh CM Bhu-
pesh Baghel and other Congress leaders including
Sachin Pilot will be present in the yatra.
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot will pay tributes to tribal
freedom fighters at Mangarh Dham in the state’s
Banswara district on November 1, an event that will
be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi too.
During the freedom struggle, more than 1.5 lakh Bhils
and other tribes engaged in a long stand-off with the
British rallied at Mangarh Hill on November 17, 1913
under the leadership of Govind Guru.
GUJ CONG TO TAKE OUT PARIVARTAN YATRAS
FROM TODAY, CM GEHLOT, PILOT TO ATTTEND
AHEAD OF PM MODI’S VISIT, POONIA UNVEILS STATUE OF RANA POONJA
GEHLOT, MODI TO SHARE DAIS AT TRIBAL
FREEDOM FIGHTERS PROGRAMME NOV 1
CM Ashok Gehlot inspected and eat the food at an
Indira Rasoi located at Manpur Chauraha, Abu
Road on Sunday. CM Gehlot took stock with former
Health Min Raghu Sharma. On this occasion, the
crowd also gathered to welcome the CM and were
eager to get the selfies. CM also broke the protocol
and expressed happiness in reaching out to public. CM
Gehlot also paid Rs 8 for the food.
CM INSPECTS INDIRA RASOI IN ABU ROAD
CM GEHLOT, DOTASRA TO HOLD SYMBOLIC
‘BHARAT JODO YATRA’ IN JAIPUR TODAY
‘Educationveryimportantfornewgen’
n CM Gehlot in Gujarat alleges that, ‘Just as goats
are purchased for Eid, BJP buying MLAs’
CM Ashok Gehlot interacting with local Congress leaders at Manpur
airstrip,Abu Road on Sunday. Sanyam Lodha is also seen.
Om Birla inaugurating genome sequencing lab in Kota on Sunday.
CM Ashok Gehlot during his campaigning in Gujarat elections on Sunday, addressing the gathering at Bhiloda village in Aravalli district
of Gujarat. In Banaskantha and Virampur too, Gehlot appealed to declare Mangarh Dham as National Monument.
n PM Modi and CM Gehlot to share dais at tribal
freedom fighters programme in Banswara
Rahul Gandhi@RahulGandhi
Congress’s firm promises
z Fixed jobs for contract workers
z Old Pension System (OPS)
restored
z Promotion on time
Done in Rajasthan, will now do in
Gujarat too. Employees will get their
due as soon as Cong govt is formed.
Cong’s Guj manifesto
on Nov 8,says Gehlot
I am con-
vinced seeing
the huge
crowd that
the people of Gujarat
will bring Congress to
power in Gujarat this
time. We will end 27
years of misrule from
Gujarat. Complete
treatment is free in Ra-
jasthan under Chiran-
jeevi Yojana. We have
provided the best treat-
ment facility in Corona
in Rajasthan. Many
people from Gujarat
came and told me there
is no such system any-
where in the country
like Rajasthan.
—Ashok Gehlot,
Chief Minister
Speaker Om Birla inaugurates
genomesequencinglabinKota
DArevisedforemployeesunder
5thand6thpaycommissions
Rajsamand: BJP State
President Dr Satish Poonia
unveiled a new statue of
the brave warrior Rana
Poonja, who protected the
environment and the earth,
taking a pledge to conserve
water, forest and land in
Murda, Amet in Rajsa-
mand. Poonia attended the
Bhil Samaj convention
organized on the occasion
of unveiling the statue and
invited the community
people to attend program
of PM Narendra Modi on
November 1 at the holy
place of Govind Guruji at
Mangarh Dham in Ban-
swara. In the program, MP
Diya Kumari, MLA Suren-
dra Singh Rathore, District
Chief Mansingh Bareth,
District Chief Ratani Devi
were present.
lll
`2,220 crore
has been spent
on a broad
gauge rail
section of 295
KM. 41 major
and 736 minor
bridges with 22
crossings are
built on this line
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The (DA) Dear-
ness Allowance at the
rate of 396% will be pay-
able to the state and
work-charged employ-
ees and pensioners
working under the 5th
Pay Commission in the
state instead of 381% as
CM Ashok Gehlot has
approved the revision
of DA for the state em-
ployees and work-
charged employees.
Similarly
, DA at the
rate of 212% will be pay-
able to state and work-
charged employees and
pensioners working un-
der the 6th Pay Commis-
sion instead of 203%. It
is noteworthy that the
state govt revises DA as
per the DA given by the
Central Government.
In this sequence, the
employeeswillbepaidin
cash for the increased
dearnessallowancefrom
the salary month Octo-
ber 2022, payable from
November 2022 and the
amount from 01.07.2022
to 30.09.2022 will be de-
posited in the provision-
al fund account of the
employees.
CM Gehlot will visit Udaipur, Banswara and
Ajmer districts on Nov 1. He will reach Jaipur
from Gujarat at 1.30 pm on Monday, 31 Oct. He
will reach Udaipur by special plane from Jaipur at
8:30 pm on Monday night and will rest at Udaipur
for the night. On Nov 1, he will visit Mangarh Dham
in Banswara, and will attend the programme or-
ganised by the Central Govt to pay tributes to tribal
martyrs. After the function is over, Gehlot will reach
Udaipur where he will meet the party workers. In
the evening, he will reach Pushkar in Ajmer and
will inaugurate the Pushkar fair. Preps for the fair
have been going on for the past several days.
CM GEHLOT ON UDAIPUR, BANSWARA,
AND AJMER TOUR FROM NOVEMBER 1
From P1…
He said that in Gujarat,
there have been 22 cases
of paper leaks in which
nothing was done
whereas Rajasthan is
such a state where ac-
tion is being taken and
the accused have
reached behind the
bars. Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said that
the Congress party is
likely to release its elec-
tion manifesto in Guja-
rat by November 8.
Earlier, Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot
reached Abu Road and
was warmly welcomed
by Rajya Sabha mem-
ber Neeraj Dangi, Min-
ister in-charge Mahen-
dra Chaudhary, CM’s
advisor Sanyam Lodha,
Public Grievances Re-
dressal Committee
Chairman Pukhraj Par-
ashar, former Chief
Whip Ratan Dewasi and
others.
PM Narendra Modi
CM Ashok Gehlot

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11
JAIPUR, MONDAY,
OCTOBER 31, 2022
City First brings to you glimpses from the coruscating
star-studded eve full of fame and fortune witnessed in the
gratifying grand finale of First India Queen organised at Jade
Ballroom, Hotel Sahara Star, Mumbai on Friday, October 21.
t was a night of
glitz and glam-
our, livewire
perfor mances
and nerve-
wracking deci-
sions, as the
winners of First India
Queen were announced
in a star-studded cere-
mony at Jade Ballroom,
Hotel Sahara Star, Mum-
bai on Friday. With 30
finalists from across the
country battling it out
for the coveted title, the
jury had a tough time
choosing the top five.
Jagdeesh Chandra
graced the occasion as
the Chief Guest.
The scintillating even-
ing in the mesmerising
land of picturesque
beaches and the City of
Dreams began by wel-
coming Jagdeesh Chan-
dra, the man who made
it possible for every
young girl to dream big
with confidence so that
she may reach greater
heights. While congratu-
lating all the finalists,
Jagdeesh Chandra wel-
comed the audience and
said, “We strongly wish
to open the gates of op-
portunity in the fashion
and entertainment in-
dustry for many deserv-
ing girls. First India and
youth are natural allies
and we promote talent
for one and all.”
Famous anchor Sim-
ran Ahuja set
the mood swing-
ing by introduc-
ingthefinalistsof
the First India
Queen. Special
Guest for the even-
ing, Deepak Agar-
wal, MD, Bikaji
Group, on the oc-
casion said, “ The
crownisanadded
privilege, I am
sure the girls will
take so much con-
fidence from
here. I am glad to
be a part of the
event.” He fur-
ther congratulat-
ed Jagdeesh
Chandra and the
First India family
for the wonderful
event.PearlAgarwal
(Winner First Miss India
2021),ShreyaGupta(First
MissIndia1strunnerup),
Lekh Uthaiah (First Miss
India2ndrunnerup)Cha-
hak Bhandula (4th run-
ner up) were also present
on the occasion.
MITALI DUSAD
mitalidusad01@gmail.com
I
(L-R) Victoria Fernandes (First runner-up), Bhakti Jani (Winner of First India Queen) and Svara Mandalik (Second runner up)
Jagdeesh Chandra walks the ramp with Bhakti Jani (Winner First India Queen). Also seen are
Pearl Agarwal (Winner, First India Queen 2021), Aditi Jaggi Rastogi and Parimal Mehhta. Also seen are other finalists
Lekh Uthaiah, Pearl Agarwal, Chahak Bhandula and Shreya Gupta
Jagdeesh Chandra with (clockwise) Kajol Saraswat, Swati Yadav and Bhakti Jani
—PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA

12-13
ETC
Many celebrities and
dignitaries graced the
mega event. Rajendra
Jain (MD SVAR Group),
Archana Kochhar (Fash-
ion Designer), Parimal
Mehhta (Founder-
Blanckanvas Pvt Ltd),
Dr Priti Shenai (Skin-
works), Roopmati Ma-
nere (Dy
. Commissioner
State Tax (GST) Thane),
Aditi Jaggi Rastogi (Ce-
lebrity Fashion Design-
er), Jayanthi Ballal (De-
signer and Founder
Mysore Fashion Week),
Poonam Pandey (Ac-
tress), Ishika Taneja (Su-
permodel and Miss India
winner), Shibani Kashy-
ap (Singer), Raayo S.
Bakhirta (Actor), Mad-
huri Bhosle (Founder-
IRA), Karishma Modi
(supermodel and ac-
tress), Akanksha Bhalla
(supermodel and ac-
tress) and Nitinn R Mi-
ranni (Actor) were pre-
sent as the jury mem-
bers on the occasion.
On the occasion, var-
ious celebrities namely
Riya Soni (Emerging
Star), Manish Raising-
han (Versatile Actor),
Umar Riaz (Most popu-
lar Actor), Vishal Koti-
an (People’s Choice),
Rehaa Khan (Style
Icon), Sakshi Dwivedi
(Sizzling Personality)
were also felicitated by
First India.
Parimal Mehhta,
Founder of Blanckanvas
Pvt Ltd while congratu-
lating the participants
also thanked Jagdeesh
Chandra and the First
India team for giving
them the opportunity to
showcase this extrava-
gant event.
First India Queen is a
platform of inspiration,
learning and stardom for
a common girl – coming
from different parts of
the country
. The pageant
celebrates inner beauty
and talent as much as the
physical appearance of
any contestant, and
hence it is instrumental
in setting standards for
evaluating and express-
ing the inner beauty of
an Indian woman.
EVE FULL OF CHARISMA AND CHARM!
FROM PG 11
Jagdeesh Chandra felicitating Riya Soni
Jagdeesh Chandra and Deepak Agarwal
felicitating Sakshi Dwivedi Jagdeesh Chandra felicitating Rehaa Khann Jagdeesh Chandra and Deepak Agarwal felicitating Vishal Kotian
Jagdeesh Chandra and Deepak Agarwal
felicitating Manish Raisinghan
Mrunal Jain
Kalpana Yadav
Jagdeesh Chandra addressing the audience. Also seen are (L-R) Karishma Modi, Parimal Mehhta,
Raghu Zaveri, Poonam Pandey, Deepak Agarwal and Sandeep Shukla Gaurav Gaur and Akanksha Bhalla
(L-R) Simran Ahuja, Archana Kochhar, Shibani Kashyap and Karishma Modi
Deepak Agarwal greeted
by Kavita Chauhan
The jury members (L-R) Poonam Pandey, Nitinn R Miranni, Akanksha Bhalla,
Karishma Modi, Raayo Bakhirta and Aditi Jaggi Rastogi share a moment of joy
Finalists walking the ramp flaunting traditional sarees
Clockwise: Svara Mandlik, Neha Verma, Kanupriya Brella, Victoria Fernandes and Yoshita Arora
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
Jagdeesh Chandra and the winners of First India Queen Bhakti Jani (winner),
Victoria Fernandez (1st Runner Up), Svara Mandlik (2nd Runner Up), Sanya Hissaria (3rd Runner Up)
and Divya Mamnani (4th Runner Up) with (L-R) Nitinn R Miranni, Karishma Modi, Aditi Jaggi,
Raayo Bakhirta, Rajendra Jain, Gaurav Gaur, Akanksha Bhalla, Parimal Mehhta, Sandeep Shukla,
Raghu Zaveri, Dr Nida Khateeb, Kavita Chauhan, Mitali Dusad, Khalid Ansari and Ashish Tiwari

14
CITY BUZZ
GET VACCINATED
STAY MASKED
CITY FIRST
mar Smitiya, a
memoir was
launched in re-
membrance of
well-known so-
cial workers
and respected
philanthropists Gird-
hari Lal Setia and La-
jwanti Setia in a mag-
nificent ceremony on
Sunday
. Jagdeesh Chan-
dra along with various
dignitaries including
Rajiv Arora; Chairman
of Raj Small Industries
Corporation, MLA Kali-
charan Saraf, RHB
Commissioner Pawan
Arora and BJP member
Ashok Parnami graced
the occasion with their
presence and inaugu-
rated the event by light-
ing the lamp.
The event began on
an auspicious note with
a beautiful perfor-
mance of Saraswati
Vandana by the Setia
family
. The programme
commenced with a
short note by Ramesh
Arora who briefed the
crowd with insights
into commendable
work done by Girdhari
Lal Setia in the field of
community service.
The book launch by
Anandpur Kuttia
(Sriganganagar) was
welcomed and applaud-
ed by all. The book also
contains quotations
from notables all
around the city which
further compliments
the content of the book
and gives a sense of
meaning to the name.
The launch was held
with the cordial inten-
tion of making the book
reach as many people
as possible. The cere-
mony was concluded by
Rajendra Setia by pay-
ing a tribute to their
late ancestors.
GREETINGS!
DIWALI BASH!
On the
occasion
of 81st
birthday
of Justice
NK Jain,
former Chief
Justice of
Madras and
Karnataka
High Court
was greeted
by Rituraj
Sharma,
President
Rajasthan
High Court
Staff
Association
on Sunday.
Diwali is an auspicious festival that symbolizes the triumph
of good over evil and this festival of light is not over yet.
To mark the same, Grand
Geejgarh Complex Hawa
Sadak hosted a majestic Diwali
celebration cum Sneh-Milan
ceremony in the premises of
the complex on Saturday. The
celebration began with fun
activities including housie and Antakshri. Guests enjoyed the
festival of light with much fervour and enthusiasm.
The first global business meet by Global Bussiness Group
was organised at Hotel Centrino Vaishali Nagar Jaipur on
Sunday. Global Bussiness Group is the new group founded
by former students of MPS School. Motto of this organisation
is “School Mate First”. The concept is very simple to give
business to school mates first. During the meet, more than
200 business owners introduced themselves to each other
on this occasion. These business meets will be a regular
feature in upcoming months. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
The grand opening of The Poison Club,
situated in the heart of Jaipur, Adarsh
Nagar took place on Saturday. Jagdeesh
Chandra graced the occasion as the
Chief Guest and congratulated the owner
on his new venture. He also wished
him great success.Various dignitaries
including IPS Sandeep Singh Chauhan,
ACP Sanwarmal Nagora and Gaurav
Gaur attended the program as special
guests. Well-known bloggers and
fashion designers from the city were
also present on the occasion. Live music
concerts,
Russian dance performances,
fire acts and aerial acts enthralled the
audience during the event. During the
event, the organisers Dashrath Singh
Nathawat, Manju Verma, and Anoop
Soni congratulated the three finalists of
Elite Miss Rajasthan 2022, Sweta Raje,
Devshree Hada, and Sheena Parashar
for their victory. The Poison Club offers
a perfect club floor with amazing stress
busters delicious cuisine and drinks sips
to boost your spirits high.
—PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
A
TOKEN OF RESPECT!
—PHOTOS
BY
SUNIL
SHARMA
CONGRATULATIONS!
MEET AND GREET!
In collaboration
with the
Ministry
of Culture,
Government
of India, JKK
and Orion
Greens, the
National
Panchtatva
Utsav will
begin on
November
1, 2 and 3
at Rangayan
Auditorium
of Jawahar Kala Kendra. Chandra Chaturvedi, Joint
Secretary, Orion Greens said that this Panchtatva has been
happening in Jaipur for many years and will be a beautiful
masterpiece for all types of art lovers.
GAME OF POISE AND PASSION!
CITY FIRST
T
he first audition
of National Level
Beauty Pageant
Queen of India
Season 2, organised by
KalyanandSonsProduc-
tion House, took place at
ApexWomenUniversity
,
Jaipur on Sunday
. More
than 100 female models
of the Miss and Mrs cat-
egory presented their
charm by walking the
ramp.
Show director Monu
Verma shared that in this
firstaudition,allthemod-
els first walked the ramp
in a black dress code and
impressedthejudgeswith
their talents. 40 models
from the Miss category
and 30 models from the
Mrscategoryparticipated
in this audition. The
grandfinalewillbeheldat
the end of December this
year. During this audi-
tion, Prerna Mandloi,
Khushboo Joshi, Sakshi
Tiwari, Neha Khan and
Priyanka Sharma were
presents as judges. Ma-
hendra Hingonia, Naveen
Singhal, Pramod Goyal,
JitendraMaheshwariand
Pawan Bhinda were pre-
sent as guests during the
audition.
Jagdeesh Chandra with Arjun Das Setia, Kalicharan Saraf, Rajendra Nagpal,
Mahatma ji lighting the lamp
Jagdeesh Chandra paying tributes to late Girdhari Lal Setia and Lajwanti Setia.
Also seen are Kalicharan Saraf, Mahatama ji and Bimla with others
Jagdeesh Chandra felicitated by Surendra Setia, Mahendra Setia,
and Saroj Setia. Also seen are Rajkumar Setia and Mahatma ji
Pawan Arora felicitated by Ravi Kumar Setia
and Surendra Kumar Setia
Pawan Arora, Rajiv Arora and Mahatma ji with
various dignitaries during the launch
Pawan Arora and Ritu Arora with
Shelly Bedi, Kuldeep Bedi and Rajkumar Setia
Jagdeesh Chandra with Gaurav Gaur, Akanksha Bhalla,
Khushi Vijay, Sneha Chaturvedi, Vinnie Soni,
Dasrath Nathawat, Yashwini Saraswata and Rishika Chandani Radhika Agarwal
Sukhdev Singh Gogamedi, Sandeep Singh Chouhan,
Sanwarmal Nagora, Gajendra Singh Chirana and Vikas Joshi
Pankaj and Smriti Tiwari
Toshi Vijay, Richa Chattani,
Sumedha Sood Rachna Kaushik
Karan Vig, Surbhi Sabnani,
Shweta Kejriwal and Poonam Madan
Aerial Act performance by Artist
Show Organiser Monu Verma with all the
participants and jury members
Prerna Mandoli
Radhey Shyam Tanwar with Pawan Agarwal, Dr Sukesh Tandon,
Trilok Fatehpuria and Shivkant Fatehpuria
Amit, Anurag Agarwal, Manmohan, Pankaj Lila and Harsh
—PHOTOS
BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
A batch meet was organised by Mahatma Gandhi Medical College Alumni Association on Sunday. Batchmates
from 2001 to 2007 were participated in it. Emeritus Chairperson Dr ML Swarankar was the chief guest of
the program organised at RL Swarnakar Auditorium. Dr Swarankar said that batch meets are very important
from the point of view of career guidance, mutual harmony and cooperation. He named the alumni as the
ambassador of the institute. Dr Vikas Swarankar, Chairperson, Mahatma Gandhi Medical University said that
Doctors Welfare Fund should be created by the Association so that the needy doctors can get help in need.
”The unmatched beauty of the
mind of any man is the mirror of
his personality.The beauty of any
human being is more important
than the beauty of his body.” said
by author Manaswini Agarwal
from Jaipur, who was addressing
a book reading session organised
at Crossword Book Store, C
Scheme on Sunday. Manaswini
Aggarwal,while reciting her fiction
novel ‘The Run Away Princess of
Enchanted’, told how she thought
of the characters of the story.The
moderator of the session, Mishika
Arora, asked Manaswini many
questions with the attendees.
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO

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