Supreme Court forms women judges panel to address humanitarian issues in Manipur clashes

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n a setback to the image of India and its phar-
maceutical industry the World Health Or-
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APEX COURT ORDER
A HEALING TOUCH
he Supreme Court’s judgment on Manipur
covers every aspect of recent events but what
is of special significance is the formation of
three former women judges to look into the humani-
tarian aspects of the clashes. This is perhaps for the
first time that former women judges of high courts
have been assigned such a noble task. The panel will
be led by Justice (retired) Gita Mittal, former Chief
Justice of the J&K High Court, Justice (retired) Sha-
lini P. Joshi of the Bombay High Court and Justice
(retired) Asha Menon of the Delhi High Court. To-
gether, they are expected to provide a much-needed
healing touch to the
victims of violent
clashes between the
Meiteis and Kukis.
Women judges can
do this job far more
empathetically than
male judges and the
panel, besides other
measures, would go a
long way in restoring
people’s faith in the
rule of law so badly
shatteredbythestate’s
initial indifference.
ABench headed by
Justice DY Chandra-
chud,theChiefJustice
of India, the judicial
panel will look into
relief and rehabilita-
tion of the affected
people who are still
struggling to start a
normal life. The other
confidence-building
measure taken by the
Bench, which also included Justices JB Pardiwala and
Manoj Misra, was to appoint former Mumbai Police
CommissionerDattatrayPadsalgikartooverseetheCBI
probe into incidents of sexual violence, the video of at
leastoneofwhichrockedthenation’sconscience.After
the Supreme Court’s strong directives the people of
Manipur can hope for justice. How the Meitei-Kuki
chasm will be narrowed remains to be seen.
T
The Supreme Court’s
judgment on
Manipur covers
every aspect of
recent events but
what is of special
significance is the
formation of three
former women
judges to look into
the humanitarian
aspects of the
clashes. This is
perhaps for the first
time that former
women judges of
high courts have
been assigned such
a noble task
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mid the de-
bris strewn
across the
roads of
Nuh, several
questions areseeminglybe-
ing stoked and are awaiting
replies galore. What has
surprised all is how the lar-
gescale violence took place
in the area and the subse-
quent and collective role of
the intelligence and the
men in khakee which are
being questioned widely.
It has also raised ques-
tions on what the state
Home Minister Anil Vij
had to say on Sunday.
“Bhai, Nuh ke bare me aab
jo batayenge, mukhy-
amanti ji batayenge… unhi
ke paas sari soochnaye hai.
Mujhe nahin kuchh bhi
pata (Brother, now only
the chief minister will tell
about the Nuh incident. I
have no information).”
Talking to journalists in
Ambala, he went on to say,
“Jo kuchh maine kehna tha
mein keh chuka (I have
said whatever I had to say
(on Nuh)”. If the state
home minister says he has
nothing to say and the CM
will talk in this regard,
what can be deduced…?
Six persons, including
two home guards, were
killed and hundreds were
injured and displaced after
the communal violence that
erupted in Nuh on July 31,
and also spread to nearby
Gurgaon. The violence that
broke out during the Vishva
HinduParishadrallyinHar-
yana’s Nuh was a “100 per
cent intelligence failure,” as
thepolicedidnotapprisethe
organisers about the poten-
tial threat of riots and com-
munal tensions before the
procession,VHPJoint Gen-
eralSecretarySurenderJain
had told CNN-News18 on
Wednesday.
Jain said the VHP had
been in touch with the po-
lice prior to the event. “We
were in touch with the po-
lice and this was not known
to us… it’s a 100 per cent
intelligence failure,” he
said. If the video of murder-
accused Monu Manesar
went viral before the yatra
at Nuh wherein he said that
he would participate in the
religious procession and as
it is being presumed and
also being claimed by the
police that this may have
incited clashes in the area
on Monday, then why
wasn’t internet shut down
ASAP or why the govern-
ment hadn’t issued orders
to yank off the video to pre-
vent it from spreading and
creatingfurtherfissuresand
tremors of fear.
However, police officials
maintained that Manesar
did not visit the yatra… but
the damage was done. If a
peace meet was held in the
area on July 27, in the pres-
enceofpolice,whycouldn’t
the police realise or feel the
ripples coming? Also, one
more important point has to
be considered and this is
after the massive violence
took place, Monu Manesar
was available for a section
of the media for interviews
especially to say that he
was not physically present
during the yatra, but how
come till now the wanted
murder- accused is still not
in police net?
It may be recalled that
some on social media had
also asked him (Monu) not
to turn up. The Rajasthan
and Haryana police are
looking for him for the last
six months — for the al-
leged murders in Ra-
jasthan. Monu has been
absconding since February
after he allegedly killed
Junaid and Nasser for al-
leged cow smuggling.
EPICENTRE OF
CYBERCRIME?
Unfortunately, Nuh in the
last three to four years, has
turned into a hub for the cy-
bercrime fraudsters with all
sortsofcyber-relatedcrimes
ranging from fake work-
from-home job offers to
honey traps with setting up
fake profiles and advertise-
ments on different products
etc being conducted here.
A recent Home Ministry
data says that the Mewat
region comprising Bharat-
purandAlwarinRajasthan,
Mathura district in Uttar
Pradesh and Nuh in Hary-
ana, has even replaced
Jamtara in Jharkhand as
India’s newest hub for cy-
bercriminals.
The National Crime Re-
cords Bureau data showed
that 52,974 cases of cyber-
crimes were registered in
2021, an increase of 11.8%
compared to the previous
year. Nearly 12 per cent of
these crimes were reported
fromNuh.Thedistrict’spo-
lice recently said they had
solved at least 28,000 cases
of cyber fraud across the
country worth `100 crore.
Did a section of the pro-
testors take the advantage
of the violence on that day
to commit this attack on the
Cyber Police Station…? In
that case, the Nuh violence
will attain a new dimension
and a wider perspective.
MINISTER’S QUESTION
TRIGGERS MORE
QUESTIONS
Gurgaon MP and Union
minister of state (inde-
pendent charge) Rao In-
derjit Singh has questioned
why people joining a reli-
gious procession – refer-
ring to the ‘Shobha Yatra’
that passed through Nuh –
were carrying weapons.
Speaking to The Indian
Express,Singhsaid,“Kisne
hathiyar diye unko is pro-
cession mein le jaane ke
liye? Koi talwar leke jata
haiprocessionmein?Lathi-
dande leke jata hai (Who
gave weapons to them for
the procession? Who goes
to a procession carrying
swords, or sticks)?”
“This is wrong.Aprovo-
cation took place from this
side too. I am not saying
there was no provocation
from the other side,” he
continued. Singh also said
thathehadaskedchiefmin-
ister Manohar Lal Khattar
and the Union home minis-
try to send Central forces to
Nuh as the police force was
“insufficient”.
Social media is playing
a role to instigate matters,
Singh alleged. “I have
asked the police to probe
who uploaded such videos.
Someone said there were
videos saying, ‘We are
coming for this religious
function, your daamad
(son-in-law) is coming. If
you can stop, stop it’. If
such irresponsible videos
are uploaded, it causes a
negative impact.”
This is what was dis-
cussed earlier that when
the video was creating
waves, why didn’t the au-
thorities react immediate-
ly.And now when minister
Vij says, “Bhai, Nuh ke
bare me aab jo batayenge,
mukhyamanti ji batay-
enge… unhi ke paas sari
soochnaye hai. Mujhe na-
hin kuchh bhi pata,” we
can realise the sorry state
of affairs.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
BRAND
GURUGRAM
TAKES A
BEATING?
“Gurugram is our gem and
we cannot have this (vio-
lence) happening here. The
incidents going viral world-
wide at a time when we are
proudly hosting G20 events
is not great. It has dented our
image as a corporate hub
or a prospective investment
option. People will be scared
to migrate here or invest and
that will affect the state,”
Gurugram MP and Union
minister Rao Inderjeet
Singh told The Tribune.
To add to the woes…
Haryana’s home (interior)
minister, Anil Vij, had told the
media, “It has been shocking
to see how distrust between
two communities spilled
onto the streets.”Among the
MNCs which are operating
here are Google, American
Express, Dell, Samsung,
Ernst & Young and Deloitte.
Suzuki’s main India plant is
also located near Gurugram.
Following the violence, many
companies asked employees
to work from home.
With the country’s bid to
expand it economy and en-
sure its spirit of Atmanirbhar
Bharat, such sudden wide-
spread violent incidents are
awfully worrying especially
when India has been able to
carve a niche for itself in the
corporate world across devel-
oped nations especially with
its “Make In India” campaign.
NUH:WASTHEVIOLENCE
TIPOFANICEBERG?
INTERESTING ANGLE! Investigative agencies are now
closely monitoring at a targeted attack on the Cyber
Police Station during Monday’s violence, and are
probing if it had any connect with the action against
cybercrime and the ‘Jamtara-style’ frauds in Nuh
by the cops police of late. The cyber police station
has recently gained a lot of importance especially
for its action against several cybercrimes being
operated in the area in the last few months. Cops
are probing if the attack had to do with the police
action against these cyber fraudsters.
A
Robin
Roy
The writer is Senior
Journalist and former
Managing Editor, First India

NEW DISTRICTS IN FOCUS...
‘BORN’A DAY
BACK, NEW RAJ
DISTRICTS ‘UP
AND RUNNING’!
CM ASHOK GEHLOT REVIEWS THE
ISSUES PERTAINING TO THE NEW
DISTRICTS, DIRECTS TO OBSERVE
2-DAY INDEPENDENCE FESTIVAL
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
hief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
said on Tuesday
that respecting the all-
round development of
State and public senti-
ments, State govt has cre-
ated new districts and
divisions. “Decentraliza-
tion will increase the ca-
pabilities of administra-
tion and strengthen the
law and order,” he said
and for ease of adminis-
trative works of the com-
mon man, he gave in-
structions to officials re-
garding new dists to be
fully functional soon.
Gehlot addressed the re-
view meeting on Tuesday
night. He said that only 7
new dists were formed in
last 60 years, while the
population of State in-
creased 3 times during
this period. “The most
recently carved out dis-
trict of Pratapgarh was
declared in July 2006,
which became functional
in 2008. New dists have
become functional in just
5 months,” he said. P6
CM Ashok Gehlot, Usha Sharma, Akhil Arora, Anand Kumar, Kuldeep
Ranka, T Ravikanth, Gaurav Goyal, Umesh Mishra, Aparna Arora &
others during review meeting of new districts at CMR on Tuesday.
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First India Bureau
New Delhi
The Opposition alliance
INDIA wanted a “semi-
final” before the 2024
Lok Sabha elections, and
the results are out for
everyone to see, Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
said on Tuesday at the
BJP parliamentary party
meeting, according to
sources. The PM was re-
ferring to the battle over
the controversial Delhi
Services Bill, which was
passed by RS on Mon-
day. Taking a swipe at the
Opposition alliance, he
said it’s plagued by mu-
tual distrust. On leaders
listed to speak on the no-
confidence motion on
Tuesday, the PM said
they want to “hit a six on
the last ball”.”It was a
test of their own internal
trust,” PM Modi said. P7
Modi’s No-Trust Gambit!
BJP called a meeting of
its parliamentary party
on Tuesday ahead of
no-confidence motion,
to be discussed,
answered and voted
today and tomorrow.
THOSE WHO LEFT PARTY ARE NOWHERE NOW,
SAYS MODI DURING RAJ MPs’ MEET IN DELHI
An important meeting of BJP in New
Delhi regarding Rajasthan was chaired
by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
on Tuesday wherein all Rajya Sabha MPs
of BJP from Rajasthan along with 23 Lok
Sabha MPs of the State were present. The
meeting was held at Gujarat Bhavan in New Delhi.
Lok Sabha Speaker did not join the meeting for being
on a Constitutional post. PM Nrendra Modi, interacting
with BJP MPs, said, “Need to unite for Mother India.”
PM stressed on strengthening every polling booth and
talking about Gujarat model, he said, “Those who left the
party and went out, they are now nowhere.” Notably, MP
Ranjeeta Koli was made in-charge of this meeting and
Alka Gurjar was also given the responsibility. Naren-
dra Singh Tomar was the coordinator and Arjun
Meghwal, the co-coordinator. P10 Aditi Nagar
ED SUMMONS JHARKHAND CM
FOR QUESTIONING ON AUG 14
The ED has issued a summons to
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren for
questioning in a money laundering
case, official sources said Tuesday.
ONCE WE CEASE TO BE JUDGES...:
CJI ON RANJAN GOGOI’S REMARK
Day after ex-CJI Gogoi’s remarks, CJI
DY Chandrachud on Tuesday remarked
that once judges demit office whatever
they say is just opinion & is not binding.
Jharkhand, Kerala, Tripura, WB, Uttarakhand &
UP to undergo bye elections on September 5. The
counting for these bypolls will be on September 8
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IN BRIEF
Rahul gets back his 12,
Tughlaq Lane bungalow
New Delhi: Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi has
been reallotted his 12 Tu-
ghlaq Lane bungalow in
Delhi on Tuesday, a day
after his parliamentary
membership was restored
on Monday, sources said.
Gyanvapi: ASI surveys north
wall, dome and basements
Varanasi: The ASI team
surveyed northern wall,
dome and basements of
Gyanvapi complex on
Tuesday, fourth day of the
court-mandated exercise
to determine if mosque
was built over a temple.
Pak poll panel disqualifies
jailed Imran for 5 years
Islamabad: In a fresh set-
back for Imran Khan, Pa-
kistan’s top election body
on Tuesday disqualified
the jailed former PM for 5
years after his conviction
in a corruption case.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
A 35-year-old employee
of the Rajasthan Con-
sumerAffairs department
was burnt to death after
the SUV he was driving
caught fire here on Tues-
day, police said. The ve-
hicle caught fire near
Champapura area in the
morning. Rahul Chaud-
hary, an accounts officer
of the Consumer Affairs
department, got trapped
in the SUV and was burnt
alive, Kalwar Station
House Officer (SHO)
Dharam Singh said. P4
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur/Banswara
Senior Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi will ad-
dress a rally in Banswara
district today, his first
public meeting after the
restoration of his Lok
Sabha membership.
The rally will be held
on World Tribal Day and
mark beginning of the
party’s campaign for
StateAssembly polls due
later this year. CMAshok
Gehlot will reach Ban-
swara on Wednesday.
Congress in-charge for
Rajasthan Sukhjinder
Singh Randhawa, PCC
chief Govind Singh Do-
tasra, minister Mahend-
rajeet Singh Malviya and
other leaders are already
in Banswara to look after
the arrangements. P10
Govt employee
burnt to death as
car catches fire
RAHUL GANDHI IN
BANSWARA TODAY
PM Narendra Modi arrives to attend the BJP parliamentary party meeting, at Parliament Library
Building on Tuesday. Also seen here are Arjun Ram Meghwal, Dr Jitendra Singh and others. ANI
Ahead of vote, PM Modi says, vote will make it clear who is united, who isn’t (in Oppn).
Gone too soon!
Pepperfry co-founder Ambareesh dies
after cardiac arrest on bike trip in Leh
mbareesh Mur-
ty, the co-found-
er of Pepperfry,
online marketplace for
furniture and home decor,
has died, the company’s
second co-founder Ashish
Shah announced in a
post on X. The 51-year-
old was a bike enthusiast
and was on a motorcycle
trip from Mumbai to Leh.
Shah said his “friend,
mentor, brother” died
due to cardiac arrest
in Leh and that he is
“extremely devas-
tated”. He founded
Pepperfry in 2011
and was its CEO. AMBAREESH MURTY
1972 TO 2023
‘God denied me to
become angel,’ posts
Pepperfry co-founder
on Instagram hours
before his death
Criminal case against
Assam Rifles in Imphal
First India Bureau
Imphal/Guwahati
Just hours after central
paramilitary force,As-
sam Rifles, was with-
drawn from a district
in violence-hit Ma-
nipur, a police case has
been filed against the
force personnel. It is
alleged that the Assam
Rifles personnel ob-
structed the State po-
lice from arresting
men who were alleg-
edly behind killing of
3 people last Saturday
in Bishnupur. Assam
Rifles, whose adminis-
trative control rests
with Union HM and
ops with Army, is yet
to respond to charges.
Rahul Gandhi
NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION DEBATE IN PARL MONSOON SESSION
SANSADHEATSUPFOR
‘POWERPROBE’
Gaurav Gogoi initiates discussion in place of Rahul, BJP questions
Moni Sharma
New Delhi
Leaders of the Opposi-
tion alliance INDIA on
Tuesday moved a privi-
lege motion in RS against
Leader of House Piyush
Goyal for addressing
some of the Opposition
members as “traitors.”
BJPMPNishikant Dubey
said, “The PM says that
this is not a no-trust-vote,
it is a ‘trust in Opposi-
tion’ vote. They want to
see who supports them”.
Attacking Sonia Gandhi,
Dubey claimed she wants
to do two things: “Bete
ko set karna hai, damaad
ko bhent karna hai.
Gogoi initiated debate
on no-trust debate, say-
ingthatOppnhasbrought
this motion for Manipur.
“If Manipur is burning,
then India is burning,” he
said. MP raised 3 ques-
tions for PM Modi: “Why
did he not visit Manipur
to date? Why did it take
almost 80 days for him to
address the issue? Why
has Modi not sacked the
Manipur CM so far?” P7
OM BIRLA JAGDEEP DHANKHAR PIYUSH GOYAL GAURAV GOGOI NISHIKANT DUBEY
MAJOR PARL
HAPPENINGS
 Over 14 parties sign
no-privileged motion to
condemn ‘un-parliamen-
tary words’ used against
Opposition on Tuesday
 Rajya Sabha passes
the National Dental
Commission Bill, 2023
and National Nursing
and Midwifery Commis-
sion Bill, 2023
 Rajya Sabha passes
the Indian Institutes of
Management (Amend-
ment) Bill, 2023
 RS passes Inter-
Services Organisations
(Command, Control &
Discipline) Bill, 2023
 Rajya Sabha Chair-
man Jagdeep Dhankhar
suspended TMC MP
Derek O’Brien for the
rest of Monsoon session
and then lets him back
into House less than an
hour later on Tuesday
WHY DIDN’T HE SPEAK FIRST?: MINISTER
PRALHAD JOSHI’S DIG AT RAHUL GANDHI
Slamming Rahul for not opening debate
on no-confidence motion against govt,
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said treasury
benches were “very enthusiastically” waiting for
his speech. Joshi’s remark came as soon as LS
Speaker called on Gaurav Gogoi to start debate.
Joshi said Speaker’s office had received a letter
at 11.55 am that said Gandhi would be speaking.
INDIA IS READY TO
FACE ANY TYPE OF
WARFARE: RAJNATH
Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh
said India is fully
prepared to face any
type of warfare and the
country’s
defence
spending
can be
increased
to 5-6%
of GDP if
needed. In his reply to
discussion, Singh said
also said filling vacan-
cies in the armed forces
is a continuous process.
The no-trust debate is
expected to continue
till Thursday, when
PM Narendra Modi is
expected to give his
reply. The debate will
last for 16 hours, will
have 15 speakers
BJP LEADERS TO
SPEAK ON NO-VOTE
Five ministers will
speak during the
No-Confidence Mo-
tion debate — Amit Shah,
Nirmala Sitharaman, Smriti
Irani, Jyotiraditya Scindia &
Kiren Rijiju. 10 other BJP
MPs will also participate.
OPPN WILL REGRET NO-
TRUST MOTION: RIJIJU
Union minister Kiren
Rijiju said Opposi-
tion will regret bring-
ing the No-Confidence Mo-
tion because it comes at the
“wrong time and the wrong
manner”, given India’s cur-
rent stature in world.
A
Rahul Gandhi
Pralhad Joshi

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ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
BJP identifies names of winning candidates
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur
head of the se-
lection of candi-
dates for assem-
bly elections, BJP state
leadership has forwarded
a list of strong and win-
nable candidates to prime
minister Narendra Modi.
The names will be
matched with the list pre-
pared in a survey con-
ducted on direction by
the PM.
Party sources said that
the list of winnable can-
didates has been for-
warded to the PM. Now
a secret survey will be
conducted to shortlist the
candidates.
On the other hand, sen-
ior BJPMLAs from Uttar
Pradesh, Gujarat, and Ut-
tarakhand will come to
Rajasthan on August 19
for a week-long stay.
BJP election in charge
for Rajasthan and union
minister Pralhad Joshi,
state in-chargeArun Sin-
gh, state president CP
Joshi, co-in-charge Vi-
jaya Rahatkar and state
general secretary (org)
Chandrashekhar will
hold a workshop of the
MLAs after which they
will go to assembly con-
stituencies.
They will collect feed-
back about issues and
will assess the ground
situation in all 200 as-
sembly constituencies.
The MLAs will submit
a report about the visit,
which will be sent to the
party high command.
Meanwhile, the state
unit of the party has pre-
pared a list of winnable
candidates beyond the
party line in constituen-
cies where the party is
facing a challenge.
Such candidates can be
brought to the BJP fold
for contesting elections.
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur
A 35-year-old employee
of the Rajasthan Con-
sumerAffairs department
was burnt to death after
the SUV he was driving
caught fire here on Tues-
day, police said.
The vehicle caught fire
near Champapura area in
the morning. Rahul
Chaudhary, an accounts
officer of the Consumer
Affairs department, got
trapped in the SUV and
was burnt alive, Kalwar
SHO Dharam Singh said.
He said after receiving
the information about the
incident, police and fire
brigade teams rushed to
the spot, but Chaudhary
had died.
The police officer said
efforts are being made to
find out the cause of the
fire. It is suspected that
the fire broke out due to
a short circuit in the vehi-
cle. However, other rea-
sons are also being inves-
tigated, Singh said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
BJP state president CP
Joshi’s remark for police
has invited sharp reac-
tion. A video of Joshi has
gone viral on social me-
dia in which he calls po-
lice drunkards.
“We stand with the vic-
tim’s family until justice
is served. When the fam-
ily members of the victim
girl go to the police sta-
tion to file a report, these
drunkards tell them to
bring TC and Aadhaar
cards. If a gravel dumper
has to be caught, you run
after it like a dog,” Joshi
purportedly said.
Reacting to this, for-
mer IPS officer Kesar
Singh termed the state-
ment as unfortunate and
demanded the IPS Asso-
ciation to raise voice
against the statement.
He said that it is very
wrong to use such objec-
tionable words for po-
licemen.
“The statement has
hurt the policemen who
are working day and
night to protect the peo-
ple,” he said, while urg-
ing the IPS Association
to raise their voice
against the statement.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Chief Secretary Usha
Sharma on Tuesday said
that work should be done
to find alternatives along
with the ill-effects of sin-
gle-use plastic. She direct-
ed the officers that more
effective steps should be
taken to eradicate single-
use plastic in the state.
Sharma was presiding
over the meeting of the
SpecialTask Force related
to the ban of single-use
plastic, at the Government
Secretariat on Tuesday.
“Strict action should be
taken on the disposal of
single-use plastic waste
and movement of plastic
and plastic waste from
other states,” she said.
Local Self Government
SecyKailashChandMee-
na said that efforts are be-
ing made to take action on
the production unit itself
inthedirectionoferadica-
tion of single-use plastic.
In this sequence, action
has been taken against 55
manufacturing units pro-
ducing single-use plastic
in the state.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
Additional Chief Secre-
tary, Mines and Geology
Department Veenu Gupta
during a review meeting
of the Mineral Depart-
ment through video-con-
ferencing on Tuesday
stated that with financial
support from the District
Mineral Development
Fund, over 20,187 funda-
mental development pro-
jects worth more than Rs
62.67 billion are being
implemented in the
state’s mineral-rich re-
gions. Among these,
12,659 projects have
been completed.
Gupta directed the Dis-
trict Mineral Foundation
Trust(DMFT)toorganize
meetings at least once
every six months and pro-
vided guidance to ensure
the quality and proper
monitoring of the innova-
tive work done by DMFT.
She instructed to set up
a project monitoring unit
at the district level for
quality, proper imple-
mentation and monitor-
ing of work.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In a case related to inter-
ference in the administra-
tion of justice by diso-
beying the order, the
court issued a contempt
notice to Harmada SHO
Rajesh Gautam. Judge
Vijay Kumar Solanki
sought an answer from
SHO through ACP
Chomu. Advocate
Yashodev Singh Chaud-
hary had filed a contempt
application.
In the case of Rahul
Rahar vs Hansraj Jakhar,
the court had given or-
ders to register an FIR.
After the order given on
May 25, an FIR was reg-
istered on June 7. The
petition mentioned that
FIR was not registered
because the accused was
working in PHQ.
The Supreme Court’s
guideline to register FIR
within 24 hours was also
violated.
First India Bureau
Jalore
Markets remained closed
in Sachin town in protest
against the murder of liq-
uor contractor Laxman
Dewasi.
Dewasi was shot dead
at point-blank range by 3
persons on Monday after-
noon when he was on his
way to Gujrat.
The shooters intercept-
ed his vehicle after he left
his house in Indira Colo-
ny in Sanchore town and
opened fire on his vehicle.
The shooters fired 3 bul-
lets in his head from a
close distance through the
window of the side where
Dewasi was sitting.
The incident agitated
the Dewasi community.
Hundreds of members
of the community assem-
bled at the hospital and
refused to accept the body
demanding immediate ar-
rest of the accused.
First India Bureau
Chittorgarh
Nimbahera Kotwali po-
lice station in a major ac-
tion against illegal drug
trafficking, seized 41
quintals 89 kg 200 gram
opium in a truck being il-
legally transported in a
truck on Monday and ar-
rested two.Superinten-
dent of Police Rajan Du-
shyant said that under the
direction of ASP Bu-
glal Meena and DSP
Nimbaheda Beniprasad,
action was carried out un-
der the campaign being
run for illegal drug crack-
down in the district.Both
the driver and the helper
of the truck tried to flee.
First India Bureau
Churu
Three persons including
a six-year-old girl were
killed in a collision be-
tween two motorcycles
in Churu district late on
Monday night.The inci-
dent occurred between
Ganoda and Sarothia vil-
lages in Sujangarh where
23-year-old Trilokchand
was returning with his
six-year-old daughter
Manvi when his bike met
with a head-on collision
with another bike driven
by Onkar Singh (27).
They were rushed to a
nearby hospital where
doctors declared them.
The bodies were handed
over to family members
after a postmortem.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
A woman was allegedly
raped for three years on
the pretext of marriage in
Chitrakoot area, police
said. Police informed the
accused, identified as
Shehzad Khan, sedated
the victim and raped her.
“In 2019, the victim met
the accused at a birthday
party and later developed
a friendship with him. In
2020, Shehzad Khan
called the victim to a
friend’s home and then
sedated her,” police said.
“When the victim object-
ed to the incident, the ac-
cused promised to marry
him. The accused even
took Rs. 1.82 lakh and
later refused to marry
her,” police said.
The Bolero suddenly caught fire near Champapura area of
Jaipur on Tuesday morning.
Deceased Onkar Singh,
Trilokchand and Manvi.
Veenu Gupta taking a review meeting of Mineral Dept through
VC on Tuesday. Also seen are Sandesh Nayak and others.
Deceased Laxman Dewasi
Accused in police custody at Nimbahera Kotwali police station.
CP Joshi
Pralhad Joshi, Arun
Singh, CP Joshi, Vijaya
Rahatkar and state
general secy (org)
Chandrashekhar will
hold a workshop of
the MLAs after which
they will go to
assembly
constituencies
A
Missing boy meets
family after four
years inJhalawar
Jhalawar: Aminor boy
missing for the last 4 yrs
was finally united with
his family in Jhalawar on
Tuesday. President of the
Child Welfare Commit-
tee Shivraj Singh Hada
informed that the child
was found at Bhawani
Mandi Rly Station in
2019. “The child was
then shifted to Sankalp
Bal Grah where he was
imparted education,” said
Hada. Arif Mansoori
Miscreants loot `2
lakh from man in
Chittorgarh
Chittorgarh: Miscre-
ants looted more than Rs
two lakh from a person
going to put money in
the ATM in Chittorgarh’s
Gangrar on Tuesday. The
masked miscreants came
in a car and looted Gan-
grar resident Pawan Ku-
mar Porwal on a bike
near Mahadev Road.
They looted him at gun-
point. Pawan has report-
edly fractured his hand.
PK Agarwal
IN BRIEF
Jaisalmer: Cook
beaten to death over
food preparation
Jaisalmer: A cook at a
restaurant was allegedly
beaten to death by four
people over food prepa-
ration in Jaisalmer dis-
trict, police said Tues-
day. The accused were
in an inebriated condi-
tion at the time of the
incident, the police
said, adding all four
have been detained.
The accused severely
thrashed the cook, re-
sulting in his death, he
said. The deceased was
identified as Shiv
Deshmukh, a resident
of Telangana.
Churu: 3 including 1
minor killed in accident
Efforts are being made to find out the cause of the fire
TRAGIC ACCIDENT
Jaipur:Govtemployeecharred
todeathasvehiclecatchesfire
Woman raped for
three years on pretext
of marriage in Jaipur
16-YR-OLD ABDUCTED
RAPED IN SALUMBAR
Salumbar: A
16-year-old girl was
allegedly raped
in Salumbar district. The
victim’s mother alleged
that her daughter was
abducted on August 2
by the accused identified
as Raju. The police have
registered a case against
the accused at Parsad po-
lice station and started an
investigation in the related
matter. Station House
Officer (SHO) Mukesh
Chandra is investigating
the case thoroughly.
ONE ARRESTED WITH 1KG OF OPIUM IN BEAWAR
Jaipur: The CID-CB wing of Rajasthan Police on
Tuesday recovered 1kgs of opium in Beawar district
and arrested a drug smuggler. Police informed the
accused, identified as Sambhu Singh, was travelling to
Jodhpur in a sleeper bus and was caught in Beawar. “The
accused was brought down from the bus and thoroughly
checked. During checking, 1kg of opium was recovered from
his possession. Sambhu Singh was supposed to supply
illegal narcotic drugs to labourers in Jodhpur. The accused
has been arrested and is being questioned,” police said.
CP Joshi’s ‘police drunkards’
remark draws flak from cops
Take effective steps to eliminate
single use plastic: Usha Sharma
`6,267crprojectsimplemented
inminingrichareas: ACSGupta
Police seize 41 quintals of
illegal opium in Nimbahera
CourtissuesContempt
noticetoHarmadaSHO
Liquor trader shot by
3 in broad daylight
Governor, CM
Gehlot wish on
World Tribal Day
110 senior
citizens leave for
Pashupatinath
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Governor Kalraj Mishra
and CM Ashok Gehlot
extended hearty greet-
ings and best wishes to
the people of the state on
World Tribal Day ob-
served on August 9.
“The traditions and cus-
toms of the tribal society
are an integral part of our
cultural heritage. Our
tribal brothers and sisters
have made sacrifices
time and again to protect
the motherland,” said
Gehlot. Governor
Mishra said that the folk
culture and traditions of
tribal society are closely
related to nature.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Under the Senior Citi-
zens Pilgrimage
Scheme-2023, the dream
of senior citizens of the
state to visit Pashupati-
nath Temple in Kathman-
du, Nepal is being ful-
filled. Devasthan Depart-
ment Commissioner
Pragya Kevalramani said
that till now 1187 senior
citizens of the state have
visited Lord Pashupati-
nath under the air journey
which started from July
28. OnAugust 7, 110 sen-
ior citizens of Kota have
gone on a pilgrimage.
Usha Sharma in a meeting of the Special Task Force with Hridesh
Kumar Sharma Kaliash Chand Meena in Jaipur on Tuesday.

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THE CITY OF SAFARIS
Leopard spotted in newly built Tiger safari
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
Leopard was
spotted in Na-
hargarh on
Monday in the area
where the work related to
Tiger Safari is on the
verge of completion on
about 30 hectares of land.
Fencing has been com-
pleted and a number 8
shaped track is being
constructed inside. The
leopard was spotted
around the fence and then
tried to jump over the
guard room and also tried
to jump over the fence.
The leopard was there for
about half-an-hour.
Manoj Aggarwal, who
was at the construction
site, captured the photo-
graph in his camera.
Meanwhile, work is
going on in Myla Bagh
and Beed Papad forest
area for the third leopard
safari in Jaipur. Safari
track and other facilities
are being developed in
Myla Bagh area . There is
a plan to start the Safari
by September this year.
The Leopard roaming in Nahargarh on Tuesday.
A
RAJASTHAN 05
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JaipurDiscombreaksrecord
with100.69%revenueinJuly
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
Jaipur Discom has bro-
ken record in revenue
collection in the month
of July. Discom MD RN
Kumawat put in meas-
ures that brought the
positive results. Circle
wise 100.69 percent rev-
enue collection was
made in July. This is the
best performance in the
last 10 years.
This is the highest
ever revenue in the first
four months of the finan-
cial year. MD RN Ku-
mawat gave credit to
field officers for the
achievement. He said,
“If field engineers per-
form well, there will be
100% improvement in
the financial and man-
agement position of the
discoms.”
However, in July
2020, 102 percent rev-
enue was collected but
the reason was the ab-
sence of billing for two
months during Covid-19
pandemic.
Naveen Joshi
Bhilwara
Revenue Minister Ramlal
Jat and Minister of State
for Home RajendraYadav
on Tuesday visited the
home of a minor girl who
was allegedly gang-raped
and murdered in Bhilwara
district last week. The
ministers met the family
members of the girl and
consoled them. Ra-
jasthan seed corporation
chairman Dheeraj Gurjar
was also with them.
Yadav, said the gov-
ernment has taken quick
action in rape cases. “Ra-
jasthan is the state where
quick action is taken and
we are handling the cases
with strictness,” he said.
Congress leader and
former deputy chief min-
ister Sachin Pilot met the
family members of the
victim in Bhilwara on
Tuesday and consoled
them. Later, talking to re-
porters, he said that the
incident has shaken the
soul of the country and
the state and we are pro-
viding full help and sup-
port to family members.
He said that cruelty that
happened with a minor
girl in Bhilwara district
cannot be accepted in any
civilized society.
He said that it is the re-
sponsibility of the govt,
administration and every-
one to ensure that the ac-
cused get the harshest
punishment.
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur
Minister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas, while
interacting with the me-
dia at Circuit House dur-
ing his Udaipur visit on
Tuesday, attacked BJP
leaders who were ques-
tioning Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot’s injury
making remarks on it.
Khachariyawas said
that it has happened for
the first time in history
that the opposition of
Rajasthan has stooped to
such low levels.
“The language used
by BJPleaders regarding
the CM’s leg injury, es-
pecially by BJP Leader
of Opposition Rajendra
Rathore, State President
CP Joshi and Union
Minister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat, is condemn-
able,” the Minister said.
Minister Khachariya-
was has asked the three
opposition leaders to ac-
company him so that he
can show them Chief
Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot’s injured leg in
front of doctors.
Khachariyawas said that
if they see the injury,
they will have to apolo-
gize to the people of Ra-
jasthan and announce
that they will never con-
test any elections.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Ministry of Health
and Family Welfare,
Government of India has
issued an order appoint-
ing Dr SS Agarwal as
the President of All India
Institute of Medical Sci-
ences, AIIMS Jodhpur.
Dr Agarwal has earlier
been involved as a mem-
ber of the Institutional
Body of AIIMS Jodhpur.
Dr. Agarwal has also
been the National Presi-
dent of Indian Medical
Association, the apex
body of doctors. Dr
Agarwal is the only doc-
tor from Rajasthan who
has been the National
President of IMA. Dr.
Agarwal said according
to the requirement of Ra-
jasthan, special attention
will be given to medical
facilities and research of
those diseases, which
will be according to the
priority of the people of
the state, so that the resi-
dents of Rajasthan do not
have to go out of Ra-
jasthan for treatment.
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur
In another mismanage-
ment by Indigo Airlines
flight 6E7138 from
Jaipur toAhmedabad, the
heater was left on all
through the journey leav-
ing the passengers sweat-
ing. Many had difficulty
in breathing.
In a similar incident on
Sunday, passengers of
Indigo Airlines flight
number 6E7261 from
Chandigarh to Jaipur had
a troubling time as the air
conditioner did not work
for one hour and 10 min-
utes. Punjab Congress
President Amarinder
Singh Raja Warring
shared a video of this on
social media. However,
despite all these inci-
dents, management did
not take any action.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In a surprise inspection
by the Administrative
Reforms Department at
Shiksha Sankul and
PHED department, a
large number of gazetted
officers and employees
were found missing. A
report was also made and
data will soon be re-
leased. The inspection
created panic and em-
ployees were seen de-
fending themselves giv-
ing various reasons for
their late arrival. The
register was also seized
during inspection.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The State government on
Tuesday appointed ADG
in-charges in new ranges
of police. Sanjay Aggar-
wal will be in charge of
Udaipur and Banswara
range; Anil Paliwal of
Pali and Ajmer range;
Hawa Singh Ghumaria of
Jodhpur Range and Com-
missionerate Jodhpur;
Vipin Pandey of Jaipur
and Sikar Range. Mean-
while, 8 DSPs were also
transferred by police HQ.
Kamal Kant Navin Sharma
Jaipur
Suspended mayor of
Jaipur Heritage Munici-
pal Corporation Munesh
Gurjar has chal-
lenged the suspen-
sion order in Ra-
jasthan High Court.
The petition filed
by Gurjar states
that the state gov-
ernment issued an order
in a hurry and suspended
her from the post of
councilor and mayor.
Referring to the arrest
of her husband and two
others by ACB in a brib-
ery case, Gurjar said that
her name is not there in
the FIR and the cash of
Rs 40 lakh recovered
from her house was
received against the
sale of a plot by her
father in law three
days before the
ACB act.
She said that her
husband was not at home
at the time of the ACB
raid and he was brought
from his office after be-
ing caught. Gurjar said
that before suspending
the elected public repre-
sentative, at least a pre-
liminary inquiry should
have been conducted by
the government but this
was not done and she was
not given a chance to pre-
sent her side.
The state government
has already filed a caveat
in the high court.
Meanwhile, a court on
Tuesday sent Sushil Gur-
jar, who was arrested
while allegedly taking a
bribe of Rs 2 lakh, to ju-
dicial custody.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Increase in demand at
government-run blood
banks in the capital is pos-
ing a major problem for
patients. The biggest con-
cern is for the children
suffering from thalassae-
mia in JK Lone hospital
who require regular blood
transfusions.
JK Lone hospital’s
blood bank incharge Dr
Satyendra Singh said that
B-positive, B-negative
and O-negative blood
groups are in high de-
mand and because of the
shortage of blood of
these groups, patients
have to wait.
Dr Singh has appealed
to the general public and
social organizations for
voluntary blood dona-
tion. People who are in-
terested in donating
blood for the cause can
contact on the mobile
number 78916 02178.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The visa ofAnju alias Fa-
tima, who went to Paki-
stan from Bhiwadi in
Rajasthan and married
Nasrullah there, is likely
to be extended for a year.
Her visa is till August 20
According to Pak media
reports, the visa expiry
date is nearing, in which
caseAnju has applied for
extension of visa.
It is being said that the
Government of Pakistan
has agreed to extend his
visa for one year.Avideo
of has surfaced, in which
Nasrullah is claiming
that the Pak govt is ready
to extend visa.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Union Jal Shakti Minister
Gajendra Singh Shekha-
wat on Tuesday an-
nounced that an amount
of Rs 20.52 cr has been
released by
Ministry of
Jal Shakti
for Gang Ca-
nal project
Command
Are a Devel-
opment under the Nation-
al Hydrology Project and
Pradhan Mantri Krishi
Sinchai Yojana for Ra-
jasthan.
“It is expected that
government will speed up
these projects with coor-
dination and cooperation.
Considering public inter-
est as paramount, the cen-
tral government expects
the same from state gov-
ernment,” he tweeted.
Shubham Jain
Ajmer
The Rajasthan Public
Service Commission sec-
retary has announced Oc-
tober 1 as the date of
RAS Prelims Exam
2023. Recruitment will
be on 424 posts of state
services and 481 posts of
subordinate services. 6
lakh 97,051 applications
have been received.
Meanwhile, the third
phase interviews of RAS
exam-2021 will start
from August 21. The
third phase will be held
from August 21 to Sep-
tember 6. Interview let-
ters of will be uploaded
on the website.
Anju’s Pak visa
to be extended
for one year
`20.52 crore
for Gang Canal
project by JSM
The department
reported highest
revenue collection
in last ten years
RAS Pre-Exam
2023 to be
held on Oct 1
Ministers, Pilot meet Bhilwara
gang-rape, murder victim’s kin
BJP leaders’ comments on CM’s
injury are condemnable: PSK
Dr Agarwal appointed
prez of AIIMS Jodhpur
Indigo JPR-AMD
passengers fly
with heaters on
Shiksha Sankul,
PHED employees
found missing: ARD
3 ADGs given
charge of Ranges,
8 DSPs shifted
Munesh Gurjar moves HC against
suspension; Raj Govt files caveat
PAY `50 FOR CARRYING PLASTIC BAGS IN
BHARATPUR’S KEOLADEO BIRD SANCTUARY
VISTARA STARTS NEW
JAIPUR-MUMBAI FLIGHT
With the initiative of Deputy Forest Conservator Ma-
nas Singh, the Keoladeo National Park in Bharatpur
has become totally plastic-free these days. There is
a complete ban on plastic
bags in Keoladeo National
Park. According to the
rules, if a tourist wants to
carry anything in a product
made of plastic, then he
has to deposit Rs 50 by
tagging the material.
The amount is refunded
on showing the tag upon returning. Though densely popu-
lated with flora and fauna, it struggled with water scarcity
several times. The biggest challenge was to save Keoladeo
from plastic. Single-use plastic has been banned in the
state from July 1, 2022 and strict actions are being taken
regularly against those found flouting it.
Vistara Airlines
started a new
Jaipur-Mumbai flight
number UK-566 from Tues-
day. The flight left from Jai-
pur to Mumbai at 6:30 am
and will return from Mumbai
to Jaipur at 10:50 pm.
Now, there are 12 flights
daily from Jaipur to Mumbai
easing passengers’ travel
between the two cities.
Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, Amrrita Dhawan, GS Dotasra and Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas in Banswara during a meeting on Tuesday.
Sachin Pilot met the victim’s family members and
consoled them in Bhilwara on Tuesday.
Ramlal Jat, Rajendra Yadav and Dheeraj Gurjar
handing over a cheque to victim’s family.
Docs appeal for blood
donation due to scarcity
Water Resources Excellence
Rajasthan’s Water Resources Department clinches the ET Government Digitech Award 2023 for
pioneering digital innovations in water management. Dr Subodh Agarwal accepting the award
from Information and Technology Minister of Bihar, Mohammad Israil Mansuri, in Goa on Tuesday.
PREPS TO WAIVE OFF
FUEL SURCHARGE ON
OVER 200 UNITS
In good news
for domestic
electric-
ity consumers of
the state, efforts are
being made for not
taking fuel surcharge
even on consumption
exceeding 200 units.
An announcement of
this is likely within a
couple of days. Pres-
ently, consumers are
charged a fixed fee
for consumption up to
200 units. All taxes,
including ED, urban
cess and fuel sur-
charge, will be waived
off. This tax is borne
at state government
level. Around 8 lakh
consumers will benefit
from new proposal.
z July, 2014: 88.77%
z 2015: 91.81%
z 2016: 88.17%
z 2017: 91.57%
z 2018: 96.20%
z 2019: 95.64%
z 2020: 102%
z 2021: 97.70%
z 2022: 95.04%
z July, 2023: 100.69%
YEAR-VISE REVENUE

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आवेदित भूदि
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आवेदित भूदि
का क्ेत्रफल
वर्गफुट िें
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1. सांवरमल / हीराराम प्रजापत 28 2062 69-अ
2. जगदीश प्रसाद / तोलाराम 30 1250 69-अ
3. बजरंगलाल / रामादत पारीक 15 2904 69-अ
4. भीखाराम / फुसाराम सुथार 12 1260 69-अ
5. कमला देवी / नानूराम जाट 5 875 69-अ
6. नानू कंवर / गोववनद वसंह राजपूत 7 1952 69-अ
7. शाननत देवी / जगदीश प्रसाद 6 625 69-अ
8. पवन कुमार / महावीर 15 3000 69-अ
9. लक्मी देवी दुगड / ज्ानीराम 6 2450 69-अ
10. देव कुमार / झाबर मल जांवगड 6 2089 69-अ
11. अजुजुनलाल नाई / वकशनलाल नाई 7 2728 69-अ
12. संजू व अरसद / फारूक हुसैन 7 1439 69-अ
13. वलयाकत / अबदुल अजीज 50 1680 69-अ
14. मो. अबदुल / अबदुल अजीज 50 1200 69-अ
15. मो. अताउलला खान / अबदुल अजीज 50 166 69-अ
16. अहमद कलाम / अबदुल अजीज 50 1015 69-अ
17. मो. इजाज गोरी / मो. हुसैन 37 1600 69-अ
18. मो. जावेद / मो. इवलयास 37 306 69-अ
19. मो. मेजर खां सालतखानी / नबाब खां 23 2881 69-अ
20. मनफुल खा / नबाब कायमखानी 23 3287 69-अ
21. जुबेदा बानो / मनसब खां 23 2815 69-अ
22. आशी देवी / राधा कृष्ण 5 2939 69-अ
23. नानूराम सोनी / ओकारमल 5 3118 69-अ
24. शाननत देवी / जगदीश प्रसाद 26 1504 69-अ
25. रामा देवी / मनोज कुमार नाई 5 1575 69-अ
26. ववनोद कुमार / मांगीलाल सोनी 26 1364 69-अ
27. कनहैयालाल सोनी / मांगीलाल सोनी 26 552 69-अ
28. रतनलाल सोनी / मांगीलाल सोनी 26 279 69-अ
29. वगरधारी लाल / मोमन राम माली 26 69-अ
30. दीपक कुमार शमाजु / धोकलराम शमाजु 7 1664 69-अ
31. पपपू देवी / शयोपाल भोपा 6 750 69-अ
32. जगदीश भोपा / घुडाराम भोपा 6 1875 69-अ
33. गोपीराम / दानाराम जाट 25 1237 69-अ
34. ररजवान तगाला / नवाब तगाला 33 1650 69-अ
35. सुरजमुखी / भंवरलाल नाई 26 1440 69-अ
36. जावकर सांखला / मुमताज अली 31 1734 69-अ
37. मो. ररजवान / बुधेशाह 39 1760 69-अ
38. मो. सावजद काजी / बुधेशाह काजी 39 1760 69-अ
39. असलम काजी / बुधेशाह 39 1760 69-अ
40. कैलाश चंद / सोहनलाल प्रजापत 16 1633 69-अ
41. ओमप्रकाश / बजरंग वसंह राजपुरोवहत 3 557 69-अ
42. शंकरवसंह / भंवरवसंह राजपुरोवहत 2 2720 69-अ
43. भंवरी देवी / मा्णकचनद सोनी 2 1550 69-अ
44. मो. असलम / नूर मो. 29 946 69-अ
45. प्रवत देवी सोनी / प्रदीप कुमार 45 238 69-अ
46. कैलाश चनद्र / हनुमान प्रसाद वमश्ा 45 2800 69-अ
47. सीता देवी / नानुराम भाट 15 807 69-अ
48. गोरीशंकर / महादेवराम रेगर 50 712 69-अ
49. राजेश कुमार / श्ी महादेवराम रेगर 50 712 69-अ
50. कंवर लाल रेगर /महादेवराम रेगर 50 712 69-अ
51. जगदीश प्रसाद / जेठमल 26 992 69-अ
52. भंवरदान चार्ण / नतथुदान चार्ण 4 840 69-अ
53. कर्णीदान / श्ी नतथुदान चार्ण 4 840 69-अ
54. कानदान चार्ण / नतथुदान चार्ण 9 880 69-अ
55. हडमान दान / नतथुदान चार्ण 4 880 69-अ
56. मो. अवदल खान / इब्ावहम खान 25 1750 69-अ
57. मुसताक काजी / लाल मो. 33 666 69-अ
58. मो. सफीक / लाल मो. 43 1070 69-अ
59. महबूब काजी / लाल मो. 43 1250 69-अ
60. शंकरलाल / बुधाराम रेगर 50 850 69-अ
61. वशवकुमार / डुगरमल 50 666 69-अ
62. लक्मी / हंसराज हररजन 48 1760 69-अ
63. सुगरा / सलीम 39 2170 69-अ
64. रूवकया बानो / इमरान काजी 35 1250 69-अ
65. सुमन / वकशन लाल नाई 11 1232 69-अ
66. वभंवराज / टोरमल सवामी 54 2385 69-अ
67. मररयम / अलाउदीन 44 2450 69-अ
68. रूपचनद भेाजक / रामलाल भोजक 26 1536 69-अ
69. कमला प्रसाद सोनी / लु्णाराम सोनी 26 1200 69-अ
70. दोलतराम / ताराचनद 48 2565 69-अ
71. आवबदा / मो. मुनसलम 19683 69-अ
72. इसलाम बानो / लाल मो. 36 655 69-अ
73. वलयाकत / वहममत खान 32 1250 69-अ
74. उसमान खान / मवजद खान कयामखानी 32 1750 69-अ
75. कैलाशी देवी / मनीराम 6 2400 69-अ
76. सुमन / मदनलाल 24 1056 69-अ
77. ननद लाल पारीक / फुसाराम पारीक 54 1034 69-अ
78. सलीम वनवारीया / जमालुदीन 54 1250 69-अ
79. जावबद वनवारीया / मुसताक 54 975 69-अ
80. मदीना / सफी मो. 54 1250 69-अ
81. सोमेशवरलाल / सीताराम माली 2 3108 69-अ
82. भंवरलाल / रामलाल सुथार 1 1800 69-अ
83. महेश कुमार / वनरा्ण चनद ब्ाहम्ण 1 2450 69-अ
84. नोपाराम / डालुराम 1 1225 69-अ
85. शंकरलाल / डालुराम 1 1225 69-अ
86. भेराराम / नोपाराम 1 2310 69-अ
87. कलावती देवी / बृजलाल सवमी 1 3075 69-अ
88. माली देवी / दुलाराम 1 2600 69-अ
89. गोववनद प्रसाद / बेगाराम पांडे 26 1266 69-अ
90. ननदलाल सोनी / ओमप्रकाश 54 672 69-अ
91. मोतीलाल जाट / पू्णाजुराम जाट 6 1680 69-अ
92. ओमप्रकाश / रामलाल जाट 6 1944 69-अ
93. जगदीश /रामलाल जाट 6 299 69-अ
94. जमीला बानो/घीसू खान 27 1330 69-अ
95. गुलशन बानो/घीसू खान 25 1696 69-अ
96. संजू देवी/ववजय वसंह 5 1598 69-अ
97. राजकुमार/ग्णेश मल 47 1908 69-अ
98. कयूम वबसायवत / मुसताक 41 1250 69-अ
99. ताहीर हुसैन / मुसताक अहमद 41 1260 69-अ
100. सवफ / ईब्ावहम 51 1250 69-अ
101. मो. सवलम / लाल मो. 51 527 69-अ
102. पांची देवी / बहादुर वसंह 36 650 69-अ
103. कृष्ण देवी / सुभान चनद रेगर 38 1269 69-अ
104. कुनदनमल सैनी / भीलूराम माली 8 2450 69-अ
105. ववमला देवी / रतनलाल माली 15 1328 69-अ
106. ववकास भामभु / मनफुल वसंह 25 3433 69-अ
107. हरजु उफ्फ नाराय्ण / बृजमोहन 47 1323 69-अ
108. ओंकार मल / फुसाराम प्रजापत 52 700 69-अ
109. मंजू देवी / कर्णीदान सोनी 1 1225 69-अ
110. शंकरलाल प्रजापत/ लक्मीनाराय्ण 5 1123 69-अ
111. लक्म्णराम / नाराय्ण चनद माली 8 1141 69-अ
112. दाउद अली खां / मुमताज अली 29 1512 69-अ
113. हररराम /सोहनलाल 6 1250 69-अ
114. रामकर्ण / सोहनलाल 6 4000 69-अ
115. रेशमी देवी / धमजुचनद बैद 10 2226 69-अ
116. ववमला देवी / मदनलाल सोनी 5 630 69-अ
117. ववजय कुमार / भीखमचनद 12 5723 69-अ
118. पुनम चनद / जयदेवाराम 6 5850 69-अ
119. सुमेर वसंह / महावीर वसंह राजपूत 5 3600 69-अ
120. मो. फारूक तेली / कुरडा 4 1750 69-अ
121. वलछमा देवी / मनरूप प्रजापत 5 2132 69-अ
122. चनदा देवी / बाबुलाल प्रजापत 5 1006 69-अ
123. मोंगीलाल राजपुरोवहत / जीव्ण वसंह 5 1250 69-अ
124. चतुभजुज सोनी / चमपालाल सोनी 26 1260 69-अ
125. प्रदीप कुमार सोनी / कनहैयालाल सोनी 54 2185 69-अ
126. राकेश सोनी / चतुभुजुज सोनी 26 1126 69-अ
127. प्रकाश कुमार / टीकम चनद 6 1254 69-अ
128. सुमन रांकावत / रामलाल 21 540 69-अ
129. गोववनदराम / भंवरलाल माली 1 1050 69-अ
130. कनहैयालाल / भंवरलाल 1 1400 69-अ
131. अवमत कुमार / सांवरमल सैनी 4 1334 69-अ
132. संतोर देवी / मदनलाल नाई 1 2659 69-अ
133. सुरेश कुमार अग्रवाल / शंकरलाल अग्रवाल 23 1929 69-अ
134. भंवर कंवर / र्णजीत वसंह 24 2400 69-अ
135. धनपत राम / हजारी मल सार्ण 24 1400 69-अ
136. गंगा देवी / हुकुम चंद 25 3000 69-अ
137. प्रभुराम / कानीराम शमाजु 24 3000 69-अ
138. सांवरमल / कानीराम शमाजु 24 3000 69-अ
139. अमीलाल / भेराराम लुहार 24 1200 69-अ
140. ओमप्रकाश / सीताराम 24 600 69-अ
141. वकशोर कुमार /सीताराम 24 600 69-अ
142. सईदन बानो / नबाव खां 31 1250 69-अ
143. हरजीराम / भुराराम 25 3190 69-अ
144. रफीक / ईसाक तेली 25 698 69-अ
145. सांवरमल नाई / हंसराज नाई 27 358 69-अ
146. जगदीश नाथ / श्ी वनरा्ण नाथ 1 4350 69-अ
147. मुन्ीनाथ / वनरा्णनाथ 1 2500 69-अ
148. सीताराम / कुमभाराम शमाजु 49 2450 69-अ
149. मुराद खां / अजमत खां कयामखानी 43 3000 69-अ
150. फुसे खान / असत अली खान 43 3600 69-अ
151. ववमल कुमार भोजक / नथमल भोजक 22 2046 69-अ
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RAJASTHAN
Sandeep Goyal
Sawai Madhopur
Union Home Minister
Amit Shah is likely to
visit Gangapur City of
Sawai Madhopur dis-
trict on August 27 and
address a public rally.
Sources informed that
the union minister may
address a gathering and
interact with farmers in
Thadi village of Gan-
gapur City. Former
MLA from Todabheem
constituency Ramesh
Meena has started prep-
arations for the same. It
is believed that the BJP
leadership is focusing
on the assembly con-
stituencies of the east-
ern region of the state.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The passengers go-
ing for fairs in road-
ways buses will get a
discount of 50 per-
cent in the fare
charges, said an of-
ficial on Tuesday.
These fairs include
the Pushkar fair of
Ajmer, Kailadevi fair
of Karauli, Bada fair
of lake in Bharatpur,
Ramdevra fair of
Jaisalmer, Urs fair of
Ajmer, Khatushyam
fair of Sikar, Salasar
Balaji fair of Churu,
Gogamedi fair of
Hanumangarh, Ben-
eshwar fair of Dun-
garpur, Ganesh fair
of Sawai Madhopur,
Diggi Kalyan fair of
Tonk, Bhrithari,
Pandupol Temple
fair of Alwar, Johad
Gurudwara fair of
Sriganganagar, Mu-
kam fair of Bikaner
and Savaliya Seth
temple fair of Chit-
torgarh, said an offi-
cial on Tuesday.
From Page 1
It was told in the meet-
ing that offices of Dis-
trict Collector and Dis-
trict SP have been start-
ed in all new districts.
Also, ADG has been
appointed as range in-
charge in new ranges.
Action has been taken to
create posts for district
level offices of all main
departments including
Divisional Commis-
sioner and District Col-
lectorate. By reserving
50 additional jobs for
each new district by the
Police Department,
postings have been
made on new posts.
An allocation of Rs 1
crore has been made for
each District Collector-
ate and Rs 60 lakh for SP
for smooth functioning
of offices. All district
level facilities will also
bedevelopedat newdis-
trict HQs. District and
SessionsCourtswillalso
be established in new
dists. Necessary propos-
als in this regard will be
sent to HC for approval.
Town planning
experts will prepare
a special action plan
Presentmasterplanofall
new district HQs will be
reviewed. A special ac-
tionplanwillbeprepared
in collaboration with
town planning experts to
ensure planned devp.
State level Panel will
select land for offices
It was informed in the
meet that final form of
land selection for Mini
Secretariat/Collectorate
will be given by a state
level committee consti-
tuted under chairman-
ship of ACS, Revenue.
For this, the proposals
received earlier will also
be reviewed. In view of
well-planned develop-
ment, a panel of officers
of Town Planning Dept
willvisitthespotandtest
suitability of the land
identified for Mini Sec-
retariat/District Collec-
torate submit report to
State Level Committee.
Decision of
upgradation of
municipalities
It was decided in princi-
ple in meeting that the
municipalities of Dist
HQs would be upgrad-
ed to Municipal Coun-
cils after duly examin-
ing them. Till the for-
mation/election of Zilla
Parishads in new dis-
tricts, one post of Addl
Chief Executive Officer
Zilla Parishad will be
created in each new dis-
trict for smooth works.
Grand events will be
held on I- Day
The CM instructed to
organise a grand 2-day
Independence Day pro-
gram at new district
HQs. In these events, a
cultural evening, deco-
rative lighting and fire-
works will be organized
by Tourism Dept on
August 14 and a digni-
fied Independence Day
celebration will be cel-
ebrated on August 15.
AmitShahlikely
tovisitGangapur
CityonAugust27
50% discount in buses
of roadways for those
going to attend fairs
All major offices started
in 17 new Raj districts

Bill to empower Commander-in-Chief or Officer-
in-Command of Inter-Services Organisations
Rajya Sabha passes Dental Commission Bill
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BOTHHOUSESADJOURNEDAGAIN
 Oppn pushes for Manipur CM’s resignation over violence  Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to resume at 11 am today
First India Bueau
New Delhi
Both Houses of Parlia-
ment, Lok Sabha and Ra-
jya Sabha, were ad-
journed again on Tues-
day and will resume at
11am on August 9
(Wednesday). The debate
on no-confidence motion
will be continued in Lok
Sabha on Wednesday.
Earlier, the Opposition
MPs on Tuesday de-
manded the resignation
of Manipur Chief Minis-
ter Biren Singh over the
violence in the state as
Lok Sabha took up a dis-
cussion on the no-confi-
dence motion against the
government.
The Opposition MPs
claimed that the govern-
ment has failed on sev-
eral other issues too like
inflation, maintaining
communal harmony and
safeguarding the inde-
pendence of institutions.
Proceedings of Lok Sabha gets adjourned till 11am on 9th August during the Monsoon Session, in New Delhi on Tuesday. ANI Rajya Sabha proceedings underway during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Tuesday. ANI
MINISTERS’ STATEMENTS
IN PARLIAMENT
MoS: DELHI FLOOD SITUATION WAS BROUGHT
UNDER CONTROL DUE TO ALL-OUT EFFORTS
1.40 LAKH KG NARCOTICS DESTROYED ACROSS
COUNTRY ON JULY 17: MoS NITYANAND RAI
`48,461CRUNCLAIMEDDEPOSITSTRANSFERRED
TODEPOSITOREDUCATIONAWARENESSFUND
RANSOMWARE ECOSYSTEM IS EVOLVING WITH
WIDE RANGE OF ATTACK CAMPAIGNS: CENTRE
New Delhi: Union Minister for State Home Affairs
Nityanand Rai on Tuesday informed Lok Sabha
that due to all-out efforts, the flood situation in
Delhi was brought under control. The topic of whether
the government has taken note of the serious waterlog-
ging that has occurred in some areas of Delhi, with flood
water reaching the Supreme Court complex and causing
hardship for the people, was addressed to the Lok Sab-
ha by MoS Home Nityanand Rai in a written response.
He said that due to heavy rains during monsoon in July
2023 and the unprecedented rise in the water level of the
Yamuna River, water logging occurred in some parts of
Delhi, particularly along the Yamuna River bank.
New Delhi: Minister of State for Home Affairs
Nityanand Rai on Tuesday said in the Lok Sabha
that in a special campaign by the Ministry of
Home Affairs till now more than 10.1 lakh kg of drugs
have been destroyed and 1.40 lakh kg of narcotics were
destroyed in a single day on July 17. “Destruction of
seized drugs is a continuous process. NCB, under direc-
tions of Ministry of Home Affairs, has initiated a special
campaign for destruction of seized drug from 01.06.2022
in Collaboration with other Drug Law Enforcement
Agencies (DLEAs). In the said campaign, more than
10,17,523 Kgs of drugs have been destroyed till date in-
cluding 1,40,969 kgs of drugs destroyed on 17.07.2023,”
MoS Home Nityanand Rai to Lok Sabha in written reply.
New Delhi: Unclaimed deposits worth Rs
48,461.44 crore pertaining to 16,79,32,112 ac-
counts have been transferred by the banks to
Depositor Education Awareness Fund as on March 31,
2023, Parliament was informed on Tuesday. Ministry of
Corporate Affairs has informed that the amount lying with
Investor Education and Protection Fund, as on March
31, 2023, is Rs 5,714.51 crore, Minister of State for
Finance Bhagwat Karad said in a written reply in Rajya
Sabha. “Fugitive Economic Offender Act was enacted in
2018. The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) has informed
that as on August 2, 2023, there are eight fugitive eco-
nomic offenders who are wilful defaulters,” he said.
New Delhi: Ransomware ecosystem is evolv-
ing with a wide range of attack campaigns
and cyber threat actors are exploiting known
vulnerabilities, compromised credentials of Remote
Access services and phishing campaigns for gaining
access into the infrastructure of organisations, Ministry
of Home Affairs (MHA) told the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
Minister of State for Home Ajay Kumar Mishra informed
the House in a written reply to a member when asked
whether the government is aware of underlined threats
emanating from cyber criminals using the dark net,
metaverse, deep fakes, ransomware and toolkit-based
misinformation for campaigns in the country.
LS BRIEFLY DISRUPTED AS OPPN PROTESTS TICKERS
ON SANSAD TV HIGHLIGHTING GOVT WORKS
NEVER HAVE EXPUNGED REMARKS BEEN
RESTORED BEFORE: ADHIR RANJAN CHOWDHURY
BJP CALLS MANMOHAN’S PRESENCE IN RS
‘EMBARRASSING’ EVEN AS CONG PRAISES HIM
BJP ATTACKS OPPOSITION ON ‘NEWSCLICK’
ISSUE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF PARLIAMENT
GONE AND BACK IN 35 MINUTES: TMC RS MP
DEREK O'BRIEN'S SUSPENSION THAT WASN'T
CONGRESS WILL REGRET THE NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION LATER: RIJIJU
New Delhi: Lok Sabha was briefly disrupted on
Tuesday during a discussion on the no-confidence
motion following opposition members’ loud protest
against tickers running on Sansad TV that highlighted
development works of the government during the live
broadcast of the debate in the House. Soon after BJP
member Nishikant Dubey began speaking against the mo-
tion, several opposition members, including the Congress,
TMC and the DMK, protested over the issue.
New Delhi: Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir
Ranjan Chowdhury on Tuesday accused BJP MP
Nishikant Dubey of making baseless allegations
against his party in the House and claimed that expunged
remarks have never been restored before. On Monday,
Dubey had raised in Lok Sabha the issue of a news report
in the New York Times which claimed that web portal
NewsClick has received Rs 38 crore funding and the
money has been used to create an anti-India environment.
“… Between 2005 and 2014, Chinese government has paid
money to Congress …. Congress wants to divide India …,”
the BJP member had alleged, amid opposition uproar.
New Delhi: The Congress and the BJP are divided
over the presence of former Prime Minister Man-
mohan Singh in the Rajya Sabha during the debate
on the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi
(Amendment) Bill, 2023, on Monday. While the opposition
has praised the presence of Singh, the BJP has termed
it “embarrassing”. The Rajya Sabha debated the GNCTD
(Amendment) Bill, commonly called Delhi services bill and
moved by home minister Amit Shah, on Monday for over
six hours till late in the evening before voting took place
on it. Singh, 90, attended the Rajya Sabha and silently
watched the debate while sitting on a wheelchair at the
entrance of the House. Later, he also took part in the voting
process of the bill.
New Delhi: The BJP on Tuesday attacked opposi-
tion parties in and outside Parliament over a leading
US daily’s report of Chinese funding to a news
portal here and alleged that they might have formed their
new alliance at China’s prodding to target India’s security
and unity. BJP member Sudhanshu Trivedi raised the
issue in Rajya Sabha and questioned the Congress for its
alleged links with the portal, noting that a New York Times
report alleged that “NewsClick” received Chinese funding
to spread propaganda against India. Trivedi then targeted
the Congress about its alleged links with the portal, saying
the party supported it when the Enforcement Directorate
conducted raids on its premises over various charges,
including money laundering, in 2021.
New Delhi: The Rajya Sabha saw high drama
involving Trinamool Congress MP Derek O’Brien on
Tues-
day, with the
Chairman an-
nouncing his
suspension
for the rest of
the Monsoon
session and
then letting
him back into
the House
less than
an hour later. Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar said he had
consciously decided not take the sense of House on the
motion to suspend O’Brien. He said if he had completed
the suspension procedure, the TMC MP would not have
managed to return to the Rajya Sabha the same day.
New Delhi: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, while arguing against the no-confidence
motion brought by the Opposition parties in Lok Sabha, said that the Congress will
regret it later. “This no-confidence motion has been brought at a very wrong time
and in a wrong manner. The Congress party will regret it later,” Rijiju said. “Nothing will hap-
pen by naming the alliance I.N.D.I.A when you are actually working against India,” he said
during no-confidence motion debate. The motion was brought to the House by Congress
Party MP Gaurav Gogoi amidst the Opposition’s ongoing protests demanding a statement
on the situation in Manipur from PM Narendra Modi and was accepted by Speaker Om Birla
on July 26. The minister further slammed the previous UPA govt at the Centre for “racial
discrimination and atrocities” faced by the people from Northeast in the national capital.
MONSOON SESSION
OF PARLIAMENT
THAKUR SLAMS RAGHAV CHADHA OVER FRAUD CLAIM ON DELHI SERVICES BILL
New Delhi: Union Minister Anurag
Thakur on Tuesday slammed AAP
leader Raghav Chadha over Union
Home Minister Amit Shah's fraud claim in
connection to the Delhi Services Bill and said
that few political leaders are habitual of lying.
“A few political leaders are habitual of lying.
Perhaps, they forgot that this doesn't work
inside the Parliament. The House functions as
per rules not with ruckus. They may attempt
to mislead the country as much as they want,
but they were exposed in both Lok Sabha and
Rajya Sabha...,” Thakur said. Union Home Min-
ister Amit Shah on Monday in Rajya Sabha al-
leged fraud after five MPs of the Upper House
— S Phangnon Konyak, Narhari Amin and
Sudhanshu Trivedi of BJP, M Thambidurai of
AIADMK and Sasmit Patra of BJD — said that
their name was included without their consent
in a motion moved by Chaddha in the House.
Nishikant Dubey’s ‘Bete’, ‘damaad’ jibe at Sonia Gandhi in LS
ANI
New Delhi
Bharatiya Janata Party
MPNishikant Dubey, on
Tuesday, initiating his
party’s debate on the no-
confidence motion in
Lok Sabha, took a jibe at
Sonia Gandhi and also
hit out at Congress leader
Rahul Gandhi.
“This no-confidence
motionhasbeenbrought.
Why has this been
brought? Sonia ji (Gan-
dhi) is sitting here...I
think she has to do two
things - “Bete (son) ko
set karna hai aur Damad
(son-in-law) ko bhent
karna hai” (She wants to
set his son [Rahul Gan-
dhi] and wants to gift his
son-in-law). ...That is the
base of this motion,”
Dubey said.
Sonia Gandhi was
seen laughing at the BJP
MP’s remark.
THOUGH WE ARE AGAINST BJP, YET CANNOT
SUPPORT NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION: BJD IN LS
New Delhi: As
a debate on the
no-confidence
motion against the
BJP-led government
brought by Opposition
alliance I.N.D.I.A started
on Tuesday, Biju Janata
Dal (BJD) did not support
the motion, saying that
it would be “resound-
ingly defeated”. BJD MP
Pinaki Misra said that
his party cannot support
the no-trust motion as
the Central government
has done many things
for Odisha. “I cannot
support a No-Confidence
Motion against a Central
Government today, even
though we are against
the BJP as a political
party...I am grateful for
the many things that the
Central Government has
done for Odisha which
is why, in any case, I am
unable to persuade my-
self on behalf of my party
and leader to support a
No Confidence Motion
today which has been
brought by the Congress
party,” BJP MP Misra
said in Lok Sabha.
Rajya Sabha passed Inter-Services Organisation
(Command, Control Discipline) Bill – 2023
Bill to empower President with management
accountability of IIMs
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New Delhi
Congress president Mal-
likarjun Kharge on Tues-
day asked party leaders
and workers in Assam to
reach out to people and
expose the “misgovern-
ance” of the BJP, as he
chaired a Lok Sabha poll
strategy meeting for the
northeastern state.
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi, All India Con-
gress Committee (AICC)
in-charge ofAssam Jiten-
draSingh,AssamPradesh
Congress Committee
chief Bhupen Borah and
MP from Assam Gaurav
Gogoi among others at-
tended the meeting here
at theAICC headquarters.
“In Assam, the Con-
gress party is gearing up
for the Lok Sabha elec-
tions. We are reinvigorat-
ing the organisation. All
leaders and workers must
reach out to people and
expose the misgovern-
ance and incompetence
of the BJP,” Kharge said.
The party is holding
strategy meetings for
every state as part of its
preparations for the 2024
Lok Sabha elections.
ON ‘ASPIRING FOR SUPERMIND IN CITY OF EVOLVING CONSCIOUSNESS’
Prez inaugurates conference at Auroville
PTI
New Delhi
he President of
India, Smt
Droupadi Mur-
mu inaugurated a confer-
ence on ‘Aspiring for
Supermind in the City of
Evolving Conscious-
ness’ at Auroville. Earli-
er, she also visited the
Matrimandir and a city
exhibition at Auroville.
The President said that
Sri Aurobindo believed
thatSupermindcanenable
human beings to trans-
form into divine beings.
He gave the philosophy
that supra-mental con-
sciousness has the power
to make this material
worlddivine.Shesaidthat
divinity has a different
meaning and definition
foreachoneofus.Butone
thing is common.The one
that is divine has to be
abovethematerialandbe-
yond the tangible. Divine
mind is a pure mind. It is
above the self. It thinks
about the progress, unity
and development of all.
The President said that
the spiritual awakening
of a mind can transform a
common being into a
conscious being. It is this
awakening that can trans-
form the individuals, or-
ganizations, countries
and the world. When
awakened minds come
together and work to-
wards common goals,
unimaginable results can
be achieved. The Presi-
dent said that the idea of
a Cosmic Being as pro-
pounded by Maharishi
Aurobindo has a great
relevance to the issues
the world is facing.
President Droupadi Murmu during a visit to the Aurobindo
Ashram in Auroville, Tuesday. ANI
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath and others during Monsoon
session at Vidhan Bhawan, in Lucknow, on Tuesday. PTI
The President said
that Auroville is a
place where human
minds explore, evolve
and work together to
achieve the larger
goal of attaining
Supreme
Consciousness. It
promotes the
development of all
human beings
T
PTI
Srinagar
Lieutenant Governor
Manoj Sinha on Tuesday
chaired a meeting with
senior administrative
and police officers to re-
view the preparedness
for Independence Day
celebrations across Jam-
mu and Kashmir.
The meeting was at-
tended by Jammu and
Kashmir Chief Secretary
Arun Kumar Mehta, Prin-
cipal Secretary to Lt Gov-
ernor Mandeep Kumar
Bhandari, administrative
secretaries, ADGPs, divi-
sional commissioners,
deputy commissioners,
and other officers, in per-
son and through video
conference, an official
spokesman said.
The Lt Governor took
appraisal of the cam-
paigns and events
planned by the district
administrations and gov-
ernment departments in
the run-up to the grand
celebration on Independ-
ence Day.
“I am confident that
this year too people in
huge numbers will par-
ticipate in Independence
Day events,” Sinha said.
He directed the offi-
cials to organise activi-
ties under the ‘Har Ghar
Tiranga Abhiyan’.
Agencies
Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi
Adityanath on Tuesday
took a dig at Leader of
Opposition and Sama-
jwadiParty(SP)president
Akhilesh Yadav and said
that it was good to see that
Samajwadis (socialists)
were concerned about the
rising population.
While replying to a
question regarding inclu-
sion of employment ori-
entededucationinthecur-
riculumofsecondaryedu-
cation, Yogi said, It felt
good to see that the Lead-
er of the Opposition is
concernedaboutthepopu-
lation. We are talking
about the common law to
control this. At least there
has been progress among
the socialists. Thinking
about the progress is a
good thing, he said.
Earlier, Akhilesh
sought to know from
Yogi about the rise in the
number of children in the
age group of 15 years be-
tween 2017 to 2022.
ANI
Mumbai
Netaji Subash Chandra
Bose's nephew Ardhen-
du Bose passed away in
Maharash-
tra's Mum-
bai on Mon-
day. The
reason for
his death
was a heart attack andAr-
dhendu Bose breathed his
last while at his residence
in Mumbai, informed his
wife Kermeen Bose.
Agencies
Thiruvananthapuram
Kerala on Tuesday be-
came the first state in the
country when theAssem-
bly passed a
resolution
against the
U n i f o r m
Civil Code
(UCC).
The Kerala Legislative
Assembly unanimously
demanded that the cen-
tral government refrain
from taking any steps on
issues affecting the entire
populace of the country.
Plea in Supreme Court relating to communal
violence in Gurugram and other incidents
Karnataka medical college suspends 11
students for posting reel ‘demeaning’ nurses
New Delhi: Following a number of occurrences,
including calls for a Muslims boycott and the closing of
mosques in Gurugram, the Supreme Court received a new
petition seeking to initiate appropriate action against the
speakers who instigated communal disharmony. Senior
Advocate Kapil Sibal mentioned the plea on Monday before
a bench led by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud. He
mentioned some incidents that have happened in Gurugram
whereby it was said that people who employ any member of
a minority community in shops will all be called traitors.
New Delhi: Eleven MBBS second-year students of
Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) in
Karnataka’s Hubballi have been suspended for making an
Instagram reel demeaning nurses and posting it. The video
urges people not to trust nurses. In the video, a student
dresses up as a nurse who doesn’t take her job seriously. It
shows her escorting a patient in a wheelchair when a man
starts talking to him. She immediately responds, gets busy
talking, and lets go of the wheelchair carelessly.
PILseekingsealingof
Gyanvapidismissed
aswithdrawnbyHC
New Delhi: The
Allahabad High
Court on Tuesday
dismissed as withdrawn a
PIL seeking a direction to
the Uttar Pradesh
government to seal the
entire Gyanvapi premises
without affecting the ASI
survey order of the
Varanasi court. The court
dismissed the petition as
withdrawn when petitioner
counsel made a prayer to
approach the appropriate
forum as per law and file
an application for the
reliefs claimed in the PIL.
Karnataka HC
dismisses case
against JP Nadda
New Delhi: The
Karnataka HC has
quashed a case of
violation of model code of
conduct registered
against the BJP president
JP Nadda during the
run-up to the May 10
assembly polls. The case
related to a speech
Nadda made during a
campaign rally at
Harapanahalli in
Vijayanagar district.
Justice M Nagaprasanna
at HC allowed a petition
from Nadda and quashed
the case on Monday.
CRUCIAL READ
Agencies
New Delhi
Congress is gearing up
for the Rahul Gandhi’s
second Bharat JodoYatra
and a committee has been
formed to finalise the de-
tails, though there is no
official word from the
grand old party yet.
Maharashtra Conga-
ress president Nana Pa-
tole on Tuesday an-
nounced that Rahul Gan-
dhi will start his “pady-
atra” from Gujarat to
Meghalaya and the sched-
ule for the march will be
announced later.
Patole said the Con-
gress workers in Maha-
rashtra would hold paral-
lel march across the en-
tire state coinciding with
Rahul’s “padyatra.”
“We will start a paday-
atra (in Maharashtra)
when Rahul Gandhi starts
his own padayatra from
Gujarat to Meghalaya.
The programme has been
given to us by the All In-
dia Congress Committee
(AICC),” Patole said.
PTI
New Delhi
Delhi Lieutenant Gover-
nor V K Saxena has ac-
corded sanction for the
prosecution of two per-
sons accused of drawing
anti-national slogans like
“Khalistan Zindabad” al-
legedly at the behest of
banned outfit - Sikhs for
Justice (SFJ) - early this
year, Raj Niwas officials
said on Tuesday.
Accused Vikram Sin-
gh and Balram Singh
were arrested by Delhi
Police for drawing multi-
ple pro-Khalistani graf-
fiti in areas of Vikaspuri,
Janakpuri, Pachim Vihar,
Meera Bagh and other
parts of Western Delhi on
January 19, they said.
The accused said they
indulged in such activi-
ties on the instruction of
fugitive secessionist
Gurpatwant Singh Pan-
nun, (founder of SFJ).
2nd phase of Bharat Jodo Yatra
from Guj to Meghalaya: Congress
DelhiLGallowsprosecutionof2
menforpro-Khalistanislogans
Rahul Gandhi will undertake 2nd leg of Bharat Jodo Yatra. FILE
LG of Delhi VK Saxena, Delhi
CM Arvind Kejriwal others at
inauguration of redeveloped
‘Shaheedi Park’ at ITO, in New
Delhi, on Tuesday. PTI
LG Manoj Sinha during a meeting on Tuesday.
Jammu-Kashmir gears up for grand celebration on Aug 15
Independence Day
LGSinhareviewsIndependence
DaypreparednessacrossJK
PTI
Washington
Led by Indian-American
Congressman Thanedar,
a group of US lawmakers
have introduced a resolu-
tion in the House of Rep-
resentatives to declare
India’s Independence
Day as a National Day of
Celebrationoftheworld’s
two largest democracies.
The resolution express-
esthebeliefthatthestrong
partnership between the
United States and India,
rooted in shared demo-
cratic values, will contin-
ue to advance global de-
mocracy and foster peace,
stability, and prosperity.
The resolution seeks to
declareAugust 15, India’s
Independence Day as the
National Day of Celebra-
tionoftheWorld’s2Larg-
est Democracies.
Americans with Indian
heritage enhance public
life in the US as govern-
ment officials, military
personnel, law enforce-
ment officers who dili-
gently uphold the princi-
ples of the US Constitu-
tion contribute to the
enriching diversity of Na-
tion, the resolution says.
Resolutionintroducedin
USHousetodeclareAug15
as‘Nat’lDayofCelebration’
We all must work together as a single unit for
the successful conduct of ‘Meri Maati Mera Desh’,
‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ across the Union Territory and
‘Tiranga Yatra’ in Jammu and Srinagar.
MANOJ SINHA, JK LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
‘GoodtoseeSamajwadisare
concernedaboutpopulation’
INQUIRY REPORT ON 1980 MORADABAD RIOTS
TABLED IN UTTAR PRADESH ASSEMBLY
Lucknow: A report on an inquiry into the 1980 Mora-
dabad riots by a retired high court judge was tabled
in the Uttar Pradesh assembly on Tuesday. Parlia-
mentary Affairs Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna tabled the
report and gave reasons for the delay. In May, the state
cabinet had decided to table the Justice M P Saxena Com-
mission’s report in the assembly. The 1980 Moradabad
riots had lasted months, in which 83 people were killed
and several others injured in several districts of the state.
Saxena, who had retired as a judge of the Allahabad High
Court, had submitted his report in November 1983. When
the riots took place, there was a Congress government in
Uttar Pradesh under the leadership of Chief Minister Vish-
wanath Pratap Singh. At the time, a Congress government,
led by Indira Gandhi, was also in power at the Centre.
CONGRESS MP RAHUL GANDHI TO VISIT
WAYANAD ON AUGUST 12-13
New Delhi: Congress General Secretary
KC Venugopal on Tuesday informed that
Rahul Gandhi will be on a two-day visit to his
Lok Sabha constituency in Wayanad, Kerala, from
August 12 to August 13. This will be his first visit
since he was reinstated as a Lok Sabha Member
of Parliament on Monday. In this regard, Congress
General Secretary KC Venugopal took to Twitter
and said,” On 12-13 August,Rahul Gandhi ji will be
in his constituency, Wayanad!
Assam:CongholdsLSpollsstrategymeeting
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge with party leaders Rahul
Gandhi and others, at AICC HQ, in New Delhi, Tuesday. PTI
Subhas Chandra
Bose nephew
passes away
Kerala is 1st state
to pass resolution
against UCC
Courtesy Meet!
Former Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai calls on
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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Russianstrikeskill7,
devastationinUkraine
Agencies
Kyiv
Rescue workers combed
through the rubble of
damaged apartments in
the city of Pokrovsk in
eastern Ukraine on
Tuesday, a day after
Russian strikes killed at
least seven people.
The target of the mis-
sile attack was a com-
mand post of the Ukrain-
ian armed forces, the
Russiandefenceministry
indicated in a daily brief-
ing.Pokrovsk,whichhad
a pre-war population of
around 60,000, sits just
40 kilometres (25
miles) from the eastern
front line, where Mos-
cow says it is gaining
ground and repelling
Ukrainian attacks.
RUSSIA TARGETED OUR
RESCUE WORKERS: KYIV
KYIV, Ukraine:
Ukrainian officials
on Tuesday ac-
cused the Kremlin’s forces
of targeting rescue workers
by hitting residential build-
ings with two consecutive
missiles — the first one to
draw crews to the scene
and the second one to
wound or kill them. The
strikes Monday evening in
the downtown district of the
city of Pokrovsk killed at
least seven people.
2 missiles - launched 40 minutes apart - damaged residential
buildings, a hotel, shops and administrative buildings.
NEW INDIAN MILESTONE
Thakur lauds swimmer Ganguly for his
silver at Youth Commonwealth Games
ANI
New Delhi
Union Sports Minister
Anurag Thakur on Tues-
day lauded Indian swim-
mer Shoan Ganguly for
winning silver at Youth
Commonwealth Games
in Trinbago.
Ganguly claimed sil-
ver in the boys 400m
individual medley swim-
ming event. He came
with the best Indian time
of 4:25.47 to finish be-
hind England’s Reece
Grady (4:24:16), while
Scotland’s Evan David-
son won the bronze with
a swim of 4:25:68.
Notably, the fastest
time clocked by an In-
dian swimmer is called
“Best Indian Time’’
while a timing is consid-
ered a national meet re-
cord when it has been
achieved at the National
Aquatic Championships.
Congratulations to
India’s rising star
and #KheloIndia
athlete Shoan Ganguly
on setting the new Best
Indian Time in the Men’s
400m Individual Medley
event en route to securing
a SILVER at the 2023 Youth
Commonwealth Games.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Powerfulstormkills2people,leaves
1.1mnwithoutpowerineasternUS
Agencies
Washington
At least two people died,
thousands of the United
States (US) flights were
canceled or delayed, and
more than 1.1 million
homes and businesses
lost power Monday as
severe storms, including
hail and lightning,
moved through the east-
ern United States.
The National Weather
Service issued a tornado
watch for the greater DC
area, lasting until 9pm.A
special Weather Service
statement warned,
“There is a significant
threat for damaging and
locally destructive hurri-
cane-force winds, along
with the potential for
large hail and tornadoes,
even strong tornadoes.”
147PEOPLEDEADINUS
DUETOEXTREMEHEAT
Washington DC: Ex-
treme heat in US has
killed at least 147
people in just five counties
with experts say the estimate
is far lower than the actual
number of lives lost to the
extreme heat, CNN reported.
The deaths occurred in 3
states that have suffered the
worst. Till date, 64 died in
Pima County; 39 in Maricopa
County; 26 in Clark County;
11 in Webb County; and 7 in
Harris County.
2,600FLIGHTSHITDUE
TOHEAVYSTORM
Washington: The
US govt offices in
the Washington DC
area closed early on Mon-
day (local time) because
of threatening weather
as forecasters warned
people across the eastern
US of possible tornadoes,
damaging winds and large
hailstones. Fast-moving
thunderstorms and power-
ful winds toppled trees
and knocked out power for
nearly 200,000 homes.
Nepal: 38 die
as heavy rains
trigger floods
and landslides
Agencies
Kathmandu
Landslides caused by
heavy rain killed one
person, and blocked a
major highway in Nepal
this week, officials said
on Tuesday, as the num-
ber of deaths from the
monsoon rains nears 40.
The rains, which lash
the Himalayan nation
from June to September,
kill scores of people
every year, and many
more go missing as the
monsoon triggers land-
slides and floods.
This year, 38 people
have died and at least
33 people are missing,
Mana Acharya, an offi-
cial at the home minis-
try said.
FISU World varsity
games: India wins
record 26 medals
ANI
Chengdu [China]
India finished seventh in
the FISU World Univer-
sity Games campaign
with a best-ever haul of
26 medals – 11 gold, five
silver and 10 bronze.The
31st edition of the World
University Games was
held in Chengdu, the
People’s Republic of
China, from July 28 to
August 8.
Bridge:IndianU31teambagsbronze
medalinWorldYouthTeamsC’ship
ANI
Veldhoven
The Indian under-31
bridge team comprising
Sagnik Roy, Sayantan
Kushari, Souvik Kar,
Pritam Das, Wrik
Chakraborty and Swar-
nashish Chatterjee has
won a bronze medal in
the 18th World Youth
Teams Bridge Champi-
onships held in Veld-
hoven, the Netherlands.
The team added a
feather to its cap when it
finished third by defeat-
ing China in the event
for the event held from
July 31 to August 7.

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