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ED QUESTIONS RABRI
DEVI FOR 5 HOURS IN
LAND-FOR-JOBS CASE
New Delhi: The
Enforcement Directorate
(ED) questioned former
Bihar chief minister Rabri
Devi for about five hours
and recorded her statement
here on Thursday in a
money laundering case
linked to the alleged
land-for-jobs scam, official
sources of agency said.
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PAK POLICE BESIEGE IMRAN’S HOME
TIME TO HAND OVER CULPRITS ENDS
Lahore: Pakistani police kept up a siege around
the home of Imran Khan as a 24-hour deadline
given to the former premier to hand over suspects
allegedly sheltered inside expired Thursday.
US COURT APPROVES EXTRADITION
OF 26/11 MUMBAI ATTACK ACCUSED
Washington: A federal court in US has agreed to
extradite Tahawwur Rana, a Canadian businessman
of Pakistani-origin, to India. Rana is sought by
India for his involvement in 2008 Mumbai attacks.
RAFAEL NADAL SAYS 2024 TO
BE HIS LAST YEAR IN TENNIS
Mallorca: 22-time Grand Slam champion Rafael
Nadal said on Thursday that 2024 season would be
his last in professional tennis, hinting at retirement.
He confirmed his withdrawal from French Open.
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BJP’S REVADIS DID NOT WORK IN K’TAKA,
OUR SCHEMES WILL DELIVER IN RAJ: CM
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot on Thursday said
no matter how much
PM Narendra Modi
makes false statements
by terming our schemes
as ‘revadis’, but ‘re-
vadis’ are what he tried
to distribute in Karna-
taka. “People of State
are happy with our so-
cial security schemes
and the kind of re-
sponse I am getting on
the inspection in the
camps, it seems that the
people will vote for us
this time,” he said while
addressing media after
review meeting of
budget announcements
made in last 5 years at
the Secretariat.
“They will try to de-
fame our govt in the
same way
. There will be
a road show here, there
will be false rhetoric,
but the public has un-
derstood now. Don’t be
fooled by them and they
have now made up their
mind to form the Cong
govt again,” he said. P3
REVIEW OF BUDGET ANNOUNCEMENTS OF 5 YEARS
CM Ashok Gehlot addresses review meeting of budget announcements at the Secretariat on Thursday.
Also present here are Usha Sharma, Akhil Arora, Kuldeep Ranka, Shashikant Sharma and others.
PM Modi heads East!
 Modi’s packed schedule with
visits to Japan, Papua New Guinea
& Australia from today to May 24
 It will be the first
visit by an Indian PM
to Papua New Guinea
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi
will on Friday embark
on a six-day visit to Ja-
pan, Papua New Guinea
and Australia to attend
three key multilateral
summits including that
of the G7 and the Quad,
the MEA announced.
1ST LEG OF TRIP
PM Narendra Modi will
visit the Japanese city
of Hiroshima from May
19 to 21 for the annual
summit of the the G7
advanced economies.
2ND LEG OF TRIP
Modi will travel to Port
Moresby in Papua New
Guinea where he will
host the third summit
of FIPIC on May 22
jointly with PM James.
FINAL LEG OF TRIP
Modi will visit Sydney
from May 22 to 24 to at-
tend the Quad summit
hosted by Australian
PM Anthony Albanese,
will also be joined by US
President Joe Biden &
Japanese PM Fumio.
MODI FLAGS OFF
ODISHA’S FIRST
VANDE BHARAT
PM INAUGURATES
INTERNATIONAL
MUSEUM EXPO
COURT UPHOLDS
LAWS ALLOWING
JALLIKATTU
‘THE KERALA STORY’
SC stays WB govt’s
ban, asks TN for
moviegoers’ safety
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi launched railway
projects worth `8,200
crore in Odisha on Thurs-
day and flagged off the
state’s first Vande Bharat
Express train that will
connect Puri to West
Bengal’s Howrah.
PM Narendra Modi
inaugurates international
museum expo. He said his
govt has prioritised pre-
serving the country’s her-
itage, even as he lamented
that enough efforts were
not made in this direction
post Independence. P5
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the new
multi-billion dollar Parliament building on May 28. Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla met PM Narendra Modi on Thursday and
invited him to inaugurate the new Parliament building. “The
new building symbolises the spirit of self-reliant India or
Aatmanirbhar Bharat,” the government said in a release.
In a big relief for the
govts of TN, Maharash-
tra and Karnataka, SC
upheld the validity of the
traditional bull-taming
sport ‘Jallikattu’ and
bullock cart races. SC
said the states’ acts are
legally valid. It directed
states to strictly ensure
the safety and protection
of animals under the law.
PERSPECTIVE P4
Ambala BJP MP Ratan Lal
Kataria passes away at 72
BSE SENSEX 61,431.74 128.90 | NSE NIFTY 18,129.95 51.80
30°C - 41°C l
Meghwal assumes charge as Law & Justice min
Arjun Ram Meghwal on Thursday assumed charge as Min-
ister of Law and Justice after Kiren Rijiju was removed from
high-profile ministry in a surprise development. Rijiju’s brief
stint in Law Ministry saw frequent run-ins with the judiciary.
RIJIJUOUSTED
Centre blinks in high-pitch tussle with SC, gives law ministry
to a low profile and result-oriented Dalit leader Arjun Meghwal
MODI CABINET REJIG: SHAKE-UP AHEAD OF ‘24
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: In a major
Union cabinet reshuf-
fle, Arjun Ram Meghw-
al was on Thursday ap-
pointed the new law
minister. Kiren Rijiju,
who lost the ministry,
has now been assigned
the portfolio of minis-
try of earth sciences.
Prez Droupadi Murmu,
as advised by PM Modi,
has reallocated portfo-
lios among ministers in
Union council of mins.
This comes amid tus-
sleovertheSCcollegium
system. Rijiju had said
collegium system of ap-
pointing judges was
‘opaque and not trans-
parent’.Meanwhile,MoS
Law SP Baghel moved to
Ministry of Health and
Family Welfare. P5 & P7
My topmost
priority will
be to ensure
speedy justice to all.
There was no con-
frontation between the
government and the
judiciary. The execu-
tive and the judiciary
have a cordial relation-
ship, and it will stay
cordial and constitu-
tional. The boundaries
are already there.
—Arjun Ram Meghwal,
Union Minister
I thank CJI
DY Chand-
rachud, all
others for huge support
in ensuring delivering
ease of Justice and
providing legal services
for our citizens. I look
forward to fulfilling
vision of PM Modi in
Earth Sciences Ministry
with same zeal, vigour I
have imbibed as a hum-
ble karyakarta of BJP.
—Kiren Rijiju,
Union Minister
Bikaner’s Arjun Megh-
wal gets independent
charge as MoS in the
ministry of law and
justice in addition to
his existing portfolios.
He is currently MoS for
parliamentary affairs
and MoS for culture.
Union Ministers Arjun Ram Meghwal and Kiren Rijiju during a meeting, in New Delhi on Thursday.
Meghwal replaces Law Minister Rijiju, who has been moved to Union Ministry of Earth Sciences.
Arjun Ram Meghwal assumes charge as Union MoS (Independent
charge) of Law and Justice, in New Delhi on Thursday.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court on Thurs-
day stayed the West
Bengal government’s
order banning the
screening of the film
“The Kerala Story” and
asked Tamil Nadu to en-
sure the safety of mov-
iegoers after theatre
owners decided to stop
screening the film due
to security concerns.
A bench headed by
CJI DY Chandrachud
also directed the pro-
ducer to put a disclaim-
er in the movie by 5 pm
on May 20 on the claim
that 32,000 Hindu and
Christian women were
converted to Islam.
JOBS SCAM: Calcutta
High Court dismisses
TMC leader Abhishek
Banerjee’s plea for relief
from the ED-CBI probe,
slaps `25 lakh fine for
‘wasting court’s time’.
OTHER COURT
NEWS OF THE DAY
New Delhi: Ratan Lal
Kataria, a three-time
BJP MP from
Haryana’s Am-
bala and also a
former union
minister, passed
away in the PGI
Hospital here on
Thursday. He
was 72 years old. Ka-
taria was associated
with the Rashtriya
Swayamsevak Sangh
(RSS) for over a half
century. He was
u n d e r g o i n g
treatment for
pneumonia. Har-
yana CM ML
Khattar arrived
at Kataria’s resi-
dence and paid
tributes to him. PM
Modi condoled demise
of Ambala MP Kataria.
Implementation
of the budget
announcements
helping people: CM
Public welfare
schemes, policies
and programs are
being implemented by the
departments in a trans-
parent, accountable and
sensitive manner. Organi-
zation of Mehangai Rahat
Camps is the best model of
responsible and sensitive
administration.
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
Shivakumar misses the CM bus
First India Bureau
New Delhi/Bengaluru:
Ending days of sus-
pense, the Congress on
Thursday announced
Siddaramaiah as the
next CM of Karnataka
and DK Shivakumar as
his only deputy
. DK will
continue as the PCC
president till the end of
parliamentaryelections.
General Secretary
(Org) KC Venugopal
said all leaders, includ-
ing top leadership,
worked very hard to
make Karnataka victo-
ry a reality. “We have
decided on Siddarami-
ah as CM of Karnataka.
DK will the only Deputy
CM,” he said. More on P5
 Siddaramaiah to be Karnataka’s next Chief Minister  Shivakumar will be K’taka’s
only deputy & KPCC Chief  Swearing-in ceremony to be held in Bengaluru tomorrow
Our hands will
always be united
to protect the
interests of Kannadigas.
The Congress party will
work as a family to deliver
a pro-people, transparent,
corruption-free governance
and fulfill all our guarantees.
—Siddaramaiah,
K’taka CM-designate
Everything is
well and will
be well. Rahul
Gandhi and Kharge said
that we all have to work
together, we accepted it.
—DK Shivakumar,
K’taka dy CM-designate
and KPCC President
‘IN LARGER
INTEREST OF
PARTY...’
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge with senior party leaders
Siddaramaiah and DK Shivakumar in New Delhi on Thursday.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla & PM Narendra Modi during a surprise
visit to the new Parliament building, in New Delhi on March 30.
SPIRIT OF SELF-RELIANT INDIA!
SC REFUSES TO STAY
HC ORDER HALTING
BIHAR CASTE SURVEY
New Delhi: The SC on
Thursday refused to stay
Patna HC’s order halting
caste survey conducted by
Bihar govt. Next hearing of
the case has been scheduled
on July 14, 2023. Following
the interim stay order passed
by the double bench of the
present CJ of Patna HC KV.
VIRAT SLAMS
6TH IPL TON
Virat Kohli slammed a
record-equalling sixth half-
century as RCB defeated SH
by 8 wickets to move one
step closer to IPL playoffs
race. Kohli slammed 100 off
63 balls, while Faf du Plessis
hit 71 off 47 deliveries to
complement him.

Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi: Independent
MLA and CM’s Adviser
Sanyam Lodha on
Thursday urged former
Deputy CM Sachin Pilot
not to make himself a
“laughing stock” as he
targeted Pilot’s call for
action against corrup-
tion during the previous
BJP regime in the state.
Lodha, the MLA from
Sirohi, said he has been
speakingoutintheState
assembly against the
previous BJP dispensa-
tion’s corruption for the
past five years but found
no support from Pilot.
“In these five years, I
have been raising the is-
sues of corruption by
the previous BJP govt
and paper leaks in as-
sembly debates. Pilot or
his team members did
not support us then,”
Lodha told to media.
“This is Rajasthan
and the state’s people
understand why you (Pi-
lot) are bringing up is-
sues of unemployment
and corruption of previ-
ous govts in an election
year. He wants to be-
come a martyr by get-
ting injured with an in-
jury of finger nail,”
Lodha added.
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 19, 2023
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Tourism today
has become highly expe-
riential, where the
uniqueness of an expe-
rience determines its
appeal to tourists. While
architecture and cul-
ture used to be the main
focus in the past, millen-
nials are now seeking
authentic experiences
in rural areas, leading
to the emergence of cu-
linary tourism as a sig-
nificant feature. incor-
porating millets into
street food at popular
tourism hotspots can
further enhance the ap-
peal. This was stated by
Principal Secy
, Coopera-
tive, Govt of Rajasthan,
Sreya Guha at the Ra-
jasthan Millet Conclave.
The Principal Secre-
tary further said that
millets have always
been an integral part of
Rajasthan’s traditional
diet, and the state is the
leading producer of ‘ba-
jra’. Moreover, India ac-
counts for 20% of the
global millet production
and is the second larg-
est exporter of millets.
‘Millets sector has scope for tourism’
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Sreya Guha addressing the gathering as Shilpa Vora, Ramesh Mittal, Pankaj Agarwal, Bhupesh, and
others listen keenly during Rajasthan Millet Conclave in Jaipur on Thursday.
Sanyam Lodha and others at the foundation stone laying ceremony
of Water Front Garden at Kalkaji Talab in Sirohi on Thursday.
Pilot is making himself
alaughingstock:Lodha
SHEKHAWAT-PILOT’S POSTERS QUESTION
PILOT’S SILENCE OVER SANJIVANI SCAM
Jodhpur: Posters with photographs of Union Jal Shakti
Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and former deputy
CM Sachin Pilot have been put up at seven places, includ-
ing Ratanada Circle on Thursday in Jodhpur raising ques-
tions over their silence on the Sanjeevani scam. District
spokesperson Bhakar Ram Vishnoi said that the dispute
had been going on in the government for over a year,
when Sachin Pilot went to Manesar. Sachin Pilot is playing
the role of opposition in the government. Vishnoi said that
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat did such a big scam but Pilot
remained silent. “Sachin Pilot never talked about the scam
in any public forum,” he said. Recently, Sachin Pilot in an
interview said that they did not come to power by contest-
ing elections on the issue of Sanjeevani scam.
Manaxed,netbannedinJalore
Jalore (PTI): A 22-year-
old man was beheaded
with an axe allegedly by
his neighbour in the
Pardali village of Jalore
district, triggering ten-
sion in the area, police
said on Thursday. Mo-
bile Internet services
have been suspended
and prohibitory orders
issued, they said.
The accused Sanklar-
am Bheel (50) was de-
tained after the incident
on Wednesday as locals
mounted pressure for
his immediate arrest,
the police added.
Kishore Singh had al-
legedly abused Bheel
and thrashed his grand-
son in an inebriated
state. Both were neigh-
bours, said police.
The dead body was lying on road till late night. The villagers were
angry about the incident and demanded to arrest the accused.
CM approves
Devnarayan
Girls School
in Karauli
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Devnaray-
an Girls Residential
School at Andhpura
(Ananpura) in Ka-
rauli district will
start from the aca-
demic session 2023-
24. For this, CM
Ashok Gehlot has
approved proposal
for creation of 23
new posts in school.
Classes from 6 to
12 will be conducted
in this school, in
which students will
be able to study in
science faculty in
class 11 and 12.
Among the new
posts, one post of
Principal, 6 posts of
Lecturer, 2 posts of
Senior Teacher, 3
posts of Teacher
Level-II, Physical
Teacher Grade-II,
Librarian, Junior
Accountant, Hostel
Superintendent
and Clerk will be
included in the
new school.
The Ghat Ki Guni Tunnel
which connects T.P. Nagar
Chauraha to Agra road gets
a cleaning drive twice in
a year.The dust particles,
pollution due to carbon
emission of vehicles and
other pollutant being
removed with water canon
at the tunnel on Thursday
to maintain the smooth
passasge. —PHOTO BY
SUNIL SHARMA
CLEANING
TUNNEL
353 KG ganja
seized in Jpr
Jaipur (FIB): In a
major action against
the illegal drug ped-
dlers about 353 kg
ganja was recovered.
The operation was
initiated under the
directionof Addition-
al Police Commis-
sioner Kailash Vish-
noi.TheCommission-
erate’s special team
and Batoda police sta-
tion of Sawai Mad-
hopur raided and ar-
rested the interstate
drug smuggler Rajen-
dra Kumar Meena.
A mini container
filled with 353 kg gan-
ja was recovered
from the spot.
The Kerala Story: Sadhvi Prachi,
3 others booked for ‘hate speech’
JDA demolishes illegal
colonies in Zone 12,14
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Controversy
arose in Jaipur after
the screening of movie
‘The Kerala Story’ on
May 14. Sadhvi Prachi
gave a provocative
speech and after its
video surfaced, a case
was registered against
three, including Sadh-
vi at Vidyadhar Nagar
police station on
Thursday for inciting
communal sentiments.
Sadhvi Prachi gave
an objectionable
speech commenting on
a particular communi-
ty which went viral on
social media. She said
that these people are
increasing in numbers.
“The situation has be-
come such that even
the Ram Navami pro-
cession is not allowed.”
she said. Aas per FIR,
on May 14, Keshav Aro-
ra, Ashish Soni and
Vijender, etc. had
booked movie tickets.
Sadhvi Prachi and Hin-
du Yuva Vahini offi-
cials were also there.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The enforce-
ment wing of Jaipur
Development Authority
(JDA) on Thursday took
action against two ille-
gal colonies which were
being developed on ag-
ricultural land without
obtaining approvals
from the JDA. Officials
informed the first ac-
tion took place in
Hathoj of Kalwar Road
in Zone - 12 wherein two
illegal colonies were be-
ing developed on 10
bighas of land.
“The second action
took place in Fatehpura
village of Zone-14 where
2 colonies were being
developed on 10 bighas
of agri land. The team
also demolished illegal
constructions in Mach-
wa and Mundota. The
team also removed grav-
el roads and asphalt
roads in illegal colo-
nies,” said an official.
Sadhvi Prachi giving speech
after the show on May 14.
Ram Prasad
suicide: Court
asks to vacate
land for temple
Jaipur (FIB): The
land on which Ram
Prasad Meena had
committed suicide a
month ago near
Jalebi Chowk,
Jaipur, will now
have to
be va-
cated by
his fam-
ily. The
District
Court of Jaipur,
while giving its ver-
dict on Wednesday,
ordered to vacate
the place by August
1 and hand it over to
temple premises.
According to the
orders issued by the
court, in the peti-
tion filed by the tem-
ple, it was told that
in 2008, the Rent Tri-
bunal, Jaipur Met-
ropolitan had
passed a final order
and decided to va-
cate the land near
the temple. Against
this, Rampal’s fa-
ther Ramkishon
Meena had gone to
the High Court and
then to the Supreme
Court, from where
he did not get any
relief in the matter.
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: The Rajasthan
Board of Secondary
Education (RBSE) on
Thursday night de-
clared the results of
Class 12th Science and
Commerce. The results
were declared by the Di-
visional Commissioner
and Administrator of
RBSE CR Meena. This
year, the overall pass
percentage in Class
12th science remained
at 95.65 per cent while
in Class 12th commerce,
the passing percentage
was 96.60 per cent.
In the science stream,
girls outperformed boys
with a pass percentage
of 97.39 per cent as com-
pared to that of boys
with 94.72 per cent. Sim-
ilarly, in the commerce
stream, the passing per-
centage of girls was
98.01 per cent while the
pass percentage of boys
was 95.85 per cent.
Divisional Commis-
sioner CR Meena in-
formed that 2,80,010 stu-
dents were registered in
Class 12th Science and
29,045 students were en-
rolled in Class 12th
Commerce. “A total of
101 students in com-
merce and 690 students
in science got supple-
mentary
. In Commerce,
1,7043 students secured
first division, 9,252 ex-
aminees got second di-
vision and 1,741 stu-
dents got third division.
Likewise, in science,
2,08,766 students got
first division, 50,752 stu-
dents secured second
division and 387 stu-
dents got third divi-
sion,” said CR Meena.
The RBSE conducted
the exams at 6081 cen-
tres. A total of 10,31,072
students had enrolled
for Class 12th board.
RBSE results: Girls shine
in XII Science, Commerce
l The Divisional Commissioner CR
Meena declares the results in Ajmer
l Pass percentage of Girls in Science
is 97.39% and 98.01% in Commerce
Results can be checked at www.rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in. —FILE PHOTO
DAUGHTERS OUTSHINE BOYS
SCIENCE COMMERCE
z This year, the overall
pass percentage of RBSE
Class 12th Science Result
for 2023 is 95.65%
z Girls have outper-
formed boys with a pass
percentage of 97.39%
z 94.72% Boys passed
the examination this year
z The overall pass
percentage of RBSE Class
12th Commerce Result for
2023 is 96.60%
z Girls have performed
better than the boys with a
pass percentage of 98.01%
z 95.85% Boys passed
the examination this year

RAJASTHAN
03
Praiseworthy implementation
of budget announcements: CM
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said on
Thursday that the im-
plementation of budget
announcements made
by the departments
from 2019 to 2023 is
praiseworthy. Address-
ing the review meeting
of the budget announce-
ments made in the last
five years at the Secre-
tariat, Gehlot appreci-
ated the speedy disposal
of cases related to allot-
ment of desired land
under the budget an-
nouncements. He direct-
ed that the rules of the
Right to Health Act
should be made soon.
It was told in the
meeting that 4,146 budg-
et announcements have
been made from 2019 to
23, keeping all sections
of the society at the cen-
tre. For their time-
bound implementation,
the target is being con-
tinuously achieved by
making a departmental
action plan.
So far, more than 4.75
crore Chief Minister
Guarantee Cards have
been distributed to more
than 1 crore families in
Mehangai Rahat Camps.
“This camp is the best
model of good govern-
ance, due to which the
poor, women, disabled
and farmers are getting
benefited on the spot,”
said Gehlot.
Gehlot called for
speeding up the works
of Jal Jeevan Mission,
ensuring DPC twice a
year for the personnel,
formation of RISF on
the lines of CISF, ensur-
ing timely payment un-
der Mahatma Gandhi
NREGA, timely supply
of edible seeds, innova-
tion of RIICO Guide-
lines, and establish-
ment of Marwar Medi-
cal University.
CS USHA SPEAKS
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot holds budget review meet with CS Usha Sharma, Veenu Gupta, Subodh
Agarwal, Shubhra Singh, Abhay Kumar Singh, Akhil Arora, Shikhar Agarwal, Sandeep Verma, Kuldeep
Ranka, Shashikant Sharma and other officers at State Secretariat in Jaipur on Thursday.
CM Ashok Gehlot
lauds all depts
during budget
review meeting
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Under the
chairmanship of Chief
Secretary Usha Shar-
ma, the 41st meeting of
the State Empowered
Committee was organ-
ised at the Government
Secretariat on Thurs-
day
. The committee held
a detailed discussion on
the steps taken by the
state government to en-
courage entrepreneurs
and increase invest-
ment in the state.
“We are ready for
necessary changes in
the policies to increase
economic growth and
employment opportu-
nities through invest-
ment by new industries
in the state. Necessary
changes will also be
made in the policy to
attract big investors,”
she said.
Additional Chief
Secretary Industries
and Commerce Veenu
Gupta said that to at-
tract new investors,
necessary changes will
be made in the RIPS-
2022 policy related to
exemptions given to
industries.
Duringthis,represent-
ativesof industrygroups
Kamlesh Metacast Pvt
Ltd, Hindustan Zinc Fer-
tilizer Pvt Ltd and JSW
Renewable Technology
Ltd presented invest-
mentproposalsworthRs
5,044 crore. These indus-
tries will provide direct
and indirect employ-
ment opportunities to
3,525 people of the state.
Efforts to increase investments in State reviewed
41ST MEETING OF STATE EMPOWERED COMMITTEE
Chief Secretary Usha Sharma, Veenu Gupta, Akhil Arora and Om Kasera during the meet on Thursday.
IMPLEMENTATIONS
Med teachers
threaten to
boycott work
from May 24
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Medical teach-
ers have again given an
ultimatum that they
would boycott the work
from May 24 if there is
no action on their
10-point demands with-
in seven days. The Joint
Action Committee has
once again sent a letter
of reminder to the gov-
ernment.
They have demanded
formation of a separate
cadre of Rajasthan Med-
ical Education Services
of Medical Teachers.
Some of the demands
are payment of dues
fromtheeffectivedateof
DACP promotion be-
tween 2014 to 2018, revi-
sion in Academic Allow-
ance, High Risk Allow-
ance and Monthly Tele-
phone Amount, DGME
and appointing senior
medical teacher on the
post of Director.
Taxiway at Jpr
airport ready,
flight movement
to become easy
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The airport ad-
ministration has com-
pleted the construction
of a taxi track parallel
to the runway at the
Jaipur airport. The
taxi track is from Run-
way 9 to Runway 27.
The advantage of the
track would be that
take-off and landing of
planes will be possible
simultaneously. The
duration of occupation
of the runway will be
reduced.
At present, the length
of the runway at Jaipur
airport is more than 3400
metres. The taxi track
has a maximum length
of 2280 metres. Now
movement of 22 aircraft
will be possible against
15 aircraft in an hour.
Taxi track will con-
nect the runway with
the aircraft parking
and terminal building.
Handling of even the
largest passenger air-
craft like Airbus 380
will be possible.
SI snatches woman’s
phone for making
video, case registered
UDH nod for installation
of mobile towers, laying
optical fibre cable
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Urban De-
velopment Housing
(UDH) Department of
Rajasthan has issued
orders to get approval
for installation of a mo-
bile tower soon. All fees
will be deposited online
for acceptance along
with the application fee.
After this, the body
concerned will accept
the application online.
After approval, deemed
approval will be given to
the company in 60 days.
If thecaseisnotresolved
in 60 days, approval will
be given automatically
.
There was a delay in
getting the permission
to install the tower as
the time for depositing
the fees was not fixed.
The Urban Develop-
ment Department has
issued orders that ap-
provalwillbegivensoon
for laying optical fibre
cable. Accordingly, all
other fees will have to be
submitted. Counting
will start for issuing
deemed approval. A de-
mand note will have to
be given for restoration
charge to the body con-
cerned within 30 days.
LAWYERS’ REGISTRATION FEES ISSUE
HC summons Bar
Councils of India, Raj
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
High Court has issued
notices to the Bar Coun-
cil of India and the Bar
Council of Rajasthan
asking why more
amount has been col-
lected for the registra-
tion of new advocates
undertheAdvocatesAct.
Asinglebenchof Justice
Mahendra Kumar Goyal
gave this order while
conducting a prelimi-
nary hearing on the peti-
tion of Tilak Jangid and
Neha Sharma.
In the petition, advo-
cate DD Khandelwal
said that to practice in
court as an advocate,
one needs to be regis-
tered with the Bar Coun-
cil. Under Section 24 of
the Advocates Act, 1961,
a fee of Rs 750 has been
fixed for registration in
the Advocate Council.
Despite this, the Bar
Council of Rajasthan is
collecting about Rs
20,000 in various items.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of inde-
cency with a woman has
come to light in the Shas-
tri Nagar police station.
On making a video for
not registering the com-
plaint, her mobile was
snatched and she was
thrown out of the police
station by the personnel.
She was threatened to
move out of the police
station at the earliest. At
Shastri Nagar police
station, the victim
lodged a report against
SI and other policemen.
ACP (Shastri Nagar)
Mahendra Kumar Gup-
ta is investigating the
case. Police said that a
35-year-old woman resi-
dent of Housing Board
Shastri Nagar has
lodged the report.
On the orders of the
court, a case was regis-
tered on Wednesday
eveningagainstSIBhan-
war Singh and other po-
licemen posted at the
Shastri Nagar police sta-
tion. The victim said
that on March 18 at 9 am,
a woman called her and
asked for help. The vic-
tim called her and told
her that her husband
and sons were beating
her and had locked her
in the room. On seeking
help, she rescued the
woman and took her to
Shastri Nagar police sta-
tion to file a report.
The victim alleges
that when she started
making the video of the
staff for refusal to regis-
ter the case.
Sub Inspector
Bhanwar Singh
snatched away
the mobile with indecen-
cy, deleted the video and
pushed me out of the po-
lice station.
—Complainant
Statewide drive: 4,139 fined for drunk driving
First India Bureau
Jaipur: On the instruc-
tions of DGP Umesh
Mishra, action was tak-
en against 4,139 drivers
found driving under
the influence of alcohol
on Wednesday
.
The statewide cam-
paign was conducted to
prevent road accidents.
In this action, a maxi-
mum of 300 challans
were issued by the
Bhilwara district police.
ADGP Traffic, Ra-
jasthan, VK Singh said
thatonWednesday
,aspe-
cial campaign was
launched across Ra-
jasthan from 7-11 pm
againstdrunkendrivers.
In the campaign, the
blockade was done at
two places in the police
stationareabythepolice
station and at three plac-
es by the traffic police of
the district. Singh said
that action was taken
against 4,139 motorists,
including 361 heavy ve-
hicle drivers and 3,778
two-wheeler riders.
In these, police sta-
tionstookactionagainst
285 heavy vehicles and
3,310 two-wheeler driv-
ers and traffic police
took action against 76
heavy vehicles and 468
two-wheeler drivers.
Driving licence
of 4,139 drivers
driving under the
influence of
alcohol would be
sent to the DTOs
for suspension
JDC reviews ongoing projects,
visits Gandhi Darshan Museum
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The newly-
appointed Commis-
sioner of Jaipur Devel-
opment Authority
(JDA), Dr Jogaram, on
Thursday reviewed the
various ongoing pro-
jects of JDA and di-
rected officials to com-
plete them within the
stipulated timeline.
The JDC reviewed the
progress of IPD Tower,
Jawahar Circle, B-2 By-
pass Junction Tonk
Road and Laxmi Man-
dir Tiraha Junction,
Civil Lines ROB, Ram-
niwas Bagh under-
groundparkingPhase-2,
guest house construc-
tion at Rajasthan Inter-
national Centre among
other projects.
Dr Jogaram also vis-
ited the Gandhi Dar-
shan Museum and in-
spected the works be-
ing done related to
digital technology, ex-
ternal development
and other remaining
works of the project.
The concerned Addi-
tional Chief Engineer,
Superintending Engi-
neer and Executive En-
gineer were also pre-
sent during the visit.
More than 50 makeshift houses of Pak refugees were bulldozed
by the administration in Jaisalmer.
Police officials check vehicles during campaign against drunk
driving in Jaipur.
Newly appointed JDC Dr Jogaram along with other officials while
reviewing the work of Gandhi Darshan Museum on Thursday.
Letter to CM: Rathore
seeks high-level probe
PAK REFUGEES’ EVICTION
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Leader of Op-
position Rajendra
Rathore has written a
letter to Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot demand-
ing a high-level inquiry
into the action taken on
Pak refugees in Jais-
almer. He said that Hin-
dus come to India from
Pakistan in distress
but in Rajasthan, ac-
tion is being taken
against the refugees
which is wrong.
Rathore said that the
Congress in its mani-
festo had also promised
education, health and
employment for their
development along with
forming a separate body
for the refugees. But in-
stead of fulfilling those
promises, the Congress
government is working
to make them homeless.
After the Jodhpur in-
cident, on May 17, 2023,
in the Amar Sagar area
of Jaisalmer, cam-
paigns of Hindu refu-
gees were trampled
with bulldozers. Hun-
dreds of families have
become homeless.

UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI - PART 40
‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’
NaMo: INSTINCTIVE,
HUMANE,PUNCTILIOUS
Cops on school
tour! Modi’s idea
for better police-
public relations
YOU READ PART 39 ON MAY 12, 2023
MODI’S MANTRA OF ‘PLAN IN
ADVANCE, PLAN IN DETAIL’
was Regional Or-
ganization Minis-
ter for the entire
northeast region
with the head-
quarters at Guwahati. I was
looking after the civil
northeastern states. As you
know, northeast has a very
different kind of a topogra-
phy from the rest of the
country and that is why we
had no choice but to use the
helicopter to travel places
while we were campaign-
ing. Whenever any nation-
al-level leader or CM visited
the region, I would carry
the map of northeast with
me. I used to share the de-
tails of where we were go-
ing, the direction and the
cuts we were taking with
the visitors.
However, my experience
with PM Modi was very dif-
ferent as compared to other
leaders. Each time when I
would take my map out in
order to explain where and
in which direction we were
headed, Modiji would take
out his map from his file.
This used to be a detailed
map of the region and along
side in another page, there
would be a long list of plac-
es with distances and direc-
tions very clearly laid out.
This second page would
show us if we turned to the
right and traveled, say 30
kms, we would reach this
zila. In case of an emergen-
cy, if our helicopter had to
land, then the page would
have all the information of
the entire local area with
complete details. His file
contained every single bit
of information.
Also, whenever Naren-
dra Modiji was scheduled to
visit the 7 states for an elec-
tion campaign, we used to
receive a request from his
office to send manifestos of
regional parties for at least
the previous 3-4 terms. Not
just this, we would also be
required to send present
manifestos, a list of current
issues in the assembly, per-
sonal profiles of our candi-
dates and also those of the
opposition party who were
standing for elections in the
area, and many other such
details. Thus to say, his
planning is not just meticu-
lous, but is done well in ad-
vance. This detailed plan-
ning before taking any ac-
tion defines the quintessen-
tial Modiji.
TO BE CONTINUED...
I
No compromise on Safai,
Modi’s Cleanliness Drive
hen Narendra
bhai took over
the responsi-
bilities of the
Sangathan Ma-
hamantri of Gujarat, at
that time the BJP district
office was close to the jail,
adjacent to the Junagarh
court. Once Narendra bhai
and some of the zila kar-
yakartas had to hold a
meeting and they decided
to meet at the party office.
It was me who ferried Nar-
endra bhai on my scooter
to the BJP office. Since it
was slightly on the out-
skirts of the city
, it was not
possible for party workers
to go there every day
.
When we reached there,
I could see disappointment
written all over Narendra
bhai’s face. He was unhap-
py to see the dirt all over in
the house. He turned to me
and asked, “Where’s the
broom?” Well, I tried to ex-
plain to him and dissuade
him from doing this, but he
just asked me one question
“Tell me where’s the
broom?” I then said to him
“I request you to please
stand on one side of the
room, I will do the broom-
ing.” So today when we wit-
ness the Swachh Bharat
Mission and its success,
people like me go back in
time and recollect inci-
dents from years ago when
Modiji showed to us how
important cleanliness is to
him. This is one of the big-
gest lessons I have learned
from him and I remember
his penchant for Swachhta
from his earlier days.
W
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
SHASHIKANT SHARMA
AND SHWETA SHARMA
arendra Modiji
asked me “How
many villages
comeunderyou?”
I replied “Sir, 70
villages.” He asked me fur-
ther “So, how many schools
and educational institu-
tions are there in this area?
I want you to focus on build-
ing friendly relations be-
tween the public and police.
When these educational
institutions take their stu-
dents on tours, do they in-
form you?” I said “No, sir! I
receive no information.” He
then gave me an eye-open-
ing suggestion. He said
“You must go and approach
them and take details from
them about the tours being
organized, especially the
age of the children. And
then tell them, since young
children will be embarking
on the tours, we will have
two of our policemen ac-
company them for their se-
curity
.” When I asked sir to
elaborate on this sugges-
tion, he said “The public
and young kids are scared
of the police. If there are 50
kids in a bus and two buses
with 100 children are on a
trip, then they will develop
a deep bond with the two
policemen who are accom-
panying them. The fear of
policemen will vanish from
the hearts of children. And
the policemen, they will
feel as if they are part of a
family and they will cher-
ish the bond that they de-
velop with these children.”
Sir gave us many more sug-
gestions like this one that
helped us create a more lov-
ing, happy, secure and a
united society
.
N
PRIME MINISTER
NARENDRA MODI
THE NARRATORS SHARE WITH
US HOW CLEANLINESS HAS
BEEN A MISSION FOR PM MODI
FROM HIS EARLIEST DAYS AS A
KARYAKARTA. THEY ALSO SHARE
INCIDENTS WHICH SHOW US
HOW NAMO’S INTUITIVE
SUGGESTIONS AND HIS LOVE
FOR DETAIL MAKE HIM STAND
APART FROM OTHER LEADERS!
PERSPECTIVE
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INDIA
05
PM Modi gifts projects worth
over `8,000 crore to Odisha
New Delhi (ANI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi laid the foun-
dation stone and dedi-
cated to the nation, sev-
eral railway projects
worth more than Rs
8,000 crore in Odisha
via video conferencing
on Thursday
.
While addressing the
gathering, the Prime
Minister remarked that
the people of Odisha
and West Bengal are be-
ing presented with the
Vande Bharat Express
today which is a symbol
of modern and aspira-
tional India.
AMBITIOUS RAILWAY PROJECTS IN ODISHA
PM Narendra Modi virtually addresses at foundation stone laying ceremony of railway projects in
Odisha, in New Delhi on Thursday. Also seen is Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik. —PHOTO BY ANI
PROJECTS INCLUDE
Bhopal (ANI): Madhya
Pradesh Home Minister
Narottam Mishra on
Thursday took a jibe at
the former chief minis-
ter and Rajya Sabha MP
Digvijaya Singh and
said that he should get
some guidance from his
younger brother Laksh-
man Singh.
The Madhya Pradesh
Home Minister made
this remark while react-
ing to a recent tweet of
Singh’s younger broth-
er and Congress MLA
Lakshman Singh about
Hindus. On May 17,
MLA Singh tweeted in
Hindi, “Hindus are re-
peatedly called ‘vio-
lent’. Had it been so,
India would not have
been a slave for 450
years. Ants and bees
also bite for protection.
So are they violent?”
Political slugfest begins
in WB over SC decision
on ‘The Kerala Story’
Kolkata (Agencies):
Political slugfest start-
ed in West Bengal soon
after the Supreme
Court on Thursday lift-
ed the ban on screening
of ‘The Kerala Story’ in
the state that was im-
posed by the Mamata
government on May 8.
Trinamool Congress
state general secretary
and the party spokes-
man in West Bengal, Ku-
nalGhoshsaidthatafter
the verdict of the apex
court of the country the
state government does
not have any responsi-
bilityinthematter.“The
state government took
the precautionary step
to prevent possible ten-
sion over the screening
of the story
. But after
the lifting of the ban,
the state government
does not have any fur-
ther responsibility,”
Ghosh said.
State commerce in-
dustries minister Dr
Sashi Panja stated that
the chief minister will
now decide on the next
course of action. “Eve-
ry chief minister has
the right to make deci-
sions which he or she
thinks are good for the
society,” she said.
A STEP CLOSER TOWARDS
BULLET TRAINS: PATNAIK
Bhubaneswar: Odisha CM Naveen
Patnaik on Thursday lauded launch
of state’s first Vande Bharat Express
train by PM Narendra Modi and said
that it is one step closer towards the
aspiration of Bullet trains in India. “The
introduction of the Vande Bharat train
is one step closer towards our aspira-
tion of Bullet trains in India. I am sure,
with your leadership, we should soon
have our own Bullet trains,” he said.
ODISHA CM SEEKS 2 MORE
VANDE BHARAT TRAINS
Bhubaneswar: Odisha CM Naveen
Patnaik on Thursday urged PM Nar-
endra Modi to introduce two Vande
Bharat Express trains on Puri-Ro-
urkela and Bhubaneswar-Hyderabad
routes. Patnaik made this request to
the Prime Minister during the launch
of Vande Bharat Express train service
from Puri to Kolkata, and sought the
support of the Prime Minister for early
implementation of the same.
PM INAUGURATES INT’L
MUSEUM EXPO IN DELHI
New Delhi: Inauguration the Interna-
tional Museum Expo 2023 at Pragati
Maidan here on Thursday PM Naren-
dra Modi said that museums are not
just visiting places for youth, they are
career opportunities and can act as the
medium of global cultural exchanges.
The govt, he said is continuously
working to preserve the rich cultural
heritage of the country and building
cultural infrastructure.
2 CONVICTED IN
JUNAGADH FAKE
CURRENCY CASE
New Delhi: An NIA court in
Gujarat has convicted two
accused in a fake currency
conspiracy case under
which counterfeit notes
were sought to be circu-
lated in state. One accused
Sanjaykumar Mohanbhai
Devaliya of Junagadh, has
been awarded 10 years of
rigorous imprisonment with
a fine of Rs 10,000. While
the other, Tahir aka Kaliya,
has been given 7 years of
rigorous imprisonment.
GYANVAPI: SC TO
HEAR MUSLIM
SIDE’S PLEA TODAY
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court has agreed to hear
on Friday a plea against the
Allahabad High Court order
of conducting a “scientific
survey” to determine the
age of a ‘Shivling’ which
was said to have been
found at the Gyanvapi
mosque complex in Varana-
si. A bench took note of the
submissions of the Gyan-
vapi mosque management
committee and listed the
plea for hearing on Friday.
STORY SO FAR
Digvijaya should
take lessons
from his brother:
Narottam Mishra
Rijiju’s stint had several run-ins with judiciary
New Delhi (PTI):
Kiren Rijiju’s exit from
the coveted Law Minis-
try came in the midst of
his frequent criticism
of the judiciary, par-
ticularly on the system
of appointment of judg-
es to high courts and
the Supreme Court.
Kiren Rijiju, a three-
term Lok Sabha mem-
ber from Arunachal
Pradesh state, has
slammed the collegium
system of appoint-
ments to the higher ju-
diciary as “alien” to the
Constitution and even
accused a few retired
judges of being part of
the “anti-India gang”,
remarks that evoked
strong reactions.
The 51-year-old Rijiju
has held several portfo-
lios in the BJP govern-
ment, including Minis-
ter of State for Home,
Minister of State for
Minority Affairs and
Minister of State (Inde-
pendent Charge) for
YouthAffairsandSports
before being elevated to
the Cabinet rank as Law
Minister in 2021.
Rijiju courted contro-
versy recently by term-
ing the system of ap-
pointments as an “un-
cle-judge syndrome”
and expressed strong
displeasure over the Su-
preme Court collegium
making public Intelli-
gence Bureau and Re-
search and Analysis
Wing reports in connec-
tion with judicial ap-
pointments.
Kiren Rijiju also
faced opposition fire
over his remarks that
there was a “calibrated
effort” to undermine
the Indian judiciary
and “turn it against the
government”.
As Law Minister
Rijiju was very
vocal against the
collegium system
BJP chief Nadda calls
for installing party’s
mayor in Mumbai
Mumbai (PTI): BJP
chief JP Nadda on late
Wednesday dubbed the
erstwhile Maha Vikas
Aghadi (MVA) govern-
ment led by then Chief
MinisterUddhavThack-
eray “totally corrupt”
which he said paused all
the good works.
He appealed to the
party cadres to ensure
that the next mayor of
Mumbai is from the
Bharatiya Janata Party
.
Addressing a func-
tion here organised by
the BJP and attended by
beneficiaries of various
government schemes,
Nadda claimed the US,
China and Japan are
facing an economic cri-
sis now as they spent
money on providing
freebies during the
COVID-19 pandemic.
“While the Indian
government came up
with a Rs 20 lakh crore
package during that pe-
riod to boost infrastruc-
ture, agriculture and
other sectors,” he said.
BJP chief Nadda with Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde in Mumbai.
IN THE COURTYARD
Dwarka Expressway will be completed by
April 2024: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
New Delhi (PTI):
Dwarka Expressway
, In-
dia’s first elevated
8-lane access control
urban expressway, be-
ing constructed at an
estimated cost of Rs
9,000 crore will be com-
pleted by April 2024, Un-
ion Minister Nitin Gad-
kari said on Thursday.
The Minister inspected
the wok on Thursday
along with Delhi LG VK
Saxena, Union MoS VK
Singh, Union Minister
of State Rao Inderjit
Singh, MP Pravesh Sin-
gh Verma and MP
Ramesh Bidhuri.
Nitin Gadkari, VK Singh, Delhi
LG VK Saxena inspect work, in
Gurugram, on Thursday.
Hectic parleys helped break logjam over Karnataka CM pick
New Delhi (PTI): Sev-
eral top Congress lead-
ers from party chief
Mallikarjun Kharge to
former party chiefs So-
nia Gandhi and Rahul
Gandhi were involved
in hectic parleys with
Siddaramaiah and DK
Shivakumar which fi-
nally helped to break
the logjam over the top
post in Karnataka.
Thefinaldecisionwas
made late Wednesday
night at Kharge’s resi-
dence and was followed
upwithmeetingatAICC
generalsecretary
,organ-
isation, KC Venugopal’s
residenceoverbreakfast
the next day
.
Ever since the Karna-
taka Assembly results
were declared on May
13, both the leaders
(Siddaramaiah and Shi-
vakumar) started gar-
nering support of
MLAs close to them
while mustering sup-
port for themselves.
The supporters of
both, meanwhile, start-
ed building up momen-
tum in support of their
respective leader and a
poster war erupted.
As the race for the top
post heated up, Kharge
appointed three observ-
ers — Sushilkumar
Shinde, Jitendra Singh
and Deepak Babaria --
and the first meeting of
the Congress Legisla-
ture Party was con-
vened on May 14. Sup-
porters of both the lead-
ers continued to raise
the pitch by raising
slogans in support of
their leaders outside
the CLP meeting venue.
In Delhi, the three ob-
servers along with
Venugopal and AICC
general secretary in-
charge Randeep Sur-
jewala arrived and held
a meeting with Kharge.
With Siddaramaiah
emerging as the front-
runner in the race and
after the report of ob-
servers, the party lead-
ership asked him and
Shivakumar to arrive in
Delhi for further consul-
tations. While Siddara-
maih reached the city
Monday evening, Shiva-
kumar gave it a miss cit-
ing health issues.
Sources also said that
Rahul Gandhi told Shi-
vakumar that the one
with the support of a
majorityof MLAswould
become the chief minis-
ter and others would
have to abide, indicating
that Siddaramaiah
would be the chief min-
ister and Shivakumar
would have to relent.
To maintain his num-
ber 2 position in the Kar-
nataka govt, Shivaku-
mar was made the only
deputy chief minister.
The chief minister
and his deputy along
withover20ministersin
the cabinet would take
oath on May 20 in Ben-
galuru,whereleadersof
several political parties
have been invited.
AICC in-charge of Karnataka Randeep Surjewala with senior party leaders Siddaramaiah and DK
Shivakumar during the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting, in Bengaluru, on Thursday. Also
seen is Congress leader Sushil Kumar Shinde. . —PHOTO BY ANI
EVERYTHING IS
WELL AND WILL
BE WELL, SAYS DK
New Delhi (ANI): Kar-
nataka Deputy CM-des-
ignate DK Shivakumar
on Thursday said that
everything is well in the
party and everyone will
work together after the
Congress decided on
the posts after hectic
deliberations following
the party’s emphatic win
in the recent assembly
elections in the State.
In a press conference
here, Congress General
Secretary announced that
party leader Siddaramaiah
will be the next Karnataka
Chief Minister and DK
Shivakumar will be his
sole deputy. Shivakumar
will also remain as the
Congress’ Karnataka chief
till the Lok Sabha polls
due to be held next year.
SIDDA, DK MEET
GUV, STAKE CLAIM
TO FORM GOVT
Bengaluru: Karnataka
CM-designate Sidda-
ramaiah and his depu-
ty-to-be DK Shivakumar
led a Congress delegation
late on Thursday and met
Governor Thawar Chand
Gehlot to stake claim to
form the next govt. This
came after the Congress
Legislature Party formally
elected Siddaramaiah as
its leader. The swearing-in
ceremony can be seen
as a show of unity of the
Opposition parties ahead
of the 2024 Lok Sabha
polls as the Congress has
extended invitations to
West Bengal CM Mamata
Banerjee, Tamil Nadu
CM MK Stalin, Telangana
CM K Chandrashekar
Rao, and Bihar CM Nitish
Kumar among others.
Union HM Amit Shah at felicitation ceremony on completion
of 125 years of Shree Delhi Gujarati Samaj, in New Delhi.
FELICITATION CEREMONY
Kiren Rijiju

INDIA
06
New Delhi (Agencies):
In the morning hours of
May 17, Major Chirag
Chatterjee, an Indian
mountaineer from Ben-
gal, stood atop the
world’s highest moun-
tain, Mt. Everest (8849
m). The news was
shared on the social me-
dia accounts of Pioneer
Adventure Pvt. Ltd.,
who were leading the
team on the Mt. Everest
Expedition Spring 2023.
BeingChirag’sfirstat-
tempt at scaling Mt. Ev-
erest as well as his first
attempt at an eight-thou-
sander,itisaremarkable
achievement. This chal-
lengingfeatwasachieved
through months of
grueling training, both
physical mental.
Bengal man climbs Mt
Everest in 1st attempt
New Delhi (PTI): The
integration of AYUSH
into mainstream public
healthcare delivery is
important as it can offer
amoreholisticapproach
to patient care, combin-
ingthestrengthsof both
conventional medicine
AYUSH system of
healthcare, Health Min-
isterMansukhMandavi-
ya said on Thursday
.
“India is significant-
ly strengthening its
healthcare services by
striving towards an in-
tegrated health policy
that will benefit not just
the nation, but serve the
world,” Mandaviya
said. The event wit-
nessed the launch of
Information and Com-
munication Technology
initiatives namely AH-
MIS (Ayush Health
Management Informa-
tion System) and eLMS
(Education Learning
Management System).
Highlighting the im-
portance and relevance
of Ayurveda and other
traditional principles,
he said, “India’s herit-
age of traditional medi-
cine advocates and
adopts a holistic per-
spective towards health
with a focus on wellness
at its foundation.” The
health minister also
said there is an increas-
ing inflow of patients
from world over who are
travelling to India to re-
ceive treatment.
India strengthening its healthcare services: Mandaviya
CENTRE ON ITS INTEGRATIVE HEALTH POLICY

Mandaviya says
nation’s heritage
of traditional
medicine
advocates and
adopts a holistic
perspective
towards health
with a focus on
wellness
Srinagar (Agencies):
Security has been
heightened across
Jammu and Kashmir
ahead of the G20 meet-
ing beginning here on
May 22. Marine com-
mandos have been car-
rying out security
drills inside Dal Lake
in Srinagar while NSG
commandos have
started frisking and
search operations in
city centre Lal Chowk.
The G20 meeting will
be held at the SKICC on
the banks of Dal Lake.
The participants will
stay at the Gulmarg
hill station and also
visit some places of
tourist interest.
An elaborate make-
over exercise has been
going on in Srinagar
city for the last four
months to give a
facelift to roads, bridg-
es, buildings, gardens
and parks. An exhaus-
tive campaign encom-
passing security, hos-
pitality and protocol
has been going on here
to make the G20 meet-
ing a resounding suc-
cess that would put
Kashmir back on the
World tourism map.
All vehicles entering
Srinagar city are being
searched and the occu-
pants frisked before
they are allowed entry
.
Vehicleswithoutreg-
istration papers, driv-
ing licences and riders
without helmets are
beingseizedandkeptat
local police stations.
DGP CHAIRS SECURITY MEETINGS, TO
ENSURE CLOSE LIAISON AT ALL LEVEL
AWARENESS PROGRAM ORGANISED
AT SSM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Srinagar (ANI): JKs Director
General of Police (DGP) Dilbag
Singh chaired a high-level joint
security meeting to review the
security scenario of Kashmir
Zone with regard to deployment
and security measures. He said
that a close liaison must be
maintained at every level to foil
any attempt of troublemakers
and strict action to be taken
against any person involved.
Srinagar (ANI): The Voice of
Youth had its momentous mo-
ment as it organized an aware-
ness and informative program
on the upcoming G20 summit
at SSM College of Engineering.
The event featured dignitar-
ies from different parts of the
valley who shared their views
on a range of pertinent global
issues like climate change,
healthcare, energy sustainabil-
ity, and digital transformation.
SECURITY STRENGTHENED
AHEAD OF G20 MEETING IN JK
Marine commandos sanitise
Dal Lake, NSG commandos
carry out area domination
exercise in Lal Chowk
Indian Navy Marine Commandos (MARCOS) patrol in the Dal Lake ahead of the G20 meeting, in Srinagar on Thursday. —PHOTOS BY ANI
Indian Navy Marine Commandos (MARCOS) patrol in the Dal
Lake ahead of the G20 meeting, in Srinagar on Thursday.
Major Chirag Chatterjee, Indian
mountaineer from Bengal.
Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya.
Shajapur (PTI): Five
people were killed and
15 others received inju-
ries after a speeding
private bus collided
head-on with a truck
near Maksi town in
Madhya Pradesh’s
Shajapur district on
Thursday morning, a
police official said.
The accident took
place at around 5 am
when the victims were
on their way to
Ahmedabad from Ja-
laun district in Uttar
Pradesh to attend a
marriage function,
Maksi police station in-
charge Gopal Singh
Chouhan said.
The bus collided with
a truck near Donta vil-
lage in Shajapur, he
said. Four persons died
on the spot and one suc-
cumbed to injuries later
at a hospital in Ujjain,
the official said.
A passenger bus got mangled after it collided head on with a truck,
in Shajapur on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
New Delhi (ANI): A
Memorandum of Un-
derstanding for ‘River-
ine based tourism Cir-
cuit’ being developed
over river Brahmaputra
will be signed between
Inland Waterways Au-
thority of India (IWAI),
Sagarmala Develop-
ment Company Limited
(SDCL), Assam Tourism
Development Corpora-
tion Limited (ATDC)
and Directorate of In-
land Water Transport
(DIWT) Assam in Guwa-
hati on May 19, 2023, an
official statement said
The signing ceremo-
ny will take place in the
presence of Union Min-
ister of Ports, Shipping
and Waterways Sarba-
nanda Sonowal and As-
sam CM Himanta Biswa
Sarma. In this regard,
the Ministry of Ports,
Shipping and Water-
ways (MoPSW) said that
the ‘Riverine-based
tourism Circuit’ will
connect seven historic
temples in the region
and the project is being
developed at the initial
cost of Rs 40-45 crores.
“The project is being
developed under the Sa-
garmala Programme at
an initial cost of Rs 40-
45 crores. SDCL and
IWAI will jointly con-
tribute 55% of the pro-
ject cost while the re-
maining will be provid-
ed by ATDC.
7 religious sites in Guwahati
to be linked by Waterways
PM Modi extends birthday
greetings to Dhankhar,Gowda
New Delhi (PTI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi on Thursday
greeted Vice President
Jagdeep Dhankhar on
his 72nd birthday, and
said he is making nu-
merous efforts to make
Parliament more pro-
ductive.
“Birthday wishes to
Vice President Shri
Jagdeep Dhankhar Ji.
He is respected for his
rich knowledge of the
law as well as his intel-
lect and wit. He is mak-
ing numerous efforts to
make our Parliament
more productive. Pray-
ing for his long and
healthy life,” Modi
tweeted.
Modi also wished for-
mer prime minister HD
Deve Gowda on his 90th
birthday
.
His contribution to-
wards our nation is
noteworthy, the prime
minister said, wishing
him a long
and healthy life.
Female doctor
held for selling
22-day-old boy
for `7 lakh
Ex-Russian unit
resumes regular
LNG supplies
Thane (Agencies): Po-
lice in Thane in Maha-
rashtra have arrested
five persons who alleg-
edly tried to sell a
20-day-old boy, an offi-
cial said on Thursday
. In
this, a woman doctor
has been detained for
selling babies. Those
arrested include the
mother of the infant
and a 61-year-old doctor,
senior inspector said.
“We received a tip off
that a woman doctor
from Ulhasnagar was
selling infants to needy
couples. We verified the
tip off through a decoy
customer. The doctor
told the decoy customer
there was a 20-day-old
boy who he could adopt
for `7 lakh,” he said.
“She was held while
collecting money in her
hospital. The other ac-
cused include 2 women
from Nashik, a man
from Karnataka and the
child’s mother, who is
also from Nashik,” the
senior inspector added.
New Delhi (Agencies):
A former unit of Rus-
sian energy giant
Gazprom has resumed
supplying LNG to Indi-
an state gas utility GAIL
ayearafterithaltedsup-
plies due to Ukraine
war. Sefe Marketing and
Trading Singapore Pte
Ltd, erstwhile Gazprom
Marketing Trading
Singapore Pte Ltd, sup-
plied 2 liquefied natural
gas (LNG) cargoes each
in March April has
committed 4 shiploads
each in May June,
GAIL (India) Ltd chair-
man managing direc-
tor Sandeep Gupta said
on Thursday
. ‘’Hopeful-
ly, similar volumes will
ne nominated for future
months also,’’ he said.
5die,15injured
inbus-truckcrash
inMP’sShajapur
HAILS PM MODI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
—FILE PHOTO
New Delhi: Captain Pratima Bhullar Maldonado, an
Indian-origin police officer, has become the highest-ranking
South Asian woman in the New
York Police Department, after
her recent promotion to the rank
of Captain. Maldonado runs the
102nd Police Precinct in South
Richmond Hill, Queens. She was
promoted to the rank of Captain last month, CBS News
reported. The mother of four was born in Punjab and lived
there until she was 9 before moving to Queens in New York.
Imphal: Army and Assam Rifles are providing security to
Manipur-bound goods trucks in efforts to maintain the con-
tinued supply of essentials to the
violence-hit state, defence sources
said here on Thursday. In addi-
tion, the movement of vehicles is
also being monitored by drones,
according to a defence spokesper-
son. Since May 15, around 130 vehicles carrying essential
items, food grains, medicines and other vital things entered
Manipur through various highways, the spokesman said.
INDIAN-ORIGIN WOMAN BECOMES HIGHEST-
RANKING SOUTH ASIAN COP IN NEW YORK
ARMY, ASSAM RIFLES PROVIDE SECURITY
TO MANIPUR-BOUND GOODS TRUCKS
CRUCIAL READ
POLICE ROUNDS
UP 135 HISTORY-
SHEETERS IN RAIDS
ASSAM: MINOR GIRL
GANGRAPED IN
MOVING CAR
Noida: Noida Police on
Thursday rounded up
135 history-sheeters
and anti-social elements
in a major operation to
check criminal activities
in the region, a senior
officer said. The raids
started around 11 pm
on Wednesday and
continued overnight
despite intense rains and
thundering in the early
hours of Thursday, he
said. History-sheeters are
repeat offenders involved
in serious crimes such
as murder, attempted
murder, robbery and
kidnapping and are
regularly monitored by the
police, Additional Deputy
Commissioner of Police
(Noida) Shakti Mohan
Avasthy said.
New Delhi: A 13-year
girl was allegedly raped
by four youths in a
moving car in Assam’s
Kokrajhar district of
Assam, police said on
Thursday. The incident
took place on Tuesday
evening when the four
youths forcibly took
the girl inside a vehicle
and raped her while
driving it on National
Highway 31C, a senior
police officer said. All
the four accused have
been arrested, the officer
said. “The area falls near
Dotma town. After get-
ting information, police
launched a manhunt
and nabbed all the four
culprits on Wednesday
evening,” the senior
police officer added.
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal (C) with others in a two-day
National Ayush Mission Conclave in New Delhi on Thursday.

NEWS
07
Adelaide: The Indian
women’s hockey team
started its tour of Aus-
tralia on a disappoint-
ing note, losing 2-4
against the hosts in the
first Test of three-
match series at the
Mate Stadium on
Thursday.After a bar-
ren first quarter, world
no.3 Australia scored a
couple of goals within a
span of six minutes
through strikes from
debutant Aisling Utri
(21st min) and Maddy
Fitzpatrick (27th).The
Hockeyroos scored two
more quick goals in 3rd
quarter which came
from sticks of Alice Ar-
nott (32nd) Courtney
Schonell (35th).
World no.8 India’s
goal scorers were San-
gita Kumari (29th)
Sharmila Devi (40th).
The second match of
series will be played at
the same venue on Sat-
urday. India will also
play two matches
against Australia ‘A,’
which kick-started
their preparation for
Hanzgou Asian Games.
The home team started
on an attacking note,
earning back-to-back
penalty corners but on
both occasions, India
skipper goalkeeper
Savita came to visitors’
rescue. India too earned
a penalty corner soon
but wasted chance due
to poor injection.
Indian women lose 2-4 to Australia in first Test
HOCKEY

Indian women’s
hockey team
started its tour
of Australia on a
disappointing
note, losing 2-4
against hosts in
first Test of
three-match
series
Kyiv: Russia launched
multiple missile and
drone strikes on Kyiv
and other Ukrainian
cities overnight, offi-
cials said on May 18,
adding that the air de-
fenses of the capital
had managed to shoot
down all incoming pro-
jectiles. It was the ninth
air attack on Kyiv since
the start of the month.
In the southern Black
Sea port city of Odesa,
one person was killed
and two others were
wounded in a missile at-
tack late on May 17, on
an industrial facility
.
A powerful missile
attack on Odesa took
place in our area in the
evening. Most of the
missiles were shot
down over the sea. But,
unfortunately, there are
victims, Natalia Hume-
nyuk, the head of the
United Coordination
Press Center of the
Southern Defense Forc-
es, said on May 18.
In Kyiv, Russia car-
ried out a fresh attack
overnight using drones
and missiles, but all of
them were destroyed,
Ukrainian officials
said.
First India Bureau
Pratapgarh: BJP State
President CP Joshi was
on Chittorgarh tour on
Thursday
. Interacting
with reporters at the
press conference held at
themediadepartmentin
Pratapgarh, he said that
the promise of not in-
creasing the electricity
billintheCongressman-
ifesto has gone in vain.
“Ever since this gov-
ernment came to power,
it has been stuck in the
cycle of chair, in such a
way how could the
promises made in the
manifesto be fulfilled.
The state government
has only hurt the public
for 4.5 years, now it is
misleading the public
by setting up relief
camps in the election
year. If the government
had to increase the elec-
tricity bills, then what
is it trying to prove by
setting up relief camps.
It is public, everyone
knows,” he said.
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: According
to the data released on
Thursday by BARC,
the apex body of TRP
ratings, ‘Bharat-24’
has once again over-
taken ABP News
Channel in the Free
Platform Rural market
reaching a market
reach of 1 crore 51
lakh. In the same seg-
ment, the market
reach of ABP news
channel is 1 crore 38
lakh, as well as Bharat
24 is far ahead of News
Nation (1 crore 33
lakh).
Bharat24 has con-
sistently become the
first channel to grow
rapidly in rural India.
State-wise, 61, 33,000
people are watching
the channel continu-
ously in Uttar Pradesh
and Uttarakhand,
while 36, 77,000 people
are watching Bharat24
in MP-Chhattisgarh.
Bharat24 has once
again made a mark in
Rajasthan and now
Bharat 24 has become
the first choice of 22,
51,000 people in Ra-
jasthan; While 22,
38,000 people are
watching the channel
in Bihar-Jharkhand,
14, 77,000 in Maharash-
tra-Goa.
In a short span of
time, Bharat 24 has be-
come the choice of the
people.
Thus, Bharat 24 has
carved a niche for it-
self in the hearts of the
viewers in India and
Bharat 24 has become
the fastest growing
channel in India.
On this occasion, the
CEO and Editor-in-
Chief of the Channel,
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
while congratulating
the staff of the Chan-
nel, said that the aim
of the channel is to
reach every village and
every dhani and spread
the news among the
people first.
Russia launches ninth wave
of missile strikes on Kyiv
State govt misleading masses by holding
Mehangai Rahat camps in poll year: Joshi
BJP rejoices over
Meghwal’s new role
BARC TRP RATINGS: Bharat24 is
preferred choice of rural India
Reconnaissance
drones were also
launched over A
3-hr air raid alert
was also declared
The second match of the series will be played at the same venue on Saturday.
It was the ninth air attack on Kyiv since the start of the month.
Rome (ANI): Norway’s
Casper Ruud continued
his surge in Rome, de-
feating Francisco
Cerundolo in the quar-
terfinals of the ongoing
ItalianOpenonWednes-
day
.He defeated the 24th
seed by 7-6(5), 6-4 to
reach the semi-finals of
the tournament. The
Norway star has ad-
vanced to the final four
of the tournament on
three successive occa-
sions and will take on
Holger Rune.“I am just
very happy to play good
tennis and be in the
semi-finals. It’s going to
be a very, very fun one,
hopefully,” said Ruud
after the match as quot-
ed by ATP.
Notably, Holger Rune
produced a masterclass
performance at the Ital-
ian Open.
Rome Masters: Ruud
moves to semi-finals
Islamabad: Pakistan
Information Minister
Marriyum Aurangzeb,
while responding to a
tweet by PTI Chairman
Imran Khan, has said
that arrangements are
being made (to deal
with) your fascism, an-
ti-nationalism and at-
tacks on the country.
Quoting Imran's
tweet in which he criti-
cised govt for illegally
arresting PTI leaders,
Aurangzeb said: Ar-
rangements are being
made so that no one at-
tacks the state under
the guise of politics,
Dawn reported.
Arrangements are
being made so that in
the future, no one will
dare to commit this en-
mity against the coun-
try, the Pakistan Infor-
mation Minister added.
First India Bureau
Jhalawar: Two medi-
cal students, Prashant
Singh Praveen Singh
were killed in Jhalawar
on Wednesday late at
night after their motor-
cycle rammed into a sta-
tioned truck, police
said. “The victims were
second-year students of
Jhalawar Medical Col-
lege. “The collision was
so strong that two of
them died on spot while
one is undergoing treat-
ment in hospital. Their
bodies have been kept
in mortuary of district
hospital,” police said.
Arrangements being made
against your fascism: Pak
Minister to Imran Khan
2 med students killed
as bike rams into truck
Work unitedly to strengthen the
organisation: Virender Rathore
—Marriyum Aurangzeb,
Pak Information Minister
Arrangements are
being made so that
no one attacks the
state under the guise
of politics. You had
attacks carried out
on homes of people’s
daughters. You ar-
rested people’s
daughters in front of
their parents, no one
attacked the country
like you did.
First India Bureau
Bikaner: BJP has been
jubilant after Union
Minister Arjun Megh-
wal was given the re-
sponsibility of Law
Ministry. His staff and
his supporters celebrat-
ed happiness at Sansad
Seva Kendra. There
were celebrations in ru-
ral and urban BJP offic-
es. BJP District Presi-
dent Vijay Acharya,
MLA Bihari Bishnoi,
BJP District President
Vijay Acharya, BJP
Gen Secy Mohan Sura-
na distributed sweets.
Slogans of ‘
Arjun Megh-
wal Zindabad’ echoed
in BJP office. BJP
workers burnt fire-
crackers and distribut-
ed sweets in Dhanman-
di. BJP leader Sanjay
Mundra thanked PM.
Gehlot, Pilot supporters clash
before Congress meet in Ajmer
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: AICC Secretary
and Co-incharge of Raj,
Amrrita Dhawan is on
Ajmer tour and held
meeting on Thursday.
But even before she
reached the venue at
Vaishali Nagar area,
workers of Congress
city and rural area
came face- to- face. Acc
to SHO Karan Singh,
supporters of both lead-
ers had an altercation
over seating arrange-
ment, which led to a
scuffle. Office bearers
and workers boycotted
the event and expressed
displeasure. RTDC
ChairmanDharmendra
Rathore was also pre-
sent. The dispute in-
creased so much that
groups got divided be-
tween supporters of
CM Gehlot Sachin
Pilot. One worker was
hurt. Dhawan later held
the meeting at Circuit
House.
CP Joshi attends the Ram Katha by Mahamandleshwar Uttam Swami
Maharaj and seeks his blessings in Pratapgarh on Thursday.
Prashant Singh
Advocates enjoy sweets in Bikaner on Meghwal’s appointment.
Praveen Singh
Subhash Maharia
The Gehlot and Pilot supporters clash before Amrrita Dhawan's
meeting in Ajmer on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANAND SHARMA
Former Union
Min Maharia to
join BJP today
BJP stir over
minority boys’
hostel, market shut
RJS association
met CM Gehlot
over demands
First India Bureau
Sikar: Former Union
Minister Subhash Mah-
aria will join BJP today
in the presence of se-
nior BJP leaders in the
state office, Jaipur. The
BJP workers are excit-
ed about Maharia re-
joining the BJP. Specu-
lations were being
made and amid these
speculations Subhash
Maharia confirmed re-
joining the BJP.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A protest
march was organised on
Thursday under the
banner of ‘Sanganer
Bachao Sangharsh
Samiti’ against pro-
posed minority boys’
hostel in Pratap Nagar,
Sector 3 of Jaipur. Hin-
du organisations and
BJP leaders protested
against govt market
remained shut. Sangan-
er MLA Ashok Lahoti
said, “99 % of people are
against hostel. Despite
this, Cong govt is build-
ing hostels to please a
particular class.”
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The office-
bearers of RJS Assn
met CM Gehlot and ap-
prised him
of their
problems.
President
Pawan Ku-
mar Garg,
V-P Shailendra Vyas
and others raised issue
of security of judicial
officers, developing a
separate residential
colony, providing them
peon and PSO along
with other facilities.
CM assured them of ful-
filling their demands.
2 KILLED, 6 HURT AS CAR
OVERTURNS IN BHILWARA
BJP STATE WORKING
COMMITTEE MEET IN
LADNUN ON MAY 19 20
Bhilwara: Two people were
killed 6 were hurt in Rayla
area of Bhilwara dist after
their car rammed into a divid-
er then overturned, police.
The incident took place near
Sangam Chauraha on NH–
48. “The victims were heading
to Ajmer from Chittor when
car lost its balance rammed
into the divider. The injured
are undergoing treatment in
MG Hospital,” the police said.
The preparatory meeting
for the upcoming meet-
ing of the State Working
Committee of the Bharatiya
Janata Party Rajasthan
concluded on Thursday.
Several office bearers of BJP
participated and discussed
preparations. According to
information regarding the
meeting to be held at Jain
Vishwa Bharti Ladnun on
May 19 and 20. Media in-
charge Banwari Sharma said
that in the working commit-
tee, responsible workers of
the state with major respon-
sibilities will participate.
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: AICC Secre-
tary-in-charge and Ra-
jasthan co-incharge
Virender Singh
Rathore held a
meeting with the
organisation of-
ficials of District
Congress Com-
mittee North
South and Rural Con-
gress in Jodhpur on.
AICC member and
RCA President Vaib-
hav Gehlot was also
present. “Take public
welfare schemes to
masses so that Con-
gress govt can be
formed in state once
again. Work unitedly
to strengthen the
org anisation,”
Rathore said.
AICC Member-
Vaibhav Gehlot
said that the
way the State
government has start-
ed various public wel-
fare schemes, an at-
mosphere has been
created in favour of the
Congress.
RAPID GROWTH
RTDC Chairman
Dharmendra
Rathore was
also present

An occasional backward glance,
reposes and refreshes us for the
journey ahead and moving on.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
z Three days passed
and then the Chief
Minister of Karnata-
ka was selected. How
do you visualise this
entire episode?
Dr Jagdeesh Chandra:
The entire chain of
events is under normal
process. When ever CM
is selected in any State,
except under BJP rule,
where a chit is pulled
out and the name is an-
nounced without delay,
it takes time. And now
the CM name has been
announced and Siddar-
amaiah will be CM.
They have taken time to
solve the issue sur-
rounding DK Shivaku-
mar, but still the good
part is that the names
have been decided upon
in a reasonable time.
z What, according to
you, will be the chal-
lenges before the new
Chief Minister? Do
you think that even
after all the under-
standings and deals,
will this government
function for five
years?
See, this is an impor-
tant question as to what
are the challenges. The
biggest challenge be-
fore the new Chief Min-
ister is Gandhi family,
where there are three
‘Power Centres,’ and to
strike a balance be-
tween the three and to
work with them, to
keep himself equidis-
tant from all the Gan-
dhis and to fit himself
in the internal politics
of 10, Janpath while
keeping in mind the DK
factor. The second chal-
lenge is the ‘power
sharing formula’ with
DK Shivakumar. It is
being said that about a
dozen men would be
sworn in as ministers
and of these, three
would be Siddaramai-
ah’s and remaining
would be DK’s of
which, one would be
Parmeshwaran and
even Congress Chief
Kharge’s son can be
sworn-in, it is being
said. So overall, this
‘power sharing formu-
la’ is a challenge in it-
self. And even if this is
decided, then the issue
of total ministers in the
Cabinet would arise.
Then there would be
the issue of distribu-
tion of departments.
Then there will be the
issue of transfer list of
IAS, IPS, the State bu-
reaucracy
. That is a ma-
jor issue, which seems
small, but is actually an
extremely sensitive is-
sue. Then the issue of
appointment of indi-
viduals to Corpora-
tions, Boards etc. And
on top of that, the big-
gest challenge is that to
fulfil the guarantees
and promises made by
Congress like OPS etc,
the State needs a budg-
et of Rs 62,000 crore,
and where will this
money come from?
These are the basic
challenges. Secondly,
you asked if this gov-
ernment will be able to
complete a full-term.
That in itself is the
prime challenge and
the biggest challenge,
because it is seldom
that someone com-
pletes five year term in
Karnataka. Siddara-
maiah completed one
term of five years, but
after that, who ever
comes, like Yediyurap-
pa had to go within six
days, then Kumaraswa-
my came and he went in
about thirteen months’
time and when Yedi-
yurappa returned, he
had to drop out after
two years. So, this ‘up
and down’ keeps hap-
pening in Karnataka
politics and political
instability is a common
feature. So, we will have
to wait and see how the
‘power sharing formu-
la’ plays up and what
happening in two and a
half years from now.
z What was the rea-
son for this unfath-
omable loss of BJP in
Karnataka?
It is all part of luck and
destiny
. Reasons can be
only for namesake and I
can list a few. First rea-
son was the ‘anti-estab-
lishment’ factor. Then
second is the ‘percep-
tion on corruption’ that
kind of created a wave.
Pay CM or the 40 per-
cent commission type
of lingo resonated with
people. Corruption is
nothing new. Manmo-
han Singh government
went out of power due
to this and over the past
eight years, corruption
is hardly an issue. Rath-
er ‘Hindutva’ ‘Nation-
alism’ is an issue, but in
Karnataka, it became
an issue with slogans
like pay CM and 40 per-
cent. A narrative was
spun around it and
there were columns in
papers and complaints
were also made in the
Election Commission
but till then, a lot of
time had passed and the
contractor, who had
claimed that 40 % were
demanded from him, he
committed suicide and
thus, he couldn’t reveal
what the truth and false
of the case were. The
State govt removed the
minister, who allegedly
demanded the 40 per-
cent commission and
that Minister was not
given the ticket because
it had caused a major
damage. So, overall an
atmosphere had been
created in Karnataka
on corruption. Thirdly,
‘Yediyurappa factor’ as
it appears that he could
not come out openly in
support and fourthly,
the ‘ticket distribution’
was also faulted. See
there are groups every-
where and the internal
strife, even though the
High Command tried to
handle that, but the in-
ternal strife was too
much. Then, several
leaders left the party,
which generally does
not happen in BJP
. They
tried to pacify the dis-
gruntled lot, which too
generally does not hap-
pen in BJP, and the dis-
gruntled lot did not pay
heed. So, overall, it was
a conspiracy of circum-
stances due to which
BJP had to face such a
loss wherein, no factor
worked, which is sur-
prising. This result can
not be analysed scien-
tifically, because it be-
trays all logic. It is a
game played by destiny
.
z Do you think Gov-
ernment of India’s
feedback system had
gone ‘One-way’?
I personally believe that
Narendra Modi’s sys-
tem, the feedback sys-
tem in PMO, or in IB or
in Ministries is ‘fool-
proof,’ broadly
. PM nev-
er stays in the dark as
he gets exact feedback.
And at many times, he
has retracted his steps
too keeping in mind,
the public sentiment,
for example, what hap-
pened in the farmers’
agitation. But we don’t
know what happened
this time around as it
seems the system has
collapsed. Either they
knew that they were go-
ing to lose, but it seems
that somewhere the sys-
tem has failed and I feel
that somewhere Naren-
dra Modi must be feel-
ing wronged. He has
such a major system
and perhaps he was al-
ways told in the feed-
back that BJP is win-
ning. Although it does
not matter what feed-
back is being given but
while forming an over-
all strategy, it plays a
role. This time, for the
first time, it felt like the
feedback system of gov-
ernment of India or the
Prime Minister has not
been that effective, or
that they could not
touch the nerve of the
people or could not ob-
serve the ground reali-
ties. So, it can be said
that this was a failure
of intelligence system
and due to this, it was a
‘Yes man briefing.’ So
perhaps one needs to
take a call on the people,
who report to PM or the
agencies that report to
government, they will
have to be vigilant and
give the Prime Minister
the authentic details
and facts so that a deba-
cle doesn’t happen on
the policy level.
z How did Congress
manage to reach the
majority figure of
135 after 40 years?
What were the rea-
sons by which Con-
gress won such a ma-
jor victory?
See, like I said earlier,
the reasons for their
(BJP) loss, became the
reason for Congress’
victory. The biggest
thing is destiny. Con-
gress’ revival had to
happen from Karnata-
ka, in a way, so that hap-
pened. Apart from the
negative points of the
BJP, like the anti-estab-
lishments feeling, the
corruption charges, the
failure of input system
etc, the biggest factor
was that the two groups
in Congress stood unit-
ed, which actually hap-
pens with great diffi-
culty in states. And they
contested the elections
as one unit and when
Rahul Gandhi had car-
ried out his ‘Bharat
Jodo Yatra’ from that
state and his interac-
tions with these lead-
ers, became a differ-
ence. So, these leaders
did not fight among
themselves publicly,
even though they may
have differences. Sec-
ondly, the guarantees
and the populist prom-
ises that have been
made. Everyone makes
promises but from
where will you get those
62,000 crore rupees?
The way of these prom-
ises was shown by
Ashok Gehlot through
OPS, which played a
role in Himachal too.
Then they gave assur-
ances like free electric-
ity, and pension to the
female head of the fam-
ily or free travel or
cheap gas cylinder or
interest free loan to
fishermen, or increas-
ing the reservation
limit. So overall, a
package was made of
freebies. And what is
more important is the
fact that ‘Muslim po-
larisation’ of votes
happened for the first
time. So, there is no
perfect reason for fail-
ure, but if we jot down,
then these appear to be
some of the reasons.
z Why couldn’t JDS
become a ‘Kingmak-
er’ in these elections?
And will there be a
two-party system in
Karnataka now?
People did not give it
the chance of playing
that role. Although pri-
or to the elections and
after the exit polls, they
kept on saying that we
will be the ‘Kingmak-
ers.’ They had complete
faith and people did not
give them that chance
thus, they didn’t be-
come ‘Kingmakers. Re-
garding the two-party
system, well you can
say so, since the smaller
parties and even JDS
has been cleared out
now. Now, there is a
two-party system in
Karnataka i.e. BJP and
Congress and in fact,
several think tanks and
politicians and the peo-
ple in power too believe
that there should be two
party in polity since re-
gional parties play the
game of ‘spoilers.’ It
may therefore, be the
beginning of two party
system in Karnataka.
z So will Congress in-
clude JDS in its gov-
ernment now also?
They are self- sufficient,
they have clear majori-
ty, but sometimes in
politics, there is cama-
raderie, like how Nar-
endra Modi shows
brotherhood in Govern-
ment of India, where
even though they had
303 seats, but Modi
asked all the parties to
move along. Perhaps
they may have had such
a thought. Thus, it
could be so that going
ahead, Congress shows
large-heartedness and
takes them along. And
if it does not, then in
2024, BJP may ask them.
z About 73 percent vot-
ing was conducted in
Karnataka this time.
What are its implica-
tions? Also, how right
were the exit polls?
See, this result means
that the people want to
give a decisive mandate,
whosoever it gives that
mandate to. So the day,
we found that 73 per-
cent votes have been
cast, I realised it was a
decisive mandate. And
going by the way Naren-
dra Modi carried out
his rally on the last day
and the huge turnout of
people, it seemed that
the election would be
‘One way
.’ But although
that huge voter turnout
was for Congress, but
its implication is that
people want to give de-
cisive mandate. Second-
ly
, exit polls have turned
to be correct in the case
of Karnataka. In 2018,
eight exit polls were
conducted of which,
seven turned out to be
correct. This time
around, seven major
exit polls were conduct-
ed of which, five said
that Congress will lead.
India Today had said
that Congress will form
government. So this
time around, you can
say that the credibility
of exit polls have been
restored in Karnataka.
Managing Gandhis, handling the ‘power sharing’
bringing annual `62k cr for Rahul’s five guarantee
freebies, a challenge before Siddaramaiah: Dr Chandra
During the show
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Dr Jagdeesh Chandra — CEO and Editor-in-Chief, Bharat24-Vision of New India and First
India; CMD, First India News, analyses the Karnataka election results and how the
Congress has come to power in the State. Dr Chandra also reveals how Congress’ CM
Siddaramaiah will have a tough time owing to various challenges before him, how it was
sheer luck and destiny that brought Congress to helm in the State and how it was a divided
BJP that resulted in Congress’ victory more than a united Congress. Excerpts... (Part-1)
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VANUSA, Model
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You will succeed
in putting your
stagnant love life
back on the track.
Professionals
will be able to
give their best in
a new situation.
Financially, this
day may prove lucky for you, so go
ask for the raise that is keeping you on
tenterhooks. Don’t take any chances with
your health today.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
Your
professionalism
in handling
problem
areas will be
appreciated.
You will find
family life more
than fulfilling. A
senior is likely to put in a good word for
you to the higher ups. Financially, you
will be able to consolidate your position.
Exercise care in matters of health.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
On the social
front, the day
finds you in your
element. A family
youngster is likely
to do you proud.
Your strategy to
promote yourself
on the profes-
sional front will bear fruits. You may need
to speed up things on the academic front
to remain ahead. Health will be satisfac-
tory.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
Buying new
furniture or a
major appliance
is possible. With
good networking,
a prized posting
can be yours .
Those trying to
get back their
money will succeed. A healthy phase
of life begins for some. Your love life is
likely to give you immense joy, so make
the right moves.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
A change of job is
likely to give you
better salary and
perks. This is the
time when you
enjoy yourself
with a new
group of friends
or colleagues.
Those in business will soon get a chance
to make profits. A new deal is likely to
come through and give you a taste of
success.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Remaining on
the good side of
those who matter
on the academic
front will help you
achieve much.
Good tidings of
your well wishers
will keep you
going on the professional front. A family
elder may look up to you for guidance.
Your lover may finally say yes to you.
Overall a good day,
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Those in
love with the
adventures are
likely to chase
the excitement
very soon. Your
own happiness
is in your hands
today. This is a
favourable day for completing pending
jobs. Financially, no problems are
foreseen. It is best to avoid outside food.
Much fun is in store on the social front.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Your reputation
is likely to boost
your image
on the social
front. This is an
excellent day
to spend time
with family.Good
planning will see
you complete a task at work in record
time. Monetary front grows strong for
some. You enjoy excellent health. Those
seeking love are likely to get lucky.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Those looking
for buying a
house can get
a good bargain.
Appreciation is
in store for some
homemakers.
A professional
victory is yours
if you play your cards well today. Those
in business will be able to maintain good
earning. You are likely to enjoy good
health.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
You may get
busy organising
something on
the social front.
You may need to
put your ideas
into action, if you
want to prove
yourself. A party
may be thrown in your honour at work.
Your good performance is likely to be
noticed by higher ups. Health-wise a
good day is foreseen.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
Good luck
promises to
brighten your
day. Some
positive changes
can be expected
on the home
front. This seems
a good day for
job seekers. New avenues for earning
open up as you get more determined.
Fitness through extra efforts is assured
for the deskbound.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Praise and
honour are likely
to greet you
in something
that you have
managed to
achieve. You
will be a pillar
of strength to a
friend or associate. A good day at work
is foreseen as you make your mark in
front of those who matter. Financial front
remains stable. Health remains fine.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
astroesophageal re-
flux disease (GERD),
commonly known as
acid reflux, is a condi-
tion where the stom-
ach's acid and diges-
tive enzymes flow
back into the oesophagus,
causing irritation and inflam-
mation. GERD is a common
condition affecting millions of
people worldwide, and if left
untreated, it can lead to seri-
ous health complications.
SYMPTOMS OF
GASTROESOPHAGEAL
REFLUX DISEASE
Symptoms of GERD include
heartburn, regurgitation of
food or sour liquid, difficulty
swallowing, chest pain, and a
chronic cough. These symp-
toms can be mild or severe and
can occur intermittently or
regularly, depending on the
severity of the condition.
If left untreated, GERD can
lead to serious health compli-
cations such as oesophagal
stricture, Barrett's oesopha-
gus, and oesophagal cancer.
Oesophagal stricture is a nar-
rowing of the oesophagus
caused by scar tissue from acid
reflux, which can make it dif-
ficult to swallow and can cause
food to get stuck in the oesoph-
agus. Barrett's oesophagus is a
condition where the cells lin-
ing the oesophagus change,
which can increase the risk of
developing oesophagal cancer.
TREATMENT OF
GASTROESOPHAGEAL
REFLUX DISEASE
Treatment for GERD includes
lifestyle changes such as
weight loss, avoiding certain
foods and drinks, and elevat-
ing the head of the bed. Med-
ications such as proton pump
inhibitors (PPIs), histamine-2
blockers, and antacids can
also be used to reduce the
amount of acid in the stom-
ach.
In severe cases, surgery
may be required to strengthen
the LES and prevent acid
reflux. The most common sur-
gical procedure for GERD is
fundoplication, where the up-
per part of the stomach is
wrapped around the LES to
create a new valve and prevent
acid reflux. Five Best Ways to
Reduce Gastroesophageal Re-
flux Disease Symptoms
Adhering to specific diet
and lifestyle guidelines can
reduce more than one-third of
the incidence of gastroesoph-
ageal reflux disease symp-
toms in women.
In conclusion, GERD is a
common condition that can
lead to serious health compli-
cations if left untreated. If
you experience symptoms of
acid reflux, it is important to
seek medical attention and
get a proper diagnosis and
treatment plan to pre-
vent long-term dam-
age to the oesopha-
gus. With proper
treatment, most
people with
GERD can
m a n a g e
their symp-
toms and
prevent se-
rious health
complications.
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Source: Medindia
Elderly With
Gastroesophageal Reflux
Disease at Risk for Aero-
digestive Cancers
Elderly individuals with
gastroesophageal reflux
disease have an increased
risk for cancers of the
upper respiratory and
digestive tract.
DR TRUPTI SHIROLE
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
HIGHLIGHTS
n GERD, or acid reflux disease, occurs when stomach acid flows back into
the oesophagus, causing irritation and discomfort
n If left untreated, GERD can lead to more severe health problems such as
Barrett's esophagus, oesophagal cancer, and respiratory issues
n Lifestyle changes, medication, and surgery are some of the treatment
options available for managing GERD and preventing long-term complications
CAUSES OF
GASTROESOPHAGEAL
REFLUX DISEASE
GERD is caused by the
weakening of the lower oe-
sophagal sphincter (LES), a
muscular ring that acts as a
valve between the stomach
and the oesophagus. When
the LES is weakened or
relaxed, it allows stomach
acid to flow back into the
oesophagus, causing irrita-
tion and inflammation.
Acid
Reflux
DON'T LET IT
burn you out

R
adhika Madan starrer Kacchey
Limbu's trailer has been released
recently. The Shubham Yogi di-
rectorial also stars Rajat Barme-
cha and Ayush Mehra. The trail-
er shows Radhika assembling a team and
playing gully cricket opposite his broth-
er's team. The movie will release on a
digital streaming platform on 19th May.
The trailer of Kacchey Limbu gives the
audience a sneak peek of Radhika
Madan's cricket style and many think
that her bowling style looks similar to
the Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah. He
said When we started prepping for the
cricket, I wanted to see what comes natu-
rally to the actors. Radhika had grown up
playing underarm with her older brother
and she was super excited to show us
what she knew. But she was even more
eager to explore and invent a bowling ac-
tion that could be an identifier for the
character. Our research spanned from
attending underarm tournaments in
the suburbs of Mumbai to watching
cricket highlights together.”
S
ara Ali Khan has been making quite
a fashion statement at the Cannes
Film Festival 2023. On Day 2 of
Cannes, Sara Ali Khan sizzled in a
black-and-white hued fusion saree, and her
retro hairstyle perfectly complemented
her ensemble. Her hairstyle instantly
reminded us of her grandmother
Sharmila Tagore’s hairdo. Here’s
how Sara reacted on being com-
pared to her Badi Amma! Sara Ali
KhanreactedtoacollageonInsta-
gram that compared Sara’s retro
hairstyle, to that of Sharmila
Tagore’sroyalhairdo.Reactingto
this collage, Sara Ali Khan took
to her Instagram story and
wrote,“Epitomeof beauty
and grace- my lovely Badi
Amma Even the sugges-
tion of this comparison
is beyond flattering.
R
ashmika Mandanna is
very close to her ru-
moured boyfriend Vijay
Deverakonda's brother
Anand. She recently attended
an event for his upcoming film
Baby and launched a song titled
Premisthunna. During the
event, while she was speaking
on the stage, fans began
shouting 'Vadina', which
means Bhabhi in Hindi and
Sister-in-law in English.
As Rashmika Mandanna took the
stage to talk, fans teased her indi-
rectly with Vijay Deverakonda's
name as they kept chanting Vadina
Vadina. Rashmika was forced to
stop her speech for a brief moment
as she noticed that the crowd was
trying to chant something. When
she heard that they were saying Va-
dina Vadina, she blushed and
spurned it off with a laugh.
Fans chant 'Vadina'
ROYAL
ELEGANCE
B
ollywood actress
Parineeti Chopra and
Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP) leader Raghav
Chadha got engaged at Kapurthala
House in Delhi on May 13, 2023. Pri-
yanka Chopra arrived in Delhi spe-
cially to attend her cousin
Parineeti's big day. A number of
politicians such as Punjab CM
Bhagwant Mann, Delhi CM Arvind
Kejriwal, former Finance Minister
PChidambaram,andAdityaThack-
eray were also seen arriving for the
engagement ceremony. Parineeti
Chopra and Raghav Chadha have
dropped some more pictures from
their engagement ceremony, and
they thanked Jathedar of the Akal
Takht Sahib, Singh Sahib Giani
Harpreet Singh for their pres-
ence. The first picture shows
Parineeti and Raghav with
folded hands, while the
next one shows
them seated
next to each
other, with
their families seated behind
them. The third picture
shows Parineeti's father
Pawan Chopra tearing
up in the background,
while other pictures
show Parineeti and
Raghav looking in-
credibly happy
at their en-
gagement.
ETC
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he official music video
for Miley Cyrus' song
Jaded was released on
16th May and it's safe to
say that we're all living
in Miley's world now.
The music video was
dropped by Cyrus on her Insta-
gram account. The singer also
shared a series of three topless
pictures. Along with the pic-
tures, she wrote the lyrics of
her song 'Jaded' in the caption,
You're lonely now I hate it.
Rumours about Miley Cyrus
making references to her failed
marriage and relationship with
Liam Hemsworth are not new
to her. After the release of the
music video for Flowers ear-
lier this year, Miley Cyrus' new
album Endless Summer Vaca-
tion now features two addition-
al music videos, including ‘Jad-
ed’. Though Cyrus’s previous
song (Flowers) had a connec-
tion with Hemsworth. (she
sings, Built a home and
watched it burn, in the song),
but she has not stated whether
the song Jaded is influenced
by the actor.
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