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Accused: Shot as he
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‘PROJECTS OF `2L CR
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HIGHLIGHTS
One of the gunmen, who
attacked Imran Khan, was
arrested, officials said. In
his confession, he said,
“Imran Khan is mislead-
ing people.” Accused
Naved was caught firing
at Khan in Wazirabad.
Mumbai: PM Narendra Modi
on Thursday said the central
govt has given a nod to pro-
jects worth Rs 2 lakh crore
for Maharashtra. His state-
ment comes in the wake of
Shinde-Fadnavis govt com-
ing under the Opposition’s
fire after some proposed big-
ticket projects moved out of
Maha to poll-bound Gujarat
and some other states.
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Wazirabad (Pakistan):
A gunman opened fire
at a campaign truck
carrying Pakistan’s for-
mer PM Imran Khan in
Wazirabad
district on
Thursday,
wounding
him in both
his legs. In
attack 1
person has reportedly
died and 7 including
PTI Senator Faisal
Javed have been wound-
ed. Imran Khan was
soon after taken to hos-
pital in Lahore where
his condition is stated
to be out of danger.
Imran Khan injured in a shooting incident in Wazirabad on Thursday.
ALLAH GAVE ME NEW LIFE
AND I WILL FIGHT BACK...
6 States, 7 seats:
Voting held for
Assembly bypolls
New Delhi: Among 7
seats where by-polls
were held on Thursday,
BJP held 3 seats & Con-
gress 2, while Shiv Sena
& RJD had 1 each. Poll-
ing were held in Moka-
ma and Gopalganj as-
sembly constituencies
of Bihar, Andheri (East)
of Maharashtra, Adam-
pur of Haryana, Munu-
gode of Telangana,
Gola Gokarannath of
UP, and Dhamnagar of
Odisha. Full Report on P8
Rajasthan’s new
Director General
of Police (DGP)
Umesh Mishra
while taking charge
on Thursday said
he would focus on
checking economic
and cyber offences,
which he referred
to as “emerging
challenges”. Mishra
took over from ML
Lather, who retired
from service on
Thursday. P5
Don’t spare corrupt and
don’t be defensive: Modi
New Delhi (ANI):
Showing unflinching
support to anti-corrup-
tion agencies, PM Nar-
endra Modi on Thurs-
day said they need not
be defensive while tack-
ling graft even when
some people with vest-
ed interests keep holler-
ing & maligning them.
Addressing the ‘Vigi-
lance Awareness Week’,
PM exhorted the panel,
other agencies and of-
ficers to ensure that no
corrupt person is
spared no matter how
powerful the individual
may be. He said it is the
responsibility of organ-
isations like CVC that
no corrupt person gets
“political or social ref-
uge”. He said during his
long tenure as head of
govt,hehasgonethrough
mud-slinging & abuses,
but people stand with
you when you walk on
path of honesty
.
PM Narendra Modi during programme marking Vigilance Awareness
Week of Central Vigilance Commission (CVC), in Delhi on Thursday.
Also seen here is Dr Jitendra Singh, Suresh N Patel and others.
Every corrupt person should be held accountable by the society.
It is important to build such an atmosphere. We are seeing that
paeans are being sung for people already proven corrupt. People
calling themselves honest do not feel the shame to go and get
photographed with such corrupt people. This situation is not good for the
Indian society. —Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
Why send summons?
arrest me: Soren to ED
Ranchi: Jharkhand
Chief Minister Hemant
Soren on Thursday
termed ED’s summons
to him as a weapon used
by the BJP to target him
and said if he has com-
mitted a serious offence
then he should be di-
rectly arrested. ED on
Wednesday asked JMM
leader to appear for
questioning at its re-
gional office in Ranchi
on Thursday but Soren
skipped ED summons
and attended National
Tribal Dance Festival &
Chhattisgarh’s state-
hood celebration event
called ‘Rajyotsava 2022’.
CM Hemant Soren skips the ED
summons and speaks to party
workers in Ranchi on Thursday.
FOCUS ON THE EMERGING CHALLENGES: UMESH
MISHRA ON TAKING CHARGE AS RAJASTHAN DGP
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Mins PSK, Joshi
face-off on filling
ACR of IAS officers
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ministers of Ge-
hlot govt have now come
face to face in matter of
filling ACR
for the func-
tioning of
State bu-
reaucracy.
On state-
ment of Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas that bu-
reaucracy was uncon-
trollable, Dr Mahesh
Joshi said that I have all
the rights in my dept.
PSK targeted & advised
Joshiheshouldnotspeak
on it openly
. More on P10
Naresh Sharma and
Hanspal Yadav
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has said
that the organisation of
Rajiv Gandhi Rural
Olympic Games has
been successful in the
state with the coopera-
tion of the general pub-
lic. “30 lakh players par-
ticipated in these
games, including 10
lakh female players.
There is no dearth of
sports talent in the
state. The state govern-
ment is working to de-
velop these talents by
finding them. In this
sequence, work is being
done to provide good
grounds, equipment,
high level training and
better sports facilities
to the players. Players
are being given ‘out of
turn’ appointments in
government jobs. The
prize money for win-
ning medals has been
increased to 3 crores.
Rajiv Gandhi Urban
Olympics is going to be
organized from 26 Janu-
ary,” CM said. Turn to P10
Organising Rural Olympics has become a
success with public participation: Gehlot
65,000 STRONG CROWD WELCOMES CM GEHLOT AT BARAN!
CM Ashok Gehlot addressing a
public rally in Baran on Thursday.
 There is no dearth of
sports talent in the
state, Rajasthan
Government is giving
encouragement in
every way, Gehlot said
 Gehlot inaugurates and
lays foundation stone of
development works worth
`149 crore
 Rajiv Gandhi Urban
Olympic Games will
start from January 26
’23, CM Gehlot informed
DOES BARAN
CROWD HINTS AT NO
ANTI-INCUMBENCY
FOR CM GEHLOT?
Awonderful welcome
was accorded to
Gehlot in Baran on
Thursday! But after all,
what does this crowd
of about 60-65,000
people say? Has Gehlot
become more powerful
than before in current
political situation?
Although Gehlot is going
to complete 4 years of
his current term soon &
it seems that maybe the
reverse wheel of ‘anti
incumbency’ is spinning
in Rajasthan. Meanwhile,
Gehlot spent the night in
Baran & will reach Jaipur
today. He is proposed to
fly for Delhi in afternoon.
BATTLE FOR GUJ ‘RAJ’!
Gujaratelectiondatesannounced
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: The Elec-
tion Commission on
Thursday announced
the schedule for assem-
bly election in Gujarat.
The state, where the
BJP is currently in pow-
er, goes to the hustings
on December 1.
Assembly polls in Gu-
jarat will be held in two
phases. The Legislative
Assembly of Gujarat is
182-members strong.
This time, the election
will witness a three-cor-
nered contest between
the ruling BJP, the Con-
gress and the AAP.
CEC Rajiv Kumar with EC Anup Chandra Pandey and others at a press conference to announce
the schedule of Legislative Assembly elections in Gujarat, at Akashvani Bhawan on Thursday.
BELOW IS A DETAIL
BREAKDOWN OF THE
ELECTION SCHEDULE
TO BE HELD IN GUJ:
PM TO CAMPAIGN IN GUJARAT ON SUNDAY,
1ST VISIT AFTER POLL DATES ANNOUNCED
BJP WOULD RETAIN
POWER IN GUJ: SHAH
ABOUT LAST 2 ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
PHASE 1
 Date of issue of
notification: November 5
 Last date for filing
nomination: November 14
 Date of the scrutiny:
November 15
 Last date of withdrawal
of the nomination:
November 17
PHASE 2
 Date of issue of
notification:
November 10
 Last date for filing
nomination:
November 17
 Date of scrutiny:
November 18
 Last date of withdrawal
of nomination:
November 21
PM Modi will head to Gujarat on November 6, his first visit
since the announcement of poll dates for his home state.
The PM will address rallies in Bhavnagar, Surendranagar
and Valsad. BJP has been in power in Gujarat since 1998.
HM Amit Shah last month
predicted that
the BJP would
retain power in
the 182-member
Gujarat assembly with a two-
thirds majority.
POLL DAYS
PHASE 1: DEC 1
(89 SEATS)
PHASE 2: DEC 5
(93 SEATS)
COUNTING: DEC 8
Jagat Prakash
Nadda
@JPNadda
I welcome the announce-
ment of the Gujarat
Assembly elections by the
Election Commission. Under
the leadership of respected
Prime Minister Shri @
narendramodi ji, BJP will
again form a double engine
government in Gujarat with a
huge majority and will work
with a commitment to fulfill
the aspirations of the people
for the next 5 years.
182
TOTAL SEATS
Gujarat
2012 2017
 BJP: 115 seats (47.8%)
 INC: 61 seats (38.9%)
 Others: 6 seats (13.3% )
 BJP: 99 seats (49%)
 INC: 77 seats (41.4%)
 Others: 6 seats (9.6% )
Seats Won (vote share%) Seats Won (vote share%)

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2022
04
Abhishek Shrivastva
Jaipur: To provide re-
lief to plot owners in
smaller cities, the State
Government has decid-
ed to regularise colo-
nies and issue land
deeds at a very nominal
cost. Now, a lease deed
of a plot measuring up
to 120 square metres
will be issued at Rs 5 per
square metre.
As per the notifica-
tion issued by the De-
partment of Urban De-
velopment and Housing
and Local Self Govern-
ment, plots situated on
agricultural land in Na-
gar Palika areas will be
given pattas at this rate.
The Government has
also relaxed the cut-off
date for issuing lease
deeds. The notification
states that before the
formation of the mu-
nicipality or before the
implementation of the
master plan of the con-
cerned area, whichever
is earlier, the date shall
be considered as the
cut-off date.
Notably, a cabinet-
empowered committee
was formed under UDH
Minister Shanti Dhari-
wal to provide relaxa-
tions for colonies situ-
ated on agricultural
land in smaller towns.
Later, a proposal was
prepared and sent to
Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot for approval.
Following the final ap-
proval, a notification
was issued by UDH-LSG
on Thursday
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Govt to issue deeds to small landowners at `5 per sqm
UNDER ‘PRASHASHAN SHEHRO KE SANG’ CAMPAIGN
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Plots situated on
agricultural land
in Nagar Palika
areas will be
given pattas at
nominal rate;
cut-off date
relaxed for
issuing lease
deeds
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PROPOSAL APPROVED BY CM GEHLOT
BJPSHIFTSITSFLOCKTOCHOMU
TO PREVENT POACHING OF COUNCILLORS
NEXT AMARINDER
OF CONG WILL BE
FROM RAJ: AAP
ON SACHIN PILOT
Jaipur: Aam Aadmi Party’s
Rajasthan election in-
charge Vinay Mishra has
said that the next Captain
Amarinder
Singh of
Congress
will be
from
Rajasthan
and the
next Bhagwant Mann of
the party will also be from
Rajasthan. Mishra also
said that why is Sachin
Pilot compelled to bear
such humiliation. Mishra
said, “The Congress
government in Rajasthan
is only in name. We signal
the people for a change by
shunning those fighting
for the chair and vote for
the one who works.”
PSK, Cong councillors
mint strategy for
JMCG Mayor bypoll
PS Khachariyawas and others during the meet on Thursday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Food and
Civil Supplies Minis-
ter Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas on
Thursday took a
meeting of Congress
councillors in PCC
Headquarters and
discussed the strate-
gy for the upcoming
by-election for the
post of Mayor.
While addressing
the councillors, Min-
ister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas said
that BJP has more
votes for the Mayor
election,butduetore-
sentment among BJP
councillors, there is
every possibility that
Congress candidate
will secure the mayor
seat. However, Singh
also accepted that
they are not able to
win the mayor elec-
tion as of today
. “The
candidate for mayor
will be decided by
Thursday night and
the nomination will
befiledonFriday
.Due
to infighting within
the BJP
, Congress is
likely to get the may-
or’s seat,” said Minis-
ter Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas.
Governor Mishra
to attend
Allahabad Univ
event on Nov 6
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Allahabad Uni-
versity Alumni Associ-
ation has invited Gover-
nor Kalraj Mishra as
the Chief Guest for the
inaugural meet sched-
uled to take place in
Jaipur on November 6.
The event will be pre-
sided over by Pankaj
Mithal, Chief Justice of
Rajasthan. Rajasthan
DGP Umesh Mishra,
IAS officers, professors
working as Vice-Chan-
cellors, retired justices
and nearly 100 alumni
of the Allahabad Uni-
versity are expected to
participate in the event.
In this conference, vari-
ous dimensions will be
discussed by the alumni
of Allahabad Universi-
ty for the progress of
the country
.
‘Development has
come to a halt amid
Gehlot-Pilot tussle’
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Amid simmer-
ing feud between Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and Con-
gress leader Sachin Pi-
lot, Union Minister Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat on Thursday said
that Rajasthan’s law
and order situation is
severely compromised.
Shekhawat slammed
Gehlot for losing focus
on the governance of
the state.
Shekhawat said,
“People have started
raising doubts over the
Congress high com-
mand amid the tussle
between Gehlot and Pi-
lot. Sachin Pilot-Ashok
Gehlot’s fight for Ra-
jasthan’s top job has
flared up again.”
“Gehlot is struggling
to save the chair while
Pilot sahib is trying to
get the chair. In this
squabble, Gehlot’s focus
has been diverted from
the governance of the
state. The development
schemes of Rajasthan
have come to a stand-
still,” Shekhawat added.
SHEKHAWAT SLAMS RAJ GOVT
State BJP WC meet on
Nov 12, 13 in Jhunjhunu
CM positive on housing scheme,
Rathore assures city journalists
There are two CMs in Rajasthan:
Arun Singh on Gehlot-Pilot feud
Electiondepttoreviseelectoralrolls,
final list to be published on Jan 5
MLARamlalseeksactionagainstJoshi
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: A meeting of
the BJP state working
committee is proposed
in Jhunjhunu on No-
vember 12 and 13 for the
assembly elections to be
held after a year in the
state, and to outline the
upcomingprogrammes.
On November 12, the
state office bearers will
meet and on November
13, state in-charge Arun
Singh, co-in-charge Vi-
jayaRahatkar,BJPPres-
ident Satish Poonia,
Leader of Opposition
Gulabchand Kataria,
Deputy Leader of Oppo-
sitionRajendraRathore,
Organization General
SecretaryChandrashek-
har will be there to dis-
cuss the upcoming strat-
egy and programmes of
thepartyinthemeeting.
This time the party
leadership has chosen
the Shekhawati zone for
the meeting of the work-
ing committee. A strat-
egy will also be made for
the 60,000-km yatra
against the Congress.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A delegation
of Pink city Press Club
led by president Muke-
sh Meena met the
RTDC chairman Dhar-
mendra Rathore and
held detailed discus-
sion about the much-
awaited housing
scheme for journalists.
Rathore gave indica-
tions of positive devel-
opments saying that
the journalists should
be ready to distribute
sweets. He said that the
Chief Minister is very
positive on the Pink
City Press Enclave
scheme for journalists
in Nayla and it is the
intention of the state
government to allot
plots to journalists as
soon as possible.
An 11-member dele-
gation met Rathore at
his office after which
he assured to hold talks
with UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal on
CM’s direction.
Manoj Jain
Karauli: Taking a dig
at Congress, BJP leader
Arun Singh on Thurs-
day said that there are
two Chief Ministers in
Rajasthan, one Ashok
Gehlot and the other
Sachin Pilot who is the
CM on behalf of the
Congress party
.
He said that people
are badly suffering due
to the conflict between
the two Congress lead-
ers in the state.
The BJP national
general secretary and
in charge for Rajasthan
Arun Singh said that he
has visited many vil-
lages of eastern Ra-
jasthan and people have
faith in PM Narendra
Modi and BJP.
He also talked about
the state working com-
mittee meeting to be
held in Jhunjhunu and
about the Aakrosh ral-
lies of the party against
the Congress govern-
ment in the state. Singh
was in Sawai Madhopur.
He also visited the
Ashram of Mauni Baba
and took his blessings.
He also communicated
with him in writing.
Mauni Baba has been
observing silence for
nearly 24 years.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A special sum-
mary revision of the
photo electoral rolls
will be taken up in all
200 Assembly constitu-
encies in the State.
The draft electoral
roll will be published on
November 9 and the fi-
nal publication of voter
lists will be done on 5
January 2023.
Chief Electoral Of-
ficer Praveen Gupta in-
formed that the qualify-
ing date for inclusion of
names in the voter list
has been fixed by the
Election Commission
of India four times in a
year, January 1, April 1,
July 1 and October 1,
instead of January 1.
He said that the an-
nual summary revision
programme would be
done with reference to
January 1 of the year as
the qualifying date.
Those who are
eligible for registra-
tion on the qualifying
dates can apply in
Form-6 in advance to
get their name added
to the voter list.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After a video
in which Chittorgarh
MP CP Joshi was seen
slapping a contractual
employee of the narcot-
ics department went
viral, Congress MLA
from Pratapgarh Ram-
lal Meena accused him
of being involved in
corruption and de-
manded legal action
against him.
Joshi had allegedly
slapped a contractual
employee in the narcot-
ics office on a com-
plaint of corruption.
District opium officer
Sabeeha Khan and oth-
er officers were pre-
sent at the time of the
incident. Later, a video
in which Joshi is pur-
portedly seen slapping
the man went viral on
social media.
On the basis of the
video, Meena has writ-
ten a letter to PM Nar-
endra Modi and said
that Joshi has close re-
lations with higher of-
ficials of the narcotics
department and he har-
assed an employee from
SC community
.
The MLA said that
the MP himself was in-
volved in corruption.
BJP State incharge Arun Singh
Governor Kalraj Mishra
Dharmendra Rathore with journalists at Press Club on Thursday.
YOU READ IT IN FIRST INDIA ON NOV 3, 2022
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Ahead of the
by-elections for the post
of Jaipur Greater Mu-
nicipal Corporation
Mayor, the BJP on
Thursday shifted sever-
al of its councillors to a
hotel in the name of
training camp.
The councillors were
called at the party of-
fice and later taken to
the hotel in Chomu in
two buses. However,
over two dozen council-
lors, including caretak-
er Mayor Sheel Dhab-
hai, are currently away
from the camp, but will
soon join the camp, the
party said.
Both the BJP and the
Congress have not yet
declared their candi-
dates. The candidates
will be decided after dis-
cussion with their re-
spective councillors.
Bharti Lakhyani,
SukhpreetBansal,Sheel
Dhabai and Rashmi
Saini are considered in
the race for the ticket.
BJP councillors leaving for
Hotel Chomu Palace in a bus
from BJP headquarters on
Thursday. The Party is yet
to decide the name of the
candidate for the bypoll.
—PHOTOS BY
SANTOSH SHARMA
HC REFUSES DR SOMYA’S PLEA CHALLENGING
MAYOR BYPOLL, NEXT HEARING ON NOV 7
Jaipur: The High Court on
Thursday adjourned the hearing
on a petition filed by
Dr Somya, former Mayor of
Jaipur Municipal Corporation,
Greater, regarding the order of
dismissal from the post and
stay of the by-election. The
matter will be heard on Novem-
ber 7. According to sources,
Somya’s advocate asked for
a stay on the by-election and
dismissal from the post, but
Justice Mahendra Goel refused
to grant a stay in the matter.
The State Government has
dismissed Dr Somya from the
post for indecency with the
then Commissioner Yagyami-
tra Singh Deo. —KAMAL KANT
Over two dozen
councillors including
Sheel Dhabhai yet to
join training camp
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat

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RAJASTHAN
05
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The Forest De-
partment team finally
succeeded in translocat-
ing the tiger T-110 from
RanthamboretoMukun-
dra after a fortnight’s ef-
fort on Thursday
. Now
the 6-year-old tiger, the
son of tigress T-69,
would help in populat-
ing Mukundra. T-110
will be numbered MT-5
at Mukundra.
According to the in-
formation from forest
officals, T-110 left for
MTR Reserve in Kota by
road from Ranthambore
around 12 noon. After
reaching Mukundra, in
the presence of forest of-
ficials CCF Shailendra
Pratap Singh, Conserva-
tor of Forests Biju Joy
andothers,thetigerwas
releasedinaone-hectare
enclosure in Seljar after
the health check-up.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Senior IPS of-
ficer Umesh Mishra
on Thursday took over
as the new chief of
the Rajasthan Police
after the retirement
of Rajasthan Police
Chief ML Lather.
Mishra, after taking
over the charge, talked
about changing the
face of the police and
rein in the mafia and
gangsters.
Mishra took over as
the 35th DGP of Ra-
jasthan at the Police
Headquarters. Lather
handed over the charge
to Mishra. His family
members were also pre-
sent. Top officials of
the police department
congratulated him.
Mishra was escorted
from his residence to
the police headquarters
with a pilot vehicle and
two motorcycles. He
was given a guard of
honour by the RAC con-
tingent at the police
headquarters.
Lather retired on
Thursday. His farewell
ceremony was organ-
ized at RPA and Police
Headquarters. During
the farewell ceremony,
Lather advised the po-
licemen to work as a
team.
R’bore’s T-110 shifted to MTR; Kolipura naka will be his new home
BIG CAT MATTERS

Tiger T-110 is
expected to pair
with the existing
tigress MT4 at
Mukundra Tiger
Reserve (MTR)
and it will be
given a new
name tag
of MT-5
Medical check-up of T-110 ahead of her shifting to MTR.
After witnessing the morning parade at RPA ground, outgoing DGP ML Lather was given farewell by
senior police officials at PHQ on Thursday. Senior officials pulling the chariot at PHQ.
RAC contingent giving guard of honour to the new DGP Umesh Mishra at PHQ on Thursday.
DGP Umesh Mishra
—PHOTOS
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA
House of Dhanpat Chayal being searched in Bikaner on Thursday.
Kota: In Jhadol village of
Etawah subdivision area, a
6-month-old minor girl was
bitten by a wild jackal. The
jackal entered the house and
attacked the girl Bisarta, in-
juring her badly. In a critical
condition, the relatives took
the girl to Etawah hospital,
from where she was re-
ferred to Kota after first aid.
According to the informa-
tion the girl’s mother saw
and hit the jackal with a
fodder filling container to
save her daughter.
Jodhpur: A stray cinereous
vulture was airlifted from
Chennai and flown to Jodh-
pur on Thursday and later
shifted to rescue centre
of Machia Biological Park
by forest dept. Officials
informed that a special en-
closure was made so that
vulture can be transported
to Jodhpur via plane. The
veterinarian of the Rescue
Centre of Machiya Safari Park, Gyan Prakash, informed
that to avoid the trouble of speed breakers and traffic on
road, it was decided to airlift. —Rajeev Gaur
JACKAL ATTACKS
6-MONTH-OLD
MINOR IN KOTA
RARE VULTURE AIRLIFTED FROM CHENNAI
AND TAKEN TO JODHPUR VIA SPCL PLANE
Lather exits, Mishra takes charge
Senior IPS Umesh Mishra took over as the 35th DGP of Rajasthan at Police Headquarters
FAREWELL TO ML LATHER
Jaipur (PTI): The
Rajasthan government’s
policy of mandatory FIR
registration may have
increased the number of
registered cases but has
also provided justice to
the weaker sections of
society, outgoing police
chief ML Lather said on
Thursday. Lather, who
retired as Director Gen-
eral of Police (DGP), also
congratulated the police
personnel for reducing
case pendency and the
time taken to conduct
investigations. He ex-
pressed his gratitude to
the officers and jawans
for their cooperation
during his service career,
including the last two
years as DGP.
Soon after assuming charge, Director General of
Police Umesh Mishra on Thursday took a meeting
of senior police officers at the Police Headquarters and
gave necessary directions. Mishra called upon the offic-
ers to carry forward the glorious traditions of Rajasthan
Police by working with full dedication, promptness
and dedication. Senior officers including ADGs Rajiv
Sharma, Janga Srinivas Rao, Dr Ravi Prakash, A Ponu-
chami, Saurabh Srivastava, Govind Gupta, Sunil Dutt,
Anil Paliwal, Ashok Rathore and Jaipur Police Commis-
sioner Anand Srivastava were present in the meeting.
Jaipur (PTI): Rajasthan’s
new Director General
of Police (DGP) Umesh
Mishra on Thursday
said he would focus on
checking economic and
cyber offences, which he
referred to as “emerg-
ing challenges”. A
1989-batch IPS officer,
Mishra said Rajasthan
had done a lot of work to
reduce the time taken in
investigating cases and
added that he wanted
to raise the level of
functioning of police sta-
tions to improve policing.
“Another big challenge is
economic offences. Many
cases of cyber fraud and
economic offences have
come (to the police’s no-
tice),” he told reporters.
WEAKER SECTIONS
GOT JUSTICE WITH
MANDATORY FIR
POLICY: ML LATHER
UPON ASSUMING THE OFFICE, NEW DGP TAKES MEETING OF OFFICIALS
WILL STRESS ON
ECONOMIC & CYBER
OFFENCES, SAYS
NEW DGP MISHRA
Income Tax raids at
40locationsofthree
biz groups in State
First India Bureau
Bikaner: The income
tax department on
Thursday raided the
premises of three busi-
ness groups in Bikaner,
Nokha, Deshnok and
Gangashahar. The IT
raids were held at 40 lo-
cations at the premises
of the Duggar group,
Tayal group and Rathi
group in Bikaner while
in Nokha, the I-T team
conducted searches on
Jhavar group premises.
Sources informed the
people associated with
these business groups
are involved in cricket
betting and match fix-
ing. The raids are being
seen as an action
against cricket bookies
in Bikaner. Teams of
the IT department from
Jaipur and Jodhpur
conducted searches and
seized cash, jewellery,
and documents from the
premises.
The I-T sleuths are
yet to ascertain the ex-
act amount of cash and
undisclosed income as-
sessed during the raids.
Notably, the people
raided are directly as-
sociated with BJP and
Congress.
Searches held at 40
locations including
Bikaner, Nokha and
Jodhpur to nab
politicos & bookies
TEAM IN 20 CARS!
REACHING OUT
TO PEOPLE
Congress leader Amit
Dhariwal is reaching
out to the residents of Kota
city and wishing them
Happy Diwali. On Thursday,
Amit Dhariwal reached
among the traders and
locals of the Kunhadi area
in Kota. People welcomed
Dhariwal by putting up
welcome gates and
showering flowers.
CSUshaSharmareviewsArmyconference
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Usha Sharma held
a meeting at the Gov-
ernment Secretariat
here on Thursday to
discuss the various
points of the Pre-Civil
Military Liaison Con-
ference. Issues related
to the welfare of sol-
diers, defence, land and
infrastructure develop-
ment in the state were
discussed in the meet-
ing and decisions were
taken for speedy resolu-
tion of these issues.
Sharma said that a
proper solution would
be worked out keeping
the Army’s expecta-
tions of cooperation
from the state govern-
ment on priority
.
Sharma said that Ra-
jasthan is a strategical-
ly important state. “For
the convenience of the
Army, a joint survey
would be done at the
earliest in the districts
where there is a need
for land allotment or
land conversion etc.”
She assured full coop-
eration for the welfare
of ex-servicemen and
service personnel in the
state. Sharma said that
the cases of violation of
Works of Defence Act
would be settled in the
districts through the
District Collectors.
CS Sharma with Army officials during the meeting on Thursday.
5 major mine blocks of
Raj to be e-auctioned
soon, says ACS mines
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The Depart-
ment of Mines and Pe-
troleum will soon e-auc-
tion nine blocks of five
major minerals in Ra-
jasthan. These nine
blocks will include
three mining leases and
six composite licenses
of five major minerals.
ACS (Mines and Petro-
leum) Dr Subodh Agar-
wal informed that min-
erals including garnet,
limestone, copper, iron
ore and magnesite will
be e-auctioned through
the Government of In-
dia’s e-portal after com-
pleting necessary for-
malities.
“For the year 2022-23,
a composite licence of
garnet in Sakaria Khe-
da of Bhilwara has been
prepared for auction.
Similarly
, Nimana-Dun-
iya block of Kota and
Parthipura block one to
four of Banswara have
been prepared for the
composite license of
limestone. The mining
lease of Kheda-Mundi-
yawas will be auctioned
for the amalgamated
copper. The block has
been put up for auction
at Kajlodia in Bhilwara
formineralIronOreand
at Selu, Udaipur for the
auction of mining lease
for Magnesite,” said Dr
Subodh Agarwal. Like-
wise, four blocks of gar-
net and iron ore, and
four blocks of limestone
will be auctioned for the
composite license.
Dr Subodh Agarwal on Thursday.
Tortured by
teachers, son
of constable
ends life in Jpr
Jaipur (FIB):
Troubled by the
torture of the
teacher and senior
students, a student
of Class 11 com-
mitted suicide. Af-
ter this, the de-
ceased’s father, a
head constable,
kept on roaming
around the police
station for one and
a half months,
however, the case
wasnotregistered.
Eventually, the fa-
ther took refuge in
the court.
On the orders of
the court, the po-
lice have now reg-
istered a case of
abetment to sui-
cide. The matter is
of the Amer police
station area and
police station has
registered a case
against Sectum
Academy
.
HC asks JDA to
present records
related to action
in central park
Jaipur (FIB): Raj High
CourthasaskedtheJDA
to produce all the re-
cords of removal of en-
croachments from the
Central Park and action
of taking possession.
A division bench of
Justice MM Srivastava
and Justice VK Bhar-
wanidirectedtheJDAto
produce the records on
November 22.
It was argued on be-
half of the petitioner
that the JDA has not yet
removed the encroach-
ments present in the
park nor has it taken
possession of the gov-
ernment land.
Therefore, the posses-
sionof governmentland
should be taken by re-
moving encroachments
from the Central Park.
On the other hand, it
wasclaimedbyJDAthat
encroachments have
been removed from the
park. On contradiction,
the HC order to clarify
the situation by present-
ing the records.
It is a pleasure
to have T-110
finally shifted
at Mukundra after the
continued efforts and
meetings held in Delhi.
Efforts are also on to
release more tigers here
in future.
—Om Birla,
Speaker Lok Sabha

PERSPECTIVE
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Faith and prayer both are
invisible, but they make
impossible things possible.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Nirmala Sitharaman
@nsitharaman
“India has the conditions in place
for an economic boom fueled
by offshoring, investment in
manufacturing, the energy transition,
and the country’s advanced digital
infrastructure,”Morgan Stanley
Smriti Z Irani
@smritiirani
Those who work for the betterment
of the country need not live in guilt.
Only those people who have their own
vested interests are shouting due to the
attack on corruption, but the public is
standing with the truth in this fight.
TOP TWEETS
IMRAN ESCAPES
GUN ATTACK
AFTER TAKING
ON PAK’S ISI
ormer Prime Minis-
ter of Pakistan Im-
ran Khan survived a
gun attack, which is
being described as
an assassination attempt, when
his long convoy was heading to-
wards Islamabad. The Tehreek-
e-Insaaf party leader’s popular-
ity has been at its peak after his
removal from office through a
no-confidence vote. He has been
boldly taking on the Shehbaz
Sharif government, the Paki-
stan army and the “deep state”
or the Inter-Services Intelli-
gence (ISI) of Pakistan. His al-
legation that the ISI was behind
the murder of a Pakistani jour-
nalist in Kenya forced the ISI
chief to defend the agency in a
rare public appearance.
Clearly the former prime min-
ister has made too many power-
ful enemies, which is always a
dangerous situation for any
democratically elected political
leader. Last month the Election
Commission of Pakistan dis-
qualified him from contesting
election for five years. But the
popular cricketer-turned-politi-
cian was insistent on his de-
mand for fresh polls in the coun-
try. Thursday’s development
shows how dangerous Pakistan
is for democracy
.
F
erala Governor
Arif Mohammed
Khan and the Left
Democratic Front
government head-
ed by CPM’s Pinarayi Vijayan
have been having frequent
run-ins over a variety of is-
sues. Power to appoint vice-
chancellors of universities
was one of them. The recent
disputeisaboutthegovernor’s
power to recommend the dis-
missalof aminister.Inaletter
he wrote to the chief minister
on October 25, Khan asked
him to take “constitutionally
appropriate action” against
Finance Minister KN Balago-
pal as he had ceased to enjoy
the Governor’s pleasure. In
other words Khan wanted the
minister to be sacked. Balago-
pal earned Khan’s ire for a
speech that “undermined the
unity and integrity of India”.
Ever since Khan’s letter
there has been a debate on
whether the Governor is con-
stitutionally empowered to
sackaminister.Khanclaimed
in a tweet that he was empow-
ered to “invite action includ-
ing withdrawal of pleasure”
if “statements by individual
ministerslowerthedignityof
office of the Governor”.
Khan’s assertion is based on
Article 164 (1) of the Constitu-
tion which says that “Minis-
ters shall hold office during
thepleasureof theGovernor.”
Technically the Governor’s
letter is in sync with the Con-
stitution but legal experts ar-
gue that notwithstanding the
constitutional provision, no
governor in the history of
post-Independence India has
exercised this power unilater-
ally
. The controversy is still
simmering as Pinarayi Vijay-
an is refusing to sack his cabi-
net colleague. Khan, whom
the state government calls an
agent of the Centre, is not
known to backtrack on a deci-
sionwhichhethinksisconsti-
tutionally and legally correct.
Vijayan faces a challenge.
KERALA GUV PUTS
VIJAYAN IN SPOT
Kerala Governor Arif
Mohammed Khan and the
Left Democratic Front
government headed by
CPM’s Pinarayi Vijayan have
been having frequent run-ins
over a variety of issues.
Power to appoint vice-
chancellors of universities
was one of them. The recent
dispute is about the governor’s
power to recommend the
dismissal of a minister
K
Promoted by
Suvasa Apparel and Furnishing Pvt. Ltd.
ndia created history when the
IndianSpaceResearchOrgan-
ization (ISRO) successfully
launched it’s heaviest rocket
LaunchVehicleMark-3(LVM-
3)PSLV on 23 Oct 2022 carry-
ing 36 satellites and launched
them into space successfully
.
This was the highest number
of satellites ever launched
from a launcher vehicle. 135
crore Indians including the
President and the Prime Min-
ister of India put their hands
togethertoapplaudtheefforts
of ISRO scientists.
In 1960, the thought of just
inventing space technology
was far-fetched and nearly
impossible for Indians. Till
the end of 20th Century
, India
was still perceived as a low
cost, poor technology desti-
nation. We converted this
threat into opportunity in
21st Century and today India
is most economic launch-pad
for space missions and satel-
lites in the world.
BABY STEPS TO
GIANT LEAPS
Dr Vikram Sarabhai formed
the Indian National Commit-
tee for Space Research (IN-
COSPAR) in 1962. INCOSPAR
then grew and became the
Indian Space Research Or-
ganization (ISRO) on August
15th, 1969.
The world looked up to ap-
plaud India’s feat when it
achieved the rare success of
launchingrecordbreaking104
nanosatellitesintoorbit,from
asinglerocket.Itsoonbecame
the workhorse launcher for
satellites, with a high success
rate. As ISRO launched many
satellites India established it-
self as a as a reliable and cost
effectiveplace intheworld for
satellite launches.
As we celebrate “Azaadi Ka
Amrit Mahotsav”, let’s look
back at this arduous space
journey of 75 years and flag
the discoveries that put In-
dia on the global map.
Aryabhatta: Named after
the noted Indian astronomer,
Aryabhatta was India’s first
satellite which was launched
on 19th April, 1975. This was
an iconic moment in the his-
tory of India.
SLV-3: The Satellite
Launch Vehicle-3 (SLV-3) was
India’s first experimental sat-
ellite launch vehicle, which
was a four-stage vehicle It
was launched on July 18, 1980.
SLV-3 made India the sixth
member of an exclusive club
of space-faring nations.
PSLV: The Polar Satellite
Launch Vehicle (PSLV) was
India’s third generation
launch vehicle, equipped
with liquid stages, launched
in Oct 1994. It emerged as a
reliable launch vehicle with
39 consecutively successful
missions and the vehicle
has launched 48 Indian satel-
lites and 209 satellites for
customers.
Chandrayaan-I: Chan-
drayaan-1 was India’s first
moon mission launched in
October 2008. The spacecraft
completed over 3,400 orbits
around the moon and indi-
cated existence of water on
the moon, for the first time.
Mangalyaan: The Mars
Orbiter Mission (MOM) was
India’s first interplanetary
mission. This was launched
on Nov 5, 2013. It made India
proud to be the first nation in
the world to reach the Mar-
tian orbit in its maiden at-
tempt. India became the
fourth space agency in the
world to reach Mars orbit, at
the lowest cost.
GSLV: Another outstand-
ing development by ISRO is
the Geosynchronous Satellite
Launch Vehicle (GSLV).
GSLV-D5wasthefirstsuccess-
fulflightusingtheindigenous
cryogenic engine. Recently,
LVM-3 created history by car-
rying highest payload of 5796
Kgandsuccessfullyplacing36
satellites into orbit of Earth.
Mission Shakti: In a maid-
en attempt, the Defence Re-
search and Development Or-
ganization (DRDO) success-
fullyblastedasatellite withits
anti-satellite (ASAT) missile
on 27 March 2019. With this,
India became the fourth coun-
tryintheworldtoacquireanti-
satellite capabilities.
AEROSPACE DOMINANCE
Dominance of space is the
new buzz in the 21st Century
.
It is perceived that future
wars will witness aerospace
as the new battlefield and
hence the race to dominate
space. An advancement in
the space domain is seen as
an lead demonstrator in mili-
tary technology. Hence the
‘space race’ to dominate the
space for future warfare.
In March 2019, India suc-
cessfully tested an anti-satel-
lite weapon. Perhaps more
significantly
,Indiaestablished
two new space agencies in
2019: the DSA and the DSRO
DSA is organized to perform
duties of integrating space
assets from the three services
and developing strategy for
space dominance and space
warfare,wheneverithappens.
DSRO is a research organiza-
tiongearedtowardfacilitating
devpof civilianspacetechnol-
ogy for military purposes.
CONCLUSION
ISRO is developing Next Gen-
eration Launch Vehicles with
reusable energy and capable
of lifting payloads upto 10
tonnes. It’s likely to be ready
by 2030. India also eyes set-
ting up of own space station
by 2035, a rare feat indeed. In
the changing space security
dynamics, India’s space pro-
gram has developed credible
launchcapabilities.Thecoun-
try is working to increase its
capabilities in the space do-
main to assert itself as a po-
tent regional power in the fu-
turewhilepursuingitsgoalof
becoming a global power.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
INDIA GOES BEYOND EARTH
(Exploring the Universe)
I
The perception of space
security threats are
increasing with
belligerent China at our
doorsteps. In the future,
India is likely to press
ahead with its ambitious
space goals to enhance
India’s space capabilities
and influence in global
governance of space
India created history when the
Indian Space Research
Organization (ISRO)
successfully launched it’s
heaviest rocket Launch
Vehicle Mark-3 (LVM-3)
PSLV on 23 Oct 2022
carrying 36 satellites and
launched them into space
successfully. This was the
highest number of satellites
ever launched from a
launcher vehicle. 135 crore
Indians including the
President and the Prime
Minister of India put their
hands together to applaud the
efforts of ISRO scientistss
MAJ GEN
CP SINGH (RETD)
The writer is a scholar soldier accredited
with MA, MSc, LLB, MBA, M Phil (Def Mgt)
and M Phil (International Strategic Affairs)

INDIA
07
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Depart-
ment of Drinking Wa-
ter & Sanitation, Minis-
try of Jal Shakti held
Technical Session on
“Rural WASH Partner-
ships – the way forward’
on the second day of the
7th India Water Week.
The focus of the ses-
sion, chaired by Union
Minister of Jal Shakti
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat, was on how the
partnerships with aca-
demia, WASH experts
and other partners can
be harnessed to achieve
the targets of the two
flagship programs of
DDWS – Jal Jeevan Mis-
sion and the Swachh
Bharat Mission Gra-
meen phase-II. Union
Minister also launched
the toolkit for Swachh
Survekshan Grameen
(SSG) 2023 and the web
portal for the ‘Twinpit
to Retrofit Abhiyan’.
An important initia-
tive under Swachh
Bharat Mission is the
Swachh Survekshan
Grameen (SSG). DDWS
has been conducting
SSG since 2018 onwards
to rank the States and
Districts on the basis of
their performance.
Swachh Survekshan Grameen 2023 Toolkit launched
RURAL WASH PARTNERSHIPS
“DHAIRYARAKHIYE”
SAYSRAJNATHSINGH
EX-NAVY CHIEF ADMIRAL RAMDAS
JOINS RaGa IN BHARAT JODO YATRA
RAHUL CORRECTS CHILD’S KARATE
TECHNIQUES; CONG TAKES DIG AT BJP
Hyderabad (PTI): Former Navy Chief Admiral L Ramdas
joined Rahul Gandhi in ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ in Telan-
gana on Thursday. “Admiral Ramdas, former Chief of
Naval Staff, who at 89 continues to be an indefatigable
campaigner for public causes, along with his wife Lalita
Ramdas, herself the daughter of Admiral Katari, 1st In-
dian Chief of Naval Staff, walked with @RahulGandhi on
Day 57 of #BharatJodoYatra,” Jairam Ramesh, tweeted.
Hyderabad (Agencies): The Congress on Thursday shared
a light moment from Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra
where the Congress leader can be seen interacting with a
karate kid. And the interaction, as captured in the video, is
mostly about punches. Rahul Gandhi, who is a black belt
in Aikido, supervised the deliveries of a Karate kid and ap-
parently corrected his technique. The Congress shared this
vide on its official Twitter handle.
as crowd chants “We want POK”
Jaisinghpur: Defence
Minister Rajnath Singh
on Thursday said
“Dhairya rakhiye,”(Be
patient) as some people
in his rally shouted
they want Pakistan Oc-
cupied Kashmir(POK).
Addressing a rally
here, Singh smiled and
said ‘Dhairya rakhiye
as some people chanted
‘we want POK’.
“Today
,notonebutsix
medical colleges have
either opened or are be-
ing opened in the state
of Himachal Pradesh.
AIIMS has too been
opened here,” he said.
Rajnath Singh hailed
the centre’s decision to
abrogate Article 370
from J&K and said,
“The incidents of ter-
rorism in Jammu and
Kashmir have come
down after the abroga-
tion of Article 370. I
want to assure you that
terrorism will be eradi-
cated from the country
.”
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh being garlanded by BJP leaders during the public meeting for the
upcoming Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, in Jaisinghpur on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Union Minister of Jal Shakti Gajendra Singh Shekhawat at the technical session on ‘Rural Wash Partnerships – The Way Forward’ in
New Delhi, on Thursday Union Minister Shekhawat, with other dignitaries, launching the ‘Retrofitting Module’. —PHOTO BY PIB
ROYALS HOLD SWAY IN LAND OF GODS; CONG BANKS ON
THEM AS BJP RAISES PITCH AGAINST ‘RAJAS-RANIS’
ONLY VAJPAYEE
AND MODI GAVE
IMPORTANCE TO
HIMACHAL: SINGH
Shimla (PTI): In the land of gods, where local deities are revered, royalty continues
to command its own space in the politics of Himachal Pradesh. While kingdoms may
have gone, many scions of the erstwhile royal families of the hill state are persisting at
the hustings, in their bid to continue to “rule” albeit by the dint of the ballot now. Not
that the royal charms have sustained the electoral weathers. The influence of royals in
Himachal’s politics has waned over the years, as is clear from their depleting numbers
in the poll fray this time. Only a handful of royal scions are contesting the state Assem-
bly election to be held on November 12.
Solan (ANI): Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh on Thursday
said only two Prime Ministers
including Atal Bihari Vajpayee
and Narendra Modi gave im-
portance to Himachal Pradesh
like nobody else. Addressing
a public meeting here, Singh
said, “People of this country
can evaluate well what earlier
govts did and what present
govt is doing. Cong has been
in power for a long time post-
independence. But only two
PMs-Atal Bihari Vajpayee and
PM Modi-gave importance
to Himachal like nobody
else”. He lauded PM Modi’s
leadership and said that
India’s prestige has increased
on the global stage under his
prime ministership.“No one
can deny the fact that after
PM Modi became PM, India’s
prestige increased on the
global stage. Today if India
says anything on the global
forum, other countries listen
carefully to what India is say-
ing,” he said.
“Whyseparatedatesfor
Himachal,Gujaratpolls?”
New Delhi (PTI): The
Congress on Thursday
said the Election Com-
mission must give an
explanationtothepeople
of the country as to why
it announced the poll
schedule for Himachal
Pradesh and Gujarat on
separate dates even
thoughcountingof votes
would be held on the
sameday
.Congress’sGu-
jarat in-charge Raghu
Sharma alleged that the
BJP got time to hold sev-
eral rallies on official
expense and misused
public resources to the
hilt in Gujarat.
At a presser at the
AICC headquarters
here, he said, “Want to
thank Election Com-
mission for announcing
Gujarat polls finally de-
spite BJP-led govern-
ment’s pressure.” “The
Election Commission
should give an explana-
tion as a constitutional
body that while count-
ing of votes for elec-
tions in both states will
be on the same day, why
elections were an-
nounced on different
dates,” Sharma said.
He also attacked PM
Narendra Modi over the
Morbi bridge collapse,
saying when the trage-
dy happened the Con-
gress had cancelled all
political programmes
but the prime minister
“went ahead with offi-
cial programmes”.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi joins artistes performing the traditional folk dance ‘Dhimsa’ amid the
party’s Bharat Jodo Yatra on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
JharkhandCMHemantSorendaresED,
Centretoarresthim;skipsvisittoAgency
Ranchi (ANI):
Jharkhand CM Hemant
Soren on Thursday
challenged the Enforce-
ment Directorate (ED)
to arrest him instead of
sending summons to
him for questioning.
Soren was to appear be-
fore the ED in its re-
gional office in Ranchi
but he skipped his visit.
Addressing the party
workers outside his of-
ficial residence before
leaving for Raipur to at-
tend a tribal festival,
Soren urged his party
workers to be prepared
for a long political fight
against the the BJP-led
Central government.
Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren addressing party workers over ED
summon to him in money laundering case, in Ranchi on Thursday.
JMM HOLDS MARCH IN RANCHI TO PROTEST
AGAINST ED SUMMONS TO HEMANT SOREN
HEMANT SOREN
SEEKS 3-WEEK
TIME FROM ED
Ranchi (PTI): Workers of Jharkhand’s ruling JMM on
Thursday took out a rally here to protest against Enforce-
ment Directorate’s summons to Chief Minister Hemant Soren
for questioning in connection with a case of alleged illegal
mining. Shouting slogans against the BJP and carrying party
flags, hundreds of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) activists
from across the state gathered at Morabadi ground.
New Delhi: Jharkhand
CM Hemant Soren on
Thursday sought three
weeks’ time to appear
before theED in con-
nection with the money
laundering case pertain-
ing to illegal mining and
extortion in Jharkhand
and Bihar. Sources in
the ED claimed that
Soren has written a let-
ter to the probe agency
seeking time to attend
a few programs. Soren
was summoned by the
ED to join the inves-
tigation on Thursday,
but he skipped the
questioning.
Kerala: Guv
challenges CM
on political
interference
New Delhi (ANI):
Challenging Kerala CM
Pinarayi Vijayan, state
Governor Arif Moham-
med Khan on Thursday
said that he would re-
sign if the CM showed
one example of political
interference by him in
the appointments of the
Vice-Chancellor. While
rejecting the chief min-
ister’s allegation of po-
litical interference in
this particular case,
Khan offered to resign
if Vijayan succeeded in
presenting an example.
“He is saying that I am
doing this (action
against VCs) to bring
RSS people. If I have
nominated even one
person, not just of RSS,
any person, using my
authority, then I will re-
sign. Will he (CM) be
able to resign if he is
not able to prove it?”
Khan said in Delhi.
Morbi: Guj govt calls
off search operation
New Delhi (Agencies):
Gujarat on Thursday
called of the search op-
eration following the
bridge collapse in Morbi
that led to the death of
135 people. An official
said that there is no in-
formation about anyone
stillbeingmissinginthe
bridge tragedy
. “A total
of 135 people have died.
But our control room is
still operational. People
can offer us all such in-
formation, we’ll follow
it up with due process,”
MorbiDistrictCollector,
GT Pandya, said. “All
persons have been ac-
counted for. And hence
the decision to call off
the search operation,”
Pandyaadded.Localfire
brigade, state and na-
tional disaster teams
will be kept on standby,
a govt statement said.
Department of
Drinking Water
Sanitation holds
technical session
1984 ANTI-SIKH RIOTS:
SUPREME COURT TAKES
SIT ON RECORD
New Delhi (ANI): Senior Advocate
HS Phoolka on Thursday apprised
the Supreme Court about the
sham trial that has taken place in
1984 cases. Phoolka cited the SIT
report which was filed on Nov 29,
2019. According to the SIT report,
while police after clubbing various
cases sent a challan in respect
of the murder of 56 persons, the
trial court framed charges only in
respect of the killing of 5 persons.
3 SENIOR CITIZENS
CONVICTED IN DUTY
EVASION SCAM
Mumbai (PTI): A court here has
convicted three senior citizens
including two former Customs
officials and imposed a fine of Rs
5.50 crore in a two-decade-old
case of customs duty evasion.
Special judge for CBI cases, SU
Wadgaonkar said in his order on
Wednesday that economic offences
have serious consequences for the
country’s economy and financial
health.
KARNATAKA HIGH COURT
TAKES UP THE CAUSE OF
CHILD HAWKERS
Bengaluru (PTI): Taking serious
note of children being forced to sell
trinkets and toys at traffic signals
and street-corners, the High Court
of Karnataka has directed the
stakeholders to meet and suggest
ways to rehabilitate and provide
such children education. A Division
Bench directed the meeting to be
held on November 15 under the
aegis of the Karnataka State Legal
Services Authority (KSLSA).
ADEQUATE SECURITY AT
SWAMY’S SECURITY AT
RESIDENCE: CENTRE
New Delhi (PTI): The Centre has
told Delhi High Court that adequate
security arrangements have been
made to ensure safety of former
BJP MP Subramanian Swamy at his
private residence considering that
he is a ‘Z category’ protectee. After
Cente’s submission, court closed the
proceedings in Swamy’s application
in which he claimed that Centre was
yet to make adequate arrangements
at his private accommodation.
ELECTIONS OF INDIAN
OLYMPIC ASSOCIATION TO
BE HELD ON DECEMBER 10
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme
Court has approved a fresh timeline
submitted by Justice (retd) LN Rao
committee for holding of elections
of the executive committee of the
Indian Olympic Association (IOA),
and said the polls will be held on
December 10. A bench of Justices
DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli
also allowed circulation of the
draft amended constitution among
members of the IOA as per rules.
DEATH PENALTY TO PAK
LeT TERRORIST IN 2000
RED FORT ATTACK CASE
New Delhi (Agencies): The
Supreme Court on Thursday
affirmed the death sentence of
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist
Mohammad Ashfaq Arif convicted
of attacking an army barracks
at Delhi’s Red Fort in December
2000. A Supreme Court bench
dismissed the review petition
filed by Arif noting the order of
conviction and sentence do not
warrant any intervention.
COURTYARD

INDIA
08
Aizawl (Agencies):
Assam Rifles and Cus-
toms officials in a joint
operation seized 190
cases of foreign origin
cigarettes worth Rs 2.47
crore from eastern Mi-
zoram's Champhai dis-
trict, a hotspot of illegal
trade from Myanmar.
Officials on Thursday
said that the para-mili-
tarytroopersof 23Sector
accompanied by Assam
Rifles officials recovered
the foreign origin ciga-
rettes on Wednesday
nightfromanabandoned
place at New Zotlang of
Champhai district, ad-
joining Myanmar. The
seized items were hand-
ed over to the Customs
department, Champhai
to undertake further le-
gal proceedings.
Ongoing smuggling
of drugs and foreign
origin cigarettes is a
major cause of concern
for Mizoram, especially
along the India-Myan-
mar border, an Assam
Rifles statement said.
The Mizoram-based
International Trade Ini-
tiative Forum (ITIF) re-
cently urged Prime Min-
isterNarendraModiand
Mizoram Governor to
resumetradewithMyan-
marthroughtheZokhaw-
thar border point.
ITIF President PC
Lawmkunga, a retired
IAS officer, who served
as Manipur’s Chief Sec-
retary, reportedly said
“in the absence of the
formal and regular of-
ficial border trade be-
tween India and Myan-
mar, not only smuggling
and illegal trade is go-
ing on unchecked but
the govt is losing crores
of rupees in revenue.”
Tumakuru (Karnata-
ka): In a heart wrench-
ing incident, a woman
and her new-born twins
died on Thursday, after
the hospital authorities
refused to admit her.
Thirty-year-old Kas-
turi hailed from Tamil
Nadu. Her two new-
born babies died at her
residence at Bharathi-
nagar locality in Tu-
makuru city
.
Protesting the hospi-
tal’s apathy, the locals
staged a protest and de-
manded suspension of
the concerned doctors
and staff.
The family and rela-
tives of the woman also
refused to cremate the
bodies until action is
taken against the guilty
.
According to locals,
Kasturi had come from
Tamil Nadu and was
staying at a rented place
with her daughter. Kas-
turi, who was pregnant,
developed labour pain
on Wednesday evening.
She was taken to the
government district
hospital in an auto. But,
the authorities and
staff of the government
district hospital refused
admission in the ab-
sence of Aadhaar and
Mother's card.
The doctors also re-
fused to provide her
treatment and admit
her to the hospital de-
spite the woman being
in labour.
New Delhi (PTI): Over
20,000 schools across
the country were shut
down during the 2020-
21, a report by the Min-
istry of Education
found. The number of
teachers also declined
by 1.95 per cent com-
pared to the previous
year.
The report titled,
Unified District Infor-
mation System for Edu-
cation Plus (UDISE+)
on school education in
India for 2021-22 also
pointed out that only
44.85 per cent schools
had computer facilities
while nearly 34 per cent
had internet connec-
tion.
“Total number of
schools in 2021-22 stood
at 14.89 lakhs as com-
pared to 15.09 lakhs in
2020-21. The decline in
total schools is mainly
due to closure of
schools under private
and other manage-
ment,” said the report
launched on Thursday
.
Chennai (Agencies):
The Indian Meteorolog-
ical Department (IMD)
has predicted heavy to
very heavy rains at iso-
lated places in some
southern districts of
Tamil Nadu on Friday
.
As per the weather
department, the dis-
tricts that are likely to
be affected by this
heavy rainfall, are - Ra-
manathapuram, Naga-
pattinam, Thanjavur,
Tiruvarur, Sivaganga
and Myladuthurai.
In a statement on
Thursday, the IMD offi-
cials said that an upper
cyclonic circulation
that lies over south Ta-
mil Nadu and its neigh-
bourhood and extends
up to upper tropospher-
ic areas is expected to
bring in rains.
Lucknow (ANI): UP
cabinet has cleared set-
ting up private universi-
ties in Ghaziabad, Noi-
da and Farrukhabad,
along with another 19
proposals. At a cabinet
meeting on Thursday in
which 22 of 23 proposals
tabled were passed.
Among the proposals
cleared were those per-
taining to issuance of
letters of intent for set-
ting up the SDGI Global
University in Ghazi-
abad and Major SD Sin-
gh University in Fate-
hgarh, Farrukhabad,
under the Uttar Pradesh
Private Universities
Act, 2019. A proposal re-
garding the release of
the letter of intent for
establishing the JSS
University in Noida was
also approved.
CNI MODERATOR
BOOKED IN MONEY
LAUNDERING CASE
KERALA CPI-M MP
AM ARIFF INJURED
IN CAR ACCIDENT
Bhopal (Agencies): The
Bhopal unit of ED has
registered money laun-
dering case to probe
alleged irregularities
against Jabalpur bishop
PC Singh — moderator
of Church of North
India (CNI) in India
— and his family. The
federal company has
filed the case under-
neath varied sections
of the PMLA Act taking
cognizance of a EOW
FIR that has named
Singh and his son.
Kochi (Agencies): The
lone CPI-M Lok Sabha
MP from Kerala, AM
Ariff, suffered injuries
on Thursday after the
car he was driving hit a
lorry in Alappuzha. The
incident took place near
KVM Junction when the
car rammed into the
lorry. While the front
portion of the car was
badly damaged, Ariff
suffered injuries on his
legs. He was brought
out of the car with the
help of fire officials.
New Delhi (Agencies): PM Narendra Modi is all set
to flag off South India’s first ‘Vande Bharat Express’
train during his visit to Bengaluru on November 11.
The country’s fifth Vande Bharat Express, it will run
between Chennai and Mysuru via Bengaluru. On
November 5, this semi-high-speed train will leave the
Integrated Coach Factory for trials. Vande Bharat is
India’s first semi high speed train equipped with world
class passenger amenities. It can achieve high speeds
due to faster acceleration and deceleration and will
reduce journey times by 25% to 45%. The train can at-
tain speed from 0-100 kmph in 52 seconds. All Vande
Bharat coaches are equipped with automatic doors;
GPS based audio-visual information system etc.
Bengaluru (Agencies): The Dakshina Kannada district
administration on Thursday started the process of
attaching the property of the slaughterhouses in con-
nection with illegal cow slaughtering. C Madana Mo-
han, Assistant Commissioner of Mangaluru Sub-Divi-
sion and Sub divisional Magistrate issued an order for
the attachment of properties for carrying out illegal
cow slaughtering. The four properties of slaughter-
houses in Adyapaadi near Adkur, Bajal Pakaladka,
Jalligudde and Kattapuni have been attached following
the order. Jurisdictional Kankanady police have been
directed to get the valuation of properties and vehicles
done from the concerned authorities and submit the
approximate value of the property to the court.
NEXT VANDE BHARAT TRAIN BETWEEN
CHENNAI-BENGALURU-MYSURU SOON
SLAUGHTERHOUSE PROPERTIES
ATTACHED IN KARNATAKA DISTRICT
CRUCIAL READ
First India Bureau
Aizawl: PresidentDrou-
padiMurmuonhervisit
to Mizoram inaugurates
the Campus of IIMC
NorthEastlocatedatMi-
zoram University in vir-
tual mode. The Indian
Institute of Mass Com-
munication (IIMC) is an
autonomous Institution
under IB Ministry
.
The IIMC North East
Campus began function-
ing in 2011 from a tempo-
rarybuildingmadeavail-
able by Mizoram Univer-
sity
. The construction
work for the campus be-
gan in 2015 and complet-
ed in 2019. The total cost
is 25 crores. The IIMC
permanent campus on
the 8 acres of land given
by Mizoram University
has separate Adminis-
trative and Academic
buildingsalongwithhos-
tels and staff quarters.
Sinceitsinception,the
campus is offering PG
Diploma course in Eng-
lish Journalism for
which most of the stu-
dents come from other
parts of India. This year,
the Institute takes pride
in having a topper in
English Journalism for
the second time. The
Campus also enables its
students to secure em-
ployments in reputed
media organisations
across the country
through campus place-
ments and their own ef-
forts. Year after year,
studentsareestablishing
their own niche in well-
known media organiza-
tions like Doordarshan.
From the 2022-23 ses-
sion, the North East
Campus has been cho-
sen to start PG Diploma
Course in Digital Media
along with two other
Campuses of IIMC.
Murmu inaugurates North Eastern Regional Campus
IIMC AT AIZAWL
lll
Since its
inauguration in
2011, the
institute is
headed by LR
Sailo, Regional
Director, who
has decades of
experience in
public relations
President Droupadi Murmu addresses the 17th Convocation of
Mizoram University, in Aizawal on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
ASSEMBLY BYPOLLS IN SIX STATES
Telangana’s Munugode records 77%, Haryana’s Adampur 75%, 66.63% turnout in Odisha
New Delhi (PTI): By-
electionstosevenassem-
bly constituencies in six
states were held on
Thursday with the voter
turnout ranging from
31.74percentinAndheri
(East) of Maharashtra
to77.55percentinTelan-
gana’s Munugode.
Till last reports came
in, the polling percent-
ages in the five other
seats were Mokama
(53.45) and Gopalganj
(51.48) of Bihar, Adam-
pur (75.25) of Haryana,
Gola Gokarannath
(55.68) of Uttar Pradesh,
and Dhamnagar (66.63)
of Odisha.Thesefigures
are likely to change.
Officials said the by-
polls were by and large
peaceful barring some
minor incidents.
Among the seven
seats where bypolls are
being held, the BJP held
three seats and the Con-
gress two, while the
Shiv Sena and the RJD
had one each. The con-
test is symbolic of the
fierce turf war between
the BJP and the region-
al parties.
For the bypolls in Bi-
har, the main contest is
between the BJP and
the RJD, and the saffron
party’s main contend-
ers in Haryana are the
Congress, INLD and the
AAP. In Telangana, Ut-
tar Pradesh and Odis-
ha, the main contests
are between the BJP
and the TRS, SP and the
BJD respectively
.
While a victory in the
bypolls will be inconse-
quential to their posi-
tion in the assemblies,
the parties have not
taken the contest light-
ly and carried out a
high-pitched campaign.
The counting of votes
will take place on No-
vember 6.
In UP, the Samajwadi
Party alleged that some
polling centres were
captured by workers of
the ruling BJP.
POLLINGBYANDLARGEPEACEFUL:EC
BJP backs-off at last moment, but will
it matter in Andheri East bypoll?
Mahesh Sharma
Mumbai: The BJP
withdrew its candidate
fortheAndheriEastas-
sembly seat in Maha-
rashtra on the last day
for withdrawal of nom-
ination. On the appeal
of Shiv Sena leaders of
Chief Minister Eknath
Shinde faction and
MNS leader Raj Thack-
eray
, the BJP withdrew
the name of its candi-
date so that Rutuja
Latte, wife of late MLA
Ramesh Latte, could
win the election easily
.
However, even then
Shiv Sena, Congress
and NCP have said that
theBJPknewitwasgo-
ing to be defeated and
to avoid this humilia-
tion, it played this gam-
ble. Had the BJP lost in
the by-elections, the
narrative around that
lost would have made it
difficultforBJPtohope
for a good outing in the
municipal corporation
elections to be held in
the next few days and
the position of Shiv
Sena would have been
strengthened. So the
party withdrew the
candidate.
But it seems that de-
spite the removal of
the candidate, there
has been no harmony
with the Shiv Sena's
Uddhav Thackeray fac-
tion. There is the news
that BJP is creating
trouble for the candi-
date of Uddhav Thack-
eray faction in And-
heri East seat. Shiv
Sena leader Anil Parab
has alleged that voters
in the a ssembly con-
stituency are being
lured by money and
BJP is asking them to
vote on the option of
NOTAi.e.NoneOf The
Above. Significantly,
even after the with-
drawal of the BJP can-
didate, many inde-
pendent candidates
are in the fray
.
T’GANA COPS LATHI-CHARGE 2 GROUPS AT
MARRIGUDA POLLING STATION DURING BYPOLL
Munugodu (ANI): The
Telangana Police on
Thursday lathi-charged two
groups at a polling station
in Munugodu’s Marriguda
during voting for the by-
polls, after both the groups
alleged that they are not
from the same village. This
came amid the voting in the
Munugodu assembly con-
stituency. “In Marriguda,
two groups gathered and
alleged against each other
that they are not from the
same village. Immediately
the police intervened and
dispersed the two groups.
The situation is under
control now,” Nalgonda
SP Rema Rajeshwari said.
The BJP supporters tried
to stage a protest at a
polling station in Marriguda
alleging that the TRS party
is trying to influence voters.
The BJP also demanded
action against those trying
to influence the voters.
CONG IN SELF-DESTRUCTION MODE,
HAS NO FUTURE: KULDEEP BISHNOI
Hisar (ANI): Kuldeep
Bishnoi who joined BJP
after being expelled
from Congress, on
Thursday said his for-
mer party is in “self-de-
struction mode” and
has no future. Bishnoi,
who reached the polling
booth to cast his vote in
the Adampur constitu-
ency bypoll in Haryana,
took a jibe at Rahul
Gandhi and said the for-
mer Congress president
could commit political
suicide, by continuing
in Congress, but not he.
Bishnoi said, “Congress
is in self-destruction
mode. It would remain
in the number two spot,
but BJP would win the
bypoll.” Bishnoi’s son
Bhawya Bishnoi is in
fray in Adampur.
Voters stand in a queue outside a polling station during the Bihar Assembly by- election in Gopalganj,
on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Foreign cigarettes
worth `2.47 crore
seized in Mizoram
The foreign cigarettes were reportedly smuggled from Myanmar.
K’takawoman,twinsdie
afterdeliveryathome
Over 20K schools shut
during 2021-22: Report
IMD predicts
heavy rain in
South TN today
UP govt okays
move to set up
pvt varsities
In the ab-
sence of
formal
regular official
border trade be-
tween India and
Myanmar, not
only smuggling
and illegal trade is
going on un-
checked but govt is
losing crores of ru-
pees in revenue.
—A retired IAS officer
—Representational
pic

NEWS
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan As-
sociation of North
America Canada or-
ganised Rana Diwali,
awards and gala night
celebrations at Palacio
Event Centre. In the
event, the 15th anniver-
sary of Rana Diwali
was also celebrated.
On this occasion, In-
do-Canadians of Ra-
jasthani origin were
honoured in eleven cat-
egories for their contri-
bution. Prem Bhandari
of Jodhpur origin,
President Rana USA
Jaipur Foot New York
were honoured for the
service done by them.
Bhandari also talked
abouttherecognitionof
Rajasthani language.
Appreciating the doc-
tors of DORI, Rajasthan
International, who
playedanimportantrole
during pandemic were
encouraged for good
workandhonouredwith
Prez’sAward.DrJaiveer
Rathore from America
attended function. Rana
Canada honoured many
prominent personali-
ties.
Indo-Canadians of Rajasthan origin honoured
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30 x 60 4950 23 50000
नीलामी िततें :
1. बोिी िगानषे सषे पूर्व बोिीिाता को उकत धरोहर (अमानत) रान् नगि / जररयषे ्डी्डी जमा करराना
अननराय्व होगा।
2. यह भूनम नरक्रय राज. नगर पानिका भूनम ननषपािन ननयम 1974 के ननयम सषे सं्ोधन 02 को 2010 र
उनके जारी पररपत्रों के अनतग्वत की जा रही है।
3. नीिामी बोिी में कॉन्वर पिाट पर असनतम नीिामी की 10 प्नत्त अनतररकत रान् िषेय होगी।
4. नजस वयसकत के नाम अमानत रान् की रसीि कटेगी पानिका द्ारा उसी वयसकत के नाम का पट्ा जारी नकया
जारषेगा। नाम में नकसी प्कार का सं्ोधन नही नकया जारषेगा।
5. उच्चतम बोिी िगानषे रािषे को नीिामी नक निनांक सषे तीन काय्व निरस के भीतर अपनी बोिी का 15
प्नत्त रान् जमा करना अननराय्व होगा।
6. सफि बोिी िाता द्ारा बोिी की रकम का 35 प्नत्त भाग नीिामी निनांक सषे 120 निरस के अनतग्वत
जमा करना आरशयक होगा त्था ्षेष 50 प्नत्त रान् नीिामी निनांक सषे 180 निरस के अनतग्वत जमा
करना आरशयक होगा। असफि रहनषे पर बोिी सरीकार करनषे की नतन्थ सषे मूि रान् पर 15 प्नत्त
प्नतरष्व की िर सषे बयाज प्भाररत नकया जायषेगा। सफि बोिीिाता द्ारा न्डमाण्ड की निनांक सषे 15 निरस
समपूण्व रान् जमा करानषे पर 01 प्नत्त रान् की छूट िषेय होगी।
7. भूखण्ड 99 रष्व िीज होल्ड पर अरबन सषेटिमषेनट ग्ाउण्ड रषेट के आधार पर नरक्रय नकया जारषेगा,
नजसकी िीज रान् आरासीय आरनक्त िर की 2.50 प्नत्त ननयमानुसार क्रेता को जमा करानी होगी।
8. िीज ्डी्ड ्ाशरत पत्र का नरनधरत पंजीयन करराना अननराय्व होगा, नजसके सटामप र नक्ा एरं रनजसट्ी
का वयय भूखण्ड क्रेता का होगा।
9. बोिी सरीकार / असरीकार करनषे का अनधकार अधयक् एरं अनध्ाषी अनधकारी नगर पानिका ननराई के
पास सुरनक्त रहषेगा, नजसका कारण बताना आरशयक नहीं होगा।
10. 03 रष्व की अरनध के अनिर ननयमों के अनतग्वत नक्ा सरीकृत करराकर क्रेता को भरन ननमा्वण करराना
होगा। यनि 03 रष्व की अरनध में भरन ननमा्वण नहीं करराया गया तो जमा करायी गई समपूण्व रान् को
पानिका द्ारा जबत कर निया जारषेगा।
11. पानिका द्ारा रान् जबत कर भूखण्ड को ननरसत कर अपनषे कबजषे में िषे निया जायषेगा त्था पुनः नीिाम
कर निया जारषेगा।
12. भूनम के माननित्र एरं ्ततें / प्नतबनध र समसत जानकारी नकसी भी काय्व निरस में काया्विय सूिना पट्
पर िषेखी जा सकेगी।
13. उपरोकत भूखण्डों का मयौके पर क्षेत्रफि कम या जयािा होगा तो उसके आधार पर ही रान् जमा करानी
होगी।
14. समयारनध घटानषे-बढ़ानषे का अनधकार नीिामी सनमनत के पास सुरनक्त रहषेगा।
अधयक् अक्ििाषी अक्िकारी
नगर पानिका, ननराई नगर पानिका, ननराई
Rising crime: Stats show
Raj tops in missing girls
9,315 missing FIRs registered between Jan 1, 2020 to Jan 31, 2022
Mahesh Sharma
Jaipur: Rajasthan has
the highest number of
missing girls in the re-
ported missing cases
but they are rarely
traced. Police are try-
ing hard but success
eludes them. In Ra-
jasthan, from January
1, 2020 to January 31,
2022, a total of 9315
missing FIRs were reg-
istered in various po-
lice stations of the
state. In these, 9608
children have gone
missing. Out of these,
8866 children have
been found and handed
over to their parents.
Police are trying to
trace the remaining
742 children.
Statistics show that
from Jan 2021 to Decem-
ber 2021, 792 minor boys
went missing, in which
the police traced 705.
The search for 92 is on.
In the same year,
4085 minor girls were
reported missing. Po-
lice traced 3604, but 481
are still missing. In
2021, between January
and Dec, 5386 adult
boys left their homes.
After a missing report
was registered, police
found 3748.
During this, 16492
cases were registered
for disappearance of
adult girls. Police found
12158, but 4334 missing.
F
F
F
TRACE IS ON
Prison Welfare Officer held
with `20kbribeinBanswara
Probation and Prison Welfare Officer Hemant Patidar in custody.
First India Bureau
Banswara: ACB Ban-
swara unit arrested a
probation and Prison
Welfare Officer for tak-
ing a bribe of Rs 20,000
in Banswara on Thurs-
day
. Raids are being car-
ried out at his residence
and other locations.
Hemant Patidar Pro-
bation and Prison Wel-
fare Officer arrested.
Director General of
ACB Bhagwan Lal Soni
said that the ACB Ban-
swara unit received a
complaint that Rs 10,000
was demanded per
month in lieu of pay-
ment of outstanding
bills of contracted vehi-
cle. Troubled by being
asked for a bribe of Rs
25,000, he complained.
Additional Superinten-
dent of Police, Madho
Singh laid a trap and
arrested him.
PATWARI HELD RED-HANDED BY ACB
WHILE TAKING BRIBE OF `3,000
Rajsamand: Anti-Corruption Department (ACB)
Rajsamand Unit held Jitendra Meena Patwari, Patwar
Halka Likhi, Rajsamand was
caught red-handed taking a bribe
of Rs 3,000 on Thursday. Director
General of ACB Bhagwan Lal Saini
said that the complainant said that
Jitendra Meena Patwari sought a
bribe amount of Rs 4,000 in lieu of
opening a nomination. Under the
supervision of Deputy Inspector
General of Police, ACB, Udaipur, Rajendra Prasad Goel,
a trap was laid by his team and Meena was held on the
spot. Currently, he is being interrogated.
Policehasstoppedpatrolling:HealthMin
Laxmikant Sharma
Dausa: Ongoing tussle
between politicians and
bureaucracy refuses to
die down. A day earlier,
Min Khachariyawas
had raised questions
about the ACR of offic-
ers. Now Medical Min
Parsadi Lal Meena, ex-
pressing displeasure
over the functioning of
Dausa Police, said that
police has stopped pa-
trolling and indulging
in illegal recovery on
highway
. He even
termed police station
staff to be useless.A re-
view meeting was held
in Dausa Collectorate
Auditorium. Along
with Collector Kamar
Chaudhary, SP Sanjeev
Jain were present.
TWO KILLED IN ROAD ACCIDENT
AFTER COLLIDING WITH TRUCK
Mangled Camper damaged beyond recognition (below) Deceased
Bhavani Shankar and Vikram Singh.
Pakistan admits their intruder entered
Indo-Pakistan border in Sri Ganganagar
High Court
seeks reply on
children gone
missing in Raj
2 BIKE RIDERS
KILLED AFTER
COLLISION
WITH TANKER
Sangria: Two youths traveling in the car were killed in
a collision with the truck. The road accident took place
at 11.30 pm on Wednesday. Kuldeep
Singh, a resident of village Amar-
purajalu Khat, has registered a case
against the truck driver. In the report
given to the police, he told that his
nephew Harjinder Singh, a resident
of Fatehgarh (Purushotambas), and
his accomplices Jaipal, Vijaypal, and
Sandeep had left on Wednesday night to go to Hanu-
mangarh from Sangaria in car number RJ 31 CC 2257.
The car was being driven by Vijaypal.
First India Bureau
Sri Ganganagar: Pak
Pakistan has considered
the intruder killed on
the Indo-Pakistan bor-
derinSriGanganagaras
its citizen. After a flag
meeting, BSF officials
handed over the body to
the Pakistan Rangers on
Thursday
. The intruder
was killed on October 28
near Sherpura post at
Anupgarh in Sriganga-
nagar. The flag meeting
was held with Pakistan
regarding the matter.
Pak Rangers had
asked BSF officials for
thephotoof theintruder
for identification. After
investigation, Pakistan
admitted that the infil-
trator Muneeb Asif was
aresidentof Chak269in
Bahawalnagar, Pak.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a case re-
lated to habeas corpus
petitions filed regard-
ing search of missing
children, PHS Anand
Kumar, ADG Civil
Rights Smita Srivasta-
va, SP Civil Rights
Shivraj Meena, ASP
Women Crime Re-
search Cell in-charge
Dausa Dinesh Sharma,
ASP Women Crime Re-
search Cell Incharge
Jaipur East Narayan
Singh, ASP Neemrana-
Bhiwadi Jagram Mee-
na, SHO Neemrana Ra-
jendra Kumar, SHO
Bandikui Naresh Shar-
ma, SHO Pratap Nagar
Bhajanlal, AHTU in-
charge CI Dhanraj
Meena and about many
officers appeared in the
HC. The next hearing
on December 12.
Ajmer: Two motorcy-
clists were seriously
injured in a collision
with a tanker on
Thursday afternoon
near Khiriya Toll Booth
on Ajmer-Kota State
Highway. One of the
injured died on the
spot, while the other
seriously injured was
referred to Ajmer after
first aid, however died
on the way. The police
are involved in the in-
vestigation of the mat-
ter. According to the
information, Sheruneb
and Zahir, residents of
Sarwad Bada Mohalla,
were on their way to
work on a motorcycle.
During this, a high
speed tanker coming
from the front collided
with their bike. After
collision, motorcyclist
jumped fell on road.
Two killed after speeding car rams
into tree while trying to save nilgai
First India Bureau
Jhunjhunu: A brutal
road accident killed two
near Hazari Kuan at
Nangal Toll Booth. An
over speeding Mahin-
dra Camper moving to-
wards Jhanjhar collid-
ed with a tree in order
to save the Nilgai,
which came in front of
vehicle from a nearby
forest area.
Collision resulted in
the on the spot death of
two passengers in the
car, while two other se-
verely injured were ad-
mitted to Sikar Hospital
with the help of 108.
The deceased are iden-
tified as Bhavani
Shankar Vikram Sin-
gh, who died on spot.
Another injured Ka-
pil Jangid and other
companions were re-
ferred to Sikar. Police
are engaged in gather-
ing information about
other injured.
BSF officials handed over the
body to the Pakistan Rangers.
Parsadi Lal Meena taking
review meet. Also seen Kamar
Chaudhary Sanjeev Jain.
Rana Diwali awards and gala night celebrations at Palacio Event
Centre in Canada on Thursday.
MP cop nab
four from
Raj running
extortion
racket
Sri Ganganagar
(PTI): The gang
was using 1,100 mo-
bile phones with
different IMEI (In-
ternational Mobile
Equipment Identity)
numbers to run the
racket, Indore police
commissioner Hari-
narayan Chari told
reporters.
‘’The accused
used to make video
calls to hundreds of
victims, and then
record them for
purposes of extor-
tion. They would
take money from
victims by threat-
ening to expose
these obscene vide-
os to kin and
friends,’’ he said. In
September, a
59-year-old man had
hanged himself in
Rajendra Nagar
area here after
being harassed in
this manner, follow-
ing which a probe
began into this
racket, police com-
missioner said.
DEEPOTSAV ORGANIZED IN NEW YORK
MEENA IS A GOOD MAN: KHACHARIYAWAS

A silent supportive presence
is more powerful than a
million empty words.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
10
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: Even after the
recent shuffle of IAS in
the State, the already ex-
isting dismal man-man-
agement situation has
not improved as the
numberof officersgiven
additional charges has
not decreased. If two are
removed, two more are
handed the additional
charge, whereas, the
number of under-uti-
lised officers is also sim-
ilar. Moreover, impor-
tant responsibilities
have been handed to jun-
ior officers.
The most interesting
caseisof ACSAbhayKu-
mar, who has served as
Secretary
, Rural Devel-
opment for ten years,
and now again, he has
beenhandedthereinsof
the same department
along with Panchayati
Raj.Buthandinghimthe
responsibility of the
FoodDepartmentforthe
first time that an ACS
rank officer has been
given such a small de-
partment.
But perhaps justice
has been done to Anand
Kumar, who was the
most over-burdened of-
ficer. Instead of half a
dozen departments, he
now has Home and
Transport Departments
to lead. Reportedly
, Ku-
mar is happy with the
new assignment. How-
ever, taking additional
charge of a major de-
partment like Water Re-
sources and handing it
to Shikhar Agrawal can
not be understood. Shi-
kharisalreadyhandling
Forest and Environ-
ment,butthisadditional
charge, in bureaucratic
circles, is being consid-
ered as a message given
by the government that
old issues have been for-
given and forgotten.
Among other officers,
Hridesh Sharma will
handle the responsibili-
ties of Secretary
, LSG
along with the addition-
al responsibility of RU-
IDP and RUDSICO.
Now, let us take a look
at the under-utilised of-
ficers.T.Ravikant,Sreya
Guha, Dinesh Kumar,
NaveenMahajan,Manju
Rajpal, Naveen Jain,
Sandeep Verma and
Ajitabh Sharma do not
have the department or
responsibilities akin to
officers of their level,
calibre,seniorityandex-
perience.
This is T. Ravikant’s
seventh transfer in this
government, as till now,
he has served in JDA, fi-
nance, RVPNL, RREC
and Pollution Control,
which are considered
major postings. But now,
he has been given a com-
paratively small depart-
ment like Medical Edu-
cationwhereas,thework
of new Medical Colleges
has been completed.
Sandeep Verma, who
has held the reins of Sci-
enceandTechnologyDe-
partment, has yet again
beenhandedthereinsof
this small department,
even though after two
months, he will be pro-
moted to ACS rank.
Handing a small depart-
ment to a senior officer
is nothing but under-
utilisation of their expe-
rience.
The registrar in a Co-
operative Department
handles all the affairs of
the department and as
such, there is not a need
foraPrincipalSecretary
levelofficerthere.There-
fore, 1994 batch IAS
Sreya Guha does not
haveanyworkloadinthe
department.
An almost similar is
the situation with
Dinesh Kumar in Agri-
culture as he too is being
under-utilised.Sincethe
beginning, Agirculture
and Co-operatives have
been under one roof and
now when the State has
a dearth of capable offic-
ers, handing the respon-
sibilitiesof thesedepart-
ments to two different
officers is illogical.
NaveenJainandMan-
ju Rajpal could have
beengivenbetterrespon-
sibilities instead of PR
and RD since both de-
partments are now un-
der ACS Abhay Kumar.
Similarly
, Naveen Ma-
hajan in Water Pollution
and Ajitabh Sharma in
JCTSL are being under-
utilised and they could
be given more work on
their current assign-
ment.
The DoP has taken a
new experiment by put-
ting comparatively jun-
ior officers Nathmal
Didel as MD Roadways
and Meghraj Singh Rat-
nu as Registrar, Co-oper-
atives.
Several transfers on, ‘ghost’ of ‘man-management’ still haunts DoP!
CM: ROLE OF OPPOSITION IN
A DEMOCRACY IS IMPORTANT
Shikha Sharma
Baran: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot while addressing
the felicitation ceremo-
ny of winners of the
Rural Olympic Games
and inaugural ceremo-
ny of various develop-
ment works at Baran,
appreciated the Shree
Parsvnath Manav Seva
Charitable Trust for
rewarding and encour-
aging the players who
have excelled in rural
Olympics.
During this, the CM
inaugurated and laid
the foundation stone for
development works
worth Rs.149 crore in
Baran district. The CM
said that the State Gov-
ernment is continuous-
ly taking important de-
cisions in the interest
of the common man.
Role of opposition in a
democracy is important
The Chief Minister
further added, “The
right to freedom of ex-
pression has been pre-
served for all the coun-
trymen in the constitu-
tion composed by Dr
Ambedkar. The right to
express dissent should
be respected in a demo-
cratic system. Provi-
sion has been made in
the constitution for the
elected governments to
provide social security
to the weaker sections
of the society
. The State
Government is commit-
ted to ensure social se-
curity for all sections.
Violence has no place in
a Democracy
.”
CM Ashok Gehlot, Shanti Dhariwal, GS Dotasra Pramod Jain Bhaya during the felicitation
ceremony of winners of Rural Olympic Games inauguration of development works at Baran.
Ashok Chandna helps the young man, who suffered an epilepsy
attack during CM Ashok Gehlot’s programme in Baran.
The State Govt is
committed to
promote sports in
the State, says
UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal
z Inauguration of Kotdis-
unda (Jogideh) Anicut on
Parvati river at a cost of
Rs 20 crore
z Inauguration of the
construction work of
Anta’s college building at a
cost of Rs 6 crore
z Foundation stone laid
for Govt Girls College,
Atru. 4.50 crore will be
spent in its construction
z Foundation stone of
Government College,
Kelwara (Kishanganj) laid.
Project worth is 4.50 crore
z Foundation stone of
Barana-Jalwara-Nahargarh
Padaun (SH 72 Km 0/0 to
10/0 Km) road laid (Rs 20
crore)
z Foundation stone laid
for Baran Nursing College
and Hostel (Rs 20 crore)
Jaipur: The State
government is making
continuous efforts for
the development of the
State’s infrastructure.
In this sequence, CM
Gehlot has approved
a financial provision
of Rs.24.94 cr under
Mukhyamantri Madarsa
Modernisation Scheme
for modernisation of
various Madarsas.
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has
sanctioned Rs.22.07
crore for the imple-
mentation of comput-
erisation scheme of
Primary Agricultural
Credit Cooperative
Societies (PACS)
under Gram Seva Co-
operative Societies in
the State.
CHIEF MINISTER GEHLOT’S GIFTS TO BARAN DISTRICT
`24.94 CR FOR
MODERNISATION
OF MADARSAS
`22 CRORE FOR
COMPUTERISATION
OF PACS
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur. The ministers
of the Gehlot govern-
ment have now come
face to face in the mat-
ter of filling the ACR
for the functioning of
State bureaucracy. Af-
ter the statement of
Minister Mahesh Joshi
in favour of bureaucra-
cy, on Thursday, Minis-
ter Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas was at
his aggressive best.
On the statement of
Food Minister Pratap
Singh Khachariawas
that the bureaucracy
was uncontrollable, Ma-
hesh Joshi said, “I have
all the rights in my de-
partment.” On this,
Khachariyawas target-
ed advised Joshi that
he shouldn’t speak on
such issues openly.
“Unnecessary slavery
should not be done. If
you have taken the con-
tract of slavery, then
carry it forward. Ma-
hesh Joshi is a leader
10-15 years senior to me.
They should clearly tell
whether they are writ-
ing the ACR of IAS. If
you are writing then it
means the Chief Minis-
ter’s Secretariat is sup-
porting them. This is a
question of order. Ma-
hesh Joshi is lying.
Why are you talking
randomly? Are you ex-
plaining to Pratap Sin-
gh, who has the power
to fight and die? People
will decide who goes
forward. I raised the is-
sue of giving the right
to fill the ACR to the
ministers, if anyone re-
futes my issue, they will
have to speak to me,” he
said, adding, “Filling
ACR is not the work of
CMR. The more power
is de-centralised’, the
better the work will be
done. CMO should not
do work like filling the
ACR.”
Khachariyawas said,
“If any minister refuses
to fill ACR, I want to
meet him. Joshi had
siad that all our work is
being done. Even our
works are being done.
You aren’t very power-
ful. Are you more pow-
erful than me? I know
how to fight and to die.”
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas
Mahesh Joshi
BL Soni Bhupendra Dak Utkal Ranjan Sahoo
Absence of 3 DGs from DGP’s taking
over programme draws ‘interest’!
CHANDNA GIVES CPR
TO SAVE THE LIFE OF
A YOUTH IN BARAN
BJP govt ration
via PoS to check
corruption: Raje
Not a good
beginning for
Umesh Mishra!
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Whenever a
new Director General
of Police takes over
the charge of the State
Police, the day is cele-
brated with much fan-
fare at the PHQ and
officials throng to be a
witness to one of the
most coveted ceremo-
nies. Moreover, the
protocol also demands
that when the top cop
of the State’s Khaki
takes charge, the offi-
cials below him or her,
present in the PHQ or
State Capital, should
attend the function
and pay their respects
to the top boss!
But perhaps it was
for the first time in
the history of Ra-
jasthan police that not
just one, but rather
three most senior of-
ficials kept a distance
from the function or-
ganised on Thursday,
wherein, IPS Umesh
Mishra assumed the
charge of DGP of Ra-
jasthan Police. DG
Jail Bhupendra Ku-
mar Dak, DG-ACB BL
Soni and DG-
Homeguards UR Sa-
hoo distanced them-
selves from the pro-
gramme and their ab-
sence became a hot
topic of discussion in
the State’s Khaki, ad-
ministrative and po-
litical set-up.
In fact, it is being
said that it is an ‘in-
auspicious’ start for
Umesh Mishra who,
observers claim, may
perhaps undergo a
tough time working
collectively with the
three DG rank offic-
ers. However, this is
mere speculation and
only time would tell,
how Mishra fares in
his tenure with other
senior officials.
First India Bureau
Baran: Sports Minister
Ashok Chandna dis-
played compassion dur-
ing the public meeting
of Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Thurs-
day in Baran, as he
saved the life of a young
man, who suddenly suf-
fered from an epilepsy
attack during the event.
Chandna rushed to
help him and gave the
Cardiopulmonary re-
suscitation (CPR) to
him. The Minister then
himself helped the pa-
tient reach the hospital
in a police van.
Besides this, Ashok
Chandna also instruct-
ed the officials to pro-
vide best treatment to
the patient and not only
this, he constantly en-
quired about his health
condition even after the
young man was sent to
the hospital for further
treatment.
‘Loyalist’ Pratap now targets
another loyalist Dr Joshi!
IS SINGH
CHANGING
SIDES?
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Ex- CM-
Vasundhara Raje said
that former BJP govt
had started distribution
of ration through PoS
machines to stop black
marketing of wheat.
“This initiative of ours’
was not only known as
biggest attack on cor-
ruption, but also en-
sured that the poor also
get rightful ration,” she
tweeted. “Ever since
distribution of public
ration has started in na-
tion under the food se-
curity scheme, since
then theplaints of black
marketing of wheat
rice by middlemen be-
came a challenge for the
governments,” she said.
WHEAT SHOULD BE GIVEN TO EVERY
NEEDY FAMILY, SAYS KHACHARIYAWAS
Jaipur: Food, Civil Supplies Minister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas during a press conference said that
wheat should be given to every needy family. He said
that Collectors DSOs of each district should ensure
this. He said that a study of other states will be done
to modernise ration shops here. “A team of officers
will be sent to other states for this. They will take gov-
ernment’s plan from door-to-door through 26,000 ra-
tion shops. On question of lapse of 46,000 metric tons
of wheat, he said, “We will get this matter investigated
and action will be taken against the culprits.” “Will
issue a circular for its strict compliance. Will ask the
Collector and SDM not to impose unnecessary condi-
tions. No person should go to bed hungry,” he said.
DGP Umesh Mishra
FILING OF ACRs OF IAS: SANYAM LODHA
SUPPORTS PRATAP S KHACHARIYAWAS
Jaipur: The demand of ministers to give them the
right of filling ACRs of IAS officers has gained
momentum in Rajasthan. Advisor to Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot and MLA Sanyam Lodha has also
extended support to the demand of other ministers
of giving rights to ministers for filing ACRs of IAS
officers. Lodha tweeted saying, “To make adminis-
tration accountable towards the citizens, it would be
appropriate that the ACRs of IAS officers working
in the department should be filled by the minister of
the concerned department. The demand of Minister
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas is completely in the
public interest”.

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