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JAIPUR l TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022 l Pages 12 l 3.00 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 4 l Issue No. 36
WORLD
POPULATION
DAY!
l TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2022
POPULATION
DAY!
India to surpass China as most
populous country in 2023: UN
ndia is projected
to surpass China
as world’s most
populous coun-
try next year, ac-
cording to a UN report re-
leased on the occasion of
World Population Day
. The
World Population Pros-
pects 2022 by UNs Depart-
ment of Economic and So-
cial Affairs, Population
Division, said that the glob-
al population is projected
to reach eight billion by
mid-November, around 8.5
billion in 2030, and 9.7 bil-
lion in 2050. With the global
population growing at its
slowest rate since World
War II, it is projected to
peak at around 10.4 billion
during the 2080s and to stay
at that level until 2100.
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 India was among the 10 coun-
tries whose estimated net outflow
of migrants exceeded 1 million
from 2010-2021
 Over half of the projected
increase in global population up to
2050 will be concentrated in just
eight countries, including India
 The 46 least developed coun-
tries are among the world’s fastest-
growing in terms of population
NATIONAL EMBLEM ATOP NEW PARL
HISTORIC
MOMENT!
PM Narendra Modi unveils 9,500
kg bronze National Emblem cast
on new the Parliament building
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Monday unveiled the
national emblem cast
on the roof of the new
Parliament building.
Officials said the em-
blem is made up of
bronze with a total
weight of 9,500 kg and is
6.5 metre in height.
Construction work of
the New Parliament
Building is going on as
per the schedule and
civil work is almost
complete. So far, 62 per
cent of the work has
been completed and it is
likely to be completed
and handed over to both
the Houses by October
30. Winter Session of
Parl is likely to be held
in the new building.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Prime Minister Narendra Modi,
Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan Singh, Ministry
of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi and Union Minister for
Housing & Urban Affairs Hardeep Singh Puri clap and celebrate
the unveiling ceremony of the National Emblem at the New
Parliament Building in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTOS BY PTI
SPECIAL
ASHOK STAMBH
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PM MODI TO ‘SHRAMJEEVIS’
NEW PARL BUILDING WILL WITNESS
FULFILMENT OF HOPES: AMIT SHAH
 The total weight of
bronze emblem is
9,500 kg and 6.5
metre in height
 It has been cast at
the top of the Central
Foyer of New Parlia-
ment Building
 A supporting struc-
ture of steel weighing
around 6,500 kg has
been constructed to
support emblem
 The concept sketch
and process has gone
through 8 different
stages of preparation
from clay modeling/
computer graphic to
bronze casting and
polishing
PM interacted with workers
involved in construction
work of Parl. “I had great
interaction with Shramjeevis
who have been involved
in making of Parl. We are
proud of them & will always
remember their contribution
to our nation,” he said.
Following unveiling of national emblem cast on the
roof of new Parliament building by PM Modi on
Monday, Home Minister Amit Shah said, “Today PM
Narendra Modi unveiled the National
Emblem on the summit of new Parlia-
ment House. The new Parliament
building will become the identity of
a self-reliant and new India and will
witness the fulfilment of the hopes and
aspirations of the people. On top of
which this national emblem will always
be resplendent like a crown jewel.”
SRI LANKA TO
GET NEW PREZ
NEXT WEEK
Colombo: President of
Sri Lanka Gotabaya Ra-
japaksa is still in the
country, I made a mis-
take in the (BBC) inter-
view, said Speaker of
Sri Lanka’s Parliament
Mahinda Yapa Abey-
wardena on Monday
.
After receiving Raja-
paksa’s resignation on
Wednesday, Parliament
will convene on July 15
to announce the vacan-
cy and will reconvene
on July 19 to accept the
nominations for post, A
parl ballot will be held
on July 20 to elect the
new president, Speaker
Abeywardena said.
`17.85 million found
Protesters discovered
17.85 million rupees
(about $50,000) in crisp
new banknotes and
handed over to a court
after being turned in by
protestors, police said.
‘RAJASTHAN KE SHIKSHA ME BADHTE KADAM’ LAUNCH
Naresh Sharma &
Dimple Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Mon-
day virtually launched
the ‘Rajasthan ke Shik-
sha me Badhte Kadam’
programme at his offi-
cial residence here for
the students of classes I
to VIII in the academic
session 2022-23 to com-
pensate the learning
loss due to the corona
pandemic.
In this bridge course,
the students will be
taught in easy and en-
joyable manner. Be-
sides this, he also inau-
gurated the ‘Field Ori-
entation’ programme
for teachers, education
officers, guardians and
children. Gehlot said
that Rajasthan has
emerged as a Model
State in the country
with its unique inno-
vations in the field of
education. Turn to P8
Raj emerged as Model State in education
with unique innovations, says CM Gehlot
‘I’ll stop misuse of agencies
on 2nd day of taking oath’
Naresh Sharma &
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: UPA’s presiden-
tial candidate Yashwant
Sinha on Monday ques-
tioned Prez Kovind’s si-
lence on nat’l issues say-
ing that country saw a
“silent president” in
last 5 years. “If we talk
about five years, then it
was period of silence of
Rashtrapati Bhavan. We
saw a silent President,”
said Sinha while inter-
acting with media here
on Monday
. More on P8
Opposition’s Presidential candidate Yashwant Sinha addresses a
press conference as CM Ashok Gehlot looks on, in Jaipur on Monday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with (Left) Dr BD Kalla, Usha Sharma,
Kuldeep Ranka, Akhil Arora and Gaurav Goyal during the launch of
‘Rajasthan ke Shiksha me Badhte Kadam’ programme on Monday.
CM launches
bridge course for
students to
compensate
learning loss due
to Covid-19
All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) leader Edappady K Palaniswami (EPS) during
the general council meeting, in Chennai on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Police attempt to maintain law
and order in Chennai on Monday.
EPS new boss,
OPS expelled
Chennai: In a day of
dramatic developments
in AIADMK on Monday
,
Edappadi K Palaniswa-
mi was elected its in-
terim general secy, thus
ending dual leadership
in party, O Panneersel-
vam was expelled, party
HQ was ‘sealed’ by Rev-
enue authorities follow-
ing a clash between
their supporters.
 Party headquarters sealed, clashes
between their supporters lasted 5 hours
 Palaniswami was unanimously
elected “interim general secretary”
AIADMK TUSSLE
THE BIG CHALLENGE
Principal opposition party
in TN is facing its biggest
challenge now in the absence
of a charismatic leader at the
helm. It is likely to witness
further turmoil when O
Panneerselvam, miserably
outnumbered in popular sup-
port within party, drags the
affairs to courts and ECI.
KEY ACTIVITIES
DURING THE DAY
 Madras HC granted the
green signal for party ex-
ecutive and general council
meeting, which Panneer-
selvam had challenged, just
15 minutes before the event
was scheduled to begin
 While Palaniswami was
delivering his victory speech,
Revenue and police au-
thorities entered the AIADMK
headquarters and asked
Panneerselvam and his sup-
porters to leave
INSIDE
CRUCIAL READ
ANGRY OVER DENIAL OF LEAVE, A CRPF
JAWAN SHOOTS HIMSELF DEAD IN JODH
Jodhpur: A CRPF jawan, who had locked himself up in his
house with his family, shot himself dead Monday after a
night-long attempt by officials to stop him from commit-
ting suicide, police said. The jawan was very angry. We
all tried to pacify him. According to his wish, he was even
put on communication with IG (CRPF). But he finally shot
himself at about 11.00 am,” DCP (East) Amrita said. P7
3 THAI WOMEN HELD
WITH `90 LAKH GOLD
TWO MILITANTS
KILLED IN KASHMIR
IMPLEMENTATION OF
DIN SYS: SC SEEKS
REPLY FROM CENTRE
MALLYA SENTENCED
TO 4 MONTHS IN JAIL ‘DEFER ACTION ON
DISQUALIFICATION PLEAS’
ABU SALEM MUST
BE RELEASED: SC
ED NOW SUMMONS
SONIA ON JULY 21
BJP PREZ JP NADDA
IN MOUNT ABU TODAY
Jaipur: Three Thai nation-
als, who arrived in a flight
from Bangkok, were
arrested at the Jaipur
International Airport with
gold worth Rs 90 lakh,
a customs official said
on Monday. The passen-
gers had landed here on
Sunday night. They were
intercepted on basis of
suspicion, official said. P3
Srinagar: A JeM ‘com-
mander’ was among 2
militants killed in a gun-
fight with security forces
in a village in Awantipora
in South Kashmir’s Pul-
wama dist on Monday.
New Delhi: The SC, on
Monday, sought response of
Central Govt on a PIL filed
by a CA seeking directions
for implementation of a
system of electronic (digital)
generation of Document
Identification Number (DIN)
for all communications
sent by GST officers to tax
payers and other concerned
persons. Considering sub-
missions made by Advocate,
Charu Mathur, appearing on
behalf of petitioner, Bench
noted that as on date only 2
states, Karnataka and Kerala
have DIN system in place.
New Delhi: SC on Monday
slapped a fine of Rs 2,000
($25) & 4-month jail
sentence on Vijay Mallya.
SC asked him to deposit
$40 mn with 8% interest in
a month else his properties
would be attached.
New Delhi: SC on Monday
asked Speaker of Maha Legisla-
tive Assembly, Rahul Narvekar,
to defer acting on disqualifica-
tion petitions pending before
him while court hears petitions
for and against move.
New Delhi: The Centre
must release the gangster
Abu Salem after serving
his 25-year term in the
1993 Mumbai bombings
case, according to the
SC’s ruling on Monday.
New Delhi: ED has sum-
moned Congress leader
Sonia Gandhi on July 21
in connection with Na-
tional Herald case. Sonia
was given 4 weeks’ time
which ends on July 22.
Jaipur: BJP national
president JP Nadda will
address party leaders
in a training camp in Mt
Abu on July 12. Nadda
will reach Dabok airport
in Udaipur around 8:45
am and will reach Gyan
Sarovar in Mount Abu
by road. He will address
party leaders in ongoing
training camp of party. P2
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Ashish Aman
Niwai: A councillor ori-
entation workshop was
organised in the Niwai
municipality on Mon-
day under the chair-
manship of SDM Trilok
ChandMeenaregarding
the Prashasan Shehron
ke Sang (PSKS) abhi-
yan, starting from July
15. In the campaign,
door-to-door survey will
be done to give leases to
the general public.
“The employees of
the municipality will go
door-to-door to conduct
a survey to make the
lease and all the coun-
cilors will also cooper-
ate with the employees
in their respective
wards,” said the SDM.
The state has issued
thelatestguidelineswith
various relaxations for
issuingleasesinthecam-
paign. SDM has been ap-
pointed as the nodal in-
charge of the campaign.
In the meeting, the coun-
cilors asked for disposal
of the garbage collected
on the highway
.
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Ranchhod
Sharma, a resident of
Jodhpur, was admitted
to a local hospital in Pat-
taya, Thailand after be-
ingdiagnosedwithbrain
tumour. Later, Sharma
succumbedtohisillness.
On the request of his
family members, Com-
missioner of Rajasthan
Foundation, Dhiraj
Srivastavahadwrittena
letter to the Ministry of
External Affairs for
Sharma’s treatment.
Peopleof theRajasthani
community settled in
Thailand also tried to
help Sharma in every
possible way but unfor-
tunately
, he could not be
saved. With the help of
IndianEmbassyinThai-
land, and the efforts
made by the Rajasthan
Foundation, mortal re-
mains of Ranchhod
Sharma were successful
flown to India.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: IPS officer of
Rajasthan cadre Nina
Singh has been empan-
elled to serve on DG and
equiva-
lent
post.
Singh,
an offic-
er of
1989
b a t c h .
SIngh is
the first woman IPS of-
ficer from Rajasthan
cadre to become DG.
Similarly, IAS offic-
ers Arushi Malik and
Bhanu Prakash have
been empanelled for
joint secretary post in
the centre. Malik is 2005
batch officer while
Bhanu Prakash is the
officer of 2003 batch.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Embarrassing
claims and counter
claimsweremadebefore
a High Court bench on a
case related to alleged
encroachment of gov-
ernment land in Diggi
Kalyanji, a notable place
of pilgrimage in Malpu-
ra sub-division of Ra-
jasthan’s Tonk district.
When govt counsel
Ganesh Meena submit-
ted before a bench of
Justices Pankaj
Bhandari and Sameer
Jain that the state govt
had rid a vast tract of
pastureland of all en-
croachments, the lawyer
of the opposite side
countered these claims.
Aishwary Pradhan/
Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi: A total of seven
sessions were held on
the second day of train-
ing camp of BJP in
Mount Abu in which
senior leaders gave
training on different
subjects.
Topics related to the
party’s policies and pro-
grammes were dis-
cussed on Monday, par-
ty sources said.
BJP national presi-
dent JP Nadda will ad-
dress the training
camp on the last day on
Tuesday. The party’s
state unit is organising
the camp in view of the
state assembly elec-
tions next year. The
party is aiming to form
the next government.
Union ministers Ar-
jun Ram Meghwal,
Kailash Chaudhary, na-
tional vice president
Om Mathur, former
minister Rajyavardhan
Singh Rathore, state in
charge Arun Singh, for-
mer national general
secretary Murlidhar
Rao, state president Sat-
ish Poonia, MPs Diya,
CP Joshi, Jaskaur Mee-
na and others were pre-
sent in camp. Dr Ma-
hesh Sharma and Chan-
drashekhar will also
address the training
camp on Tuesday
.
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Sunil Sihag
Sri Ganganagar: Ur-
mila Saharan, wife of
Krishna Saharan, a resi-
dent of Maderan village,
who passed away at the
Paras Hospital in Guru-
gram after brain haem-
orrhage, helped people
even after her death as
herorgansweredonated.
After her death on
Sunday, the family of
Krishna Saharan de-
cided to donate her or-
gans as she believed in
social service.
Mahesh Pediwal, a
family friend of the Sa-
haran family said that
the eyes of Urmila Sa-
haran were transplant-
ed to two different girls
at Paras Hospital, Gur-
gaon. Besides, her kid-
neys were also donated
to a 16-year-old girl from
Faridabad and to a
39-year-old man.
Hospital staff paid
floral tribute to Urmila
Saharan.
‘Organ donation kindles hopes’
A GOOD SAMARITAN
Leaders discuss party policies
on Day 2 of BJP training camp
BJP national president JP Nadda to address the party leaders and workers today
Arun Singh interacts with party
leaders and workers during the
three-day training session of the BJP.
Satish Poonia, Chandrashekhar and
other leaders were also present in the
programme.
SDM Trilok Chand Meena holds workshop with officials regarding
the PSKS abhiyan in Niwai Municipality on Monday.
Medico’ssuicide
noterecoveredon
iPadhintsloveaffair
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Two days after
a 25-year-old MBBS stu-
dent committed suicide
in his hostel room at
SMS Medical College, a
suicide note typed on an
iPad has been recov-
ered by the police. The
5-page suicide note
mentions a girl.
Aman Baragta, a resi-
dent of Shimla in
Himachal Pradesh, was
a third-year MBBS stu-
dent at the SMS Medical
College. He was found
hanging in his hostel
room two days ago. The
police were initially
clueless about what
caused him to take the
extreme step, but a sus-
pected suicide note has
now been recovered
from his iPad.
After apologising to
his parents, Aman
wrote, “I come from a
family where self-re-
spect has priority over
life. According to you, it
may be a small thing. I
am really sick. It’s not
my fault, and neither is
it hers. I am giving away
my life to prove this
wrong. All will feel that
I was the one who was
wrong. But if I was
wrong, you were also
not right. The evidence
that you would show to
my friends would paint
me in a poor light.”
“On the basis of sui-
cide note, Aman’s
friends are being ques-
tioned,” police added.
Doctor molests
woman in the
guise of Yoga
treatment
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of mo-
lestation of a female
patient by a doctor has
come to light in the dis-
trict. Taking advantage
of patient being alone
in the room, the doctor
molested her on the pre-
text of providing yoga
treatment.
Bassi police station
has registered a case on
the complaint of the vic-
tim. As per the police, a
33-year-old woman resi-
dentof Rewari,Haryana
has filed a report. She
was experiencing body
pain, hence on Saturday
she arrived at Navneet
Yoga Medical Dham in
Bassi for treatment. She
went to Dr Ramakant
Sharma (45) for treat-
ment at around 7.45 pm.
It is alleged that
Ramakant touched
her body inappropri-
ately on the pretext of
yoga treatment.
Workshop held in Niwai for upcoming PSKS drive
Raj Fdn helps bring back dead man
IPS Nina first
lady DG rank
officer of Raj
Kalyanji encroachment:
HC hears contempt plea
Meena discusses‘land allottment to IMT’
Abhishek Shrivatava
Jaipur: Principal Sec-
retary UDH KL Meena
on Monday took a
meeting of the Screen-
ing Committee consti-
tuted under the alloca-
tion policy
.
Discussions on land
allotment to Indian
Medical Trust were
held and it was decided
to conduct a survey of
the entire land.
According to the sur-
vey report, the matter
will be considered be-
cause it will be clear in
the report how much of
the land falls in drain
or submerge area.
The trust has de-
manded 47.5 hectares
of land in Jugalpura
village near NIMS uni-
versity on Jaipur- Del-
hi Road to set up
the University of
Health Sciences.
However, some of the
area is falling under
drainage.
The JDA has sent a
proposal for the allot-
ment of 27 hectares of
land to the state govern-
ment for approval.
Heavy rains: Bisalpur dam
gets 3-day water supply
First India Bureau
Jaipur: With a good
start of monsoon in
Rajasthan, rivers
and dams are getting
enough water in the
Kota division. After
heavy rain on Sun-
day in Tonk, Bisal-
pur dam received
enough water for
three days’ supply in
Jaipur and Ajmer.
The dam’s gauge in-
creased by 7 cm.
Harlal Singh, who
is looking after the
control of water in
the dam, said that the
catchment area of
the dam received
more than 37 mm of
rain, after which 5.52
million cubic metres
(MQM) of water en-
tered the dam. This
raised the gauge of
the dam from 309.05
RL metres to 309.12
RL metres.
At present, the to-
tal water in the dam
is 237.79 MQM, which
is 21.70 per cent of the
total 1095.84 MQM.
IPS officer Pankaj Choudhary got stay order from CAT after
he challenged his transfer before the council.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Amid con-
troversy over trans-
fer, IPS officer Pan-
kaj Choudhary con-
tinued working as
the commandant of
SDRF after his
transfer was stayed
by the Central Ad-
ministrative Coun-
cil (CAT).
Recently, the state
government trans-
ferred Choudhary
and appointed an-
other IPS officer Ra-
jkumar Gupta as the
new commandant.
However, Choud-
hary challenged the
transfer and got stay
orders from CAT.
He reached the of-
fice at 7 am today
and started working.
When Rajkumar
Gupta came; Choud-
hary showed the or-
ders of CAT to him.
He asked him
to contact the
Police Headquar-
ters. Along with
this, he advised him
to go to CAT.
On the other hand,
PHQ is in a dilemma
over the controversy
involving the post
of SDRF Comman-
dant. The PHQ has
sought guidance
from the department
of personnel.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man
along with his wife
and daughter has
been arrested in
Jaipur for duping
people of Rs 18 lakh
on the pretext of in-
vesting their money
in share market. The
fraud was found out
when the victim ex-
amined the bill and
found them fake.
The accused first
collected the amount
and then said that
the market had
crashed and their
money was lost.
PN Bhardwaj had
lodged a complaint
with the Shiprapath
police station. DCP
South Yogesh Goyal
said that Bhardwaj
complained that he
and his son and
d a u g h t e r- i n - l aw
have been cheated.
He said that accused
Ramratan Biyani
initially took Rs one
lakh. The very next
day, he told us of
having made a profit
of Rs 50,000.
“The he sent us a
Rs 50,000 and a fake
MCX ledger bill and
took us into confi-
dence. He, then, took
Rs 18 lakh to invest
in the stock market,”
said Bhardwaj.
IPS Pankaj Choudhary
continues to serve as
SDRF commandant
3 held for duping
people of `18L on
lure of investment
The couple including their daughter collected money from
people on the promise of high returns.
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GAJENDRA
SHEKHAWAT
Sirohi: A meeting on
behalf of NSUI was
organised at Sirohi
Dak Bungalow. In the
meeting, NSUI workers
and Congress office
representatives from
across the district took
part. The meeting was
called to discuss the
demonstration plan
on Thursday, July 28
against the policies
of the central govern-
ment. On the state-
level training camp of
the BJP, MLA Sanyam
Lodha said that Union
Minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat
came to Mount Abu to
provide training to the
BJP, while he needs to
train himself first.
Urmila Saharan
Dhiraj Srivastava

First India Bureau
Khairthal (Alwar):
Panic gripped Shyama-
ka village in Alwar dis-
trict on Monday after a
man was arrested for
allegedly beating two
people while they were
watching the video of
the Udaipur killing. The
accused has been identi-
fied as Shabeer Khan,
Police said.
“The incident took
place on Saturday in
Shyamaka village of Al-
war district when vic-
tim Manoj along with
his two friends were
watching video of the
brutal killing of
Udaipur’s Kanhaiyalal.
Meanwhile, the accused
Shabeer Khan and Azad
Khan came and started
beating his two rela-
tives, including Manoj,”
police said.
“This led to communal
tension among villagers
in the area. Shabeer was
arrested on Saturday
night,” police added.
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi un-
veiled a cast of the na-
tional emblem of India,
an adaptation of the
Ashokan Lion at Sar-
nath, on the roof of the
new Parliament build-
ing in New Delhi on
Monday
.
The emblem has a
Jaipur connection as it
was created and crafted
in Jaipur by local sculp-
tor Laxman Vyas along
with Sunil Deore. It is
more than 4 meters
wide and 6.5 meters tall
and has been made en-
tirely of bronze.
The national emblem
depicts four lions back-
to-back. The profile
shows three lions with
a Dharma Chakra, a
bull and a horse under-
neath with the motto
Satyamev Jayate writ-
ten below it, said Vyas.
Vyas said the PM
talked to them and in-
quired about the pro-
cess. Vyas, after doing a
degree in Sculpture
from Rajasthan Univer-
sity, has so far con-
structed 300 statues in
the country and abroad
including of Deendayal
Upadhyay and Indira
Gandhi.
The statue is built in
mammoth size of 21
feet, weight 9 ton 620 kg
and it has taken time of
5 months to get complet-
ed by 40 artisans.
Decoding Ashok Stambh’s Jpr connection
NATIONAL PRIDE
BJP MUST COME CLEAN ON ALLEGED
LINKS WITH MURDER ACCUSED: CM
Panic erupts as 2 caught
watching Udaipur video
CM Gehlot: One of
the accused once
helped by BJP
Police force has been deployed for security in Alwar’s village after the tension erupted as 2 people
were beaten for watching Udaipur Killing’s video,the main accused in this case Shabbir Khan has
been arrested by the police on Monday.
Jaipur’s Laxman Vyas with the statue in New Delhi.
UDAIPUR BEHEADING
Jaipur (PTI):Rajasthan
CM Ashok Gehlot on
Monday asked the BJP
torespondtoallegations
of its links with one of
theaccusedintherecent
murder of tailor Kan-
haiya Lal in Udaipur.
The CM said that re-
portedly one of the ac-
cused in the case was
once helped by BJP in a
police matter. He said
there are reports that
the landlord of the ac-
cusedhadcomplainedto
local police in Udaipur
saying that he, the ac-
cused, had not been pay-
ing rent, but the police
was asked to drop the
matter as he was BJP
worker. The man in his
complaint said that he
was often paid threaten-
ingvisitsbysomepeople
after he made the com-
plaint,CMAshokGehlot
said. The person who
committed such a huge
and heinous crime had
relations with whom, it
has been exposed, Ge-
hlot said without nam-
ing anyone and further
added that BJP leaders
should issue a clarifica-
tion on the connection
of theaccusedwiththeir
party
.
The CM made the de-
mand at a PC held here
by Yashwant Sinha, op-
position party’s presi-
dential candidate.
Ajmer: Investigating
agency NIA reached
Ajmer searching for
Gauhar Chishti in
connection with the
contact of the killers.
The team reached Ajmer
Dargah police station
and searched the CCTV
footage there. The NIA
has seized CCTV foot-
age of the last two to
three months from the
control room of the Dar-
gah police station. Amid
disturbing communal
harmony, Ajmer district
administration and
police held a meeting
with religious leaders
and decided to take out
an all-religion peace and
harmony march on July
12 in the city.
Udaipur: The Rajasthan
administration lifted the
curfew on Sunday. After
the restrictions have
been limited, the Udaipur
district admin said that
section 144 shall remain
invoked for seven hours,
i.e, 10 pm to 5 am from
Monday. Meanwhile,
District Collector Prabha
Gautam also issued or-
ders in the matter stating
that the districts Dhan-
mandi, Ghanta Ghar,
Hathipole, Ambamata
Surajpole, Bhupalpura,
Savina, Govardhan Vilas,
Hiran Magri, Pratapnagar
and Sukher shall be
freed from restrictions of
movement.
Udaipur: Union Minister of
State for Agriculture Kailash
Choudhary was in Udaipur
on Monday and met the fam-
ily members of the deceased
Kanhaiya Lal and consoled
his sons. He targeted the
state govt by saying that
Taliban-like thinking has no
place in this country and
people with such mentality
should go to Pakistan.
Jaipur: On the call of Rajasthan Village Development Of-
ficers Association, protest rallies were held on Monday at
33 district headquarters by thousands of Village Develop-
ment Officers of Rajasthan. Slogans against the Congress
led state government were raised in the protest. The
protestors alleged that the Panchayati Raj Minister and
the Chief Minister were not considering their demands.
Whereas earlier this assurance was also given to them in
writing. The state government has in the past negotiated
with the VDOs on many demands including increase in
pay scale. But the agreement is not being implemented.
The Village Development Officers said that on July 21, a
Halla Bol program would be organized against the state
government in Jaipur and the agitation would continue
till the state government fulfills their demands. They also
submitted a memorandum in the name of the Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot to the District Collector and the Chief
Executive Officer.
Jaipur: The havoc of Co-
rona virus have taken life
of 2 people in Rajasthan
on Monday. The state
recorded 122 new cases
of Covid-19 on Monday.
Jaipur recorded highest of
39 cases whereas Jodhpur
recorded second highest
with 23 cases on Monday.
Bikaner reported 14 cases
of corona. Two deaths due
to corona was reported in
Rajasthan with 1 each in
Bharatpur and Pali. Total
of 79 patients were re-
covered or discharged on
Monday. Active cases in
state now stand at 1167.
Jaipur: Felicitation cer-
emony of new Chief Justice
SS Shinde on behalf of the
High Court Bar Association
will take place on Tuesday.
New Justice Virendra
Kumar, Justice Sudesh
Bansal, Justice AK Dhand,
Justice Sameer Jain and
Justice Shubha Mehta will
also be honoured. The cer-
emony will be organized in
the Satishchand auditorium
between 1-2 pm on Tues-
day afternoon. High Court
Bar Association President
Bhuvnesh Sharma and
Secretary Girraj Prasad
Sharma gave information.
Jaipur: NIA will produce all the seven accused of Kanhaiya Lal mur-
der case in a court here on Tuesday. The agency will also request
the court to extend the remand of the accused, said the sources.
The seventh accused in the case Farhad Mohammad Sheikh was
arrested on Saturday and was produced before the court on Sun-
day. He was also sent to NIA custody till July 12. The NIA wants to
interrogate the accused about their links with Pakistan therefore a
seven days remand of the accused may be sought. —Kamal Kant
NIA TO CHECK
CCTV FOOTAGE OF
LAST 3 MONTHS
CURFEW REVOKED,
SECTION 144 STILL
IN PLACE @ UDPR
UNION MIN KAILASH
CHOUDHARY MEETS
VICTIM’S FAMILY
VDO PROTESTED ACROSS 33 DISTRICT HQs,
SLOGANS RAISED AGAINST GEHLOT GOVT
CORONA UPDATE: 2
DIE DUE TO COVID
IN RAJASTHAN
CJ SS SHINDE TO BE
FELICITATED TODAY
BY HC BAR ASSN
ALL 7 ACCUSED
TO BE PRODUCED
IN JAIPUR COURT
TODAY
Jaipur (PTI): Three
Thai nationals, who ar-
rived in a flight from
Bangkok, were arrested
at Jaipur Airport with
gold worth Rs 90 lakh, a
customs official said.
The passengers of Ai-
rAsia flight number FD
131 had landed here late
Sunday night. The three
were intercepted on the
basis of suspicion and
were questioned, but
they could not provide
any satisfactory expla-
nation, official said.
During their person-
al search, each suspect
was found wearing two
hand-worn bangles one
chain, which were con-
cealed under their
clothes to avoid detec-
tion of the precious
metal, Assistant Com-
missioner B B Atal said.
Gold of 99.50% puri-
ty
, collectively weighing
1,729. 200 grams, valued
at Rs 90,43,716 was re-
covered and seized un-
der the provisions of
the Customs Act. Fur-
ther investigation is go-
ing on, he said.
Three Thai women held at Jpr
airport with gold worth `90L
Each held accused
was wearing two
hand-worn bangles
and one chain
Customs department officials with seized
gold. (Inset) Jewels on weighing machine.
SpiceJet,AirAsia flights
getting cancelled at JIAL
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Flight opera-
tionsatJaipurInterna-
tional Airport seems
disrupted these days.
On an average, 3-4
flights are being
canceled daily
, On
Monday
, 4 flights of
SpiceJet and AirAsia
were cancelled. Spice-
Jet flights from Jaipur
to Dharamsala, Mum-
bai and Amritsar have
been cancelled. Apart
from this, Air Asia’s
Mumbai flight was
alsonotoperationalon
Monday
. It is to be not-
edthatusuallyaverage
51 flights operate daily
from Jaipur airport as
per the schedule, how-
ever due to low passen-
ger load, 3-4 flights are
getting cancelled daily
.
There has been no in-
crease in passenger
load at Jaipur airport
even after the onset of
monsoon season.
These days the passen-
ger load is reaching an
average maximum of
10,000 only
.
New Delhi(PTI): Four-
teen candidates have got
the perfect score in the
engineering entrance
exam JEE-Main, results
of which were an-
nounced on Monday
, ac-
cording to the National
Testing Agency (NTA).
Maximum candidates
bagging the top score in
the first edition of JEE-
Main, 2022 are from Tel-
angana (4) followed by
Andhra Pradesh (3).
Other candidates who
scored 100 are from Har-
yana, Jharkhand, Pun-
jab, Assam, Uttar
Pradesh Karnataka and
Rajasthan each.
Navya Hisaria, origi-
nallyaresidentof Hanu-
mangarh, have scored
perfect 100 and became
the JEE Main topper
from Rajasthan after
scoring a 100 percentile.
The Allen Career In-
stitute student said, “I
study for about 12 hours
daily. The day starts at
5:30 in the morning and
I go to sleep at 11 at
night.” “Apart from the
classroom, I also do self-
study
,” he added. “It has
been a habit of mine
from the beginning to
study Physics in the
morning, Maths in the
day time, and Chemis-
try in the evening,” Na-
vya said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Usha Sharma said
that free transport
would be made availa-
ble to the candidates
two days before and af-
ter July 23 and 24, the
days for REET Exam
2022. Besides, arrange-
ments for trains and
buses will also be made
for about two lakh can-
didates coming from
other states. Sharma
was presiding over the
meeting at the Govt Sec-
retariat here on Mon-
day
. The CS directed the
officials of concerned
dept and agencies to en-
sure that the exam is
conducted in fair man-
ner. She said that photo
IDs should be issued to
the personnel at exami-
nation centres only by
the ADM.
Sharma said that the
Rajasthan Board of Sec-
ondary Education
should make available
the list of residential
areas of the candidates
coming from Haryana,
UP, MP, Delhi, Punjab
etc. to the Railways at
the earliest so that train
services are made avail-
able to them.
Chairman and Man-
aging Director of Ra-
jasthan State Road
Transport Corporation
Sandeep Verma, Addi-
tional Director General
ATS and SOG Ashok
Rathore, Additional Di-
rector General Law and
Order Hawa Singh Ghu-
maria, Transport Com-
missioner Kanhaiyalal
Swamy and other high
officials were present in
the meeting.
Jaipur: Raising voice
against the land acquisi-
tion of Gokhale hostel,
students have launched
a campaign titled “Save
Education, Save Maha-
raja” on social media.
10750 sq meter land of
Maharaja college is pro-
posed to be acquired to
widen road for the con-
struction of IPD tower.
The syndicate of RU
has also not given ap-
proval for the acquisi-
tion. To stop the pro-
posed acquisition, the
students of the college
have come forward and
launched the campaign.
Gokhale hostel alum-
ni association is also ac-
tive in the matter and a
big agitation may be
started. —FIB
Bharatpur: Cabinet
Minister Vishvendra
Singh stated that there
is some problem going
on between the Pan-
chayat Samiti President
and the MLA in Nadbai.
According to him, most
complaints are being re-
ceived from the Cham-
bal project. The CM had
given this gift to solve
the drinking water
problem of Bharatpur,
he said addressing the
reporters after a public
hearing held at the Cir-
cuit House on Monday
.
Be it Pradhan, MLA,
MP or any other post,
they should be given the
freedom to work, he
added. —FIB
Hanumangarh boy scores
perfect 100 in JEE-Main
Protest over
Maharaja college
land acquisition
for IPD tower
‘Pradhans, MLAs
should be given
freedom to work’
Make transport free for REET
aspirants, CS says to officials
NEWS DIGEST
COURTSEY CALL
Punjab Governor Banwarilal Purohit met Governor Kalraj
Mishra at Raj Bhavan, Jaipur on Monday before leaving back
for Punjab. This was his courtsey call.
Navya Hisaria
CS Usha Sharma during REET
preps meeting on Monday.
86% candidates
have been allot-
ted the district
headquarters. Officers of
the roadways should ar-
range private buses
apart from the govt ones.
—Usha Sharma,
Chief Secretary
Crafted in Jaipur
by local sculptor
Laxman Vyas

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
God promises to make
something good out of the
storms that bring
devastation to your life.
—Bible
IN-DEPTH
Piyush Goyal
@PiyushGoyal
The World At Her Feet! We are so
proud of you Bhagwani Devi Dagar ji,
for bagging a gold two bronze for
India at the World Masters Athletics
Championships in Finland. What an
achievement at 94!
Narendra Singh
Tomar @nstomar
Population growth is a global problem,
we all have to step together to solve
this problem. Come, on World
Population Day, spread awareness and
contribute to the development of the
nation. #WorldPopulationDay
TOP TWEETS
EPS WINS AIADMK
LEADERSHIP
TUSSLE WITH OPS
IN SETBACK TO BJP
n the tussle between
Edappadi K.
Palaniswamy (EPS)
and O. Panneersel-
vam, the former had
the last laugh after the Madras
High Court rejected a plea by
OPS to stay the general council
meeting of the AIADMK and
paved the way for a single leader
to head the party and end the
dual leadership structure which
was taking the party nowhere.
After the general council meet-
ing OPS, who was accused of
hobnobbing with the DMK, was
expelled from the party
. The two
leaders had been feuding over
the party’s leadership soon after
the death of former Chief Min-
ister J. Jayalalithaa.
The developments come a few
days after the EPS camp started
talking of single leadership and
the OPS loyalists stressed on
“unified leadership”.
It’s a setback for OPS who was
seen as heir apparent to Jay-
alalithaa.Shetwicepickedhimas
stand-in-chief minister.Thethird
time her close aide V
. Sasikala re-
placedhimwithEPS.FortheBJP
,
EPS’ elevation is bad news.
I
THE
ART OF
LIVING
LIFE
ntrepreneurs, Employees, and
Studentsliveinacontinuously
stressful life, in today’s highly
competitive era. Entrepre-
neurs want to achieve those
turnoversandprofitnumbers.
Corporate executives want to
complete those targets. Stu-
dents want to get good marks.
Housewives have to continu-
ouslyworkfortheambitionof
husband and children. At this
timeonequestionarises,isthe
purpose of our life just to
achieve ambitions like profit,
money
, designation, good
scores? Let me give you an ex-
ample of a small event…
One very tense person
came to a very well known
monk. The monk asked him
the reason for coming. The
person said, “I am living a
very troubled life. I am work-
ing very hard. I am working
almost 18 hours a day. I am
constantly engaged with
thoughts of work the whole
day
, just so that I could be su-
perior to my colleagues. But
still, my colleagues are one
step ahead of me even today
.
I can’t achieve my ambition.
My wife and children are of-
fended of me because I don’t
have time to spend with them.
Please show me the path for a
successful and happy life.”
The monk listened to him
very quietly and asked him to
come the next morning at the
bank of the river. Second-day
early morning that person
came to the bank of the river.
Monk was already present
there. Monk took him into the
river and told him to dive into
it. With lots of amazement,
the person did so.
As he drowned his head
into the water suddenly
monk grabbed his head from
the neck and kept it sub-
merged in water. The person
started panicking. He could
not even breathe properly
. As
the person was about to die,
the monk took his head out
of the water. The person was
so angry he started saying
bad words to the monk.
But the monk asked him
humbly “What did you expe-
rience while drowning in the
water?” The person replied,
“I could just think about how
I can save my life” The Monk
smiled and said “God has
given you such a beautiful
life. Only one thing is pre-
decided and yet unknown
and that is, the time of your
death. Then why so many
ambitions and why are you
living a life full of stress?
At that time that person got
true guidance and after that
started living his life happily
.
The ultimate moral is god
gifted this valuable life to us
only for one time. So, all of us
should appreciate our life
and enjoy it with maximum
happiness. We should keep
the stress of small problems
aside and should try to live
an excellent life.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
E
At that time that person got
true guidance and after that
started living his life
happily. The ultimate
moral is god gifted this
valuable life to us only for
one time. So, all of us should
appreciate our life and
enjoy it with maximum
happiness. We should keep
the stress of small problems
aside and should try to live
an excellent life
PRESENTING A FEW POINTS BELOW
 Workload should be limited
to our office time only. There
is no need to bring work-
stress to home. Time after
office hours are for family and
friends so use it wisely
 Similarly, there is also
no need to bring the stress
of home to the office also.
While being at office you
should keep your focus at
work at a 100 percent. Try to
give your best and you will
surely get success
 Stress and over-ambition
ruin your life. There’s nothing
wrong with being ambitious,
but do every work that you
do with a happy heart. Only
the happiness on your face
can take you towards ulti-
mate success
 Never forget that your
life is of limited time. So
work in such a way that the
society and your friends will
remember you
 Whether you are a student
or a housewife, there is no
need to take unnecessary
stress. Whatever you do, do
it with a cheerful mind. Low
grades don’t matter, what
matters is your intelligence
and ardor, which will help you
in identifying new directions
 Be a person with a simple
heart and always respect oth-
ers. Try this yourself once. In
a very short time, people will
start seeing you as a respect-
ful person. God has given you
only one life, so live it with
full of happiness
BHAVESH
UPADHYAY
The writer is a Businessman
and HR Expert
United Nations re-
port on World Pop-
ulation Day has
projected India to
overtake China as
the world’s most populous
country by next year. India’s
population stands at 1.39 bil-
lion and that of China 1.44 bil-
lion, making them the world’s
most populous countries.
Some studies have estimated
that the country’s population
will peak at 1.5-1.6 billion be-
tween 2040 and 2048 after
which a rapid decline will en-
sue. However, for the decline
to happen mortality rate has
to remain constant after be-
low fertility rate is achieved.
The projection is to be cel-
ebratedforitshowsimproved
healthcare in the country ex-
tending life spans and re-
duced maternal and child
mortality rates. It also should
give us reason to worry as a
higher population would
mean higher pressure on re-
sources, more food, more jobs
and more dwellings. The de-
mand on affordable health-
care would also go up.
Last year the National
Family Health data said that
India’s Total Fertility Rate
has declined from 2.2 in 2015-
16 to 2.0, or below replace-
ment ratio of 2.1. Replace-
ment level is the level at
which a population replaces
itself. In simpler words, a sin-
gle generation is not produc-
ing enough children to re-
place itself. This does not
imply that the population
will begin to fall immediately
but it should peak sooner
than predicted. A study pub-
lished in Lancet in 2020 pre-
dicted that by 2100 the TFR
would fall to 1.9 and the popu-
lation would come down by
300 million.
India is in a stage where
the population continues to
grow despite falling birth
rates due to the high propor-
tion of young population.
HEADING TOWARDS
A PEAK, SLOWLY
A United Nations report on World Population Day has projected
India to overtake China as the world’s most populous country by
next year. India’s population stands at 1.39 billion and
that of China 1.44 billion, making them the world’s most
populous countries. Some studies have estimated that the
country’s population will peak at 1.5-1.6 billion between
2040 and 2048 after which a rapid decline will ensue
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INDIA
05
14 CANDIDATES SCORE PERFECT 100%
SAYS NATIONAL TESTING AGENCY
JEE MAIN RESULTS
Anurag Thakur dedicates
PSA plant worth `1crore
Hamirpur (UNI): Un-
ion Minister of Infor-
mation and Broadcast-
ing, Youth Affairs and
Sports, Anurag Thakur
on Monday inaugurated
PSA plant established
at Civil Hospital Toun-
idevi with an invest-
ment of about Rs 1
crore, and the state-of-
the-art Ultrasound Ma-
chine, Potval X-Ray and
ECG Machine, Baby
Doppler Machine.
Speaking on occa-
sion, Thakur said in
this era of Corona cri-
sis, Narendra Modi gov-
ernment has provided
free rations to 80 crore
people of the country
for 8 months without
any discrimination.
He said under Ujjwa-
la scheme, gas cylinders
should be made availa-
ble to crores of women
free of cost and thou-
sands of crores have
been deposited in their
Jan Dhan accounts.
He said to deal with
corona epidemic, the
vaccine was made in In-
dia, and people were
given 2-2 doses free of
cost. He said the gov-
ernment has started
many schemes for the
skill development of
the youth and to moti-
vate them to start their
own ventures. Earlier,
he launched the Auto-
matic Sanitary Pad Pro-
duction Machine for
awareness among wom-
en on behalf of Swachh
Bharat-Swasth Bharat
PM’s Cleanliness Mis-
sion at Narsin village
in Kakdiyar.
Hindu petitioners
in Gyanvapi case
decide to form
new trust
“You Don’t Take Rest During IPL...”:
Sunil Gavaskar Slams India Players
Moosewala
case: SC junks
plea seeking
CBI probe
Varanasi: The Hindu
petitioners in the Gyan-
vapi case have decided
to form a new trust call
Shri AdiMahadev
Kashi Dharmalaya
Mukti Nyas. The Nyas
will take care of all
court cases related to
Gyanvapi mosque case.
The four women peti-
tioners in the case will
formally announce the
formation of the trust
on Monday
.
Senior lawyer Hari
Shankar Jain, Vishnu
Jain and Ranjana Agni-
hotri will be present on
the occasion.
According to sources,
the trust will have 11
trustees, five invitees
and four women peti-
tioners. The trust will
also manage expenses
incurred in the cases.
Hearing will restart in
the case form Tuesday
.
New Delhi: Former In-
dia captain Sunil
Gavaskar has said that
he is strictly against the
idea of Indian cricket-
ers getting rested for
series, especially sen-
iors. Gavaskar’s state-
ments come after the
likes of Rohit Sharma,
Jasprit Bumrah, Virat
Kohli, Hardik Pandya
and Rishabh Pant,
among certain other
high-profile cricketers
were given a break for
India’s ODI series
against West Indies
starting this month.
Gavaskar stated that
asking to be rested
when it comes to be
playing for India is just
not done and if the
cricketers do not skip
the IPL, there is excuse
big enough to not give
international cricket
the same importance.
‘You don’t take rest dur-
ing IPL, then why while
playing for India?”.
New Delhi: Punjab
BJP leader Jagjit Singh
on Monday withdrew
his petition seeking a
CBI probe into the mur-
der of Punjabi singer
Siddhu Moosewala,
saying Punjab Police
were taking care of it.
“We wanted a CBI
probe but Punjab Police
are taking steps so we
don’t want a central
agency probe any long-
er. We are not pressing
for it,” the BJP leader’s
counsel Namit Saxena
told the top court. While
accepting Saxena’s re-
quest to allow him to
withdraw the petition, a
Bench led by Justice
Ajay Rastogi said such
issues shouldn’t be giv-
en political colour. The
petition was according-
ly “dismissed as with-
drawn”.
Moosewala was shot
dead on May 29 by as-
sailants in Punjab’s
Mansa district, a day
after the state govern-
ment curtailed his secu-
rity cover. Punjab Police
alleged that the killing
of the popular singer
seemed to be the result
of an inter-gang rivalry
.
IN THE COURTYARD
DELHI COURT SUMMONS FILMMAKER
LEENA MANIMEKALAI ON AUGUST 6
RAJIV GANDHI ASSASSINATION
CONVICT SEEKS RELEASE
BHIMA KOREGAON CASE: SC
TO HEAR RAO’S PLEA TODAY
New Delhi: A court here has issued summons
and notice of injunction to filmmaker Leena
Manimekalai for August 6
over a poster of her docu-
mentary film showcasing a
woman dressed as Goddess
Kaali and smoking a ciga-
rette. The suit against Mani-
mekalai seeks to restrain her
from depicting the Hindu
goddess smoking a cigarette. Summons and
notice were also issued to her company as well.
New Delhi: P Ravichandran, one of
convicts in EX PM Rajiv Gandhi’s
assassination in 1991, today ap-
proached SC, demanding that he
be released like fellow convict AG
Perarivalan. In jail for 30 years now,
Ravichandran wants interim bail until
case for release reaches conclusion.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on
Monday said it would hear on Tues-
day a plea filed by Telugu poet and an
accused in the Bhima Koregaon-Elgar
Parishad case, P Varavara Rao, chal-
lenging the Bombay High Court order
rejecting his prayer for permanent
medical bail in the matter.
MUMBAI COURT DECLINES DEFAULT
BAIL TO ANIL DESHMUKH, 2 OTHERS
Mumbai: In yet another setback, a Mumbai
Special Court has declined default bail to
ex-Min Anil Deshmukh
2 other co-accused in
corruption case, here on
Monday. Special CBI Court
Special Judge S. H. Gwala-
ni refused default bail
pleas of Deshmukh and his
former aides Kundan Shin-
de Sanjeev Palande. Deshmukh, Shinde
Palande had moved to Special Court.
Goa Cong moves pleas to
disqualify Kamat Lobo
Goa: The Congress on
Monday moved a dis-
qualification petition
against Digambar Ka-
mat and Michael Lobo
citing “anti-party ac-
tivities”, despite the
MLAs claiming that
they were still with the
party and made no at-
tempts to split Goa unit
and merge with the BJP
.
Goa Congress presi-
dent Amit Patkar said
activities duo indulged
in amounted to them
voluntarily giving up
their membership of
the party, as a result of
which the petition has
been moved before the
Speaker’s office.
“We are filing a dis-
qualification petition
against two senior lead-
ers because they have
voluntarily given up
membership of the par-
ty. There is a SC judge-
ment of 2020, which
says that any anti-party
activity amounts to vol-
untarily giving up their
membership,” Patkar.
Earlier in the day,
both Kamat and Lobo,
who AICC Goa desk in-
charge Dinesh Gundu
Rao accused of conspir-
ing and colluding with
the BJP to weaken and
split the Congress,
claimed that they were
hurt by the allegations.
“I have seen the video
of the press conference
of Dinesh Gundu Rao. I
am shocked, stunned
and it has hurt me be-
yond words,” Kamat, a
former Goa chief min-
ister and the senior-
most Congress legisla-
tor, said.
Michael Lobo speaks to the media on mutiny in Goa Congress, in
Panaji on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
PSA plant
established at
Civil Hospital
Tounidevi
Anurag Thakur inaugurating PSA plant established at Civil
Hospital Tounidevi on Monday.
(1) Various temples submerge under the waters of Godavari river due to heavy incessant rainfall
for the past three days, in Nashik (2) A boy carries an infant during heavy showers of rain, in
New Delhi (3) Navsari SI DR Padharia rescues an elderly woman from the flood-affected areas
of Bilimora Port, in Navsari (4) A kid amid the waterlogging in Oria Moria residential areas
in Bilimora town of Navsari district of Gujarat. Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah
on Monday assured all possible help to Gujarat CM Bhupendra Rajnikant Patel. And isolated,
extremely heavy rainfall is likely over parts of Telangana, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka
and Chhattisgarh in the next few days, IMD forecast said on Monday. —PHOTOS BY ANI
New Delhi: The JEE
Mains result 2022 has
been released by the Na-
tional Testing Agency
(NTA) on Monday
. NTA
has released JEE top-
pers 2022 list on official
website for the June/
April session 1. This
time, 14 students have
secured 100 percentile.
Registration for JEE
Mains 2022 Session 2 is
also closed, and the
exam will start on July
21, 2022. Candidates
who perform favoura-
bly in JEE Main Result
2022 are named Top-
pers 2022.
Youth should
take advan-
tage of
schemes adopt self-
employment entre-
preneurship. I appeal
people to take ade-
quate precautions
against Coronavirus
that is still active.
Anurag Thakur,
Youth Affairs Sports Minister
HERE IS THE LIST OF TOPPERS FOR JEE
1. Dheeraj Kurukunda
(Telangana)
2. Rupesh Biyani
(Telangana)
3. Boya Sathvik
(Karnataka)
4. Aniket Chattopadhyay
(Telangana)
5. Sneha Pareek (Assam)
6. Jasti Y VVS (Telangana)
7. Sarthak Maheshwari
(Haryana)
8. Koyyana Suhas
(Andhra Pradesh)
9. Kushagra Srivastava
(Jharkhand)
10. Mrinal Garg (Punjab)
11. Navya (Rajasthan)
12. Penikalapati R Kishore
(Andhra Pradesh)
13. Polisetty Karthikeya
(Andhra Pradesh)
14. Saumitra Garg
(Uttar Pradesh)
MOHAMMED
ZUBAIR SENT TO
14-DAY CUSTODY
SATYENDAR JAIN’S
CUSTODY EXTENDED
TILL JULY 20
Luknow: A local court in
UP’s Lakhimpur Kheri on
Monday sent Alt News
co-founder Mohammed
Zubair to 14 days’ judicial
custody in a case regis-
tered against him last year
on charges of promoting
enmity between groups.
Zubair, appeared before a
local court through VC.
New Delhi: A court in Delhi
on Saturday extended Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) minister
Satyendar Jain’s judicial cus-
tody till July 20 in the money
laundering case being inves-
tigated by the Enforcement
Directorate (ED). Special
Judge Geetanjali Goel on
Monday also remanded
co-accused Vaibhav Jain in
judicial custody.
INCESSANT
RAINFALL
IN MUMBAI, GUJARAT DELHI
1 2 3
4

INDIA
06
Singh: India must be ready to face
upheaval due to expansion of AI
New Delhi (ANI): De-
fence Minister Rajnath
Singh on Monday said
that the country should
exercise restrain and
caution while working
on Artificial Intelli-
gence (AI) mechanism
and use it for the pro-
gress of humanity
. Sin-
gh cautioned that it
should not be like nu-
clear power over which
only a country or a
group of countries have
dominance.
“We have to use AI
for humanity’s pro-
gress and peace. It
should not be like nu-
clear power on which
only a country or a
group of countries
have dominance and
the other countries are
deprived of this tech-
nology,” he underlined
while addressing a
symposium on ‘Artifi-
cial Intelligence in De-
fence’ here. “We have
to ensure the demo-
cratic use of the AI,”
he added.
The defence minis-
ter further said the ar-
rival of technology is
just like the movement
of a clock because once
it moves forward, it is
not possible to walk it
back. “We cannot stop
the progress of artifi-
cial intelligence and
we should not try to
stop its progress. But
we need to be careful
about it,” he said, add-
ing that when a new
technology brings a
huge change, its transi-
tion period is also as
huge and serious.
The defence minister further said the arrival of a technology is just like the
movement of a clock because once it moves forward, it is not possible to walk it back
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, during an Exhibition and symposium on ‘Artificial Intelligence in
Defence’, at Vigyan Bhawan, in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Manish Tewari
refuses to sign
opposition’s
letter: Agnipath
New Delhi (ANI): In
yet another sign of dis-
cord between Cong and
party MP Manish
Tewari, the latter on
Monday refused to sign
a letter by the Opposi-
tion against the ‘Ag-
nipath’ recruitment
scheme. Tewari was
one of the seven Oppo-
sition MPs who met
Defence Minister Ra-
jnath Singh to raise
concerns about the
newly launched re-
cruitment scheme for
the armed forces. How-
ever, only six of these
MPs signed a memo-
randum seeking with-
drawal or scrutiny of
the scheme, before sub-
mitting it to Rajnath
Singh.
Amarnath Yatra resumes,
pilgrimshopefulofdarshan
Jammu (ANI): Amar-
nath Yatra, which was
partially suspended af-
teracloudburstincident
near the holy cave, re-
sumedonMondaymorn-
ing.Afreshbatchof Am-
arnath pilgrims has
started to move from the
Jammu base camp.“We
are filled with energy
and will not go back
without the ‘darshan’ of
Baba. We have full faith
in Bhole Baba and are
waiting for the darshan
of Baba.
We are happy that the
Yatra has resumed.
CRPF and other person-
nel have guided us to
move ahead safely
,” said
the pilgrims.Amarnath
Yatra, which was par-
tially suspended after a
cloudburst incident,
will resume on Monday
from the Nunwan Pa-
halgam side, informed
the Amarnath Ji Shrine
Board on Sunday.The
pilgrims were waiting
at the Baltal Base camp
for the yatra to recom-
mence. 16 people were
dead and at least three
dozen were missing af-
ter a cloudburst trig-
gered flash floods near
the cave shrine of Am-
arnath occurred on Fri-
day
. Choppers from both
sides, Baltal and Nun-
wan will be available.
Pilgrims are on their way to the Amarnath Cave temple through the Chandanwadi route after the
Amarnath Yatra resumed on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
NO NIGHT STAY FOR PILGRIMS AT HOLY
CAVE DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
Jammu (ANI): There will be no night stay at Holy Cave
of Amarnath for Pilgrim and movement beyond Panjtarni
after 3 PM has been barred. Amarnath Yatra resumed
on Monday after remaining suspended for a day due to
inclement weather as another batch of over 4,000 pilgrims
left for the base camps of the 3,880-metre high cave
shrine in south Kashmir Himalayas, officials said. The
Yatra was suspended from Jammu due to bad weather
conditions and no batch was allowed to proceed to the
base camps in the Valley on Sunday.
First India Bureau
Bengaluru: Around 60
StartUps have regis-
tered with ISRO since
“unlocking” of the In-
dian Space sector re-
cently by Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi, and
quite a few of them are
dealing with projects
related to Space debris
management. The other
StartUp proposals vary
from nano-satellite,
launch vehicle, ground
systems, research etc.
This was stated by
Union Minister of State
(Independent Charge)
Science Technology;
Minister of State (Inde-
pendent Charge) Earth
Sciences; MoS PMO,
Personnel, Public
Grievances, Pensions,
Atomic Energy and
Space, Dr Jitendra Sin-
gh while speaking after
inaugurating the “ISRO
System for Safe Sus-
tainable Operation”
(IS4OM) at ISRO Con-
trol Centre on Monday
.
Dr Jitendra Singh re-
called that only last
month, Modi had, dur-
ing inauguration of IN-
SPACe headquarters at
Ahmedabad, said,
“When the strength of
government Space insti-
tutions and the passion
of India’s private sector
will meet, not even the
sky will be the limit”.
Dr Jitendra Singh
said, IS4OM facility will
aid India in achieving
its SSA (Space Situa-
tional Awareness) goals
by providing a compre-
hensive and timely in-
formation of the Space
environment to users.
This multi-domain
awareness platform will
bring a prompt, accu-
rate and efficient infor-
mation on on-orbit colli-
sion, fragmentation, at-
mosphericre-entryrisk,
space based strategic
information, hazardous
asteroids and space
weather forecast. Dr Ji-
tendra Singh said, the
importance of radars
and optical telescopes as
the main ground-based
facilities for tracking
space objects including
space debris needs to be
highlighted, as accurate
orbital information
from such ground based
sensors is a prerequisite
for mitigating any colli-
sion threats to an opera-
tional space asset from
other objects.
Dr Singh: Space ‘unlocking’ linked 60startups with ISRO
Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh formally inaugurating the “ISRO System for Safe Sustainable
Operation” at ISRO Centre, Bengaluru on Monday.
CRUCIAL READ
CBI RAIDS 10 LOCATIONS IN TWO
SEPARATE BANK LOAN FRAUD CASES
New Delhi: The CBI on Monday said that they have
registered two separate cases of bank loan fraud of Rs
2,148 crore and conducted raids at 10 locations across
the nation in this connection. The first case was lodged
on the complaint filed by the State Bank of India against
Ushdev International Ltd, a Mumbai-based private firm
and its Director-cum-Guarantor Suman Vijay Gupta, on
the allegations of causing loss of Rs 1,438.45 crore.
TRINAMOOL
PITCHES ‘BENGAL
MODEL’TO TRIPURA
Agartala: “Bengal model
of governance” will be
TMC pitch in Tripura
elections due next year as
Banerjee’s party seeks to
expand its base outside
WB. The party set up its
state headquarters at
Agartala on Monday, two
and a half months after it
announced a 132-mem-
ber state committee.
VIRTUAL SUMMIT OF
‘I2U2’ SET TO TAKE
PLACE ON JULY 14
New Delhi: The global
food and energy crisis
arising out of the Ukraine
conflict is likely to figure
prominently in the first
virtual summit of the
four-nation grouping
comprising India, Israel,
the US and UAE . US
President Joe Biden is set
to host the summit with
PM Modi on July 14.
Dwarka Expressway will be
operational in 2023: Gadkari
New Delhi (ANI): The
Dwarka Expressway,
also known as the
Northern Peripheral
Road in the Haryana
portion, is being devel-
oped as the first elevat-
ed urban expressway in
India and will be opera-
tional in 2023, accord-
ing to Union Minister
for Road Transport and
Highways Nitin Gad-
kari.
In a series of tweets,
he said Dwarka Ex-
pressway will reduce
pressure on the Delhi-
Gurgaon Expressway
(part of the Delhi-
Jaipur-Ahmedabad-
Mumbai arm of the
Golden Quadrilateral)
and arterial roads that
experience severe traf-
fic congestion, primar-
ily from the commuters
of West Delhi.
He said 50%-60% of
the traffic on NH-8 will
be diverted onto the
new expressway, there-
by improving traffic
movement towards
Sohna Road, Golf
Course Road, and air
extension.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Expressway,
connecting Dwarka
in Delhi to Gurugram
in Haryana, is being
developed at a total cost
of Rs 9,000 crore with a
total length of 29 km out
of which 19 km length
falls in Haryana while
the remaining 10 km of
length is in Delhi.
Nitin Gadkari
Bhagwant Mann Raghav Chadha
Punjab: Raghav
Chadha appoints
chairman of
advisory panel
Chandigarh(ANI):
Punjab Chief Minister
Bhagwant Mann has ap-
pointed Raghav Chadha
Aam Aadmi Party’s
member from Rajya
Sabha as the Chairman
of Advisory Committee
to the state govt. He will
oversee the “conception
and implementation of
pro-people initiatives of
the AAP govt in Punjab
and advise the govt on
matters of finance, the
Chief Minister’s Office
said.
In a statement, the
CMO said Mr Chadha is
a Chartered Accountant
and worked with some
of the biggest corporate
firms of the world. He
has also served as Fi-
nancial Advisor to Del-
hi Finance Minister
Manish Sisodia. “His
strenuous efforts helped
in making Delhi a Rev-
enue surplus state and
thereby putting it on the
trajectory of high eco-
nomic growth”.
Cheating case
filed against
SpiceJet MD
New Delhi (ANI): A
case of fraud has been
registered against
SpiceJet Chairman and
M a n a g i n g
D i r e c t o r
Ajay Singh
and others
for allegedly
cheating a
Gurugram resident by
delivering fake share
certificates to him.
Complainant Amit Aro-
ra, a resident of the
Magnolias, Golf Links,
Golf Cours, Gurugram,
stated in his police com-
plaint that Singh had
delivered a fake DIS of
10 lakh shares for ser-
vices provided to him.
Yogi says no to‘population imbalance’
Lucknow (PTI); Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister
YogiAdityanathonMon-
day said that the popula-
tion control programme
must go ahead success-
fully but at the same
time, ‘population imbal-
ance’ should not be al-
lowed to happen.The
chief minister said, “It
should not happen that
the speed of population
growthorthepercentage
of some community is
high and we stabilise the
population of the `mool-
niwasi’(natives)through
awareness or enforce-
ment.” “This is a matter
of concern for every
country where there is a
situation of population
imbalance,” he added.
Yogi Adityanath
launchedthe‘Population
Stability Pankhwada’ in
Lucknowontheoccasion
of WorldPopulationDay
.
He was speaking at a
function to mark the be-
ginning of ‘population
control fortnight’.
Temjen Imna Along
@AlongImna
On the occasion of
#WorldPopulationDay,
let us be
sensible towards
the issues of popu-
lation growth and
inculcate informed
choices on
child bearing.
Rail link to ensure faster coal
movement to Odisha ports
New Delhi (PTI): The
first stretch of the Ma-
hanadi Coal Railway
Ltd (MCRL), being set
up to transport coal
from Talcher Coal-
fields, is expected to be
functional in 2022, and
ensure faster move-
ment of coal rakes to
Paradip and Damra
ports, decongest the rail
network, and reduce
the transportation cost
considerably
, an official
statement said.
Under the MCRL’s
Phase-I, the 14-km-long
Angul-Balram corridor,
expected to be opera-
tionalised by this year,
will have movement of
25 MT coal from MCL
mines in Talcher Coal-
fields, the Coal Minis-
try statement said. The
Ministry said that ship-
ping routes are much
cheaper compared to
the rail network and
will improve coal avail-
ability in the southern
and western region of
the country.Phase-II,
the 54-km-long Balram-
Jarpada-Tentuloi span,
is expected to be com-
missioned by December
2025 and provides con-
nectivity to allocated
coal blocks on the south-
ern side and central
part of Talcher Coal-
fields. Work is progress-
ing rapidly, as notifica-
tion for land acquisition
and forestry clearances
have been obtained, the
statement said, adding
that this line will cater
to evacuation of around
58 MT coal from CIL and
non-CIL coal blocks in
Talcher.
RAJA, THE OLDEST TIGER IN INDIA, DIES
Kolkata (PTI): One of the oldest tigers in India Raja died
at the age of 25 years and 10 months at a rescue centre
in north Bengal in the early hours of Monday. “He was
one of the oldest tigers in
India, and was brought
to the Khairabari Leopard
Rescue Centre at Jaldapara
in north Bengal in August
2008,” said Deepak M,
divisional forest officer of
Jaldapara. Normally, tigers
live up to 16 years in the wild and up to 28-30 years in
captivity, according to data publicly available.
Promoted by
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NEWS
07
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Industry Min-
ister Shakuntala Raw-
at held a review meet-
ing of various indus-
tries, including RIICO,
Khadi, weavers’ feder-
ation and other related
departments on Mon-
day and gave them nec-
essary instructions to
complete the work un-
der the budget an-
nouncement so that
people can avail its
benefits.
Rawat has directed to
talk to all the district
collectors for maxi-
mum MoUs in the In-
vest Rajasthan to be
organized at JECC
(Sitapura), Jaipur on
October 7 and 8 in the
state. She said that she
would also talk to the
collectors about this.
She has directed the
departmental officers
to contact the investors
and resolve their prob-
lems immediately and
make arrangements to
provide better facilities
to the investors.
Rawat reviews preps for Invest Raj
INVEST RAJASTHAN SUMMIT
MORE RAIN IN STORE!
Jodhpur: Angry over denial of
leave, CRPF jawan shoots himself
Jodhpur (PTI): A
CRPF jawan, who had
locked himself up in
his house with his fam-
ily, shot himself dead
Monday after a night-
long attempt by offi-
cials to stop him from
committing suicide,
police said.
Naresh Jat bran-
dished his INSAS rifle
from the balcony of his
residential quarters at
the CRPF training cen-
tre at Paldi Khinchiyan,
and fired several shots
in the air, threatening
suicide, apparently af-
ter he was denied leave
by a senior officer.
On getting informa-
tion about the incident,
police and CRPF offi-
cials rushed to the spot
and tried to convince
the jawan into handing
over the weapon, but he
continued to threaten
them with suicide.
Police said they also
called his father to talk
him out of the situa-
tion, but in vain.
Police sources said
the jawan was angry
with the CRPF DIG for
not granting him leave
on Sunday
.
The jawan fired 8
rounds before taking
his wife and 8-yr-
old daughter hostage
Police and CRPF officials rushed to the spot and tried to convince
jawan Naresh Jat but to no avail as he shot himself.
Shakuntala Rawat chairing a meeting with officials at Udyog Bhawan in Jaipur on Monday.
At about 5.30 pm
on Sunday, he
came out in the
balcony of his
quarters, waving
his INSAS rifle
and began shoot-
ing in the air. In
over an hour, he
shot eight rounds
and threatened to
kill himself and
his family.
—Police sources
EX-ARMY MAN DIES BY SUICIDE AFTER
‘HARASSMENT OVER REPAYMENT OF LOAN’
Barmer: A 40-year-old ex-army man died by
suicide in Barmer. Before that he had updated
his Whatsapp status related to the extreme step
and also a left a suicide note. Police identified the
deceased as Kishor Singh Shekhawat, a resident
of Danta Ramgarh in Sikar. Police said that Singh
was working as a security guard at a refinery site
in Barmer.Prima facie police investigation revealed
that Singh had taken the extreme step after facing
too much harassment from the finance company
over repayment of loan. —Mukesh Mathrani
Kota/Jodhpur/Ajmer: Two youths drowned while
bathing downstream of Kota barrage. Among the
two, one youth was immediately taken out. Akash
alias Golu, a resident of Sakatpura, was bathing with
his partner in the downstream of Kota barrage near
Chambal River Front. In a similar incident, two broth-
ers died after drowning in a cistern built on an agricul-
tural farm in Jodhpur. A 12-year-old boy slipped into
the cistern, to save him his 17-year-old elder brother
also jumped into the water. Two boys Rahul Rawat
and Dhoni Rawat drowned in a pit at Kishangarh.
FIVE KIDS DROWN IN THREE SEPARATE
INCIDENTS IN KOTA, JODHPUR AJMER
Jodhpur: Bhopalgarh police station in-charge Saroj
Chaudhary has been suspended. She came into the
limelight after allegations of taking
a hefty sum of Rs 3 lakh from
the victim’s side in the case of a
missing woman. A departmental
inquiry was going on against her.
In this case, her associate, a wom-
an constable, has also been sus-
pended. The lady constable was
also accused of taking bribes. Jodhpur Rural SP Anil
Kayal issued an order saying that a departmental
inquiry into serious allegations against Chaudhary is
pending. Her reporting headquarters will be Jodhpur
Rural Police Line during the suspension period.
WOMAN COP SUSPENDED, WAS ACCUSED
OF TAKING RS 3 LAKH BY THREATENING
Amarnathtragedy:Fourfrom
Nagaurcrematedamidtears
Narpat Zoya
Nagaur: The bodies of
four friends of Nagaur
district, who died in the
Amarnath cloudburst,
reached their native vil-
lage on Monday, where
they were cremated in
the presence of the ad-
ministration.
The four friends from
Nagaur had gone for
Amarnath Yatra. They
began their journey
from Pahalgam on July
6. On July 8, when they
were returning, there
was a cloudburst. Be-
fore the darshan, they
had posted photos in
their village group.
The bodies of Prahl-
ad Ram, Yajuvendra
Singh, Vijay Singh and
Veer Singh reached
their native village. The
last rites were per-
formed in the presence
of the administration
and the villagers bid a
tearful farewell.
Rajsico to develop New
Air Cargo Complex: Arora
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The 365th meet-
ing of the board of di-
rectors of Rajasthan
Small Industries Corpo-
ration was held today
under the Chairman-
ship of Rajiv Arora,
Chairman, RSIC. The
board agreed to develop
a new Khadi Plaza at
Rajasthali Mall, MI
Road, Jaipur. This will
facilitate Khadi weav-
ers of the State to show-
case and market their
khadi products. The
board also resolved to
develop a new large air
cargo complex at Inland
Container Depot locat-
ed in Mansarovar In-
dustrial Area, Jaipur.
Rajiv Arora Dr. Veena Pradhan
at the meeting in Jaipur.
ACBnabsCWChead,membersadvocate
Subhash Trivedi
Pali: The ACB on Mon-
day caught four people
including the child
welfare committee
chairman, Sitaram
Sharma while taking a
bribe of Rs 10,000
through advocate Su-
dhir Kankani.
The bribe was sought
as 10 percent of the
compensation amount
of Rs 4.25 lakh to the mi-
nor rape victim from
the government. Be-
sides Sitaram and Su-
dhir, two members Indu
Chopra and Laxman
were also caught.
ACB ASP Narpatch-
and said that the com-
plainant had com-
plained to the bureau
that the accused sought
bribe on February 15,
2022 but due no money
with the complainant,
it was decided to pay in
installments. The com-
plaint was verified on
May 30. After the com-
plaint was found to be
true, trap was laid on
Monday in the office of
CWC, Pali. An enve-
lope containing the
bribe amount of Rs
10,000 was recovered
from his table.
Man booked for
attempting to
sodomise minor
First India Bureau
Pali: A 45-year-old man
as been booked on charg-
es of attempting sodomy
on a 13-yr-old student of
Class 8. The incident
happened on 7 July. The
case was filed on July 10
at the Rani police sta-
tion. SHO Hinglaj Dan
said in the report, the
victim said that on 7
July, he was coming from
the farm to the house
during the day when the
accused made him sit on
his bike on the pretext of
dropping him. On the
way, he took him to an
enclosure and tried to
misbehave. When he
shouted, the accused left
him and gave Rs 10.
Four friends of Nagaur posing
for a selfie at Amarnath.
(L-R) Accused Indu Chopra, Sitaram Sharma and Laxman. Advocate Sudhir Kankani.
Sachin Pilot
@SachinPilot
The sad news has been
received of the death
of three people from
Sriganganagar district
besides four pilgrims
from Nagaur district
in the natural calamity
caused by cloudburst
near Amarnath cave.
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
Apart from three people
of Sri Ganganagar, four
devotees of Nagaur
district were also hurt to
hear about the untimely
death of four devotees in
the natural calamity near
the Amarnath cave.
Accused sought
bribe for releasing
compensation to a
minor rape victim
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The state gov-
ernment is taking im-
portant decisions for
the availability of safe
drinking water in the
state. In this sequence,
CM Ashok Gehlot has
given financial ap-
proval of Rs.28.96
crore for the reorgani-
sation of Bhinder
urban water scheme
of Vallabhnagar as-
sembly constituency
of Udaipur district.
With the approval,
the work of deepening
of 2 open wells, work
of rising pipe line
from surface wa-
ter source Jadu,
Kadecha and Ra-
tarela Anicut,
3 new high reser-
voirs, 1 new clean
ground water res-
ervoir, Construc-
tion of RGF filter
plant and work
of distribution
pipelines (length
61.9 km)
will be
done.
HARISH CHAUDHARY MEETS CM
GEHLOT OVER DOP NOTIFICATION
Jaipur: Questions have been raised regarding the
amendment made in the Other Backward Classes
(OBC) reservation by the Department of Personnel.
Former Revenue Minister Harish Chaudhary met Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot regarding this on Monday and
demanded the implementation of the earlier system in
the Ex-Servicemen Act case. Chaudhary said that on
April 17, 2018, a new notification was issued by the
DoP by making changes to the Act. Due to this, most
of the seats of OBC male category are being allotted
to ex-servicemen. Most of the applications from ex-
servicemen come from the OBC category due to which
new recruitments from OBC category in state govern-
ment jobs is next to nil. Choudhary said that class wise
reservation of ex-servicemen should be made in all
categories. Only 12.5% reservation should be given to
ex-servicemen in the OBC category.
Jaipur: In an innovative move, keeping people’s health
in mind, the visitors at the Chief Minister’s Residence to
meet CM Ashok Gehlot, will now be served Coconut wa-
ter, which is an healthy option as compared to tea other
snacks, which were served earlier. This new move on the
part of the CMR has been appreciated by one and all.
VISITORS AT CMR TO BE SERVED
COCONUT WATER INSTEAD OF TEA
CMsanctions`28.96crforurban
water scheme Bhinder, Udaipur
NEWS FROM CMO CMR
Jaipur (PTI): Moder-
ate rainfall occurred at
most places in Ra-
jasthan while isolated
places received heavy
rainfall in the last 24
hours ending Monday
morning, weather offi-
cials said.
NainwainBundidis-
trict recorded 13 cm of
rain, followed by Dhol-
pur (12 cm), and Lax-
mangarh in Sikar (10
cm) till Monday morn-
ing, according to the
meteorological depart-
ment.Different part of
Sirohi, Banswara,
Jaipur, Bharatpur,
Ajmer, Churu, Bikan-
er, Jhunjhunu dis-
tricts received less
than 10 cm of rain dur-
ing this period.
The weather depart-
ment has forecast
heavy rain at isolated
places in Baran, Kota,
Jhalawar and Chittor-
garh districts during
the next 24 hours.
Rain clouds hover over Statue
Circle, Jaipur on Monday.
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
NEWS DIGEST
CM Ashok Gehlot
First India Bureau
Alwar:TradersinAlwar
have started demanding
arms licence from the
government to ensure
their security during in-
cidents like murder, fir-
ing, dacoity and ransom.
They have appealed to
the Chief Minister and
Collector regarding the
same.DistrictTradeFed-
eration President
Ramesh Juneja has
sought a license for re-
volver following a firing
incidentatashop,during
which miscreants de-
manded a ransom of Rs
50lakhs.Theincidentoc-
cured on July 9 outside
DoodhMisthanBhandar
inAlwarwhensomeuni-
dentifiedmenfiredagun
shot on the fridge and de-
manded a ransom of Rs
50 lakhs, police said.
Alwar traders seek weapon
licence from CM for safety
licence from CM for safety
JULY 10,
2022

Employ a man with good
character, you can always
train him and teach him skills.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Dimple Sharma
Jaipur: Discussions
with students about their
career plans and oppor-
tunities were held in the
Education Summit or-
ganised by First India
news channel.
Educational institutes
were also felicitated for
their outstanding perfor-
mance in the field of edu-
cationduringtheSummit.
Education Minister
BD Kalla, Higher Educa-
tion Minister Rajendra
Yadav, and Technical
Education Minister Dr
Subhash Garg were pre-
sent as special guests in
the Summit along with
channel head Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra.
They inaugurated the
Summit by lighting a
lamp. Education Minis-
ter Dr BD Kalla said,
“Every child grows up
and says that I want to
become a teacher be-
cause he is very much
influenced by a teacher.”
He said that the State
Government has started
a ‘Bridge Course’ and Ra-
jasthan is the first state
to do so.
Higher education min-
ister Rajendra Yadav said
that the parents want
theirchildrentoacquirea
good professional career.
Talking about the
Summit, Technical Edu-
cation Minister Dr Sub-
hash Garg said that the
concept of the Education
Summit is very effective.
He said that those who
run institutions, face a
lot of problems and dif-
ficulties and they have to
learn how to overcome
the challenges in the
changing environment.
He also said that stern ac-
tion should be taken
against the private insti-
tutions, which issue fake
degrees to students.
Raj first state to introduce ‘Bridge
Course’ for students: Dr BD Kalla
CM GEHLOT WILL WEAVE
HIS MAGIC AGAIN: SINHA
Educational institutes were also felicitated for their
outstanding performance in the field of education during
the Education Summit organised by First India News
Dr Subhash Garg Jagdeesh Chandra inaugurate the First India Education Summit at Hotel Radisson Blu in Jaipur on Monday.
Also seen here are Dr GK Prabhu, Kamla Poddar, Rajendra Yadav, Dr Sandeep Bakshi,Abhishek Poddar Arvind Agrawal.
Jaipur (Agencies): Un-
ion Home Minister
Amit Shah during his
recent visit to the Pink
City told the party
workers that the 2023
Rajasthan Assembly
polls will be contested
on a three-pronged
strategy- PM face, Pan-
na model and Hindutva,
sources said.
Interacting with
workers at state BJP
HQs in Jaipur in a
closed-door meeting, he
said: “Workers should
concentrate on the Pan-
na booth model and
strongly promote Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’swelfareschemes.
Also, issues related to
Hindutva need to be
worked upon.”
Party sources told
that the mission 2023
blueprint seems to be
set as instructions have
been given to work on
Panna and booth mod-
els taking cue from Gu-
jarat model.
Before the meeting,
Shah presided over the
30th meeting of North-
ern Zonal Council in
Jaipur and discussed
the growing threat of
cybercrime and strate-
gies for its prevention
via various medium.
Dr BD Kalla addresses the gathering. Dr Subhash Garg addresses the gathering. Rajendra Yadav addresses the guests.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Opposition’s
Presidential candidate,
Yashwant Sinha, while
addressing a press con-
ference, said that CM
Gehlot has given his in-
dications he may
weave his magic again.
He was responding to a
questionwhetherhewill
get MLAs’ support like
they (MLAs) supported
Congress in RS polls.
“We are not fighting
only one political party
,
we are also fighting
those agencies of govt
which are being used to
harass people. I will
stop misuse of agencies
from the 2nd day as soon
as I take oath,” he said.
CM Gehlot said,
“Now, they have started
attacking regional par-
ties. It is a very danger-
ous. PM Modi should
come forward address
nation over the current
tense situation.”
Mission 2023: Shah lays
down 3-point strategy in Raj
CM Gehlot
Yashwant Sinha had
a closed door meet
over poll strategy
126 MLAs from Raj
will support Sinha,
says GS Dotasra
CM Ashok Gehlot, GS Dotasra, Yashwant Sinha, Sudheendra Kulkarni Pranav Jha during the Cong
Legislature party meeting at Hotel Clarks Amer in Jaipur on Monday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
CM Ashok Gehlot, Prashant Bairwa, Rajkumar Sharma and
Pramod Jain Bhaya at Hotel Clarks Amer on Monday.
Sachin Pilot being felicitated at the inaugural ceremony of
Mahesh Sharma’s office in Jaipur on Monday.
Jaipur: For the first time
in the mining sector,
Rajasthan is going to get
the second award at the
national level, which will be
presented by Union Home
Minister Amit Shah in New
Delhi today. Mines Minister
Pramod Jain Bhaya will
receive the award. ACS
Mines Dr Subodh Agar-
wal and Director of Mines
Department KB Pandya
will also participate in the
programme. Agarwal said
that an amount of Rs 3.60
cr in cash, citation and a
trophy will be given to Ra-
jasthan. The cash amount
will include Rs 2 crore,
which will be for securing
2nd place at the national
level for minor minerals,
Rs 1.40 crore as financial
incentive on successful
auction of seven blocks of
prime mineral in 2021-22,
and Rs 20 lakh as financial
incentive on successful
auction of one block of
prime mineral in 2022-23.
Apart from Shah, Union
Minister of Mines, Coal
and Parliamentary Affairs
Prahlad Joshi and Minister
of State for Mines, Coal
and Railways Raosaheb
Patil Danve will also be
present in the function.
—Nirmal Tiwari
Shweta Mishra Awasthi welcomes the esteemed guests during the First India Education Summit at Hotel
Radisson Blu in Jaipur on Monday.Also seen here are (L-R): Nirmal Panwar, Dr Praveen Kumar, Dr Praveen
Chaudhary, Dr GK Prabhu, Dr Subhash Garg, Rajendra Yadav, Dr Sandeep Bakshi, Kamla Poddar, Prof Pradeep
Sharma, Dr Arvind Agrawal, Dr Sanjay Biyani and Dr Ashok Gupta. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
Shishir Awasthi
New Delhi: The sus-
pense over the next ca-
reer move of famous
news anchor Sudhir
Chaudhary is over. Aaj
Tak management has
formallyannouncedthat
Sudhir is joining them
as Consulting Editor.
The documentary for-
malities have been com-
pleted and now Sudhir
will anchor the prime
time show of Aaj Tak.
The audience will be
waiting with bated
breath for his show.
Now, a master strate-
gist and an outstanding
“Aaj Tak” performer Su-
priya Prasad will help to
do a tight rope balanc-
ing act among Sudhir,
Anjana Om Kashyap
and Shweta Singh, all
the three top anchors
with the group at the
moment.
Sudhir Chaudhary to
join Aaj Tak group!
Centre should also consider implementing
old pension scheme, says CM Gehlot
Pilot inaugurates Vipra
Kalyan Board office
Sudhir Chaudhary
UNION HOME MINISTER TO GIVE AWARD
TO STATE’s MINING SECTOR TODAY
FROM P1…
Raj emerged...
The establishment of
Mahatma Gandhi Eng-
lish Medium Schools
and vision of efficien-
cy-based education is
becoming ideal for oth-
er states. ‘Bridge Pro-
gramme’ was an-
nounced with a finan-
cial provision of Rs 75
crore in the budget 2022-
23. “The main objective
of bridge course is to
bring educational level
of children in line with
present class, with
which they will not face
any problems in fu-
ture,” Gehlot said.
Education Minister
Dr BD Kalla said that
state govt has recruited
77,239 teachers re-
cruitment of more than
1L is in process. MoS for
Education Jahida Khan
said that the state is
constantly moving
ahead in girls’ educa-
tion. CS Usha Sharma
said that Raj has carved
its niche at the national
level with regard to in-
novations done in field
of education.
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Congress lead-
er Sachin Pilot inaugu-
rated the office of Ra-
jasthan State Vipra
Kalyan Board, located
near Ambedkar Circle.
Vipra Kalyan Board
Chairman Mahesh
Sharma said that the
formation of the board
was included in the
Congress manifesto.
Pilot met Rajgarh-
Laxmangarh MLA Jo-
hari Lal Meena, who is
recovering from a heart
ailment enquired
about his health. Bandi-
kui MLA GR Khatana
accompanied Pilot.
Jaipur (PTI): Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot Monday
said his government
has decided to restore
the Old Pension Scheme
from a humanitarian
point of view and there
is no politics involved.
He said the decision
was taken after much
thinking, and appealed
to the Central govern-
ment also to consider
extending the benefit to
its employees.
“If I talk about OPS,
it is a historic deci-
sion,” Gehlot told pro-
gramme here. “Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah was in Jaipur on
Saturday and I urged
him that the Centre
should also consider
implementing OPS.”
He said the state gov-
ernment has not taken
the decision to imple-
ment OPS in a hurry
but after much deliber-
ation.
“It has been decided
after a lot of thought.
Chhattisgarh has also
announced to imple-
ment the OPS. Dis-
cussions are going
on in other states.
Committees have
been formed at
many places. I
think the
central government
should come forward
(to re-implement it),” he
said.
Gehlot had an-
nounced to restore the
OPS for state employees
in the budget speech of
2022-23.
G e h l o t
said, “We
have im-
p l e -
mented
OPS from
a human-
i t a r i a n
point of
view and
there is no
politics in
it. Poli-
tics hap-
pens au-
tomati-
cally, if you do good
work.”
He said the Centre
should adopt a positive
attitude towards this
scheme in the spirit of
federalism. Meanwhile,
he also expressed con-
cern over the reduction
in the Centre’s share in
centrally sponsored
schemes. Gehlot said
that education and
health will remain the
priority areas of the
state government.
Under the OPS, gov-
ernment employees ap-
pointed on and after
January 1, 2004 will be
eligible for pension ben-
efits and cashless medi-
cal facility under the
Rajasthan Government
Health Scheme (RGHS).
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Supermodel Anjana Diwan shares her inspiring
journey in a conversation with City First
THE WANDERER
OF HER LIFE!
njana Diwan
hailing from
Alwar is a
s m a l l - t o w n
girl, living in a
lonely world,
taking the
midnight train to go
anywhere. Diwan is a
free-spirited beautiful
person with a wild
heart and an open road
ahead.
Her messy hair is a
visible attribute of her
stubborn spirit. As she
shakes it free, she
smiles knowing wild is
her favourite colour.
When asked about
her journey, the rav-
ishing diva shared that
“I started my journey
in 2017 and after ups
and downs, I won the
Miss Alwar title in
2017 later her life took
a great turn and I be-
came the finalist in
Elite Miss Rajasthan
in 2018 and also won
Miss Ajmer in 2018. I
have twice contested
Miss India Femina as
well”.
Sharing her strug-
gles, the beauty said “I
have thoroughly en-
joyed my modelling
career. As a model, it
is very important to
stay fit to survive
in the modelling
world, yoga is an
important part of
modelling. To sur-
vive in the model-
ling world, we have
to be constantly up-
dated and fit.
When asked about
her most rewarding
moment in life, Anjana
said “I am very grate-
ful to Elite Miss Ra-
jasthan and Gaurav
Gaur for making me
who I am, for groom-
ing me and supporting
me in my journey.
EMR has given me the
biggest platform that
shaped my career.
Sharing the most re-
warding moment she
said “When I became
the finalist of Elite
Miss Rajasthan, that
was a great movement
for me. Also when I got
the opportunity to
work in movies and al-
bums like House full 4,
the Aashram series
and one Hollywood
movie the Lonely
Prince.
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
A
JAIPUR, TUESDAY,
JULY 12, 2022

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GUNJAN HADA, Model
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Good planning will see you
complete a task at work in
record time. This is an
excellent day to spend time
with family. Your reputation is likely to
boost your image on the social front.
Monetary front grows strong for
some. You enjoy excellent health.
Those seeking love will get lucky.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
A celebration can find you
in your element today.
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. A good day at
work is foreseen as you make your
mark in front of those who matter.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Fitness through extra
efforts is assured for the
deskbound. Some positive
changes can be expected
on the home front. New avenues for
earning open up as you get more
determined. If you are in love,
chances of making an exciting plan
together is possible.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
A family youngster is likely
to do you proud. Your
strategy to promote yourself
on the professional front will
bear fruits. You may need to speed up
things on the academic front to remain
ahead. On the social front, the day
finds you in your element. Something
special awaits on the romantic front.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Some favourable
developments on the social
front are foreseen. 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.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Your own happiness is in
your hands today. Spouse
may need her space, respect
that. This is a favourable day
for completing pending jobs.
Financially, no problems are foreseen.
It is best to avoid outside food. Those
in love with the adventures will chase
the excitement very soon.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
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. Lover may become your
pillar of strength.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Good advice may be
required to make a
profitable investment. A
journey will take you down
the memory lane. Some of you may
start a long pending construction
work at home. Winning the affections
of the one you secretly love can
become the achievement of the day.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
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. Past investments
start giving good returns. Health-
wise a good day is foreseen.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Good tidings of your well
wishers will keep you
going on the professional
front. You will take up
someone’s cause and earn apprecia-
tion from all quarters on the social
front. Remaining on the good side of
those who matter on the academic
front will help you achieve much.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Appreciation is in store for
homemakers. Those
looking for buying a house
can get a good bargain. A
professional victory is yours if you
play your cards well. Those in
business will maintain good earning.
You will enjoy good health. Young
lovers will enjoy total bliss.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
This is the day full of joy,
love and excitement . You
will enjoy yourself with a
new group of friends .
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 pending time with
lover proves most fulfilling.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
10
ETC
he famous
mythological
tale of Devi
Durga vs the
t o r m e n t o r
Mahishasur
goes some-
thing like this. There
was once a vicious
young demon named
Mahishasur who
wanted nothing more
than to become im-
mortal and be the su-
preme power across
earth and heaven. He
prayed relentlessly to
the Gods, and seeing
his dedication, Lord
Bramha appeared
and granted him one
wish. The cunning
demon Mahishasur
asked that he be made
the most powerful
creature on the plan-
et, rendering him in-
vincible by any man
or God! Bramha un-
suspectingly granted
him his wish. Shortly
after, Mahishasur
gained immense
strength and powers
and began to misuse
his superiority by
wreaking havoc
across the earth. He
even dislodged most
Gods from their heav-
enly abodes, leaving
them to scurry to
Bramha for help.
An urgent meeting
between Bramha,
Vishnu and Mahesh
saw them create God-
dess Durga to take on
and vanquish Ma-
hishasur. Many Gods
came together and be-
stowed a slew of pow-
ers and weapons upon
Durga. Shiva gave her
a Trishul, the God of
the Himalayas gave
her a Lion to ride on,
and so forth. Durga
became like a one-per-
son army
, endowed
with multiple special
skills, making her the
only match for Ma-
hishasur. Armed with
all these powers, Dur-
gadescendedfromthe
heavens, and after a
long and arduous ten-
day battle, beheaded
Mahishasur,restoring
peace and order.
It took a woman of
many talents and
powers to triumph
over evil. This story
fromourmythologyis
of particular signifi-
cance simply because
it reminds us as a so-
ciety
, of the boundless
vigourandtenacityof
a woman, provided
she can develop, and
hone her skills. It is
the former aspect of
the aforementioned
statement that is espe-
cially relevant today;
that a woman whose
skills and powers are
developed and nur-
tured, is an unstoppa-
ble force. This is what
we need to
d r a w
a n d
l e a r n
f r o m
Durga’s
story and
apply to soci-
ety
. Not only
does Goddess
Durga serve as an
icon for empowering
women, but her life
also presents many
lessons from which
we can learn, particu-
larly about women in
society today
.
THE POWER OF
TRANSFORMATION
It is well known that
Goddess Durga
transformed herself
into many different
avatars depending
on the need and situ-
ation she was pre-
sented w i t h .
Women mirror this
trait in everyday
life, smoothly tran-
sitioning from wife,
to mother, employee
to sister. This dex-
terity ought to be
treasured, celebrat-
ed and appreciated
much more than it
perhaps is.
HOLISTIC
STRENGTH
Durga also displays
and demonstrates
that she was strong
in Mind and Body.
She wasn’t just a
woman who was a
great physical war-
rior but also an in-
dividual who had
tremendous psycho-
logical resolve. This
again is an enviable
quality that is pre-
sent in all women,
something that
ought to be applaud-
ed and amplified,
and lessons learned
therefrom.
COLLABORATIVE
The reason Durga
was able to over-
come Mahishashur
was that her endeav-
our to conquer him
was the culmination
of a collaborative
enterprise. All the
various Gods who
put their might and
trust in her, helped
her overcome the de-
mon monster. In real
life too, women are
naturally prone to
draw from the peo-
ple around them. If
a woman is sur-
rounded by people
who are positive and
encouraging, there
is virtually no limit
to the heights a
woman can
reach.
FACING FEARS
Durga always stayed
steadfast in purpose.
She too had fears but
she didn’t cower,
choosing instead to
face them, head-on.
She tamed a wild lion
too! Herein is anoth-
er great lesson for
young women and
girls across the coun-
try – to not let fear
determine their ac-
tions but rather push
them to confront and
triumph.
DUALITY
Durga is one of the
best examples of a
single entity em-
bodying ferocity as
well as compassion.
Equal parts de-
stroyer and creator,
Durga’s life and sto-
ry provide invalua-
ble learnings for
women of all ages,
that within them
resides the ability
to be protector and
caregiver.
We celebrate Dur-
ga Puja each year
with much pomp and
pageantry. That is all
well and good. Per-
haps this time, we
should also look a lit-
tle deeper and take a
leaf out of the God-
dess’s life and use it
as inspiration to
bring up the women
of tomorrow!
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EMPOWERMENT
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FOR
FOR
GODDESS DURGA TRANSFORMED INTO MANY AVATARS
AS PER THE NEED SO THE CITY FIRST BRINGS TO YOU
DETAILS OF VARIOUS ROLES PLAYED BY TODAY’S WOMEN
KARTIK BAJORIA
The author is a Jaipur-based
Communication Skills Educator Writer

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