13092021 first india new delhi

CRUCIAL READ
NEET 2021 EXAM HELD AFTER SEVERAL
POSTPONEMENT DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
New Delhi: The National Eligibility
cum Entrance Test (NEET) 2021 for
admission in Undergraduate medical
courses was held across the country
following COVID-19 protocols on
Sunday. The strict adherence to
COVID-19 measures was taken by the
students and the school authorities.
KEJRI RE-ELECTED
NATIONAL CONVENOR
New Delhi: Delhi Chief
Minister Arvind Kejriwal
was re-elected as the
national convenor of the
AAP for the third time
at the national executive
meeting of the party
on Sunday. P2
CJI’S ‘VIVEKANANDA
MESSAGE’ TO YOUTH
New Delhi: CJI NV Ra-
mana said religion should
be above rigidities and
that there is a greater need
now to pay heed to Swami
Vivekananda’s words about
dangers posed by sectarian
conflicts in society.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: As Uttara-
khand readies for polls
in Union Minister Dhar-
mendra Pradhan on
Sunday expressed confi-
dence that the BJP will
form a ‘double-engine’
government in the state
in the upcoming elec-
tions under the leader-
ship of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi.
Pradhan was address-
ing a press conference
where the sitting
U’khand Cong MLA Ra-
jkumar from Purola As-
sembly constituency
joined BJP in New Del-
hi. Pradhan said,
“Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi has a special
attachment with the
‘Dev Bhumi’. In the up-
coming elections, we
will form a double-en-
gine government in Ut-
tarakhand under the
leadershipof PMModi.”
The 70 member Uttara-
khand Assembly polls
are likely to take place
in early 2022. He further
said,“Ihavebeenassoci-
ated with the party’s po-
litical activities in Utta-
rakhand for a very long
time. From Dehradun to
the villages situated in
the hills, Rajkumar ji
whojoinedtheBJPfrom
the Congress today is
known for his sensitivi-
ty
, belligerence and lead-
ership qualities.”
Uttarakhand Chief
Minister Pushkar Singh
Dhami and state BJP
president Madan Kau-
shikwerealsopresentat
the press conference.
CongressMLARajku-
mar after joining the
BJP said, “I am im-
pressed by the work
done by PM Modi. He
took the country to the
global level. His work
including road con-
struction, the welfare of
SC/ST in Uttarakhand,
andthewayhemanaged
the COVID-19 pandemic
in the country is admi-
rable. BJP works for the
people.”
Rajkumar was earlier
a BJP MLA and had oc-
cupied the post of secre-
tary in the party’s state
unit.
The significance of
the joining can be
gauged from fact that
Uttarakhand chief min-
ister Pushkar Singh
Dhami and state unit
chief Madan Kaushik
both were present to
welcome the Congress
legislator in the party’s
fold.
“BJP is working to-
wards the upliftment of
thelowercasteandmak-
ing them independent,
while Congress has
made these people de-
pendent on subsidies
since Independence.” he
added.
— Inputs from Agencies
BJP will form ‘double-engine’ govt in Ut’khand in 2022: Pradhan
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan along with Uttarakhand
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami and BJP President Madan
Kaushik show the party joining slip of former Congress MLA
Rajkumar as they welcome him in BJP, in New Delhi on Sunday.
CENTRE CLEARS
APPOINTMENTS
TO NCLT , ITAT
New Delhi: The centre
on Saturday approved
the appointment of
judicial and techni-
cal members to the
National Company Law
Tribunal (NCLT) and the
Income Tax Appellate
Tribunal (ITAT) days
after the Supreme
Court pulled up the
Centre over vacancies
in tribunals across the
country. In an official
communication, the
Centre announced
the appointment of
eighteen members
to the NCLT - eight
judicial members and
ten technical members
— and thirteen new
appointments to ITAT
- six judicial members
and seven accountant
members. P5
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Bengal BJP chief Dilip Ghosh
said that CM Mamata Banerjee
knows that she may lose in the
Bhabanipur Assembly constitu-
ency just like Nandigram.
Kerala BJP General Secretary
George Kurian wrote to Home
Minister Amit Shah seeking
intervention to curb jihadi activi-
ties and protection to Bishop.
Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut
said that Shiv Sena will contest
the upcoming assembly elec-
tions in Uttar Pradesh and Goa
on 100 and 20 seats respectively.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Sun-
day attacked Centre over employ-
ment, saying the difference between
a week off and working day has
ended as “there are no jobs”.
GHOSH: DIDI
MAY LOSE
FROM
BHABANIPUR
KERALA BJP
WRITES TO
SHAH ON
BISHOP
SHIV SENA
GEARS UP TO
FIGHT UP,
GOA POLLS
RAHUL
ATTACKS
GOVT ON
JOB LOSSES
MODI-SHAH SURPRISE FACTOR CONTINUES
BHUPENDRA PATEL NEW
‘DADA’ OF GUJARAT
Patel will take oath as
CM at 2 PM today,
cabinet 2 days later. Amit
Shah to attend ceremony
Patel represents
Ahmedabad’s Ghatlodiya
constituency previously
represented by Anandiben Patel
1 2
WHO IS BHUPENDRA PATEL
Bhupendra Patel is a first-time
MLA from Gujarat’s Ghatlodiya
who won the 2017 assembly elec-
tion against the Congress’s Shashi-
kant Patel by more than 1 lakh votes,
the highest margin that year
Said to be a confidante of UP
Governor and former Gujarat
Chief Minister Anandiben Patel,
he belongs to the Patel or Patidar
community, which the BJP was
reportedly keen to appease ahead of
next year’s assembly elections
Patel, fondly known as
‘Dada’ in his constituency,
holds a diploma in civil engineering
and had declared more than `5 cr
in assets in 2017 election papers
Bhupendra Patel’s name was
a surprise announcement
by the party as he was not listed
among the main contenders after
Vijay Rupani’s exit
Bhupendra Patel has led
the Standing Committee of
Amdavad Municipal Corporation
(AMC) in the past
1
2
3
5
4
Haresh Jhala
Gandhinagar: A day
after the exit of Gujarat
Chief MinisterVijayRu-
pani and his cabinet,
Ghatlodiya MLA Bhu-
pendra Patel was picked
to be the next CM of the
state.Hewilltakeoathas
CM on Monday after-
noon.
The decision to pick
Patel was taken at the
BJP legislature party
meetinginGandhinagar
onSunday
.Hisnamewas
proposed by CM Vijay
Rupani, whose resigna-
tionfromthepostonSat-
urday surprised many
.
BJP’s central observ-
ers Narendra Singh
Tomar and Prahlad
Joshi and party general
secretary Tarun Chaug
werepresentatthelegis-
laturepartymeet.Tomar
also met state BJP chief
C R Patil on Sunday
morning.Mostof the112
MLAsof thepartyinthe
182-member Assembly
werepresentat meeting.
Bhupendra Patel ex-
pressed gratitude to-
wards PM Narendra
Modi,BJPnationalpres-
ident J P Nadda and Un-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah while adding that
the blessings of former
Gujarat CM and UP
Governor Anandiben
Patel have always been
with him. More on P3
WHY PATEL AS CM
Gandhinagar: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi is known in political
circles for surprising, shocking, and
proving others wrong. By picking the
Ghatlodiya MLA, former chairman
of Ahmedabad Urban Development
Authority (AUDA) and Ahmedabad
Municipal Corporation’s (AMC)
former standing committee chairman
- Bhupendra Patel - as the legislative
party leader and the next Chief
Minister, PM Modi has appeased
the Patidars, and cut to size Deputy
Chief Minister Nitin Patel’s influence
on the community. Both Bhupendra
Patel and Nitin Patel are from the
Kadva Patidar community. PM
Modi had already given two berths
to Leuva Patidars in the Central
Cabinet, and with a Kadva Patidar
as CM, Modi has reached out to the
entire Patidar community.
Amit Shah @AmitShah
Hearty congratulations
and best wishes to @
Bhupendrapbjp on being
elected the leader of the
legislature party. I believe
that under the guidance
of Narendra Modi ji the state’s continu-
ous development journey will get new
energy and momentum.
Jagat Prakash Nadda @JPNadda
Congratulations to
@Bhupendrapbjp on be-
ing elected as next Guja-
rat CM. I hope under the
leadership of Narendra
Modi ji you will give new
energy to the development of Gujarat
and the works of public welfare with
full devotion and dedication
Whoiseligibleforcovid-19
deathcert?ICMRclarifies
New Delhi: The govern-
ment has informed the
Supreme Court that the
Health Ministry and the
Indian Council of Medi-
cal Research (ICMR)
have come out with
guidelinesforissuingan
“official document” for
Covid-related deaths.
Only those COVID-19
cases will be considered,
saytheguidelines,which
have been diagnosed
through RT-PCR test,
molecular test, rapid-
antigen test or clinically
determined through in-
vestigationsatahospital
or in-patient facility by a
treatingphysician,while
admitted at hospital or
in-patient facility
.
Deaths occurring due
to poisoning, suicide,
homicide and accident,
amongothers,willnotbe
considered as COVID-19
deaths even if the infec-
tion is an accompanying
condition, the document
further elaborates.
Patients who have
“died either in hospital
settings or at home, and
where a Medical Certifi-
cateof Causeof Deathin
Form 4 and 4 A has been
issued to the registering
authority as required
under Section 10 of the
Registration of Birth
and Death (RBD) Act,
1969, will be treated as a
COVID-19 death,” the
guidelines read.
CORONA
CATASTROPHE
NEW DELHI
INDIA
28,591
new cases
338
new fatalities
51
new cases
00
new fatalities
‘Dead’ Al Qaeda leader
surfaces on 9/11 anniv
ECB writes to ICC on
cancelled fifth Test
New Delhi: Twenty
years after the ghastly
terror attack on the US,
Al Qaeda leader Ayman
al-Zawahiri, rumoured
dead, has surfaced in a
video released on the
9/11 anniversary
.
US-based SITE Intel-
ligence Group, which
tracks the online activ-
ity of jihadist groups,
reported that Zawahiri
spoke on a number of
issues.
Rita Katz, SITE’s Di-
rector tweeted, “Amid
rumours of his death,
Al-Qaeda leader Ayman
al-Zawahiri shown in a
new 60-minute video,
this time offering some
evidence that he is not
dead--particularly, ref-
erence to events after
December when ru-
mours of death sur-
faced.”
In the video, Zawahi-
ri talked about a raid on
a Russian military base
by the Al-Qaeda-aligned
Hurras al-Deen in Syr-
ia, which it claimed on
January 1.
London: The England
and Wales Cricket
Board (ECB) has offi-
cially written to the In-
ternational Cricket
Council (ICC) to decide
the fate of the cancelled
fifth Test against India
at Old Trafford, indicat-
ing the two boards are
far from reaching a set-
tlement.
The series-deciding
Test in Manchester was
called off after a COV-
ID-19 outbreak in the
Indian camp forced its
senior players to ex-
press their apprehen-
sions to both the BCCI
and ECB on going ahead
with the match.
“Yes we have written
to the ICC,” an ECB
spokesperson told PTI
whenaskedif theywant
the global body to de-
cide on the fifth Test.
The ECB wants the
ICC’s Dispute Resolu-
tion Committee to ad-
dress the issue and ex-
pect that a forfeiture
would be granted so
that it can claim insur-
ance as it is set to lose 40
million pounds if the
match is declared aban-
doned due to COVID.
Gujarat CM-elect Bhupendra Patel meets
Governor Acharya Devvrat at Raj Bhavan
in Gandhinagar on Sunday evening.
Ayman al-Zawahiri
CORONA VAX DRIVE
COVERS 74 CRORE
New Delhi: More than 74
crore vaccine doses have
been administered in the
country so far under covid
vaccination drive. Over 1
cr 13 lakh vaccine doses
were administered to the
eligible beneficiaries in the
country during the last 24
hours. Recovery rate cur-
rently stands at 97.48%.

CAPITOL
NEW DELHI | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
02
CM Kejriwal re-elected AAP Nat’l
Convenor for 3rd consecutive term
‘In Guj, AAP’s growing
influence compelled
BJP to change CM’
AAP to contest all 403 assembly seats in UP, it would be a mistake to consider party a minnow, says senior leader Sanjay Singh
Lucknow: Asserting
that Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP) would contest all
403 assembly seats in
Uttar Pradesh, senior
leader Sanjay Singh has
said it would be a mis-
take to consider AAP a
minnow as it had
emerged “stronger”
than the Congress in
the recent panchayat
polls.
The Arvind Kejriwal-
led AAP made it clear
that it is not in talks
with any other party for
an alliance in the UP as-
sembly election due
early next year.
“Our party is strong-
er than the Congress in
the state. While the
Congress won 40 seats
in panchayat polls, we
scored a victory in
83panchayats. AAP got
over 40 lakh votes in
these polls, where 1600
party candidates con-
tested,” Singh, who
is AAP’s UP in-
charge, told PTI in an
interview.
“We are preparing to
contest on all 403 seats
alone. We are presently
not in talks for an alli-
ance with any other
party. Our focus is to
strengthen our base in
the state and in the past
one and a half months,
we have made over one
crore members,” Singh
said. “The party has
made Vidhan Sabha
incharges in 100-150
seats and our lead-
ers are meeting
those who want to
contest,” said
49-year-old Singh
who hails from
Sultanpur in
U t t a r
Pradesh.
Singh, who is a Rajya
Sabha MP, said the
main issue to be raised
by the AAP in the as-
sembly elections “will
be BJP’s nationalism
versus AAP’s national-
ism”. “BJP’s national-
ism is fake. Its national-
ism is full of hatred and
communalism. At the
same time, the national-
ism of the AAP is pro-
viding good
education,
g o o d
health..,”
he said.
—PTI
New Delhi: The
growing influence of
the Aam Aadmi Par-
ty (AAP) in Gujarat
has compelled the
Bharatiya Janata
Party(BJP)tochange
the chief minister in
the state, said AAP
spokesperson Ra-
ghav Chadha on Sun-
day
.
Speaking to ANI,
Chadha said, “When-
ever Aam Admi Par-
ty enters a state, tur-
bulence in the politi-
cal spectrum is ob-
served. So far there
has been a conveni-
ent musical chair be-
tween Congress and
the BJP in states. Af-
ter the emergence of
AAP, people got to
know about the pow-
er of the Opposition.
The inefficient Con-
gress gradually went
on the backfoot after
the AAP started play-
ing the role of Oppo-
sition from the
front.” “There was
no one who chal-
lenged the non-per-
forming chief minis-
ter or the govern-
ment in the state.
Congress does not
have that ability as it
is a compromised Op-
position. It is AAP
that has challenged
the BJP. It came un-
der pressure. AAP
made BJP under-
stand: either perform
or perish. Be it Utta-
rakhand or Gujarat
where the AAP has
entered BJP had to
change the chief
ministers...The influ-
ence of AAP is grow-
ing in Gujarat. AAP
is the big reason BJP
needs to change the
chief minister in Gu-
jarat,” he said. —ANI
New Delhi: Delhi
Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal was
re-elected as the na-
tional convenor of the
AAP for the third time
at the national execu-
tive meeting of the
party on Sunday. Par-
ty leaders Pankaj Gup-
ta and N D Gupta were
elected as secretary
and treasurer, respec-
tively, it said.
The office bearers
have been elected for a
tenure of five years.
The national execu-
tive of the Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP) had
elected a new
34-member execu-
tive body, which
included Kejri-
wal, on Satur-
day
.
In its first meeting
held on Sunday virtu-
ally, the newly elected
national executive of
the party proposed to
appoint a national
convenor, national
secretary and national
treasurer, the state-
ment said.
“All the executive
members unanimous-
ly agreed to elect sen-
ior party leader
Arvind Kejriwal as
the national convenor.
The national execu-
tive members unani-
mously elected senior
leader Pankaj Gupta
as national secretary
and N D Gupta as na-
tional treasurer,” the
statement added.
CM KEJRIWAL INAUGURATES NEWLY RE-DEVELOPED AREA OF CHANDNI CHOWK
New Delhi: Delhi Chief
Minister Arvind Kejri-
wal on Sunday inaugu-
rated the newly re-de-
veloped Chandni
Chowk area, which, he
said, was aimed at at-
tracting more visitors.
In his address, the
Chief Minister said,
“Delhi is identified
with Chandni Chowk in
the whole world. Initial-
ly, its image was of bro-
ken roads, traffic jams
and electric wires, but,
the Delhi government
worked for three years
for its re-development
and beautification,
which have been com-
pleted today.” “People
from all over Delhi are
coming to see how beau-
tiful this place has be-
come. About 1.4 km
stretch of road from
Red Fort to Fatehpuri
Masjid has been beauti-
fied. Traffic in the area
has also been fixed,” the
CM said. —ANI
New Delhi: To offer an
enhanced travel experi-
ence to the railway pas-
sengers, IRCTC is all
set to open a New
World-Class Executive
Lounge at the New Del-
hi Railway Station.
This new lounge has
been set up on first
floor of platform num-
ber 1 of New Delhi Rail-
way Station and would
be started soon. An
IRCTC official said,
“The new state of the
art executive lounge
aims to provide all ser-
vices and facilities re-
quired for comfortable
wait for the passengers
during pre-departures
and post arrivals. The
lounge has been de-
signed on the looks of
airport lounges with
much more space and
serene environment.”
To access this newly
commissioned execu-
tive lounge, passengers
would have to pay an
entry charges of Rs. 150
plus taxes for first hour
and Rs. 99 for each ex-
tra hour. The lounge
will be operational 24x7
and the entry charges
will include a host of
services, such as seat-
ing facilities and Wi-Fi
internet facility
. —ANI
New lounge at New Delhi rly station set to open soon
FOR EXECUTIVE CLASS

This new
lounge has
been set up on
first floor of
platform
number 1 of
New Delhi
Railway Station
and would be
started soon
Executive Lounge at the New Delhi Railway Station.
FACILITIES
UNANIMOUSLY ELECTED: Kejriwal Convener,
Pankaj Gupta Secretary, ND Gupta Treasurer
Rahul attends NSUI national
executive meeting in Delhi
New Delhi: A two-day
national executive
“Sankalp” of the Na-
tional Students’ Union
of India began at NSUI
national headquarters
in the national capital
on Saturday
.
The first day was set
aside to discuss as well
as manifest the works
done by NSUI in the
past few months amidst
the global pandemic.
The National Executive
began with the hoisting
of the flag followed by
the national anthem.
The day went all well
under the kind pres-
ence of respectable dig-
nitaries and NSUI mem-
bers. The achievements
of NSUI in the past few
months were highlight-
ed at the gathering.
Lok Sabha MP and
former Congress presi-
dent Rahul Gandhi ad-
dressed the meet and
praised all the NSUI
members for their great
job during the COV-
ID-19 period. Rajya Sab-
ha MP, KC Venugopal
said, “I myself have
been a part of the NSUI
family
. And I used to sit
at the same place where
the members are..add-
ing glory to the deeds,
we can change the govt
for good.” —ANI
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi being felicitated by NSUI
members in New Delhi on Saturday. —ANI
Delhi reports 22 new COVID cases
in last 24 hours; no death reported
New Delhi: Delhi re-
ported 22 new COVID
cases and 44 recoveries
in the last 24 hours, ac-
cording to the health
bulletin of the union
territory
.
Thenewcasespushed
the total number of
COVID cases in the na-
tional capital to
14,38,233. Meanwhile,
the total recoveries
have gone up to
14,12,760. Currently, the
number of active COV-
ID cases in Delhi is 390.
The national capital re-
corded no death due to
the disease for the fifth
consecutive day. The
COVID death toll in
Delhi stands at 25,083
marking the case fatal-
ity rate at 1.74 per cent.
With the 61,968 COV-
ID tests conducted in
the last 24 hours, the
positivity rate in Delhi
stands at 0.04 per cent.
The total number of
COVID tests conducted
so far is 2,64,89,794.
Presently, there are
94 containment zones in
Delhi.
Asmanyas1,49,94,399
COVID vaccine doses
have been administered
so far. Out of this,
1,06,16,609 beneficiaries
received the single dose
of the COVID vaccine
while 43,77,790 people
have received both
shots. —ANI
CM Arvind Kejriwal speaks during the inauguration of the newly
developed Chandni Chowk stretch, in New Delhi on Sunday.
Health Minister Satyendra Jain also seen. — PHOTO BY ANI
CHACHA NEHRU HOSPITAL SEES
SPURT IN VIRAL FEVER CASES
Chacha Nehru Hospital
in Geeta Colony wit-
nesses a rise of child
patients suffering from
viral fever. “Number of
viral fever patients has
increased. They don’t
have major illnesses like
dengue. The fever set-
tles in 3-4 days, but the
condition of some chil-
dren is serious, needing
ICU admission,” tweeted
Dr Mamta Jajoo, Head
of Office, Chacha Nehru
Hospital on Sunday.
Nigerian national among
2 drug peddlers arrested
New Delhi: Delhi Po-
lice Special Cell arrest-
ed two persons belong-
ing to an international
narcotic drugs syndi-
cate, including a Nige-
rian national, and re-
covered over 16.65 kg
narcotic drugs worth
over Rs 30 crore.
The accused have
been identified as Babu
Lal (Bablu) and Chig-
ozie Foster Okafor (Da-
vid). Acting on informa-
tion, a team of Delhi
Police Special Cell laid
a trap near the crema-
tion ground of Mangol-
puri and arrested Babu
Lal with the heroin and
based upon his infor-
mation, police arrested
a Nigerian national
from a rented apart-
ment in Ram Nagar,
Delhi and seized over
16.65 kg narcotic drugs
along with a car and a
scooty from their pos-
session.
The duo revealed that
they are members of an
international narcotic
drug syndicate. Nigeri-
an national was identi-
fied as the main suppli-
er of heroin. —ANI
Delhi police arrested 4 accused, including 2 Nigerian nationals in the
drug cartel cases, in New Delhi on Wednesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
CRUCIAL READ
MAN DROWNS IN NARELA DRAIN
New Delhi: A man drowned after he fell and got
stuck inside a water-logged drain in north Delhi’s
Narela area on Saturday. The man, whose identity is
yet to be ascertained, was walking along a drain in C
Block of Narela Industrial Area. There was water-
logging around the drain following heavy rain in
the capital since early morning. Suddenly, the man
slipped and fell into the drain. He got trapped under
the concrete slab inside the drain.
New Delhi: One person died due to electrocu-
tion in the Bhati mines area of Delhi. The victim
has been identified as Mahender(35) who used
to work as a labourer. During the course of the
enquiry, it has been revealed that the victim got
an electric shock at an electricity pole near his
house and was taken to the AIIMS hospital in
Delhi, where he was declared brought dead, said
the Delhi Police.
LABOURER ELECTROCUTED
I myself have
been a part of
the NSUI
family. And I
used to sit at the same
place where the mem-
bers are on Saturday
adding glory to the
deeds, we can change
the govt for good.
—KC Venugopal, RS MP
Raghav Chadha

NEWS
03
Haresh Jhala
Gandhinagar: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi is known in politi-
cal circles for surpris-
ing, shocking, and prov-
ing others wrong.
By picking the Ghat-
lodia MLA, former
chairman of
Ahmedabad Urban De-
velopment Authority
(AUDA) and
Ahmedabad Municipal
Corporation’s (AMC)
former standing com-
mittee chairman - Bhu-
pendra Patel - as the
legislative party leader
and the next Chief Min-
ister, PM Modi has ap-
peased the Patidars,
and cut to size Deputy
Chief Minister Nitin
Patel’s influence on the
community
.
Both Bhupendra Pa-
tel and Nitin Patel are
from the Kadva Patidar
community. PM Modi
had already given two
berths to Leuva
Patidars in the Central
Cabinet, and with a
Kadva Patidar as CM,
Modi has reached out to
the entire Patidar com-
munity
.
Sources from the par-
ty say Bhupendra Patel
belongs to the former
Chief Minister and Ut-
tar Pradesh Governor
Anandiben Patel’s
group. By selecting
Bhupendra Patel, Modi
has rectified political
mistakes committed in
the state since 2016. The
party had to pay heavily
as factionalism within
had reached new
heights.
Patel is also associat-
ed with the real estate
sector and other reli-
gious groups. Coupled
with an urban presence
and his connection
through community
networks, he is expect-
ed to appeal to urban
and rural voters.
He has had a long ad-
ministrative experi-
ence, which can help
him run the state gov-
ernment. However, it is
not going to be a cake-
walk for him. The first
challenge will be select-
ing a team that can de-
liver in a short span,
control officers, and
make them answerable
and accountable to
elected representatives.
BJP KILLS TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE
BY ELECTING BHUPENDRA PATEL...
Patel’s first challenge is to create
a team that can deliver results in
a short span
First India Bureau
Gandhinagar: Gujarat’s Deputy Chief Minister, Nitin
Patel’s dream of promotion to the chief minister’s
post was shattered on Sunday evening when the
party selected first-time MLA Bhupendra Patel as
Vijay Rupani’s successor. Speculation is rife that
Patel may not even find a berth in the new cabinet.
According to some political analysts, Nitin Patel is
solely responsible for his political career reaching a
dead end. Earlier on Sunday, he told media persons
that the party high command should elect a popular
leader in the state, who can carry all communi-
ties together, has experience in administration, as
well as running various state departments. Patel,
through his statement, was trying to cement his
position as the state’s new CM; however, the party
high command had other plans. Patel’s strength
and experience worked against his ambitions, and
the party decided to drop him from the running
altogether.
Secondly, he was alleged to be the mastermind
behind the Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS)
movement of 2015, which led to Chief Minister
Anandiben Patel’s resignation. In 2017, when he
was denied the chief minister’s post, he openly re-
volted against the party decision. His strained rela-
tions with Chief Minister Vijay Rupani had severely
damaged the party’s interests. Now when the state
government was blamed for poor performance,
Patel could not escape from the criticism of being
the second in command in the government.
Speculation is rife that the
deputy chief minister may not even
find a berth in the new cabinet
NITIN PATEL’S CM DREAMS
LAY IN RUINS
Party workers attend the meeting held at ‘Shri Kamalam’
Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel
(L to R) BJP National General Secy Bhupender Yadav, BJP Gujarat President
CR Patil, CM Bhupendra Patel, outgoing CM Vijay Rupani and Union Minister of
Agriculture Farmers’ Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar
Rupani was ordered to resign on Saturday before 2 pm
First India Bureau
Gandhinagar: Major
drama unfolded be-
hind closed doors,
hours before Vijay Ru-
pani tendered his res-
ignation to the Gover-
nor of Gujarat, Acha-
rya Devvrat, albeit
speculation was rife
for over a year that the
national leadership
would replace him. Ac-
cording to sources, Ru-
pani received a call
from Delhi on Friday
night and was in-
structed to resign on
Saturday before 2 pm.
The party’s national
leadership denied Ru-
pani’s request for
more time and he was
told in no uncertain
terms that “he would
not get an extra min-
ute” after 2 pm on Sat-
urday
.
Rupani had no
choice but to abide by
the party’s orders, and
he submitted his resig-
nation to the governor
before the deadline.
According to sourc-
es, Rupani was not
called to Delhi to clar-
ify his position since
the BJP national lead-
ership was unhappy
with his functioning.
Some state leaders
who were together on
Saturday at Sardard-
ham were not even
aware of the develop-
ments regarding Ru-
pani’s future. One
leader told this re-
porter that he had just
reached home when
he received a call to
reach Raj Bhavan,
which took him by
surprise.
Rupani with Governor Devvrat at Raj Bhavan —HANIF SINDHI
MAIDEN ADDRESS
Arif Mansoori
Aishwary Pradhan
Jhalawar: Targeting
Raj PCC chief Govind
Singh Dotasra, who is
constantlyattackingRSS
andBJP
,UnionJalShak-
ti Minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat on
Sunday said that the
Congress leader is fight-
ingtosavehisbothposts,
PCCchief andeducation
minister.
“Now the question in
the mind of the common
man is whether Dotasra
will be able to save the
PCC chair or the post of
minister,” he said.
Shekhawat said that
Raj is lagging behind in
the Jal Jeevan Mission
scheme. “In 78 districts
and 1.10 lakh villages of
the country, 100 percent
households have got tap
connections, but unfor-
tunately some states in-
cluding Rajasthan are
not able to pick up the
pace.” he said. Shekha-
watvisitedtheRamkund
BalajiMaharajtemplein
Kanwadi. He also visited
RSS leader Prakash
Chandra and discussed
organisational issues.
Those who un-
derstand tra-
ditions of BJP
will not question this
subject (CM face). It is
responsibility of the
Parliamentary Board
to decide and that de-
cision will ultimately
be valid for all. Let us
all work together to
fulfill the obligations.
— GS Shekhawat, Union Jal
Shakti Minister
GS Shekhawat targets Rajasthan
PCC Chief Govind Singh Dotasra
GS Shekhawat prayed at Ramkund Balaji Maharaj temple where
Vasudev Devnani and other leaders were also present.
Former AMU student leaders applaud Bhagwat’s statements
Janardan Misra
Aligarh: Former stu-
dent union leaders of
Aligarh Muslim Univer-
sity (AMU), Nadeem
Ansari and Shazia Fa-
rooqi, have hailed the
recent statements of
Rashtriya Swayam Se-
vak Sangh (RSS) chief
Mohan Bhagwat on
Muslimsandhaveasked
for government help in
establishing madrasas,
schools and colleges for
Muslim students.
Before the proposed
visit of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi to Ali-
garh on September 14,
Ansari has written a let-
ter to the RSS chief for
this. Earlier he had
written to PM Modi
with the same demands.
Shazia Farooqi while
applauding the RSS
chief’s statements said
that development of any
country can be only as-
sured if citizens have
unity among them and
trust in their govern-
ment.
Ansari pointed out
that Bhagwat said that
all Indians carry the
same DNA and have the
same ancestors. He said
that the minority com-
munity was lacking in
education and the gov-
ernment should build
schools, madrassas and
colleges for them.
Ansari said that the
statement of RSS chief
should be appreciated
as it will lead to social
harmony and brother-
hood. He said that the
RSS chief has talked of
unity at a time when
atrocities on minorities
are frequent.
Social harmony can
lead to development
while enmity will pave
way for destruction, he
said.
Shazia said, “I am an
educationist and run-
ning a chain of schools
in the state. I strongly
believe that providing
education to Muslim
community can pave
way for development of
the whole country,” she
said.
She added that the
government should not
neglect any community
as brotherhood and
‘Ganga-Jamuni tah-
zeeb’ has only enriched
Indian culture.
COURTESY VISIT
Polling officials checking the electronic voting machines ahead of polling on Wednesday.
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
First India Bureau
Lucknow: AICC gener-
al secretary and UP in-
charge Priyanka Gan-
dhi has been making
hectic efforts to prepare
the party for the 2022
electoral battle in the
state. During a two-day
visit to Lucknow she
heldaseriesof meetings
with UP Congress lead-
ers to chalk out an ac-
tion plan for the polls.
Shefinaliseda12,000-km
cycle yatra in UP and
also called for finalising
the list of candidates at
the earliest. The UPCC
has authorised Priyan-
ka Gandhi to give the fi-
nal nod to the list.
With the UPCC large-
ly banking on Priyanka
Gandhi, she has a diffi-
cult electoral task cut
out for herself. In view
of the“dilapidated”con-
dition of the party or-
ganisation, as a senior
Congress leader put it,
the onus of galvanising
the party before the 2022
election is solely on
Priyanka.
Priyanka in Uttar Pradesh
CHALLENGES GALORE
Nitin Patel
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi reached Tiloi
(Amethi) to meet victim family. Three children died due to wall
collapse in Dodarpur village.

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under the PRB Act
ndia, perhaps, now occupies
the driving seat for the rest of
the world in the ongoing po-
liticalturmoilinAfghanistan.
Both Russia and America
now realize how they were
“fooled” by the Pakistani
army and it’s “hybrid” civil-
ian government led by Imran
Khan.
The Chinese leadership
also now realizes that as the
“patron” of the Taliban-ISI
government, it has to cough
up its resources to feed the
two starving nations, Paki-
stan and Afghanistan.
Earlier, Russia had allowed
Pakistan to use its facilities in
Kazakhstan to bomb the re-
sistance forces entrenched in
the Panjshir Valley
. The Chi-
nese spy satellites helped Pa-
kistanibombersanddronesto
hit the targets with precision.
The Panjshir occupation
also wrote the final epitaph
of the world’s only Super-
power under President Joe
Biden. He, however, asks his
CIA chief Burns to visit New
Delhi to explore the possibil-
ity of redeeming his coun-
try’s prestige as well as re-
gaining his personal image.
He expects that with Indi-
an support, America should
explore a face-saving alibi to
camouflage his “cowardice
act” of abandoning the brave
people of Afghanistan. Biden
had claimed that the Afghan
forces had failed to resist the
Taliban. However, the world
is now fully aware of the fact
that Americans had connived
with the Pakistani Generals
to allow a walkover to the
Taliban forces to occupy Ka-
bul. Also, the Afghan com-
manders too were told not to
resist the invading forces.
Every day
, the new exposures
reveal the American narra-
tive being reeled oute by the
American media. It has fur-
thered suffered, when the
world witnessed the Afghan
women boldly facing the
Talibani goons having the
support of the Pakistani
army and it’s intelligence
outfit, ISI, pointing out auto-
matic rifles on their breast.
The agitators were also
raising anti-Pakistan slogans
protesting the Pakistani
bombing of the Panjshir Val-
ley. The world witnessed the
exemplary courage of facing
the ‘brutal force’, there were
now few takers of Biden’s
“lies”.The gunmen much to
the discomfiture of their
mentors in Islamabad could
not dare to open fire on the
unarmed women. Their
trainers had wished that
they should kill the women
and violate them as they had
done to the women of East
Pakistan, now Bangladesh.
In spite of the instructions
of the Haqqani network, the
Paki proxy which functions
directly under the GHQ in
Rawalpindi, to crush the pro-
testors also raising anti- Pa-
kistan slogans, the Taliban
soldiers did not open fire on
the unarmed women.In a bid
to inculcate fear and awe of
the barbaric force the Haqqa-
ni network was keen to repli-
cate what China had done at
the Tiananmen Square mas-
sacre in April 1989.
Meanwhile, China too has
a belated realization that the
new Afghan Government is
just an extension of the ISI.
It appears that Russia has
ultimately realized that it’s
advice to India was a blunder
that not to “assist” the Resist-
ance Forces”, though she had
an airbase with ready to fly
jet fighters in Kazakhstan.
The situation in Afghani-
stan continues to be fluid.It
will also be difficult for the
Chinese president, Xi Jin-
ping, to repeat the experi-
ment of Myanmar, where the
Chinese had successfully in-
fluenced the Myanmar army
chief, Min Aung Hlaing, to
put the democratic leader,
Aung Saan Suu Kyi, and oth-
ers behind the bar and im-
pose martial law. In its bid to
establish the road-link to My-
anmar’s ports, it wanted a
subservient government in
the country, which could be
achieved. Maybe,it was diffi-
cult to force a democratically
elected government to yield
to it’s never ending demands.
For this, she had to be pre-
vented from retaining power,
though she had signed a num-
ber of trade agreements with
China. Xi Jinping was keen to
have a docile regime. There-
fore, the military regime to be
installed for extracting maxi-
mum profits from the coun-
try. A similar strategy is be-
ing worked out by China of-
fering its surplus dollars to
Iran, Russia, and Pakistan.
With the disenchantment of
Russia, there are few chances
that the new alignment would
finally succeed in subjugat-
ing the people of the region.
The recent unfolding of
the events in Afghanistan,
except France, has also re-
vealed that NATO is just a
‘paper tiger’, and the Anglo-
American posture for democ-
racy is just rhetoric without
substance.
Meanwhile,the apologists
for the western powers, and
the US-based journalists, es-
pecially like Fareed Zakaria,
offer a weak defense for the
US President, Joe Biden, and
Pentagon that under tremen-
dous political pressure the
American-led NATO forces
had to abandon Afghanistan
leaving military hardware
worth billions of USD, but
they do not justify that how
could they surrender the
freedom-loving people of the
country to the “atrocious re-
pressive” regime of the Tali-
ban having logistic, political
and military support of the
totalitarian regimes of Paki-
stan and China.
The great game, which had
begun two decades ago in Af-
ghanistan, is now ready to hit
India. With the retreat of the
US-led NATO forces from the
region and succumbing of
Russia before the China-Pak
nexus, India is the only coun-
try fighting for human rights
and democracy, while the oc-
togenarian US President, Joe
Biden finally concedes the
retreat, if not the defeat, be-
fore the Dragon.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
Ravi Shankar Prasad
@rsprasad
Aadhaar Enabled Payment System
(AePS) of IPPB has brought banks
to the doorsteps of the people. The
number of transactions is consistently
rising through AePS. AePS processed
23383.2 lakh transactions with a total
value of `118484.8 crore in FY 2019-20.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
The admiration, encouragement
and warmth during PM Shri @
narendramodi ji’s interaction with our
para champions was a treat to watch.
The life journeys, experiences, and
medal haul of our para-athletes has
made the nation proud and changed
the way people perceive disabilities.
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Speak only endearing
speech, speech that is
welcomed. Speech, when it
brings no evil to others, is
a pleasant thing.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
AFTER RAP FROM
SUPREME COURT,
GOVT FILLS NCLT,
ITAT VACANCIES
he Supreme Court’s
rap has its effect.
Within a week of the
Apex Court express-
ing its strong dis-
pleasure at the delay in filling
vacancies in tribunals, the Cen-
tral government cleared 31
names for appointment to Na-
tional Company Law Tribunal
(NCLT) and Income-Tax Appel-
late Tribunal (ITAT). The NCLT
deals with company law and in-
solvency cases. The Supreme
Court had taken umbrage at the
Centre for not appointing mem-
bers to these tribunals.
Slamming the government, a
three-judge Bench headed by the
CJI NV Ramana and comprising
Justice L. Nageswara Rao and
Justice DY Chandrachud said on
September 6, “You are testing
the patience of the Court; no re-
spect for our judgments.” The
Bench was also upset with the
enactment of Tribunals Re-
forms Bill which went against
two earlier orders of the court.
The NCLT is a quasi judicial
body which deals with corporate
disputes. The ITAT is where
thousands of income-tax payees
go to seek redress of their griev-
ances, both equally important
for their respective roles.
TOP TWEETS
T
o some, Swami
Vivekananda’s
teachings mean
only nationalism.
That is how his
name has been used in recent
years to build up a frenzy
about nationalism. There’s
nothing wrong in being a na-
tionalist but there’s more to
the revered Swami’s speech-
es and writings than nation-
alism. He also spoke of secu-
larism with equal passion.
And it is the Chief Justice of
India NV Ramana who, on
the 128th anniversary of
Swami Vivekananda’s his-
toric speech at the World Par-
liament of Religions in Chi-
cago, reminded Indians that
Swamiji “propagated the
idea of tolerance and univer-
sal acceptance” way back in
1893. “He analyzed the dan-
gers posed by the meaning-
less and sectarian conflicts
in society to the nations to
the nations and civiliza-
tions,” the CJI said.
In a subtle hint to those
promoting intolerance in the
name of religion CJI Rama-
na said, “Long before the
painful churning took place
in the subcontinent during
the freedom struggle result-
ing in framing of an egalitar-
ian Constitution of India, he
advocated Secularism as if
he foresaw events to unfold.
He firmly believed that the
true essence of religion was
the common good, and toler-
ance. Religion should be
above superstitions and ri-
gidities. To fulfil the dream
of making a resurgent India
through the principles of
common good and tolerance,
we should instill the ideals of
Swamiji in today’s youth.”
Today’s tragedy is that the
youth is being brainwashed
into believing that nation-
building is possible only
through intolerance and big-
otry
. Political leaders spread
their narrow interpretations
of Swami Vivekananda’s
speech. Make the great Swa-
mi’s uncensored speeches
part of the curriculum for
their social relevance.
MAKING VIVEKANANDA
RELEVANT TODAY
Today’s tragedy is that the
youth is being brain-
washed into believing that
nation-building is pos-
sible only through in-
tolerance and bigotry
T
PAKISTAN BEFOOLS
THE WORLD POWERS
I
Russia had allowed
Pakistan to use its facilities
in Kazakhstan to bomb the
resistance forces entrenched
in the Panjshir Valley. The
Chinese spy satellites helped
Pakistani bombers and
drones to hit the targets
with precision
The recent unfolding of
the events in Afghanistan,
except France, has also
revealed that NATO is
just a ‘paper tiger’,
and the Anglo-
American posture for
democracy is just
rhetoric without
substance
Russia and America realize blunders in their Afghanistan policy
GOPAL MISRA
The writer is accredited as a Journalist
of Long and distinguished service with the
Press Information Bureau of the Information
and Broadcasting Ministry

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INDIA
05
SALINE GARGLE RT-PCR TEST TECH
TRANSFERRED TO MSME MINISTRY
NEERInstitutehastransferredtheknow-howoftheindigenously-developedsalinegargleRT-PCRtechnique
New Delhi: The Nag-
pur-based National En-
vironmental Engineer-
ing Research Institute
(NEERI) has trans-
ferred the know-how
of indigenously devel-
oped Saline Gargle RT-
PCR technique to the
Ministry of Micro,
Small Medium En-
terprises for commer-
cialising it, a statement
said on Sunday
.
The Saline Gargle
RT-PCR technology is
simple, fast, cost-effec-
tive, patient-friendly,
and comfortable. It also
provides instant test
results and is well-suit-
ed for rural and tribal
areas, given minimal
infrastructure require-
ments, it said. NEERI
is an institute under
the Council for Scien-
tific and Industrial Re-
search. “The know-
how has been trans-
ferred. This would en-
able the innovation to
be commercialised and
licensed to all capable
parties, including pri-
vate, government, and
various rural develop-
ment schemes and de-
partments,” added.
What’s stretching the nerves of young IAS officers?
KARNAL SDM SINHA SENT ON LEAVE, JUDICIAL ENQUIRY ON...
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: The SMs
are full of stories of
how three incidents,
involving three young
IAS officers, dragged
three State govern-
ments, civil adminis-
trations, and civil serv-
ants in general, into
disrepute and weak-
ened their relationship
with the people.
All three incidents
spanned between
April-August 2021 dur-
ing Covid-19 second
wave and Farmers’ agi-
tation and all three IAS
officers were young
(2012, 2013 2017 batch
IAS). On all three occa-
sions, the IAS Associa-
tion was constrained to
come out with its ver-
sion of condemnation.
In the latest case of
acute embarrassment,
the Haryana adminis-
tration has been com-
pelled to send Karnal
SDM Ayush Sinha, a
2017 batch IAS, on leave
till the judicial inquiry
submits its report on
the August 28 Karnal
incident in a month’s
time. In a mass-circu-
lated recording of the
incident, the officer is
allegedly heard telling
policemen to “break
their heads” if the pro-
testingfarmerscrossed
the line. Farmers’ lead-
ers claimed that the
order led to injuring 10
and killing one in the
lathi charge.
As the viral video
brought shame to the
entire IAS community,
Karnal DM Nishant
Kumar Yadav person-
ally apologised to mini-
mise the outrage over
the incident.
Earlier, on May 23
this year when the
country was in the
midst of the second
wave of Covid, Sura-
jpur District Collector
Ranbir Sharma, a 2012
batch Chhattisgarh
cadre IAS officer,
slapped a man,
smashed his phone,
and asked policemen to
beat him. Sharma had
to apologise immedi-
ately after the video
went viral and trig-
gered a mass outrage,
leading to the IAS (Cen-
tral) Association
strongly condemning
the Collector’s deed,
saying it was totally
against the basic tenets
of the service civility
.
A similar case hap-
pened in West Tripura,
where a marriage cer-
emony at a banquet
hall was disrupted and
vandalised by District
Magistrate Dr Shailesh
Kumar Yadav, a 2013
batch IAS officer. He
drew the ire of people
from across the nation
after a video of him
thrashing a groom and
guests for flouting the
night curfew went viral
on April 26 this year.
Ayush Sinha Ranbir Sharma Dr Shailesh Kumar Yadav
BJPSOLDEVERYTHINGTHATCONGRESS
BUILT IN 70 YEARS: RAHUL
New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi on Sunday attacked the
BJP-led Centre, saying they “sold” everything in
7yr that the Congress-
led govt set up in 70
years. Addressing the
national executive of
the Congress-affiliated
NSUI, he said PM
Manmohan Singh was
dubbed a weak PM at the time of the Mumbai ter-
ror attacks but the media did not question Modi
at the time of Pulwama attacks.
GOVT ELECT 31 MEMBERS AT NCLT, ITAT
New Delhi: The govt has appointed 31 people as
judicial, technical and accountant members at the
NCLT and the ITAT, amid the SC flagging concerns
about vacancies at various tribunals. The National
Company Law Tribunal deals with matters mainly
related to companies law and insolvency law while
Income Tax Appellate Tribunal deals with income
tax matters. The appointments also come at a time
when the SC concerns, saying the Centre was emas-
culating tribunals by not appointing officials to the
quasi-judicial bodies that are facing staff crunch.
CRUCIAL READ
ZYDUS CADILA TO SEEK APPROVAL FOR 2 DOSE REGIMEN OF
ITS APPROVED 3 DOSE COVID-19 VAX IN INDIA
New Delhi: Considering the burden on
healthcare and the expense of buying
three doses, Zydus Cadila is planning
to seek approval for the two-dose regi-
men of its needle-free COVID-19 vac-
cine. The trials for the 2 dose regimen
are underway. The company is now
evaluating a 2 dose regime with 3mg
in each dose. The vaccine is likely to
be available by early October, sources
told ANI on Sunday.
UNVACCINATED MAY BE 10 TIMES MORE
LIKELY TO DIE FROM COVID: STUDY
VACCINATION TO
BOOST
ECONOMY: FM
Washington: A study showed that people who are
not vaccinated against the novel coronavirus are 10
times more likely to die from the infection compared
to those who have taken the shots. The findings
showed that the currently available Covid jabs provide
strong protection for most people against hospitalisa-
tion and death, even during the delta surge. However,
higher hospitalisation and death rates are observed in
older age groups, regardless of vax status.
Srinagar: Jammu and
Kashmir Peoples Demo-
cratic Party chief Me-
hbooba Mufti and Na-
tional Conference lead-
er Omar Abdullah on
Sunday expressed their
sadness over the death
of a cop who was shot in
a terrorist attack in Sri-
nagar’s Khanyar.
In a tweet, Mufti
said, “Saddened to hear
about the death of Jam-
mu and Kashmir Police
Sub Inspector Arshid
Ahmed killed by mili-
tants at Khanyar today.
May his soul rest in
peace and condolences
to his family.” Jammu
And Kashmir National
Conference leader
Omar Abdullah in his
tweet said, “Sorry to
hear about the death in
the line of duty of Sub
Inspector Arshid Mir of
JK Police in a das-
tardly attack in the
heart of Srinagar city
. A
young life with so much
promise, another griev-
ing family
. May Allah
grant Arshid place in
Jannat.”Police officer
Arshid Ashraf who was
shot at by terrorists in
Khanyar succumbs to
hisinjuries,”saidpolice.
Tuticorin: FM Nirmala
on Sunday said vac-
cination was the only
medicine to boost the
economy as it allows
people to conduct
businesses regu-
larly. Vaccination
programme has been
going on smoothly
in the country and so
far 73 cr people have
already received jabs
free of charge.
Mufti, Omar show grief over
deathofcopinterroristattack
Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbagh Singh
pays floral tribute to police officer Arshid Ashraf, who was killed
during a militants attack on a police party during a wreath-laying
ceremony at Khanyar, in Srinagar on Sunday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Kushinagar): Launch-
ing an attack on Con-
gress, Uttar Pradesh
Chief Minister Yogi
Adityanath on Sunday
said Congress is the
mother of terrorism in
the country and insults
people’s faith in Lord
Ram. Yogi Adityanath
on Sunday launched
several development
projects in Kushinagar.
Addressing the pro-
gramme, the chief min-
ister said, “Congress is
the mother of terror-
ism in the country.
There is no need to tol-
erate people who hurt
the country. Congress
gives disease, insults
faith in Lord Ram and
gives shelter to the ma-
fia. But the BJP heals
the citizens, paves the
way for the construc-
tion of a grand temple
of Lord Shri Ram and
sends the mafia to the
place they deserve. If
there is BJP, there is re-
spect for everyone,
there is respect for
faith,”
“Apart from disease,
unemployment, mafia
raj and corruption,
what did the Congress,
SP and BSP govern-
ments give to the state?
Under Prime Minister
Modi’s leadership, there
is no place for appease-
ment politics.” “This
country was first looted
by the British and then
by the Congress. Nehru
did not believe in Ram.
Indira ji opened fire on
the saints. Sonia ji de-
nied the existence of
Ram,” he added.
Congress insults people’s faith in Ram: Yogi
‘ProudSon’ChiragPaswanOn
Death Anniv of Ram Vilas
LEADERS MISUSED
THE G-23: MOILY
CBDT refunds over `70,10cr
between April 1 to Sept 6
Patna: Remembering
his father Ram Vilas
Paswan, Lok Janshakti
Party (LJP) MP Chirag
Paswan today said that
he is proud to be the son
of such a person.
Several political
leaders, including Un-
ion Minister and LJP
leader Pashupati Ku-
mar Paras, paid tribute
to the founder of LJP
and his brother, late
Ram Vilas Paswan on
his first death anniver-
sary on Sunday. Speak-
ing to the media, Chirag
Paswan said, “It is not
because I am his son, so
I am praising him. For
last years, he did a lot
for society, especially
for the Dalits and the
backward class, he de-
serves respect.
New Delhi: Senior
Congress leader M
Veerappa Moily on Sun-
day said some leaders
“misused” the G-23 and
asserted that if anyone
persists with its institu-
tionalisation it would
be for “vested interest”
as reform of the party
was already underway
under Sonia Gandhi.he
former Union minister
also voiced strong sup-
port for poll strategist
Prashant Kishor’’s in-
duction into the Con-
gress and said those op-
posing his entry into the
party were “anti-re-
form”. Moily, who was
among the 23 leaders
who wrote to Gandhi
last year seeking organ-
izational overhaul, op-
posed the institutionali-
sation of the G-23 and
said “some of us put
our signatures only for
reform of the party
from within and to re-
build the party, not to
destroy it”. No sooner
did Sonia ji think of re-
forming the party from
within and from the
grassroots level, we did
not subscribe to the
idea of G-23, the senior
Cong leader said.
Several political and leaders paid tribute to Ram Vilas.
MLA Shrimant Patil
M Veerappa Moily
Karnataka: The
ruling Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP)
in Karnataka is
likely to face em-
barrassment after
former minister
and Kagwad MLA
Shrimant Patil re-
vealed that the par-
ty had offered him
cash to switch over
from the Congress
two years ago.
Patil was among
the 16 MLAs who
had switched over
to the BJP from the
Congress and
JD(S) in 2019, trig-
gering the fall of
the HD Kumaras-
wamy-led coalition
g o v e r n m e n t .
“They asked me
how much money I
wanted, but I re-
fused the money
and asked them to
give me a good po-
sition after the gov-
ernment is formed.
I have joined the
BJP without tak-
ing money.
SCATHING ATTACK
New Delhi: TheCentral
Board of Direct Taxes
has refunded over Rs
70,120 crore to more
than 26.09 lakh taxpay-
ers between April 1 to
September 16, the In-
come Tax Department
of India said on Sunday
.
It further said that
the income tax refunds
of Rs 16, 753 crore have
been issued in 24,70,612
cases and corporate
tax refunds of Rs 53,367
crore have been issued
in 1,38,801 cases.
CBDT issues refunds
of over Rs. 70,120 crore
to more than 26.09 lakh
taxpayers between 1st
April 2021 to 6th Sep-
tember 2021.
Union Minister Pashupati Paras is in no mood for a
reconciliation with his nephew and Jamui MP Chirag
Paswan. He indicated as much at the latter’s residence,
where he was attending a function on the occasion of
the first death anniversary of Lok Janshakti Party (LJP)
founder Ram Vilas Pawan on Sunday. Relations between
uncle Pashupati Paras and nephew Chirag Pawan have
been strained since the former, along with four other
MPs, engineered a split in the LJP and then became a
Union Minister in the Narendra Modi-led government.
PASHUPATI PARAS IN NO MOOD FOR
PATCH-UP WITH NEPHEW CHIRAG
Image use for representation.
Nirmala Sitharaman
Was offered
cash to join
BJP: MLAPatil

NEWS 06
Kolkata: It’s nearly
noon, the hour when
the four huge gates of
the famed Kalika tem-
ple of Kalighat, one of
the 51 ‘peethas’ (sacred
spots) of the Shakta
school of Hinduism,
are shut to lay devo-
tees.The last crush of
worshippers, few of
whom bother about the
social distancing
norms codified in large
letters on a board out-
side, are anxious to
have a glimpse of the
reigning deity of Cal-
cutta. ‘Pandas’ (reli-
gious guides) hustle in
villagers and towns-
people from Bengal,
North Bihar and East-
ern Uttar Pradesh each
clutching flowers, gar-
lands, boxes of sweets
and banknotes as offer-
ings, as policemen shut
down the huge gates
with much fanfare.
The Mother Goddess
is believed in folklore
to be the dispenser of
good fortune. From the
Governor of West Ben-
gal Jagdeep Dhankhar
to the state’s Chief
Minister Mamata Ba-
nerjee, who lives a
stone’s throw away
from the temple com-
plex, to her electoral
rival in the forthcom-
ing Bhabanipore by-
election, Priyanka
Tibrewal, everyone
comes here on some
day or the other.
Everybody comes
here. Ministers, indus-
trialists, police com-
missioners, scientists,
farmers, saints, sin-
ners. Some hire priests,
some say their prayers
silently .
New Delhi: Dooradrush-
ti Foundation is collect-
ing `1 a day as a donation
from donors to make
healthcare accessible for
the underprivileged. It
further includes eco-
nomic re-
h a b i l i t a -
tion, educa-
tion, skill
d e v e l o p -
m e n t ,
healthcare, physical
aids, and much more.
With more than 10,000
people donating every-
day, the amount is kept
humble so that everyone
can afford to donate as
per their capacity. Since
the launch, Dooradrush-
ti Foundation has helped
more than 35 needy peo-
ple with their health and
education
a n d
c h a n g e d
their lives
for the bet-
ter.
The organisation had
also been acknowledged
and appreciated by re-
nowned actor Sonu Sood.
Since the beginning of
the lockdown, the Foun-
dation has actively been
serving people with the
proper financial and
medical help they re-
quire to come out of the
catastrophic effects
caused by the pandemic.
Currently, it has 1000 ac-
tive donors, working
tirelessly to support
those affected by COV-
ID-19 as well.
Founded by Dileep Ku-
mar Kandula, the over-
head charges of running
the foundation are main-
tained by the staff only.
Secondly, Dooradrush-
ti Foundation gives ac-
tual results and helps
people get indirectly in-
volved in a bigger mo-
tion just by spending
what we considered
loose change every day.
Under the guidance and
leadership of Dileep
Kandula, the organisa-
tion envisions building a
community of more
than one lakh active
members to uplift the
downtrodden and save
them from whatever
emergency they are in.
Dooradrushti collects `1 as donation to aid people amidst crisis
HELP UNDERPRIVILEGED

With more than
10,000 people
donating
everyday, the
amount is kept
humble so that
everyone can
afford to donate
as per their
capacity
Politicians, industrialists, commoners throng Kalighat as
financial hardships, electoral battles intensify
JADEJA, PUJARA, MOEEN ALI ARRIVE IN
DUBAI,TOUNDERGOSIX-DAYQUARANTINE
Dubai: Chennai Super
Kings (CSK) all-rounder
Ravindra Jadeja, Chetesh-
war Pujara and Moeen Ali
on Sunday arrived in Dubai
for the Indian Premier
League (IPL) 2021.
The boys will now un-
dergo a six-day quaran-
tine and join the rest of
the squad members who
are already in the bubble.
“En-coming. 4 times
the joy today at Whistles
Kingdom!” CSK tweeted.
Meanwhile, RCB skipper
Virat Kohli and pacer Mo-
hammed Siraj also arrived
in Dubai on Sunday
The duo will now undergo
six-day mandatory quaran-
tine and then they both will
join the team.
With the final Test be-
tween India and England in
Manchester cancelled, IPL
franchises on Friday got in
touch with charter compa-
nies to fly out their players
from Manchester to UAE for
the resumption of the cash-
rich league.
The 14th season, which
was postponed in May this
year in the wake of the COV-
ID-19 pandemic, will resume
on September 19 in Dubai
with a blockbuster clash be-
tween Chennai Super Kings
and Mumbai Indians. The
action will then shift to Abu
DhabiwhereKolkataKnight
Riders will square off
against Royal Challengers
Bangalore. Sharjah will
host its first game on Sep-
tember 24 when Royal Chal-
lengers Bangalore take on
Chennai Super Kings.
In all, 13 matches will be
held in Dubai, 10 in Sharjah,
and 8 in Abu Dhabi. The
BCCI has decided to do away
with contact tracing devices
for the UAE leg, starting on
September 19.
‘FIT INDIA RUN 2.0’
organisedbyCISF
New Delhi: Indian women’s hockey team led by
skipper Rani Rampal on Sunday participated in
all Woman ‘Fit India Run 2.0’ from Gyara (11)
Murti, Mother Teresa Crescent Road to National
Police Memorial, hospital Chanakyapuri here. To
celebrate the 75th year of Independence, under the
aegis of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ CISF organised
all Woman ‘Fit India Run 2.0’ in
New Delhi.
“It was the proud moment for
CISF that, eight members of
Indian Women Hockey Team led
by Ms Rani Rampal, Captain of
the Indian Women Hockey Team
along with 07 other team
members actively participat-
ed along-with 200 Veeran-
gnas of CISF in this run,”
read an official statement.
The run was flagged off
from Gyara Murti, Mother
Teresa Crescent Road on
Sunday by Nand Gopal
Gupta, IG, CISF NCR and
the run concluded at
National Police Memo-
rial, Chanakyapuri. Savita
Punia, Neha Goyal, Gurjit
Kaur, Navjot Kaur, Udita,
Nisha, Navneet Kaur and
skipper Rani Rampal
featured in the event.
INDIAN MEN’S LOSE OPENING
MATCH AGAINST BAHRAIN
HOCKEY INDIA NAMES 25 PLAYERS
FOR SENIOR WOMEN’S NAT’L CAMP
Chiba Port Arena: The Indian
men’s volleyball team began
its Asian volleyball champion-
ship 2021 campaign with a
straight-sets loss to Bahrain
in their first Group A match at
the Chiba Port Arena, Japan
on Sunday. World No 84
India lost 3-0 (27-25, 25-21,
25-21) to Bahrain, ranked
87th in the world. The
Indian team has to finish
in the top two in
their group to
progress to the
quarter-finals.
India face a
daunting task
next against world No 30 Qa-
tar on Monday before taking
on nine-time Asian champions
Japan on Tuesday in their re-
maining two matches in Group
A, according to Olympics.com
India has appeared in all but
three editions of the men’s
Asian volleyball champion-
ships since it began in 1975.
They have the best finish of
fourth in the 2005 edition. A
biennial event, the 2021 Asian
Volleyball Championships also
act as qualifiers for the 2022
FIVB World Championships -
with the finalists gaining direct
entry to the tournament.
ASIAN VOLLEYBALL
New Delhi: After a memorable outing in the Olympic Games
Tokyo 2020 where the Indian women’s hockey team secured
a historic fourth place, Hockey India has called up 25 play-
ers for the senior women’s national coaching camp sched-
uled to begin in SAI, Bengaluru on September 13. The core
group which also includes the 16 players who were part of
the Indian contingent at the
Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
will report on Sunday, for
the national camp which
will conclude on October
20, Hockey India release
stated.
The core probable group
includes Savita, Rajani Eti-
marpu, Deep Grace Ekka, Reena Khokhar, Gurjit Kaur, Nisha,
Nikki Pradhan, Monika, Neha, Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam,
Namita Toppo, Rani, Vandana Katariya, Navjot Kaur, Navneet
Kaur, Udita who were part of the Team at Tokyo Olympics.
Chandigarh:Himachal
Pradesh based
Shoolini University,
which was established
just 12 years ago, has
been ranked among the
top 100 universities in
the country by the Gov-
ernment of India’s Na-
tional Institutional
Rankings Framework
(NIRF).
The 2021 rankings
were declared by Union
Education Minister
Dharmendra Pradhan
at a function in the na-
tional Capital.
Shoolini Universi-
ty’s School of Pharma-
ceuticals has been
ranked at 36th place
across the country,
while the Faculty of
Management has been
placed in the 76-100
bracket. Its School of
Engineering has been
ranked 102nd in the
country
.
This is the first time
that the University,
which has ranked top in
Himachal Pradesh, has
been included in the top
100 list.
For the last four con-
secutive years it was be-
ing ranked in the 101-
150 category
.
In the over-all rank-
ing it is among top five
universities in the re-
gion north of Delhi
which includes Punjab,
Haryana, Jammu and
Kashmir, Uttarakhand
and Chandigarh.
Chandigarh: Punjab
Pradesh Congress Com-
mittee (PPCC) presi-
dent Navjot Singh Sid-
hu on Sunday wrote a
letter to Chief Minister
Amarinder Singh urg-
ing him to take action
on the demands raised
by 32 farmer unions at
the meeting with the
Congress Party in
Chandigarh on Septem-
ber 10.
TRINAMOOL LIKELY TO UNITE WITH SP IN UP 2022
Lucknow: The Trina-
mool Congress is look-
ing towards an alliance
with the Samajwadi
Party for the Uttar
Pradesh Assembly elec-
tions, due early next
year.
A decision on this is
expected to be taken by
the leaders of both par-
ties in the coming
weeks. The Trinamool
has already launched
its mass contact pro-
gramme in Uttar
Pradesh from Pilibhit
where farmers had
staged a protest on the
issue of cane dues At
least two districts in
each of the 18 divisions
will be covered to gauge
the mood of the people
and their expectations.
Trinamool state presi-
dent Neeraj Rai said,
“We will tell the people
about the policies im-
plemented by us in West
Bengal and will seek
public feedback on the
welfare policies of the
state government. We
will prepare the
manifesto of the Trina-
mool Congress based on
the expectations of the
people.”
He said the Trina-
mool was focusing on
building a strong
organisational struc-
ture and cadre base in
Uttar Pradesh.
“The party has added
100 committed mem-
bers in more than 30
districts through the
membership drive
launched in May
.
The party leadership
wants a strong unit in
UP with a committed
workforce ahead of the
2024 General Elections.
Wherever we go, people
want to know how we
defeated the BJP in
West Bengal,” he added.
Shoolini breaks
into the top 100
universities league
MOTIVE
CHATTERJEE AVERS
Take action on
farmer unions’
demands: Sidhu

TALKING POINT
07
I
srael has been one of
the focal points of the
pandemic in 2021 owing
to its rapid rollout of
COVID-19 vaccines. By late
February, authorities had ad-
ministered at least one dose
to 50% of the population,
with much of Israel’s immu-
nisation programme using
Pfizer vaccines.
Society then in effect reo-
pened across the summer of
2021. However, since then Is-
rael has reported significant
outbreaks, with over 10,000
confirmed new cases being
recorded each day in early
September.
A main part of the problem
has been vaccine coverage.
After its fast start, Israel’s
rollout slowed. There have
not been any clear interrup-
tions to vaccine supply, so
factors such as hesitancy or
access to healthcare may
have been an issue. For exam-
ple, there’s evidence of up-
take being lower among Arab
and ultra-Orthodox Jewish
groups.
The share of the popula-
tion having received one dose
increased from 50% in Febru-
ary to only 68% in September.
Children aged 12-15 have
been included in the rollout
since June 2021, yet despite
this, currently only 62% of
the population have had two
doses.
This has left Israel behind
many other countries in
terms of coverage, including
the UK. Having around 30%
of the Israeli population
completely unvaccinated
means that there’s approxi-
mately 2.7 million people who
are potentially susceptible to
infection and illness.
There are also concerns
that the immunity offered by
the Pfizer vaccines may be
waning over time, although
much of the research on this
is still at an early stage
(meaning it is still awaiting
review by other scientists).
Israel’s hospital data is,
though, showing that vacci-
nated people are susceptible
to infection. Recent reports
suggest that nearly 60% of
hospitalisations are fully
vaccinated.
However, as experts have
suggested, these figures
don’t necessarily mean that
vaccines have lost their ef-
fectiveness. The same sort of
trend has been seen in the
UK, and may simply reflect
the fact that the elderly are
more likely to be vaccinated
while also being more sus-
ceptible to disease – factors
which combine to inflate
COVID-19 cases and deaths
among the vaccinated.
A further factor is the
more transmissible delta
variant, which has now tak-
en hold in Israel. This form
of the virus is driving the
current series of outbreaks,
and its greater ability to
spread may partially explain
the rise in cases too.
EASING TOO
EARLY?
The other big part of the prob-
lem has been Israel ending its
restrictions. Dr Asher Salm-
on, director of the Depart-
ment for International Rela-
tions at Israel’s ministry of
health, suggested in July that
Israel “may have lifted re-
strictions too early”.
It’s the latest in a long line of
examples showing how com-
munity transmission can be
easily sustained when national
policy encourages the mixing
of susceptiblepeoplewithnoor
few restrictions in place. The
tragic consequences of relax-
ing restrictions in India shows
how devastating it can be when
decision-making goes awry
.
The COVID-19 Stringency
Index created by Our World in
Data is a composite measure of
the strictness of the COVID-19
containment policies in each
country around the world. As
of August 28 2021, Israel’s re-
strictions score was 45.4, far
less strict than New Zealand,
where outbreaks continue to
be limited in scope (96.3), but
comparable with the UK (44.0),
which is reporting around
30,000 new cases per day
.
TIME TO HIT
THE BOOSTERS
Countries watched the ini-
tial vaccine rollout in Israel,
gauging the vaccines’ impact
and using this information to
inform their own immunisa-
tion campaigns. Amid con-
cerns about waning immunity
,
there are once again reasons
to observe what happens next
in Israel, as it is now imple-
mentingaboosterprogramme,
giving third doses of vaccines.
In terms of the effectiveness
of boosters, early reports are
encouraging. In those receiv-
ing a booster, the risk of a con-
firmed coronavirus infection
appears to decrease 11-fold rel-
ative to individuals who have
received two doses. However,
the relevant study is still in
preprint, so its findings have
yet to be formally reviewed.
The use of boosters is con-
troversial. There have been
continuous calls for higher-
income countries to share
their vaccine stockpiles with
lower-income ones. This has
not yet happened to any great
extent. As of early September,
only 5.4% of the African con-
tinent has received at least one
dose of any COVID-19 vaccine.
The World Health Organiza-
tion has called for a moratori-
um on booster shots until at
least the end of September, but
it seems unlikely any country
will be altering their policies
accordingly – including Israel.
Israel’s vaccine rollout, over-
all, has arguably been imple-
mented very successfully
. But
the country is also an example
of what can happen when re-
strictionsarerelaxedtooquick-
ly
. What it shows is that all
countries – regardless of their
currentvaccinestatus–needto
maintain longer-term plans for
how to minimise the impact of
COVID-19, during this current
pandemic and beyond when
controlling smaller outbreaks.
It was a leader in the COVID vaccination race – so why are cases
It was a leader in the COVID vaccination race – so why are cases spiralling there?
spiralling there?
MICHAEL HEAD
Senior Research Fellow in
Global Health, University of
Southampton
THE CURIOUS
CASE OF ISRAEL
—ATEF
SAFADI/EPA-EFE
Israel has launched its booster programme, offering another dose to all over-30s
who had their second at least five months ago. —ABIR SULTAN/EPA-EFE
After easing earlier
in the summer, Israel
has now reintroduced
mask mandates and
limits on gatherings.
—MOSHE EINHORN/
ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
SOURCE: THECONVERSATION.COM

08
2NDFRONT
Kavita Pant
New Delhi: BJP has ap-
pointed its most diligent
and qualified General
Secretary and Union
Minister - Bhupender
Yadav - as the election
in-charge of Manipur.
There is no tough con-
test for the BJP in Ma-
nipur. The Congress,
which won as the single
largest party in the last
election, has been great-
ly weakened by the BJP
.
Ithadwon28seatsinthe
last election and now
has only 16 MLAs left.
Out of these, there is
talk of nine MLAs leav-
ing the party and join-
ing the BJP
. Two region-
al parties are strong in
thestate,oneof whichis
the National People’s
Party and the other is
the Naga People’s
Front and both of
them are with BJP.
Along with the Na-
tional People’s Par-
ty, the BJP is also
involved in the
government in
M e g h a -
laya. So,
m a k -
ing a
big leader like Bhupend-
er Yadav in- charge in
such a small state with
such a favorable atmos-
phere,isamoveperhaps
only the most qualified
BJP leaders can under-
stand.
Bhupendra Yadav has
done ‘Yadav politics’ in
Bihar and Jharkhand
neatly and has emerged
as a major face of OBC.
Leaving the top leaders
of the party
, Bhupender
Yadavisoneof thosefew
leaders, whose identity
and hold, span across
several states.
Therefore, political
observers feel that mak-
ing him in- charge of Ut-
tar Pradesh, Uttara-
khand or Punjab would
have been more appro-
priate. It is worth noting
that he is considered a
manof greattrustbyUn-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah and perhaps the
BJP has some classified
political information or
a special mission in
mind for which it has re-
lied upon its most ‘capa-
ble warrior’ for a com-
paratively smaller, but
extremely crucial state
of Manipur.
A LEADER TO BANK ON
WHAT WILL BE KANHAIYA’S
FATE IN CONGRESS?
Jinendra
New Delhi: CPI leader
Kanhaiya Kumar is
wandering in political
landscapethesedays.He
hadcontestedthelastLS
polls from Begusarai
seat in Bihar, where
Lalu Prasad Yadav en-
sured Kanhaiya’s defeat
by fielding a Muslim
candidate from his par-
ty
.Sincethen,hisstature
has decreased the so-
cial media presence is
also abysmal. He cam-
paigned in West Bengal
assembly polls, but
didn’t get much prefer-
ence. Now it is being
said that he can join the
Congress.Itisalsobeing
said that election strate-
gistPrashantKishorhas
also introduced Kanhai-
ya to Rahul Gandhi and
he wants to get him in-
cluded in the party
.
The question is, what
will Kanhaiya do by
joining the Congress
party? The Congress
party in Bihar is com-
pletely dependent on the
RJD and has to do poli-
tics according to it. In
fact it has ‘experienced’
amyriadof experiences,
but victory by separat-
ing from RJD in hopes
of fighting alone.
The Congress fought
2010 assembly polls
alone, making a hard-
working leader like Anil
Sharma the state presi-
dent. The party got 10 %
votes, but got only 4
seats. So, Congress can-
not decide to fight alone
on the basis of Kanhai-
ya. Being in CPI, he has
influence in a certain
section, which will end
as soon as he joins Con-
gress. Yes, it is possible
that both Prashant
Kishor Kanhaiya join
Congress try to bring
old Brahmin Bhumi-
har votes of Congress
back into party’s fold,
then maybe, there will
be some possibility
. But
even then, electoral suc-
cess is not guaranteed.
WILL KEJRIWAL FULFILL
BHAGWANT MANN’S CM DREAM?
Kejriwal had declared that only a Sikh will be the CM a Dalit will be the Deputy CM in Punjab
Sushil Kumar
New Delhi: Aam Aad-
mi Party’s Bhagwant
Mann, who was elected
Lok Sabha member for
the second time from
Punjab, has increased
the pressure on his par-
ty supremo Arvind Ke-
jriwal. Mann, who
wanted the party to con-
test elections on his face
even last time, wants
Kejriwal to declare him
as the chief ministerial
candidate, however, Ke-
jriwal doesn’t seem im-
pressed. He did induct
Navjot Singh Sidhu,
who at that time was
looking for a way to
leave the BJP and move
to a new party, because
Sidhu wanted Kejriwal
to declare him as the
CM candidate. Kejriwal
also did not make HS
Phoolka, who fought the
case related to the anti-
Sikh riots, as the CM
candidate and cleared
the way for the Khaira
brothers to leave the
party
.
In fact, Kejriwal does
not want the election to
be fought on the face of
any leader. Because if
the party wins, the Pun-
jab CM’s face will be
bigger than that of Ke-
jriwal, who lives in the
frustration that he is
the chief minister of a
semi-state like Delhi.
He is only satisfied that
he is the Supreme Lead-
er of the party and he
has expelled all other
leaders who had all In-
dia stature or were big
leaders, from the party.
That’s why he does not
want to declare anyone
as the CM candidate in
Punjab this time too. He
has declared that only a
Sikh will be the Chief
Minister and a Dalit
will be the Deputy
Chief Minister, howev-
er, he does not want to
name anyone. On the
other hand, Bhagwant
Mann is adamant that
if his name is an-
nounced, he should go
out for publicity. Mann
also showed strength by
meeting party leaders
at his home in the past,
but Kejriwal hasn’t
agreed to the demand,
yet as the party’s pros-
pects are deteriorating
due to the ongoing tus-
sle over the claim for
the post of CM.
BJP’S ‘MAN FRIDAY’ BHUPENDER YADAV TO HANDLE ‘MISSION MANIPUR’!
Bhupender Yadav is one of those few leaders,
whose identity and hold, span across several
states. Apart from his state Rajasthan, he
is also popular in Haryana he has a good
hold in Bihar-Jharkhand also. Thus, political
observers feel that making him in- charge of
UP, Uttarakhand or Punjab would have been
more appropriate. It is worth noting that he
is considered a man of great trust by Home
Minister Amit Shah perhaps BJP has
a special mission in mind for which it
has relied upon him.
On the other hand, Bhagwant Mann is adamant that if
his name is announced, he should go out for publicity.
Mann also showed strength by meeting party leaders at
his home in the past, but Kejriwal hasn’t agreed to the
demand, yet as the party’s prospects are deteriorating
due to the ongoing tussle over the claim for the post of
the Chief Minister.
STRIVING HARD FOR CM CHAIR
Arvind Kejriwal
Kanhaiya Kumar
Bhagwant Mann
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: Regional
parties are looking
extremely worried
these days country,
regional ‘Satraps’
from all countries of
the state are seen do-
ing two things at this
time. Their first task
is an attempt to forge
a stronger alliance
than BJP almost
everyone is running
forit.Thesecondtask
is the demand for a
caste-based census,
about which the re-
gional ‘Satraps’ are
vocal. In fact, such is
the situation that Bi-
har CM Nitish Ku-
mar, along with his
arch rival RJD leader
and LoP in Bihar As-
sembly Tejashwi Ya-
dav, reached Delhi to
meet PM Modi.
Both Nitish Kumar
and Tejashwi Yadav
have demanded the
PMtoconductacaste-
based census. RJD
Chief Lalu Prasad
hasannouncedthatif
the castes census is
not coducted this
time, then the census
will be boycotted. Sa-
majwadi Party has
also demanded this.
The question is, why
are the regional par-
ties so concerned
about conducting a
caste-based census
and forming a strong
opposition alliance
against the BJP?
The reason for this
is understood from
the analysis and sur-
vey of electoral data
by CSDS Lokniti.
The bottom line of
this study is that BJP
has made a huge dent
in the OBC vote bank
of regional parties.
This didn’t happen in
2014, the first victory
of BJP under the
command of Naren-
dra Modi. In the 3
elections from 2004 to
2014, the OBC vote
share of regional par-
ties was around 37%.
But in the 2019 LS
polls, 44 % of OBC
voters voted for BJP
and the share of re-
gional parties came
down to 27%.
Think about it, al-
most half of OBC vot-
ers voted for BJP in
LS polls. This figure
has raised the con-
cern of regional par-
ties. However, in as-
sembly polls, more
OBC votes go in fa-
vour of regional par-
ties than BJP
.
SC’s wake-up call prompts Government to fill tribunal vacancies
Six retired
bureaucrats
become
technical
members in
NCLT
Rakesh Ranjan
New Delhi: Chief Jus-
tice of India NV Ra-
mana’s dire warning
has apparently prompt-
ed the Central govern-
ment to fill some of the
long-pending vacan-
cies in various tribu-
nals before the dead-
line of September 13,
2021.
Dealingwithaclutch
of petitions against the
Tribunal Reforms Act
of 2021, a special Su-
preme Court bench of
Justices Ramana, DY
Chandrachud, and L
Nageswara Rao direct-
ed SG Tushar Mehta
when the latter said
that he would convey
the SC’s wish to fill the
vacancies “No, no, Mr.
Mehta… ‘conveying’ is
something else… If
you don’t want an or-
der from us, you pass
the order of appoint-
ments… We expect
some appointments to
be made by Monday
.”
So, within 48 hours
last week, 37 appoint-
ments to three tribu-
nals - AFT, NCLT, ITAT
- were announced in
quick succession.
Accordingly, AFT
has got six judges as
judicial members.
They are Justice Bala
Krishna Narayana;
Justice Shashi Kant
Gupta; Justice Rajiv
Narain Raina; Jus-
tice K Harilal; Jus-
tice Dharam
Chand Chaud-
hary and Jus-
tice Anjana
Mishra. These
appointments
would be ef-
fective for
four years,
or till the
members attain the
age of 67 years, which-
ever is ear-
lier.
In the next 24 hours,
after the names of
AFT’s judicial mem-
bers were announced,
the Central govern-
ment announced the
appointment of 18 judi-
cial and technical
members to the Na-
tional Company Law
Tribunal (NCLT) and
13 judicial account
members to the Income
Tax Appellate Tribu-
nals (ITAT).
From the bureau-
cracy, six retired offic-
ers, two from IAS and
four from IRS, were ap-
pointed as Technical
Members in NCLT.
Two retired IAS of-
ficers, who earned the
favour for the job are
former Panchayati Raj
Secretary Rahul Pras-
ad Bhatnagar (1983
batch UP cadre IAS)
and former Consumer
Affairs Secretary Avi-
nash Kumar Srivasta-
va (a 1982 batch UP
cadre IAS). From the
IRS side, five retired of-
ficers Subrata Kumar
Dash, Ajai Das Mehro-
tra, Manoj Kumar
Dubey, Kaushalendra
Kumar Singh and Anu-
radha Sanjay Bhatia
made it to the list.
Even though the gov-
ernment was report-
edly ready with the list
after the due process of
vetting as pointed out
by Justice Chandra-
chud, it took a warning
from the SC to move
into action and fill the
posts.
‘Shiv Sena will contest,
Goa assembly polls’
Mumbai: Shiv Sena
MP Sanjay Raut said
that his party would
‘definitely’ contest the
2022 Goa Assembly
polls in about 20 seats.
He added that the Shiv
Sena was also planning
to field candidates in 80
to 90 seats in the upcom-
ing Uttar Pradesh elec-
tions as they have “the
support of farmers’ or-
ganisations and smaller
parties” in the state.
“In Goa, we are defi-
nitely contesting the
elections. We plan to
contest about 20 seats in
Goa. In Uttar Pradesh,
too, we are planning to
contest 80 to 90 seats.
For Goa, efforts are on
to explore a formula
like the MVA. Let’s see
if we succeed,” Sanjay
Raut said.
About UP, the Rajya
Sabha MP said that
some farmers’ organi-
zations had promised
support to Shiv Sena for
the 2022 Vidhan Sabha
election.
Sanjay Raut’s com-
ments came two days
after Shiv Sena declared
that it would contest
“all the 403 seats” in the
Uttar Pradesh election
which will take place
next year. — PTI
Sanjay Raut
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National Commission
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the hospital where
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PARALYMPICS
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New Delhi: PM
Narendra Modi shared
video footage of his
interaction with para-
athletes who recently
represented India at
the 2020 Summer
Paralympic in Tokyo.
In the video released
on Sunday, Modi was
seen congratulating
the Paralympic stars
for their record-break-
ing historic perfor-
mance at the multi-
sports event.“Today
you all are well-known
because of your hard
work,” the Prime Min-
ister told the athletes.
“You all can motivate
people, help bring
big changes… I am
always with you all.”

z In 2019 LS
polls in Bihar, RJD
got only 11%
OBC votes, but in
2020, this figure
reached 29%.

z Regional
parties feel that
OBC voters can be
turned away from
BJP by demanding
a caste census.

z Another way
is to form a
strong opposi-
tion alliance
and send the
message that the
regional ‘Sa-
traps’ are going
to defeat BJP.
THE STRATEGY
Regional leaders worried
about OBC vote!
BJP’s MOST ‘CAPABLE WARRIOR’
One must have pride in one’s
work, it makes one more
hardworking and shows
better results.
—Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India

NEW DELHI, MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
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ajaul, who is into
modelling since
her college days
aspires to earn a
huge name and
fame in the field
of fashion. With
her dreams and high
hopes, the ravishing model
wishes to own a fashion
clothing or makeup brand
of her own. Her success
mantra is, ‘Be yourself
and Stay Focussed’.
Q : Please tell us about
your journey
A: I was always fascinated
with dressing up, creating
new things, exploring new
places and after I won Ms
farewell and Miss Freshers
awards, I gained huge con-
fidence that led to my mod-
elling journey
. My parents
are my biggest inspiration,
they’ve supported me
throughout my journey
.
Q : What products do you
use on your skin?
A: Because I wear a
lot of make-up for
work it’s real-
ly impor-
tant to
keep my skin clean after
work so I use a great natu-
ral face wash, Tea Tree Oil
and Green Tea. I use or-
ganic coconut oil to take
my make-up off. The main
thing my mum taught me
was that you can never be
too young to start taking
care of your skin.
Q: What’s the best thing
about being a model?
A: Being able to travel to
amazing places, working
in an extremely creative
environment. I feel very
lucky to be able to work
with people from all over
the world, everyone has
their story and their jour-
ney and we’re all there to
have fun and create art in
our way
.
Q: What are your tips
for perfectly toned abs?
A: Boxing, laughing a
lot, pilates, yoga - every-
thing that involves core
exercises.
Q: What are your tips
for taking the perfect
selfie?
A: It depends on the
light, where I am and the
makeup. Usually from
above is a good starting
point and it’s important to
face the light. I like to
show an array of different
things on social media,
both work and personal.
BUDDING
BUDDING
TALENT
K
MITALI DUSAD
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
KAJAUL SARASWAT, IS JUST 20 YEARS OLD
BUT OOZES CONFIDENCE. A FIRST MISS INDIA
CONTESTANT SHE HAS GRACED THE CATWALK
FOR VARIOUS BEAUTY PAGEANTS ALREADY.
IN AN EXCLUSIVE CONVERSATION WITH CITY
FIRST, THE MULTI-TALENTED WOMAN SHARES
THE SECRETS BEHIND HER BEAUTY REGIME
AND HER EXPERIENCES SO FAR!

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LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
Your energy and dynamism
will get you what you aim
for today on the academic
front. This is the day to play
your winning card on the professional
front. A lot of time may be wasted in
socialising, but you will love every
moment of it.Your upbeat mood will
brighten the domestic atmosphere.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
A job switch needs to be
considered taking all
aspects into consideration.
You will feel satisfied with
whatever you do today on the social
front. Those seeking love may not
get lucky, but persistence will pay .
Those in the rat race may find it
difficult to pip the rivals at the post.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You may be played upon
for spending on someone
else’s needs. Health
matters gain priority and
will motivate for achieving total
fitness. Homemakers may enjoy the
day in the company of neighbors.
Fatigue threatens in a long journey,
but some breaks will keep you going.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Although money is not a
problem, you will have to
curb wasteful expenditure.
New opportunities will be
seized on the professional front.
Meeting relatives at a marriage or party
cannot be ruled out. Support from the
family may seem most encouraging for
those aiming an academic pursuit.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
Job prospects for those
freshly out of professional
institutes are set to
brighten up soon. A
positive outlook will help you throw
out the negativity within. You will
manage to ignore distractions and
interruptions at work to complete a
pending task in time.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Those planning to study
abroad are likely to get a
chance of a lifetime. Your
innovative ideas on the
professional front are likely to be well
received. Spirituality will have a special
allure for you. Good health will keep
you fit and energetic. You are likely to
expand your social circle.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You may be recognised for
your efforts on the
professional front. Some of
you can be invited for
guidance or consultancy. Chance of
a raise is possible for some. Timely
and correct decision will help you in
saving a lot of money. You will be
able to de-stress yourself today.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Focussing on your career
graph will be a step that
will take you far. A rethink
is in order for those going
in for a heavy investment. Recover-
ing a loaned amount from someone
will not pose much difficulty. You will
manage to defuse tensions prevailing
at home by your tactful ways.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You succeed in putting an
ambitious project on the
tracks and cross all
hurdles in making it a
success. Love beckons and promises
to give immense joy and fulfillment.
Your consistency in performance on
the academic front will be noticed by
those who matter.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Satisfaction is foreseen for
the image conscious
people trying to achieve
perfect figure and
physique. You will succeed in
surmounting the odds to get a stalled
job back on the tracks. Your efforts
on the academic front will keep you
in contention.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
A long journey may prove
to be tiring. Speculation
may not be profitable and
you may burn your fingers.
Some of you may get hard pressed
to find a good match for someone
eligible in the family. Joining a group
of health- conscious people is
possible for fitness enthusiasts.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
An old friend may pay you
a visit. You will put in extra
efforts to complete a task
entrusted to you. Your
academic aspirations may take some
time to get realised. A contentious
property issue may not show any
signs of getting sorted out amicably,
so have a backup plan ready.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
ajasthan rejuve-
nates in the mon-
soon season. Tour-
istsfromallacross
the country have a
major reason to
visit the Land of
Maharajas. Many regions
in the state transform from
arid desert to verdant
greens with just a few
showers of rain. The Ga-
radiya Mahadev temple is
one such example. Not
many people are aware of
this picturesque temple
dedicated to Lord Shiva
that barely lies 30 km off
the city of Kota.
It is a tad remote, but if
you are someone who is
yearning for a dose of tran-
quillity, a trip to Garadiya
Mahadev is more than ag-
gregable. The place is actu-
ally inside the Mukundra
Tiger reserve on NH76. At
the park’s entrance, you
have to get your id’s
checked and pay a small
entry fee. The gravel road
that leads to the temple
does not look too promis-
ing. It is rocky, barren land
with nothing but a few
shrubberies sprouting
through the stones. Once
you reach the actual site,
the place may appear oddly
familiar. The beautiful
gorge shaped canyon looks
like a modest version of
the Grand Canyon in the
USA. You might also recall
seeing the place in the
commercials of Rajasthan
tourism. It doesn’t come as
a surprise why this remote,
devoid of tourist place is
the face of the tourism of
the state.
WHAT’S SO SPECIAL?
The place offers a great
vantage point of the river
Chambal and the valley be-
low at an altitude of 500
feet. From this spot, you
can see the river flowing
between the gorge in a
striking hue of teal envel-
oped by clear blue skies.
The river snakes and me-
anders through the valley
and turns to make a horse-
shoe bend for a picture-
perfect view. There are gi-
gantic cliffs that are curl-
ing around the gorge.
These cliffs are meticu-
lously carved by the flow
of the river Chambal, sim-
ilar to the Grand Canyons
that are carved by the Colo-
rado River. To add to the
beauty, the reflection of
trees growing on the cliffs
is mirrored in the water.
During the rainy season,
Garadiya Mahadev looks
even grander with numer-
ous waterfalls cascading
through its gorges.
The river Chambal and
its surroundings have been
infamous. There are many
dark myths associated
with it keeping human set-
tlements away from its
banks. The solitude evokes
a sense of adventure and
thrill. This place is perfect
for nature lovers, writers
or artists who can sit for
hours absorbing the seren-
ity of nature and find in-
spiration. Since it is pretty
secluded, it is advisable to
carry your food.
The scale of Garadiya
Mahadev might be much
smaller than the Grand
Canyons but its beauty and
accessibility make up for
what it lacks in its size.
HOW TO REACH
You need to hire a cab from
Kota to reach Garadiya
Mahadev temple. The tem-
ple is on NH 76 towards
Dabi and Chittorgarh. The
region is under the control
of the Mukundara Hills
Tiger Reserve. Therefore,
in addition to the taxi fare,
visitors need to pay an en-
try fee as well. The entry
ticket costs INR 75 for Indi-
ans and INR 500 for foreign
nationals. Students can
buy the same for INR 20
per person only after show-
ing their college I-card. If
you are taking your car the
fee is INR 200 per vehicle,
INR 400 for bus, and INR 30
for a two-wheeler vehicle.
SHALBHA SARDA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
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TheMesmerizingGrandCanyon
TheMesmerizingGrandCanyon

NARCISSISTS
There’s more than one type – and
There’s more than one type – and
research reveals what makes each tick
research reveals what makes each tick
hances are
you’ve met a
n a r c i s s i s t .
Someone who
thinks they’re
better than
everyone else,
dominates the conver-
sation and loves the
limelight. But scientists
are increasingly realis-
ing that not all narcis-
sists are the same –
some are, in fact, ex-
tremely insecure.
In our new paper,
published in Personali-
ty and Social Psycholo-
gy Bulletin, we describe
the distinct types – and
what motivates them.
In classical Greek
mythology, the hunter
Narcissus was the son
of the river god Ce-
phissus and the nymph
Liriope. He was known
for his exceptional
beauty and physique.
One day when Narcis-
sus was walking in the
forest, the beautiful
nymph Echo saw him
and fell in love with
him. However, he reject-
ed her affections, leav-
ing her heartbroken.
As a punishment,
Nemesis, the goddess of
revenge, lured him to a
pool of water where he
encountered his own
reflection for the first
time. Narcissus fell in
love with his reflection,
and, eventually realis-
ing that his love could
not be reciprocated,
pined away to his death.
The myth of Narcis-
sus warns us of the dan-
gers of excessive self-
love, self-absorption
and lack of empathy for
others. It has had a pro-
found influence on
western culture, art
and literature.
Narcissism is also a
popular topic in psy-
chology. The English
physician Havelock El-
lis first identified nar-
cissism as a mental dis-
order in the late 19th
century. Sigmund
Freud considered nar-
cissism to be a normal
part of a child’s devel-
opment, but argued that
it could become a disor-
der if it persisted after
puberty into adulthood.
In modern psycholo-
gy, narcissism is usu-
ally conceptualised as a
personality trait,
which lies on a spec-
trum. Some people are
more narcissistic, oth-
ers less so. Narcissism
typically involves an
inflated view of one-
self, a sense of superi-
ority and entitlement
and a lack of concern
for others. The above
portrait of a narcissist
is a familiar one. But it
isn’t the only one.
I
n our research,
we investigated
two types of pre-
viously identi-
fied narcissism: gran-
diose and vulnerable.
Grandiose narcissists
are arrogant, domi-
nant and extroverted.
They tend to have high
self-esteem, be bold
and assertive and feel
happy and confident
about their lives.
Vulnerable narcis-
sists, on the other
hand, are withdrawn,
neurotic and insecure.
They tend to have low
self-esteem, be hyper-
sensitive and feel anx-
ious and depressed.
However, these two
types of narcissists
also have something in
common. Both are self-
ish, feel entitled to spe-
cial treatment and
privileges and re-
late to others
in antago-
n i s -
tic ways.
You might be able to
recognise the two
types of narcissists by
how they behave in so-
cial situations. Gran-
diose narcissists are
socially competent.
They are likely to be
dominant and charm-
ing. Vulnerable narcis-
sists, on the other
hand, are less socially
skilled. They are likely
to be shy and anxious
in social situations.
What’s more, while
grandiose narcissists
are forthright and as-
sertive in pursuing
their goals, seeking to
maximise success, vul-
nerable narcissists are
timid and defensive,
seeking to minimise
failure.
In our research, we
examined the social
motives and percep-
tions of both grandi-
ose and vulner-
a b l e
narcissists. In particu-
lar, we investigated
their desires to attain
social status and social
inclusion. We also
looked at whether they
felt they had been suc-
cessful in attaining so-
cial status and social
inclusion.
Social status refers
to being respected and
admired by others. It
involves standing out
and being seen as an
important person in
the social hierarchy
. In
contrast, social inclu-
sion refers to being
liked and accepted by
others. It involves fit-
ting in well with others
as part of the social
community
.
Any given person
may have or desire
both status and inclu-
sion, only one of the
two, or neither. For ex-
ample, in the TV show
The Simpsons, the
character of Mr Burns
has high status but is
not particularly liked
and accepted, whereas
the character of Hom-
er Simpson is well
liked and accepted but
does not have high sta-
tus.
We conducted two
studies, recruiting 676
adults based in the
United States. We as-
sessed their levels of
both grandiose and
vulnerable narcis-
sism. We
also assessed the ex-
tent to which they de-
sired status and inclu-
sion as well as the ex-
tent to which they felt
they had attained their
goals.
We found that both
grandiose and vulner-
able narcissists strong-
ly desired social sta-
tus. Interestingly,
whereas grandiose
narcissists felt they
were successful in at-
taining this status,
vulnerable narcis-
sists felt they did
not get the status they
deserved.
What’s more, gran-
diose narcissists did
not feel they had at-
tained social inclusion
but did not particular-
ly desire it either. In
contrast, vulnerable
narcissists also did not
feel they had attained
social inclusion but
strongly desired it.
Grandiose narcissists
therefore felt they had
met their social goals,
but vulnerable narcis-
sists did not.
Both types of nar-
cissists crave the re-
spect and admiration
of others. But while
grandiose narcissists
may be stars on the in-
terpersonal stage, tri-
umphantly capturing
the spotlight, their
vulnerable counter-
part may be a bit play-
er lurking on the side-
lines, resentfully seek-
ing, but failing to ob-
tain, the applause
they crave.
GRANDIOSE VERSUS VULNERABLE
NIKHILA MAHADEVAN
Lecturer in Psychology,
University of Essex
Not
all
narcissists
are
loud.
—K
PETRO/SHUTTERSTOCK
SOURCE: THECONVERSATION.COM
According to Greek mythology, hunter Narcissus fell in love with his own
reflection when he saw himself in a pool of water and pined away to death
as his love could not be reciprocated.
Founder of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud considered narcissism
part of a child’ development which would later become a
disorder, if persisted into adulthood.
Grandiose narcissists are arrogant, dominant and extroverted. —PRAZIS IMAGES/SHUTTERSTOCK
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