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1. Navin Sharma Jaipur: The Anti-Cor- ruption Bureau on Mon- day arrested Additional Superintendent of Po- lice (AdSP) of the Spe- cial Operations Group (SOG) Divya Mittal in connectionwithdemand of Rs 2 cr bribe. The case was filed on January 14. Mittal is accused of demanding bribe from a manfornotincludinghis nameinacaseregistered with the SOG under the Narcotic Drugs and Psy- chotropic Substances Act.Mittalsaid,“Shehas suffered due to tracking drug mafia. I have not asked for any bribe.” Sources said, the officer was mounting pressure oncomplainantthrough her middleman. Com- plainant later reached Jaipur ACB office and lodged a complaint. P3 Naresh Sharma and Dr Rituraj Sharma Jaipur: During the Chintan Shivir on Mon- day, CM Ashok Gehlot gave instructions to tighten the screws on Housing Cooperative Societies and Multi State Credit Coopera- tive Societies. The two- day Chintan Shivir is being organized at OTS Jaipur in which the cabinet ministers discussed about the work of their depts, budget announcements, public manifesto, campaigns, implementations and innovations of 4 years. “We are against the elements playing with the future of the youth, the government is taking the strictest steps. The state government has also brought an act with strict provisions to prevent paper leaks, copying. Papers keep getting leaked in other states also, but the ar- rest of those involved and strict measures like dismissal of employees were taken only in Ra- jasthan,” he said. Gehlotfurthersaid,“ A committeewillbeconsti- tuted under the chairmanship of the Chief Secy which will decide on sanction of prosecution in respect of corrupt officer-employee. Senior officers of depts will be included in this committee.” More on P10 OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR & MUMBAI www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia JAIPUR l TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 l Pages 14 l 3.00 l RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764 l Vol 4 l Issue No. 222 MCD MAYOR POLL IN DELHI TO BE HELD ON JAN 24: LG FIR FILED OVER REMARKS ON CRICKETERS’ DAUGHTERS KERALA GOVT MAKES MASKS MUST Thiruvananthapuram: The Kerala government has issued an order making masks compulsory in all public places on Monday. The guidelines were issued as the State is at risk of a Covid-19 resurgence. RS SESSION FROM JAN 31 TO APRIL 6 New Delhi: The 259th session of Rajya Sabha will commence on January 31 and end on April 6. Parliament’s Budget Session will begin from Jan 31 with President Droupadi Murmu’s address. New Delhi: Days after 1st meeting to elect mayor, deputy mayor of MCD was adjourned due to a ruckus in House, Delhi’s LG VK Saxena approved January 24 as date for Mayoral polls. New Delhi: Police in Delhi have registered an FIR against unidentified persons for allegedly making indecent comments on social media on the daughters of India cricketers Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni. ED records BMC chief Chahal’s statement First India Bureau Mumbai: Mumbai civic chief IqbalSinghChahal said jumbo COVID-19 care centres were set up on the Maharashtra government’s orders as he recorded his statement with the ED on Monday in connection with alleged irregularities in award of contracts for health facilities during the pandemic. Talking to reporters after emerging out of the ED office, where he recorded his statement for over 4 hours, Cha- hal said Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) was extending all cooperation to the central agency . Iqbal Singh Chahal Committee to be formed under chairmanship of the Chief Secy to approve prosecution of corrupt officers: CM Gehlot 1st day of meet lasted for 12 hours CM Ashok Gehlot chairs Chintan Shivir ahead of State Assembly elections, in Jaipur on Monday. Also seen here are Dr BD Kalla, Usha Sharma, Kuldeep Ranka, Dr Subodh Agarwal and others. PM Narendra Modi waves to his supporters during a roadshow from Patel Chowk to Parl Street ahead of BJP meet at NDMC Convention Centre on Monday. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM BJP’S MEETING  Over 1.3 lakh weak booths have been identified and BJP to strengthen it: Prasad  2023 is imp to us due to polls to be held in 9 States: Nadda  Nadda lauds India’s progress under Modi  Eco-friendly meeting, Millet meal was served to members  There was no discussion on Nadda’s soon to end tenure  Nadda likely to lead party in 2024 elections Full Report on P5 ‘MODI-MODI’ CHANTS ECHO IN NEW DELHI! Black boxes & data recorder recovered Pokhara: Nepalese res- cuers resumed their search on Monday for 4 persons still missing after a passenger plane with 72 people, including 5 Indians. The res- cuers are having a tough time finding the remaining four passengers due to the difficult terrain. Meanwhile, flight data recorder and blackboxof thecrashed plane has been recovered & Army has hand- ed over to Civil Aviation Authority officials. It’s precise follow-up action on SC direction in NJAC ruling: Min Rijiju First India Bureau New Delhi: Union Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday said the government’s demand for inclusion of its representatives and that of states in collegiums of the SC and HCs was the “precise follow-up action” suggested by the apex court while strik- ing down National Judi- cial Appointment Com- mission Act. Rijiju had written to CJI DY Chan- drachud in this regards. OTHER ‘SUPREME’ ORDERS  Delhi HC dismissed a plea to review its order rejecting a challenge to appt of Justice DY Chandrachud as CJI, saying it was filed in the guise of seeking re-hearing of petition which is not permissible  SC bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud and compris- ing Justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala asked the Centre to file its response on issue by Feb 15 on a batch of petitions related to crimi- nalisation of marital rape  SC refused to entertain a plea to declare crisis in Uttarakhand’s subsidence-hit Joshimath a national disaster, saying since State HC is seized of a “broad range of issues” it should hear it as a matter of principle  Top Court held that default bail granted to an accused can be cancelled if a special and strong case is made out on filing of a charge sheet BSE SENSEX 60,092.97 168.21 | NSE NIFTY 17,894.85 61.75 NITIN GADKARI FELICITATES BHARAT24’S SUPER INDIANS NO SCARCITY OF FUNDS IN MODI’S LEADERSHIP: GADKARI Dr Jagdeesh Chandra speaking during the event on Monday. Dr Jitendra Singh addressing the event at Taj Palace Hotel. The ACB team arrests (Centre) AdSP Divya Mittal on Monday. Arjun Ram Meghwal interacting with the audience during the event. Nitin Gadkari addressing the audience in New Delhi on Monday. Syed Umar & Aditi Nagar New Delhi: Nation’s Fastest Growing Na- tional Hindi News Channel, Bharat24 organised its highly anticipated initiative Su- per Indians at the Taj Palace Hotel in New Delhi to honour extraor- dinary individuals for their exemplary and contribution towards the Vision of New India. Hon’ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gad- kari was the Chief Guest at the event. Him along with the Guest of Honour, Dr Jitendra Singh, MoS, PMO, fe- licitated the real heroes of New India at Bharat24’s Super Indi- ans. Arjun Ram Megh- wal, MoS for Culture and Ajay Bhatt, Minis- ter for Defence & Tour- ism also spoke exclu- sively at the gala event Govinda, as the Ce- lebrity Host along with Bharat24’s known, and trusted anchors hosted multiple-panel discussions on topics varying from Health, Educa- tion, Business, Econo- my & Culture. Turn to P10 Nitin Gadkari and Dr Jagdeesh Chandra with Govinda, Swami Nijamritananda Puri, Dr Piyush Dwivedi, Sameer Sethi, Abhishek Sharma, Manoj Jagyasi and other dignitaries during the Bharat24’s highly anticipated initiative ‘Super Indians’ at the Taj Palace Hotel in New Delhi on Monday. Bollywood stars Govinda and Vidyut Jamwal deliver a ‘superhit’ event Nitin Gadkari is implementing Narendra Modi’s vision in the development of the roads. —Dr Jagdeesh Chandra Rajasthan Coaching Institute Control, Regulatory Bill will come in this budget session and through this, effective control will be established on private coaching operators. Instructions have been given to discuss this bill with the concerned stake holders and general public. —Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister ACB NABS SOG AdSP DEMANDING... `2,00,00,000 bribe Divya Mittal is accused of demanding bribe in a case registered with SOG under Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic Substances Act The middleman took the complainant to Mittal’s farm house in Udaipur and demanded `2 crore for not including his name in the case. When the complainant expressed his inability to pay the sum, the middleman asked for `1 crore and gave him 2 days time. —Dinesh MN, ACB ADG SEARCH OPERATIONS AT 5 PREMISES SOME TOP COPS ON THE RADAR OF ACB The ACB took a warrant from court on Sunday and started search operations at 5 premises of Mittal, including her office and residence in Ajmer, a flat in Jaipur, a resort and farm house in Udaipur and ancestral house in Jhunjhunu. “In inquiry, Mittal said that those above also have to be given the share. On this matter now some big officers are on the radar of ACB. Along with this, Mittal had also said that there is a conspiracy to trap & remove the case file from her. The drug mafia has hatched this conspiracy,” said ACB ASP Bajrang Singh. Mittal’s statement has created panic among many officers. P4 IRREGULARITIES IN COVID-19 CENTRE CONTRACTS

2. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 02 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Dausa (PTI): Two people, including a woman, were killed and four others sustained injuries during a clash between two groups in Dausa district of on Monday, police said. Superintendentof Po- lice, Dausa, Sanjeev Nain said members of two families in Peeloda village clashed with each other over an old dispute involving a road accident. Onegroupopenedfire at the other leaving Heeralal Yogi, aged around 60 years, and a 20-year-oldwomandead. The bodies are kept in the mortuary of a government hospital in Ma- huwa town, he said. Relatives of the victims are staging a dharna outside Mahuwa police station and efforts are being made to pacify them, he added. The post-mortem of the bodies could not be done so far, the SP added. Vinod Kumar Sharma Jaipur: Succumbing to the sentiments of journalists and the general public in the wake of a recent brutal attack and misbehaviorwithajour- nalistandhiswifebytoll plaza employees, the Na- tion Highway Authority of India(NHAI)putpres- sure on the Ridhi Sidhi Associates --the compa- nythatwasmanningthe toll plaza-- and the latter has sublet the toll plaza to another company Ma- hadev Project. Mahadev Project’s manager Deepak Verma assured that now there would be no more com- plaints of misbehavior with the commuters by the toll plaza staff, nor wouldthevehicleowners face any inconvenience. Chomu Press Club president Jitendra Ran- gey said that the local journalists had ran a campaign on Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, and other social media about the incident of the attack on the journalist and had urged Prime Minister Naren- dra Modi and Trans- port Minister Nitin Gadkari to terminate the contract of the company managing the toll plaza. Jaipur (ANI): Ra- jasthan Governor Kalraj Mishra on Mon- day inaugurated the online visitor booking system for visiting the Constitution Garden at Raj Bhavan. With this, the Consti- tution Garden built in- side the Raj Bhavan has now been opened for general visitors to visit by making ad- vance bookings from the link given on the Raj Bhavan’s website. The garden can be visited twice a week on Friday and Saturday . “With its opening to the general public, more and more people will be able to directly connect with the culture related to the Con- stitution,” he said. “The historical journey of the Constitution, its making and its im- plementation has been preserved in various art forms in the Consti- tution Garden. The Constitution Garden is also an embodiment of the artifacts related to the ancient Indian culture,” Mishra said. Guv inaugurates online booking CONSTITUTION PARK AT RAJ BHAVAN EXPRESSING CONDOLENCES Dr CP Joshi on Monday expressed condolences on the demise of MLA Rafeek Khan’s father Chhotu Khan who passed away on Sunday at the age of 84. He was admitted to SMS Hospital 20 days ago for treatment, but could not recover. Liquor shop timing: 17 SHOs served notices First India Bureau Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, on De- cember 8, had instruct- ed that liquor should not be sold after 8 pm in the state. Liquor, however, continues to be sold openly post 8 pm. To stop this, DGP Ra- jasthan Umesh Mishra got a decoy operation done in 11 districts by the vigilance team on Sunday. Departmental proceedings have been initiated against 17 CIs in these 11 districts. Mishra said that the team did not find any irregularities in the Chit- torgarh district. “De- partmental action has been initiated against 17 police station au- thorities on finding irregularities at other places,” he said. MP Yogi Balaknath slams RaGa, CM at JAY in Suratgarh Yogi Balaknath at Jan Aakrosh Yatra in Suratgarh on Monday. Relatives of the victims staging a dharna outside Mahuwa police station in Dausa on Monday. Ridhi Sidhi Associates sublet the toll plaza to Mahadev Project. First India Bureau Alwar: The bike-rid- den brother and sister died on the spot in a bike-car collision near Daroda on Kathumar road in the town. Ac- cording to the information, Shimla Devi (32) along with her brother was heading to the village Balraka to attend the wedding ceremony of their family. About 5 km from Khedli, near Tiware ka Daroda, both the siblings riding a mo- torcycle were killed on the spot after a collision with a white sedan car coming from Kathumar. First India Bureau Jaipur: There was a clash between unemployed doctors and the police while they were protesting over their demands. There is a demand of doctors to increase the posts of existing recruitment to 4500. The agitation was called on the call of All Rajasthan MBBS Doctors Association. The police stopped doctors taking out ral- ly from Swasthya Bhavan so angry doctors started shouting slogans on the road. First India Bureau Jodhpur: Former councilor from Jodh- pur Rajesh Mehta levelled allegations a g ainst U n i o n Jal Shak- ti Minis- ter Ga- j e n d r a Singh Shekhawat and claimed that he is associated with the Sanjivani cooperative. He also stressed that he will meet Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and hand over a few documents. Rajendra Patwari Suratgarh: Alwar MP and Mahant Yogi Bal- aknath during his visit to Suratgarh on Monday fiercely targeted Rahul Gandhi and the state government during the BJP’s Jan Aakrosh Yatra. Taking a jibe at Rahul Gandhi’s statement about the “shop of love”, he said that his shop is actually a shop of misuse of power. He said that the Congress government lied to the farmers and the youth. Targeting the state government, Nath said that a paper leak shop is running in the present Congress government. “The public has come to know him in 70 years and the last journey of this government is going to be from Ra- jasthan,” he said. SEVERE COLD CONDITIONS PREVAIL, NORMAL LIFE OUT OF GEAR IN STATE The night temperature at most of the places in the state was below 4 degrees Celsius People relaxing under the Sun on Monday in Jaipur. Frost in Jobner fields. —PHOTOS BY MUKESH KIRADOO & SANTOSH SHARMA Jaipur (PTI): Severe cold conditions kept normal life out of gear in parts of Rajasthan, with the mercury going down to minus 3.7 degrees Celsius in Sikar’s Fatehpur area last night. The night temperature at most of the places in the state was below 4 degrees Celsius, a Met department official said. Churu’s minimum temperature was 2.5 degrees Celsius while Si- kar recorded 2 degrees Celsius, Alwar and Bhilwara 0 degrees Cel- sius, Chittorgarh 1.5 degrees Celsius, Dabok (Udaipur) 2 degrees Cel- sius, Bikaner 2.4 degrees Celsius, Sriganga- nagar 2.6 degrees Celsi- us and Jaipur recorded minimum of 4.7 degree ‘Rajasthan Investors Conclave’ begins in Jpr NATIONAL STARTUP DAY First India Bureau Jaipur: On the occasion of National Start- up Day, a two-day ‘Ra- jasthan Investors Con- clave’ started at Bha- mashahTechnoHubin Jhalana on Monday . Budding young entrepreneurs of Rajasthan presented their business ideas to the inves- torsinthiseventorgan- izedbyiStartandStart- up Chaupal. They were given success tips by experts. The conclave began with a fireside chat on the Startup Ecosystem in which Sumit Srivastava, Founder,StartupChau- pal,alongwithMandar Joshi,ExecutiveChair- man, MStrategy Glob- al, discussed the topic. Motivating the young entrepreneurs, Joshi said that while looking for an investor for any startup, it should be kept in mind thattheinvestorshould be from your industry, otherwisehemusthave a good understanding of the industry so that he can understand your idea well. 2 killed, 4 injured in a clash between 2 groups in Dausa Journalists’ struggle bears fruit; toll plaza staff changed for assault on a journalist Siblings die in road accident in Alwar Clash between unemployed doctors & police ‘GSS associated with Sanjivani cooperative’ ‘Rajasthan Investors Conclave’ started at Bhamashah Techno Hub in Jhalana on Monday. FACE-TO-FACE WITH INVESTORS Sumit Srivastava said that the government and plat- forms like Startup Chaupal make you face-to-face with investors. Further work for funding depends entirely on your idea. This was followed by two other sessions on ‘Startup Valuation’ and ‘How to Give Elevator Pitch’. Governor Kalraj Mishra inaugurated the online visitor booking system virtually on Monday. Now a new company has taken over the control of the toll plaza. Police will conduct the verification of all the toll plaza employees and will ensure that they behave properly with the commuters. —Rajendra Singh Nirwan, ACP Chomu

3. Yogesh Sharma Jaipur: PCC chief Go- vind Singh Dotasra will hold a meeting of 235 block Congress presidents on Tuesday following instructions of Con- gressNationalPresident Malikarjun Kharge. The party’s preparations for the ‘Hath Se Hath Jodo’ campaign will be discussed in the meeting. However, the an- nouncementof 165block Congress presidents is yet to be made. The campaign is to start from January 26. In the meeting, instructions will be given that Rahul Gandhi’s letter should be sent to every home and family under the campaign. The purpose of Bharat Jodo Yatra is mentioned in RaGa’s letter. After the Block presidents, there will be for- mation of Mandal Con- gress Committee. There will be a mandal of 15 to 20 booths and their work will be to work as a bridge between the district and the block. The focuswillbeonstrength- ening the booth level. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 03 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Aditi Nagar New Delhi: The BJP has started preparations for the Assembly elections to be held in 9 states in 2023 and the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. In this sequence, the party executive meetingstartedonMon- day at NDMC Conven- tion Center in New Del- hi. It will continue on Tuesday as well. The state presidents of Rajasthan, Chhatis- garh, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana and Mizo- ram will present their reports on Tuesday . Ra- jasthan State President Satish Poonia, former Chief Minister Vasund- hara Raje and other leaders are also partici- pating. The tenure of BJP state president Sat- ish Poonia has been completedinDec2022.A decision can be taken in this meeting to extend his tenure or to appoint a new president. Neces- sary changes can be approved in the meeting for the purpose of tightening the organization of the states having assembly in 2023 including Rajasthan. Party President JP Nadda said in the meeting that 2023 is very important for the party . Former CM Vasund- hara Raje, BJP State President Satish Poon- ia,Leaderof Opposition Gulabchand Kataria, Omprakash Mathur, Deputy Leader of Oppo- sition Rajendra Rathod including Union Minis- ters Bhupendra Yadav, GajendraSinghShekha- wat, Arjun Ram Megh- wal, former state president Arun Chaturvedi in the BJP National Ex- ecutive meeting. , Na- tional Minister Alka Gurjar and National SpoxRajyavardhanSin- ghRathorewerepresent in the meeting. BJP shifts gear, starts prep for 2024 polls Dotasra, 235 block Cong prez to meet today Now, track your buses, book tickets via app BJP NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETING ACB raids five locations of SOG AdSP Divya, mobile phone seized Navin Sharma Jaipur: SOG AdSP Di- vya Mittal, arrested by the ACB, had herself spoke to the complainant first seeking Rs 2 croreandthenRs1crore after the complainant expressed his inability to pay so much amount. Thecomplainantagreed to pay only Rs 10 lakh, said an ACB official. Mittal is learnt to have told the complainant, “This is not a shop of any baniya. This money has to be taken to high- ups also. Carried.” Fi- nally the deal was fixed for Rs 50 lakh. Rs 25 lakh were to be paid the same day and Rs 25 lakhs after themarriageof thecom- plainant’s sister. “Meanwhile, after the ASP issued a notice to him, the complainant reached her office in Ajmer where she de- mandedRs50lakhtoset- tle the matter. She said that he will have to give Rs 25 lakh on the same day and the remaining Rs 25 lakh after Febru- ary11,”thesourcessaid. After some time, the same middleman called the complainant and asked him to give Rs 25 lakh at the Ajmer by- pass. “The trap failed because the middleman did not come to take the money following which a case was registered against the additional SP for demanding the bribe,” the officer said. A search operation was conducted simulta- neously at all the locations of Divya Mittal. The search operation was carried out in front of Divya’s flat in ARG Society on Jaipur Road in Ajmer. Apart from Ajmer, raids were held at 5 places in Jaipur, Udaipur & Jhunjhunu. The ACB also seized Mittal’sphonetoinvesti- gate Mittal’s conversation as with whom and for how long talk lasted. Jalore: ACB Jalore unit on the instructions of the headquarters arrested Rupnarayan Prajapat Technical Assistant (Lineman), Jodhpur Discom, taking a bribe of Rs 6000 from the complainant. Additional Director General of ACB Hemant Priyadarshi (Addl. Charge Director General) said that Pra- japat demanded a bribe from the complainant in lieu of correcting the meter reading should be corrected and not filling VCR. The police verified the complaint and arrested Rupnaray- an Prajapat. An inquiry is on and a case will be registered. Jodhpur discom staff in ACB net with `6k bribe (Clockwise) Divya Mittal in ACB custody. Flat in Ajmer, Udaipur resort and house in Jhunjhunu where searches were held. The accused had sought money via broker; ACB raids at her bases in Ajmer, Udaipur, Jhunjhunu & Jaipur The ACB also seized Mittal’s phone to investigate her conversation as with whom she had contacted State firms to move to court over issue of ‘Bajri’ tender JEE aspirant from UP ends life in Kota Economic condition of farmers isbadincountry,reiteratesPilot Narpat Joya Nagaur: Former Depu- ty Chief Minister Sachin Pilot attended the Kisan Sammelan organized at Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Stadium in Parbatsar on Monday and addressed the Kisan Sab- ha. Pilot is organizing Kisan Sammelans in five districts of the state. He said that a few days ago, MLA Ramni- vas Gavadia met him and told about holding a farmer’s conference, so he decided to hold a farmer’s conference. “There are serious questions in front of the country and the state regarding the farmers. Our population is based on agriculture but the economic condition of the farmers is very bad. The central govt has not done anything for the farmers in seven years. The debt in the name of the public in the country was Rs 56 lakh crore and now it has reached Rs 150 lakh crore,” Pilot said.He also said that the govt should catch the kingpin instead of those who take petty commissions for leak- ing papers. First India Bureau Kota: A 17-year-old male student, who was preparing for the JEE- Mains examination, allegedly committed suicide by hanging him- self from a ceiling fan of his hostel room in Kota, police informed on Monday. The incident happened in Mahaveer Na- gar police station area on Sunday evening and as per the information the teenager prior to committing suicide was not attending classes for around a month. First India Bureau Jaipur: Jaipur City TransportServicesLim- ited (JCTSL) CMD AjitabhSharmahassaid that now the live location of low-floor buses can be known through an app. This app will be available to the public from January 18. The app, JCTSL JAIPUR CITY TRANSPORT, can be downloaded from play store. Tickets can also be booked from this app. The trial of the app has been successful. JCTSL currently has 300 buses. Out of these, 100 buses will break downinMarchthisyear. The administration is planning to induct 100 electricbusesinthefleet this year for the conven- ience of passengers. Jaipur (FIB): A tender to excavate river sand (Bajri)fromadaminthe state has become a bone of contention between few‘powerweilders’and in fact apart from the state polity, even the ‘role’ of an officer with years of experience is being claimed in tender. It is said that sand worth more than Rs 3000 croreshastobeextracted from the bottom of the damandafirmfromMa- harashtra has won the ‘game’, while the ‘old contacts’ of state firms didnotwork.Meanwhile thecontractwillbegiven for20yearsandoverthis, two ministers have come face to face in the matter. One minister is associated with Hadoti region and the other with Me- war region. Now, state firmsarepreparingtogo to court as it is alleged that the final tender is being done at throwa- way prices and matter is topic of discussion. Jaitaran (FIB): A young man returning home from a wedding ceremony was abducted and killed by a mob of 10-12 people on Sunday night in Sojat. The accused killed a youth named Kuldeep Singh Rajpurohit and escaped by dumping the body in Nimbol area of Jaitaran sub-division. IN THE COURTYARD MLAs’ resignations hearing held in HC SC ISSUES NOTICE TO RAJASTHAN GOVT OVER UP ASI’s ANTICIPATORY BAIL PLEA Kamal Kant Jaipur: The reply in the matter of the res- ignation of 91 MLAs of the Congress party was presented in Ra- jasthanHighcourton behalf of the Princi- pal Secy of Legisla- tive Assembly on Monday .Itwassaidin the reply that 81 MLAs, not 91, had sent resignations in which photocopies of the resignations of five MLAs were presented while six MLAs had presented these resignations. On behalf of the Secy, it was said that the MLAs have with- drawn their resignations by appearing in person. Legislators can withdraw resig- nation under Vidhan Sabha Rule-173(4). It was said that the assembly Speaker re- jectedtheaboveresig- nations on Jan 13 on the basis of with- drawal therefore the petition has become infructuous. On this, the bench of Justice MM Srivastava and Justice CK Songara asked the petitioner to present his coun- ter-reply and adjourned the hearing till January 20. Jaipur: Justice Dinesh Maheshwari and Justice Hrishikesh Roy issued notice to the State of Rajasthan, after hearing the Interim Bail applica- tion of ASI Sonu Kumar Bhati on Monday. The matter was argued by Advocate Sunil Kumar Singh. Singh argued that the place to receive the said bribe is in Rajasthan and complainant does not want to proceed this matter from Police Station Bharatpur also nor does the complainant owes any money to SK Bhati and the complainant Israad is a habitual offender. This matter will be listed again on February 8, 2023. Sachin Pilot during the Kisan Sammelan in Parbatsar on Monday. MLA Virendra Choudhary, Mukesh Bhakar, and others are also seen. Satish Poonia addressing the gathering in New Delhi on Monday. PM Narendra Modi & JP Nadda are also seen. JP Nadda & Vasundhara Raje during the lighting of the lamp on Monday. Mob of 10-12 people kill youth in Jaitaran PLAYFUL PANTHERS Panthers spotted playing in Naharagarh Biological Park on Monday. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO POSTS VACANT IN STATE CONGRESS z 34 district heads and 165 block presidents. z District president to be named at 5 districts. z Divisional presidents will be made. z There will be a mandal of 15 to 20 booths. z There will be participation of every class in the Mandal Congress Committee. jkt-laokn@lh@22@13302 RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT TO FOLLOW NEW ROSTER IN JAIPUR FROM TODAY Jaipur: Hearing in the High Court Jaipur bench will be held according to the new roster from Tuesday. Three benches have been constituted for civil matters. Chief Justice Pankaj Mithal and Justice Shubha Mehta will hear in the first bench. In the second bench, Chief Justice Pankaj Mithal and Justice Sameer Jain will hear on Friday. Justice MM Sriv- astava and Justice Ganeshram Meena will hear in the third bench. Two benches have been constituted for criminal matters. Justice Pankaj Bhandari and Justice Ashutosh Kumar will hear in the first bench. Justice Birendra Kumar and Justice Anil Kumar Up- man will be heard in the second bench. Eight single benches have been constituted for civil matters. Justice AK Gaur, Justice Indrajit Singh, Justice NS Dhaddha, Justice MK Goyal, Justice CK Songara, Justice Sudesh Bansal, Justice AK Dhand, Justice Sameer Jain’s single bench will hear civil matters. Govind Singh Dotasra

4. had the good fortune of meeting our Hon’ble Prime Minis- ter two years back. We discussed tourism and travel and the opportunities these sectors presented before us. I got 15minutesforinteractionand true to the time, the meeting started one minute before the scheduledtimeandcontinued for a few minutes beyond. But those 15 minutes were devot- ed to focused discussion on tourism and travel. PM Modi gives undivided attention in his meetings so much so that the person meeting him feels that there is nothing more important to the PM than the agenda at hand. The PM has vast and in-depth knowledge of travel and tourism that for once I got a feeling that no one can know more about it than him and that he probably has only this industry to think about. Of course, he is the PM and is aware of every little aspect of governance in all sectors, but his interest and ex- pertise in travel and tourism is simply remarkable! He is the Prime Minister of the world’s second biggest countryandtheworld’slargest democracy .Youknowhewould only be thinking 30 thousand feet above, but he can have dis- cussionswhicharerightdown there at the absolute ground level. He does not indulge in macro-conversations. Let me givesomeexamplesof it.Once we were discussing what has and what has not worked for us. I said what has worked for usisthatwehavegonetosmall property owners, and helped them develop their infrastructure and get revenue. What I have learned in India is that supply is the problem, not the demand.If wegetgoodquality supply at the right price, consumers need them and they come forward. At the same time,Indiaisanagrarianecon- omy . We have a lot of farmers in our country and people like to visit villages, experience their stay in village accommo- dations and learn from it. So PM Modi suggested “Why don’t you try village tourism? This would enable some of these farmers to create a sus- tainable long-term source of income and help urban dwell- ers experience and know what villagelifetrulyis.”Ihave alot of colleagues who hope that someday they can take their children to the village and show them how the village environment feels. Now this was in the middle of Covid and we decided to go ahead and experiment with the idea. So we went to a village in Gujarat, spoke with a certain number of villagers and started doing business with them. I am so happy to state that each one of these homes fetched the villagers more than Rs 50,000 of income permonththroughoutthepan- demic. There is one of our owners, Raju bhai, who has not just one home, but got two rooms constructed. And today , he is on the path of becoming our reseller who is going and selling our services to other farmers.Hetellspeoplethathe has been using OYO and how he has benefited from this in the same environment. So one bit of conversation with PM Modi, just a minute and a half, translatedintoanopportunity for so many of our farmers. Not just OYO, any company can venture into village tour- ismthathousesalargepartof Indian population, and enable consumers to have a unique experience and create an industry by itself. PM Modi has this ability to converse in terms of massive depth and massive breadth. He looks at large scale initiatives but tracks their execution very closely and this makes our Hon’ble PM truly a Startup Prime Minister. I mentioned to him that my mother for the longest time thought that me pursuing entrepreneurship was a bad idea. Some of my friends convinced me to be an entrepreneur and she felt it was not the right thing to do. The first time the PM talked about me in Startup India, my mom finally told me that what you are doing must be probably right. In his interactions with oth- erindustryleaders,hediscuss- es ideas, challenges and way ahead with the same level of depth. I have heard him talking about data centre expan- sion, heard him talk about re- newableenergyrightfromthe location of solar to ethanol resources, where to find the raw materials to manufacture thesepanelsinIndiaetc.When we think infrastructure, we only think of road, railway , highway . But I have heard in- dustrygroupshaveaconversa- tion about consumer electronics. India this year probably will be single biggest country forconsumerelectronicmanu- facturing. Very rarely do people know about it. Recently there was a big drone policy and reform measures to promote India’s drone industry . India is becoming the hotbed of drone manufacturing and innovation. In each of these industries,suchlevelof depth, inmyviewisunparalleledand this is leading all these industries to grow. He is an incredible listener. In an industry delegation, he would listen to every item on thee list. In one of pre-budget CII delegations, his clear perspective was that long term valueiscreatedbyinvestingin infrastructure. So if tourism needs to expand, we should make large scale, long term infrastructureinvestment.Ke- vadia in Gujarat is a great ex- ample of this where the world’s tallest statue, the Stat- ue of Unity is. But along with that, there are rapids for raft- ing, cactus gardens, garden basedrestaurants,junglesafa- ris and what not. It is a one-of- its-kindexperienceandIhigh- ly encourage people to visit Kevadia or Ekta Nagar. This infrastructure has now allowed a huge hotel industry to flourish there. We can look at Kashi Assi Ghat, railway station, Shri Kashi Vishwanath - itisincrediblehowthecityhas transformed and has had a greatknock-oneffectonevery- oneintheecosystem.Whether you are an auto driver, tourist guide, someone selling temple products,youaregrowingand soisthegovernment!PMModi is a long term reformist and a value creator. 100 unicorns don’t get created out of one initiative. Quite a few things had to come together for all of us to be here. The world and our own entrepreneurial ecosystem is in awe of how we have been able to get there! We are a country with a billion plus people with the as- piration and inspiration to be best in world. And we have a leader who says that we are not satisfied with status quo! TO BE CONTINUED... COMPILED AND EDITED BY SHASHIKANT SHARMA AND SHWETA SHARMA I YOU READ PART 27 ON JANUARY 12, 2023 PERSPECTIVE JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 04 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Modi - PM of the world’s second biggest country PM Modi has all the attributes of a great entrepreneur. He thinks big but first experiments on a small scale. All ideas and recommendations that can make a positive difference are executed at simply magical speeds. The narrator shows us how our PM has the uncanny ability to look through the telescope and the microscope at the same time making him the legitimate Startup PM. ‘NARENDRA MODI GIVES UNDIVIDED ATTENTION IN ALL OF HIS MEETINGS’ PM Modi gives undivided attention in his meetings so much so that the person meeting him feels that there is nothing more important to the PM than the agenda at hand. The PM has vast and in-depth knowledge of travel and tourism that for once I got a feeling that no one can know more about it than him and that he probably has only this industry to think about. Of course, he is the PM and is aware of every little aspect of governance in all sectors. ‘MODI HAS ABILITY TO CONVERSE IN TERMS OF MASSIVE DEPTH, BREADTH’ Not just OYO, any company can venture into village tourism that houses a large part of Indian population, and enable consumers to have a unique experience and create an industry by itself. PM Modi has this ability to converse in terms of massive depth and massive breadth. He looks at large scale initiatives but tracks their execution very closely and this makes our Hon’ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi truly a Startup Prime Minister. Vol 4 Issue No. 222 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764. Printed and published by Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B. 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6. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Monday granted interim bail to expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar, who is serving life term for raping a minor girl in UP’s Unnao in 2017, to enable him to attend the wedding of his daughter. A bench suspended the sentence from January 27 to February 10 and asked Sengar to report to the SHO concerned on a daily basis during his release period. UNNAO RAPE: INTERIM BAIL TO SENGAR INDIA JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 05 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia PM urges students to share how they prepare for exams First India Bureau New Delhi: Prime Min- ister Narendra Modi has shared snippets titled ‘Your Exam, Your Methods-Choose Your Own Style’ from Exam Warriors book and urges students to share how they prepare for exams. In a tweet, the Prime Minister said; “In the book #Exam- Warriors, one Matra is ‘Your Exam, Your Methods - Choose Your Own Style.’ As #ParikshaPe- Charcha approaches, I urge you all to share how you prepare for exams including interest- ing experiences of the same. It will surely motivate our Exam Warriors.” Meanwhile at its Na- tional Executive meeting that began here on Monday, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) also held a discussion on a strategy to make Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha’ (an interavtive event with board examinees) a success. Modi shares snippets from Exam Warriors book PARIKSHA PE CHARCHA New Delhi (PTI): BJP president JP Nadda on Monday underlined the importance of the nine stateassemblypollstobe held this year in the run up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, and asked the party's national executive to ensure it does not lose in any state. Briefing media on Na- dda’s address to the key BJP body, whose two- day meeting began here on Monday, former Un- ion minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said Nadda noted that the ongoing year was very important in the prelude to 2024 Lok Sabha polls. The BJP is putting in place a number of exer- cises to strengthen its organisation to ensure that it comes back to power in 2024 at the Centre for a third term. Nadda, in his closed- door address, lauded India’s progress under the Modi government. It has become the world’s fifth-largest economy, second-largest manufacturer of mobile phones, third- largest manufacturer in the auto sector while the highway being built every day has risen to 37 km from 12 km earlier, Nadda said. BJP NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEET Ensure party does not lose any of 9 state polls in 2023: Nadda In his closed-door address, BJP chief lauds India’s progress under the PM Modi-led government Yogi Adityanath, Nitin Gadkari, Rajnath Singh, ML Khattar, Amit Shah, Piyush Goyal and others at the BJP National Executive Meeting. Rahul Gandhi with supporters during the Bharat Jodo Yatra. New Delhi (ANI): BJP’s 2-day National Executive meeting that began here on Monday, is aimed at formulating the strategy for the assembly elections in nine states this year and the Lok Sabha elections to be held next year. The two-day national executive meeting of the BJP is being held at NDMC Convention Centre here. The BJP is focusing on issues that will fulfill the needs of the public, while the social security of Muslim women will be discussed separately. New Delhi (ANI): At the Bharatiya Janata Party National Executive Meet- ing that began here on Monday, party’s National president JP Nadda received feedback on the roles and responsibilities given to central ministers in 160 Lok Sabha seats where the party is not on a strong footing. The meeting coincided with the two-day meeting of the National Executive, one of the key decision-making bodies of the BJP, which kicks off in the Capital later on Monday. MEET AIMED AT SETTING AGENDA FOR ASSEMBLY, LS ELECTIONS KEY TAKEAWAYS OF MEET: POLITICAL AND WELCOME RESOLUTIONS Jalandhar (PTI): The Congress' Bharat Jodo Yatra resumed from Ad- ampur here in Punjab on Monday, with scores of people marching along with Rahul Gan- dhi despite biting cold. The march started from the Kala Bakra area and several Con- gress leaders, including state party chief Am- rinder Singh Raja War- ring, were seen accom- panying Gandhi. The yatra will enter Hoshiarpur district later in the day as part of its journey in Punjab and will halt for the night at Urmar Tanda. The march, which started from Kanyaku- mari in Tamil Nadu on September 7, will conclude in Srinagar by January 30, with Gan- dhi hoisting the national flag in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. Bharat Jodo Yatra resumes from Adampur New Delhi (ANI): Del- hi CM Arvind Kejriwal led a foot march of Aam AAP MLAs to Lieuten- ant Governor VK Saxe- na’s home as a mark of protest against alleged interference of LG in Delhi govt’s decisions. The Aam Aadmi Par- ty accused the Lieuten- ant Governor of rejecting a proposal to send Delhi school teachers to Finland for training. However,theLieutenant Governor’s office has, denied rejecting any proposal and has said he only advised the state to record a cost-benefit analysis. The people of Delhi elect our government. It is taxpayers’ money . For Delhi’s education. What problem does the LG have? He and other AAP MLAs carried placards reading: “Mr LG, allow the teachers to go to Finland”. AAP vs LG: Kejriwal leads march over Delhi teachers’ Finland tour Bhopal (ANI): Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan inaugurated the two-day Think-20 meeting under G-20 at Kushabhau Thakre International Convention Centre) here on Monday . Addressing the inau- gural session, Chouhan said, “We heartily welcome all the delegates in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh. We treat guests like ‘God’. In our country, we have a tradition of Atithi Devo Bhava (the guest is God). Today , I feel that Bhopal has become the intellectual capital.” “We will work for with a notion of ‘One Earth, One Family and One Furture’. There is one earth and it is for everyone. One family repre- sents that the entire world is a family in which trees and wildlife are also incldued with humna being,” the Mad- hya Pradesh CM added. MP CM Chouhan inaugurates Think-20 meet under G-20 Shivraj Singh Chouhan at Think 20 meeting, in Bhopal on Monday. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal leads the protest march on Monday. New Delhi (ANI): RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat will address a meeting at Shaheed Minar ground in Kolkata on 23 January, the birth anni- versary of Netaji Sub- hash Chandra Bose. The programme will be organized at the Shaheed Minar ground in Kolkata. Sources said that, Sangh chief can give an important mes- sage on sensitive issues like amended citizen- ship law, and birth control bill. Preparations for this meeting are going on in full swing. Sangh sources said, Bhagwat will talk about Netaji’s ideology , and vision, and how he fought for the freedom of the country. Thousands of volunteers from across the state will partici- pate in the program. They say that Bhagwat is expected to arrive in Calcutta on January 18. Born to advocate Janakinath Bose in Od- isha's Cuttack on Janu- ary 23, 1897, Netaji went on to play a key role in the freedom movement. Bose is also known for establishing the Azad Hind Fauj. While there is contro- versy over Bose's death in a plane crash in Tai- pei on August 18, 1945, the Central government had in an RTI in 2017 confirmed that he had died in the incident. Bhagwat to attend Netaji’s birth anniv event in WB on Jan 23 Jammu and Kashmir (ANI): Terror strikes in Uri in 2016 and the Pul- wama attack of 2019 were “orchestrated” by the Central government according to National Conference (NC) leader Sheikh Mustafa Kamal who on Monday alleged that there were no photos or bodies of the sol- diers and that those who had lost their lives in the two terror attacks belonged to the Scheduled Caste (SC) categories. Thus, he has started a new row. New Delhi (PTI): The 259th session of Rajya Sabha will commence on January 31 and end on April 6. Finance Minister Nirmala Si- tharaman will present the Union Budget 2023- 24 on February 1. “The President has sum- moned the Rajya Sabha to meet on Tuesday, the 31st January 2023, at New Delhi. Subject to exigencies of business, the Session is scheduled to conclude on Thursday, the 6th April 2023,” a statement said. Uri, Pulwama attacks planned by GoI: NC leader Rajya Sabha session from Jan 31 to April 6 Prime Minister Narendra Modi. —PHOTO BY ANI PM MODI, HM SHAH EXTEND GREETINGS TO PEOPLE ON THIRUVALLUVAR DAY New Delhi (FIB): Prime Minister Narendra Modi has paid homage to Thiruvalluvar on Thiruvalluvar Day and recalled his noble thoughts. PM also urged the youth to read the Kural. The PM tweeted: “On Thiruvalluvar Day, I pay homage to the wise Thiruvalluvar and recall his noble thoughts. Diverse in nature, they are a source of great motivation for people from all walks of life. I would also urge the youth to read the Kural.” Union Home Minister Amit Shah also extended his warm greetings to the people on Thiruvalluvar day. In his tweet, Shah said that for centuries after centuries, the divine wisdom and life lessons taught by Thiruvalluvar have guided the path to a pious life. Shah wished that the day may unleash a nationwide renewed interest in reading of Thiruvalluvar books among the youth. PM Narendra Modi with BJP chier JP Nadda at the meeting. PM NARENDRA MODI ATTENDS BJP NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETING New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi on Monday attended the two-day National Executive meeting of the BJP at the NDMC Convention Centre here. BJP national president JP Nadda, Union Ministers including Home Minister Amit Shah, Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled States and other party leaders also participated in meeting. Sources said the three resolutions of the National Executive meeting encompass political, economic and international affairs. CBI COURT REFUSES TO CALL AMBANI WILL APPOINT NEW DGP IN FEB: J’KHAND `200 CR EXTORTION: CHARGE SHEET FILED 72-YEAR-OLD CASE FINALLY SETTLED DELHI: BJP MLAs PROTEST WITH OXYGEN MASKS, CYLINDERS CONVENIENT POLITICS IS NOT ADVISABLE: RIJIJU TO KEJRIWAL MOM STRUGGLED TO ADAPT TO INDIA, HATED POLITICS: PGV Mumbai: A CBI court has rejected a plea to call Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani as a witness in a 1989 case related to an alleged attempt to murder businessman Nusli Wadia. Ivan Sequeira, one of the accused in the case, had moved the CBI court to ex- amine Ambani as a witness. New Delhi: The Jharkhand government on Monday told the Supreme Court it has received the names of three senior IPS officers from the UPSC and would appoint one of them as the new director general of police on February 12 after the current police chief demits office. New Delhi: The Police on Monday filed a supple- mentary charge sheet in connection with the Rs 200 crore extortion case involving alleged fraudster Sukesh Chandrashekhar who has been accused of impersonating top government officials in order to extort about Rs 200 crore. Kolkata: Contry’s oldest litigation of a 72-year-old case was finally disposed off by the Calcutta High Court recently. The case pertained to the liquidation of the erstwhile Berhamp- ore Bank Ltd. A bench decided the country’s longest legal dispute, a report in a section of the media said. New Delhi: BJP MLAs entered the Delhi Assembly with oxygen masks and cylinders on Monday to protest against the alleged inaction of the AAP govt on tackling pollution, as both parties crossed swords in the House on the first day of the Winter Session. New Delhi (ANI): Law and Justice Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday while replying to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said convenient politics is not advisable, especially in the name of the Judiciary, adding that the Constitution of India is supreme and nobody is above it. Tussle erupted after Kiren Rijiju recently wrote a letter to the Chief Justice of India and pitched for the inclusion of government representatives in the collegium. Bengaluru (PTI): Italy-born Sonia Gandhi initially struggled to learn Indian traditions and disliked politics, her daughter and Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said on Monday. At a women-centric convention here, she said she was brought up by two brave and strong women — her grandmother Indira Gandhi and mother Sonia Gandhi. She recalled that she was eight-years-old when Indira Gandhi lost her 33-year-old son. But the very next day of Sanjay Gandhi’s death, she went to work to serve the nation and that was the sense of duty and her “inner shakti”. Indira Gandhi continued to serve the nation until she died. IN THE COURTYARD Wayanad (PTI): An all-party-meeting heldhereonMonday , following the rise in number of man-animal conflicts in the forest district, decided that there should be an increase in the compensation paid to the victims of such attacks. Kerala Forest Minister AK Sa- seendran said only the state cabinet can take a final decision on increasing the compensation to the animal attack victims. “The recommenda- tion of the all-party- meeting in this regard will be submit- ted before the cabinet meeting chaired by the CM,” he said. Kerala: All party meet over animal attack cases

7. INDIA JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 06 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia First India Bureau Dehradun: The Uttara- khand government has taken a big decision regarding Joshimath, which is crumbling due to land subsidence. Like Kedarnath,nowthegov- ernment of Uttara- khand will also rebuild Joshimath affected by landslide. Uttarakhand Disaster Management Secretary Ranjit K Sin- ha has given this information. He said that CM Pushkar Singh Dhami has given instructions in this regard. Sinha said in a press conference on Monday that ‘Joshimath will be redeveloped in the same way as Kedarnath was redeveloped. CM has di- rected that scientific investigation should be done in all the cities lo- cated in the mountains, we will do it. Joshimath will be rebuilt like Kedarnath: Uttarakhand Govt Labourers re-construct a wall which got damaged as a result of land subsidence, in Joshimath. State disaster management secy says it will be redeveloped in same manner like Kedarnath was GangaVilasCruisegets stuckinBihar’sChhapra Chhapra (ANI): The flagship Ganga Vilas Cruise, which was inaugurated by Prime Min- ister Narendra Modi last week, got stuck on the third day of its 51- day journey in Bihar’s Chhapra due to shallow water in the Ganga, officials said on Monday . The cruise which was scheduled to dock at the shore for the tourists to visit Chi- rand, an archaeological site, got stuck because of water deficiency in the Ganges near the Do- riganj area of the district. Chirand Saran, situated 11 km south- east of Chhapra near Doriganj Bazar, is the most important archaeological site of the district. Stupanuma fill- ings built on the banks of the Ghaghra river are seen to be associated with Hindu, Bud- dhist and Muslim influ- ences. However, owing to the shallow water at the shore, it was difficult to bring the cruise to the shore, the officials said on Monday . Agnipath game changer in making armed forces future-ready: PM New Delhi, Jan 16 (PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated first batch of Ag- niveers on being the pioneers of the Ag- nipath scheme, assert- ing that it is a transformative policy and a game changer in strengthening the armed forces and making them future-ready. Virtually addressing the new recruits, he said this “path-break- ing” scheme will further empower women. According to an official statement, the prime minister said the young Agniveers will make the armed forces more youthful and tech-savvy. De- fence Minister Rajnath Singh called the Ag- nipath scheme one of the “most important and unprecedented re- forms” in the armed forces. Addressing the Agniveers, the prime minister said techno- logically-advanced sol- diers will play a “key role” in our armed forces, and added that the current generation of youth especially has this potential and Ag- niveers will play a leading role in the forces in the times to come. PM Modi, Rajnath Singh, Chiefs of three Defence Services at video conferencing on Agnipath. PM MODI HAILS NEW SCHEME SHELTER, FOOD FOR VICTIMS AT GURDWARA GANGA VILAS “OBSCENE” AND A THREAT TO GANGETIC DOLPHIN: JAIRAM RAMESH MAMATA BANERJEE LAMENTS LACK OF CENTRAL AID FOR GANGASAGAR MELA New Delhi (ANI): Addressing first batch of Agniveers, PM Narendra Modi on Monday highlighted that this transformative policy will be a game changer in strengthening our Armed Forces and making them future-ready. Under the Agnipath scheme, announced on June 14 last year, services are recruiting youths between age of 17-and- half years and 21 years. New Delhi (Agencies): Joshimath Gurdwara has become a shelter for victims of land subsidence as well as rescue personnel in the Utta- rakhand town. Sri Hemkund Sahib manages the gurdwara, which is dedicated to the 10th Guru of Sikhs, Guru Gobind Singh.A media report quoted Joshimath Gurdwara manager Seva Singh as saying: “More than 700 houses and around 15 hotels are affected in Joshimath.” New Delhi: While inaugu- rating the world’s largest longest river cruise titled Ganga Vilas, PM Narendra Modi called it “a new age of tourism in India”, but on the other hand, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh has termed the service “obscene”. Taking to Twitter, the Congress leader said that the service would also endanger India’s national aquatic mammal. “The river cruise on the Ganga unveiled by the PM is obscene! Who can afford Rs 50 lakh per night except the filthy rich? Ganga is still neither Nirmal nor Aviral. Now this Tamasha will also endanger India’s national aquatic mammal — the Gangetic dolphin,” Ramesh wrote in his tweet. Sagardighi: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Monday rued the “lack of central aid” for the annual Gangasagar mela, which is attended by lakhs of pilgrims, and said her government would continue to bear the expenses as per its capability. Banerjee noted that 70 lakh pilgrims have taken holy dip at the congregation this year. “At least 70 lakh people visited Gangasagar Mela this year from all over the country. They have crossed water- ways to reach the (Sagar) island. Throughout the year, one crore people visit Gan- gasagar. It’s our ill luck that the Centre, despite the heavy footfall, does not spend a single penny on the event,” Banerjee said here. PM TALKS TO AGNIVEERS New Delhi (ANI): PM Narendra Modi on Monday interacted with Agniveers through a video conference. De- fence Minister Rajnath Singh was also present. Earlier on January 11, Brig Suresh G, Commandant, 1 EME Centre, briefed media at the Agniveers Training and Administration and Newly Conceptionalised and Constructed Out- door Musketry Facility, in Secunderabad. “New India is filled with renewed vigour, and efforts are under- way to modernise our armed forces as well as make them Aat- manirbhar.” —Narendra Modi, PM First India Bureau Dharwad: Union Min- ister of Youth Affairs and Sports Informa- tion and Broadcasting Anurag Singh Thakur addressed valedictory of 26th National Youth Festival in Dharwad, Karnataka on Monday. The five-day event was inaugurated by the Prime Minister Naren- dra Modi on Thursday . Speaking on the occasion, Thakur invited the youth to join Y-20 Talks and Y-20 Walks and prepare documents for G-20 leaders sug- gesting solutions on various important issues. The Minister urged the young generation to actively join government initiative to build a clean, beautiful, empowered nation. Outlin- ing the various youth welfare measures initiated by the Narendra Modi Government Thakur urged that these measures should be utilized effectively in nation-building. He expressed happi- ness over the successful conduct of the National Youth Festival which was celebrated as Green Festival in Hub- li-Dharwad. The Minis- ter underlined the need for waste reduction initiatives in life to build a clean India. He called upon the youth to take a pledge in this regard. Thakur said the Na- tional Youth Festival symbolizes unity and integrity as it literally creates a miniature of India. The Minister asked the youth representatives to share with others the messages they carry back from the youth fete. He noted that the country has achieved unprecedented growth and progress in almost all sectors. The 2019-20 National Youth Awards were conferred on 19 individuals and six organizations for excel- lent work and contribution in different fields on the occasion. Thakur addresses valedictory function in Dharwad 26TH NATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL Union IB Minister asks Youth to take initiatives to build a Clean, Beautiful, Empowered Nation Union IB Minister Anurag Thakur addressing the function. CRUCIAL READ Jabalpur: A group of three youths allegedly gang- raped a 12-year-old girl under Chargawan police station limits in Madhya Pradesh’s Jabalpur district, a police official said on Monday. The incident occurred on Sunday evening around 6 pm and all the accused of the case were arrested. The accused have been identifed as Pancham Thakur (22), Brijesh Thakur (around 22 years old) and Bali Thakur (23 years old). 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL GANG-RAPED IN MP’S JABALPUR; THREE ACCUSED ARRESTED Mahoba: A 24-year-old man was arrested for allegedly raping a woman here, police said on Monday. The incident happened in an area under Mahobakanth police station area on Sunday night, they said. According to the police, the 20-year-old woman from the same village as the accused was sleeping when the man barged into her house and raped her. MAN HELD FOR RAPING 20-YEAR-OLD WOMAN IN UTTAR PRADESH’S MAHOBA RANCHI AIRPORT GETS INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM New Delhi: The Airports Authority of India has commissioned Facility Performance Category-I Instrument Landing System for Runway-31 at its Birsa Munda airport at Ranchi, the authority said on Monday. The new ILS replaced the existing facility that had completed its recommended life span. Birsa Munda Airport has been witnessing a steady increase in passenger movement. Jammu: Police on Monday arrested an inter-state narcotics supplier in JK’s Anantnag district, officials said. A police team conducted raids in Bijbehara area of Anantnag district and arrested Shamas-ud-din Ganai. He was brought to Samba and interro- gated by police, they said. Police said that Ganai, who hails from Bijbehara in Anantnag, was wanted in JK, Punjab and other states. INTER-STATE DRUG SUPPLIER HELD IN JK’S ANANTNAG ‘SINKING’ JOSHIMATH CM SUKHU HOLDS MEET TO PRE-EMPT JOSHIMATH-LIKE CRISIS IN HIMACHAL ‘MORE JOSHIMATH ABOUT TO HAPPEN’ MEHBOOBA AIRS JK’S CONCERNS Shimla: In the wake of the Joshimath land subsidence, the Himachal Pradesh government has swung into action to avert the possibility of such incidents in the state. Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu held a meeting on Monday, with disaster management officers and DCs of all the districts at the secretariat regarding the pos- sibilities of such incidents in Himachal Pradesh. After the Joshimath incident in Uttara- khand, the Himachal Pradesh government has also swung into action. CM Sukhu held a meeting with disaster management officers and DCs of all the districts at the secretariat on Monday. Pithoragarh: Alleging use of explosives beyond permissible limit in widening of a border road in Dharchula, Congress MLA Harish Dha- mi on Monday said he will not let it “become another Joshimath”. “The company widening the 36 km road from Baluakot to Tawaghat is using explosives.” Srinagar: PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti has slammed the govt for its “recklessness” in not limit- ing number of pilgrims and extending roads in JK, warning that Amarnath and Vaishno Devi can face a Joshimath-like situation. “Joshimath is just the tip of the iceberg,” she said. EC starts discussion with parties over remote voting machines New Delhi (PTI): Amid decision by various opposition parties to op- pose the Election Com- mission’s proposal to introduce the remote voting machine for mi- grant workers, the poll panel on Monday began a discussion with parties on the politically sensitive subject. After remarks by Chief Election Com- missioner Rajiv Kumar, the poll watchdog will demonstrate to the representatives of political parties the remote elec- tronic voting machine (RVM). It has invited representatives of eight national, and 57 recog- nised state parties for a demonstration here. EC has maintained that the RVM, developed by the public sector undertak- ing Electronics Corpo- ration of India, will be a stand alone device not connected to the inter- net in any way . The initiative, if im- plemented, can lead to a “social transforma- tion” for migrants, the EC had said last month. Traffic restored on Jammu- Srinagar NH First G20 Health Working Group meeting in Kerala New Delhi (PTI): The first Health Working Group meeting under India’s G20 presidency will be held in Thiru- vananthapuram during January 18-20, the Un- ion Health Ministry said on Monday . Trackinghealthemer- gencies, preparedness and response, strengthening cooperation in the pharmaceutical sector, and digital health innovation and solutions are the three priorities un- derhealthforIndiainits G20 presidency , the ministry said. Health emergencies prevention, and prepar- ednessandresponsewith a focus on One Health and antibiotic resistance is top on the agenda, and India will aim to play a major role in converging discussions in multiple forums for global health architecture and act as anenablertoreducefrag- mentation and duplica- tion, it said. Ramban (ANI): Jam- mu-Srinagar national highway was closed on Monday due to shooting stones near Ramban, af- fecting vehicular movement for several hours. However, NH-44 is through for traffic after clearance now. Inform- ing about the development, Mohita Sharma, SSP Ramban tweeted, “NH 44 through for traffic after clearance. Travel with caution”.

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9. JAIPUR | TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2023 08 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Commodity Price Change % Chg GOLD 56,701.00 314.00 0.55 (Per 10g) SILVER 70,054.00 1173.00 1.67 (Per 1kg) COMMODITIES Currency Price Change % Chg USDINR 81.59 0.21 0.25 GBPINR 99.58 0.11 0.11 CURRENCIES Sales momentum to continue in 2023 Greater Noida (FIB): Tata Motors, Kia India and Hyundai are expecting sales momentum to continue this year as well after witnessing robust growth in dispatches to dealers in the last year. Tata Motors, which crossed five lakh cumulative wholesale mark in 2022, is hopeful of robust performance this year on the back of new launches as well as better traction for its internal combustion engine models, electric vehicles and CNG trims. “It (sales growth) will be steep, hopefully, it will not be as steep as it was because the denominator used to be lower, now it is becoming higher,” Tata Motors Managing Director – PV and EV Shailesh Chandra told PTI. When asked if the sales growth would be in single or double digits, he said: “Double digit penetration is what we are looking at.” TaMo, KIA, HYUNDAI EXPECT ROBUST PERFORMANCE z Tata Motors, which crossed five lakh cumulative wholesale mark in 2022, is hopeful of robust performance this year on the back of new launches as well as better traction for its internal combustion engine models, electric vehicles and CNG trims. business BRIEFS New Delhi (PTI): Contri- butions to mutual fund schemes through SIPs remain unfazed from the market volatility in 2022 with inflow growing to `1.5 lakh crore in 2022, a surge of 31% from a year earlier, due to higher retail participation. In compari- son, an inflow of `1.14 lakh crore through the route was registered in 2021 and `97,000 crore in 2020, data with the AMFI showed. Going ahead, SIP numbers are expected to continue to remain strong in 2023 as investors are increasingly appreciating the importance of regular investing through the route. Greater Noida (PTI): Hyundai Motor India will increase its production capacity to 8.2 lakh units annually from June this year as it looks to reduce backlog orders with im- provement in semicon- ductor supply issues, according to top company officials. The company, which is among the worst hit automobile manufac- turers by chip shortage, currently has a backlog order of around 1.15 lakh units, with majority of them being its popular SUVs -- Creta and Venue. HYUNDAI INDIA TO RAISE PRODUCTION CAPACITY FROM JUNE MUTUAL FUNDS' SIP COLLECTION JUMPS 31% TO `1.5 LAKH CR New Delhi (PTI): Around 58% of developers expect housing prices to increase this year because of rise in input costs, according to a survey. As per ‘Real Estate Develop- ers Sentiment Survey’, by Realtors apex body CRE- DAI, real estate consultant Colliers India and property research firm Li- ases Foras, 43% of developers expect residential demand to remain stable in 2023, while 31% feel the demand would increase up to 25%. 58% BUILDERS EXPECT HOUSING PRICES TO RISE New Delhi (PTI): Maruti Suzuki India on Monday said it has hiked prices of its vehicles across models by about 1.1%. This is the second price hike that the carmaker is undertak- ing in the ongoing fiscal year, after increasing it in April 2022. In December last year, the company had said it would hike prices of its vehicles to offset the impact of rising input costs and make provisions to update the model range to conform to stricter emission norms which will kick in from April 2023. MSI HIKES VEHICLE PRICES BY 1.1% ACROSS MODELS *Rates till the edition went to print. AXIS TOPS RE-BOND LEAGUE TABLE FOR 16TH YEAR IN A ROW Mumbai (PTI): Axis Bank has trumped every competitor for the 16th consecutive year in 2022 as a rupee domestic bond issue arranger, cornering 19.20% market share or `92,904.5 crore across 127 issuances. The second position in the list is maintained by ICICI Bank with a market share of 17.67% or `85,486 crore and HDFC Bank third with 17.29% or `83,667 crore of the total share. INDIA’S EXPORTS DECLINE OVER 12% Y-O-Y IN DEC 2022 New Delhi (PTI): India’s exports in December 2022 dipped by 12.2% to $34.48 billion as against $39.27 billion in the same month last year. Imports in Dec 2022 also declined to $58.24 billion as against $60.33 billion in the same month last year. During April-Dec this fiscal the country’s overall exports rose by 9% to $332.76 billion. Imports during the period increased by 24.96% to $551.7 billion. IMPORTS OF COVID-19 VACCINES EXEMPTED FROM CUSTOMS DUTY TILL MARCH 31 New Delhi (PTI): The government has exempted customs duty on imports of Covid-19 vaccines till March 31, 2023 in a bid to ensure domestic availability amid fears of a surge in coronavirus infections. In a notification, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) said Covid vaccines, when imported into India by central government or state governments, would be exempt from the whole of customs duty from January 14, 2023 till March 31, 2023. The government had, in April 2021, first exempted Covid-19 vaccines from 10% customs duty. PAYTM PAYMENTS BANK GETS NOD TO OPERATE AS BHARAT BILL PAYMENT OPERATING UNIT New Delhi (PTI): Paytm Payments Bank on Monday said it has received final approval from the Reserve Bank of India to operate as a Bharat Bill Payment Operat- ing Unit (BBPOU). Under Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS), a BBPOU is allowed to facilitate bill payment services of electricity, phone, DTH, water, gas insurance, loan repayments, FASTag recharge, education fees, credit card bill and municipal taxes. BBPS is owned by the National Payments Corporation of India. OTHER STORIES IN INDIA, 1% own more than 40% of total wealth Davos (PTI): The richest 1% in India now own more than 40% of the country’s total wealth, while the bottom half of the population together share just 3% of wealth, new study showed. Releasing the India sup- plement of its annual inequality report on the first day of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting here,rightsgroupOxfamIn- ternational said that taxing India’s ten-richest at 5% can fetch entire money to bring children back to school. “A one-off tax on unreal- ized gains from 2017–2021 on just one billionaire, Gautam Adani, could have raised `1.79 lakh crore, enough to employ more than five million Indian primary school teachers for a year,” it added. The report titled ‘Sur- vival of the Richest’ further said that if India’s billionaires are taxed once at 2% on their entire wealth, it would support the re- quirement of `40,423 crore for the nutrition of mal- nourished in the country for the next three years. “A one-time tax of 5% on the 10 richest billionaires in the country (`1.37 lakh crore) is more than 1.5 times the funds estimated by the Health and Family Welfare Ministry (`86,200 crore) and the Ministry of Ayush (`3,050 crore) for the year 2022-23,” it added. On gender inequality, the report said that female workers earned only 63 paise for every 1 rupee a male worker earned. For SC and rural workers, the difference is even starker -- the former earned 55% of what the advan- taged social groups earned, and the latter earned only half of the urban earnings between 2018 and 2019. “Taxing the top 100 In- dian billionaires at 2.5%, or taxing the top 10 Indian billionaires at 5% would nearly cover the entire amount required to bring the children back into school,” it added. Davos (PTI): The richest 1% have bagged nearly twice as much wealth as the rest of the world population put together over the past two years, a new report said on Monday. Oxfam further said that billionaire for- tunes are increasing by $2.7 billion a day even as at least 1.7 billion workers now live in countries where inflation is outpacing wages. The richest 1% have grabbed nearly two- thirds of all new wealth worth $42 trillion created since 2020, almost twice as much money as the bottom 99% of the world’s population. NETWORTH OF RICHEST-1% DOUBLE OF REST OF WORLD WEALTH OF ULTRA-WEALTHY TO CONTINUE TO RISE IN 2023: SURVEY New Delhi (PTI): Nearly 9 out of 10 ultra-high-net-worth individuals in India saw an increase in wealth during in 2022, and the super rich expect their wealth to grow further this year, according to a Knight Frank survey. Among Indian respondents, the consultant said 88% saw a rise in UHNWI’s (ultra- high-net-worth individuals) wealth in 2022. Going forward, the Indian respondents expect wealth of the ultra-wealthy to continue to increase in 2023. While 47% expect wealth to increase by more than 10%, 53% expect wealth to rise by at least 10% over the previous year. INDIA INC MAY DOLE OUT 9.8% SALARY HIKE IN 2023: SURVEY New Delhi (PTI): India Inc is likely to see an average salary increment of 9.8% in 2023, slightly higher than a 9.4% hike in 2022, and for top talent the increase will be much more, says a survey. According to Korn Ferry’s latest India Compen- sation Survey, organizations are focused on retaining critical and key talent through various talent management initiatives and formal retention and compensation plans. New Delhi (PTI): The wholesale price-based inflation declined to a 22-month low of 4.95% in December 2022, mainly due to fall in prices of food articles, especially vegeta- bles, and oil- seeds. Last month, de- clining prices of vegeta- bles and onions pulled down inflation rate of food articles to (-)1.25%. How- ever, wheat, pulses and po- tato remained expensive, along with protein rich items like milk and 'egg, meat and fish'. The last low level of WPI inflation was recorded in February 2021 at 4.83%. Tel Aviv (PTI): The newly- elected President of the Is- rael-Asia Chamber of Com- merce, Anat Bernstein-Re- ich, who has worked to promote Indo-Israel bilat- eral trade for more than two decades, has said the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Israel and India will act as a catalyst in fulfilling the huge trade potential. “India and Israel trade relations have reached new heights but have still not fulfilled their potential. The long-awaited Free Trade Agreement will be a catalyst for the same”, Bernstein-Reich said. WPI inflation at 22-month low of 4.95% in Dec ‘FTA will boost India-Israel relationship’ RIL suspends auction of gas from KG-D6 Global recession likely in 2023: WEF survey New Delhi (PTI): Reliance Industries Ltd and its partner bp plc on Monday suspended a planned auction for the sale of natural gas from their eastern offshore KG-D6 block after the government altered marketing rules to cap margins. In a notice, Reliance and its partner BP Exploration (Alpha) Ltd (BPEAL) said the auction has been suspended indefinitely . E-bidding for the sale of 6 million standard cu- bic meters per day of gas was originally planned for January 18 but was later pushed back first to January 19 and then to January 24. On January 13, the Min- istry of Petroleum and Natural Gas published new rules for the sale and resale of gas produced from dis- coveries in deep sea, ultra- deep water and high pressure-high temperature ar- eas with marketing and pricing freedom. Davos (PTI): A global recession is likely in 2023, but pressures on food, energy and inflation may be peak- ing, the WEF said on Mon- dayinitsChief Economists Outlook survey . At the same time, some economies in the South Asia region, including Bangladesh and India, may benefit from global trends such as a diversification of manufacturing supply chains away from China, the report said. The WEF said globally businesses are expected to cut costs significantly in response to economic head- winds, but chief economists are optimistic about inflation and strong bal- ance sheets. A majority of the World Economic Forum’s Com- munity of Chief Econo- mists expect to see geopo- litical tensions continuing to shape the global economy, and anticipate further monetary tightening in the United States and Europe. Almost two-thirds of chief economists believe a global recession is likely in 2023. Mumbai (PTI): Bench- mark equity index Sensex and Nifty gave up early gains and ended lower on Monday as investor sentiment was hit due to una- bated foreign fund outflows and losses in index heavy- weights Reliance Indus- tries and HDFC Bank. The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 168.21 points or 0.28% to settle at 60,092.9. The broader NSE Nifty dipped 61.75 points or 0.34% to end at 17,894.85. From the Sensex pack, Axis Bank, NTPC, HDFC, HDFC Bank, MM, ICICI Bank, RIL and Maruti were among the major laggards. Tech Mahindra, HCL Technologies, Infosys, Wipro, TCS and Power Grid were among the major winners. Sensex drops 168 pts; Nifty below 17,900 Mumbai (PTI): The rupee pared initial gains and settled 21 paise lower at 81.59 (provisional) against the US dollar on Monday, tracking a rebound in the greenback overseas and a muted trend in domestic equities. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened on a positive note at 81.29 against the greenback, but pared the gains and fell to an intra-day low of 81.73. The domestic currency finally settled at 81.59. ` FALLS 21 PAISE TO CLOSE AT 81.59/$

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Speaking at a press conference, Mishra said that the state police are working with the aim of providing accountable, transpar- ent, and sensitive police administration to the people’s respect, life, and property. He said that the police took quick action and did a thorough investigation in the cases of POCSO Act/rape, due to which in the last year 2022, the accused in such cases were sentenced to death in 5 such cases. In 209 cases, rigorous imprisonment of upto 20 years was awarded to criminals. Mishra said that the Rajasthan government has given importance to the ‘uninterrupted registration’ of FIR from June 2019 for complainants. This has yielded positive results. DGP BREAKS SILENCE ON RISING OF RAPE CASES IN RAJASTHAN DGP Umesh Mishra addressing a press conference along with Smita Srivastava and Hawa Singh Ghumaria (L) and Ravi Prakash (R) on Monday. There is a mis- conception that Raj ranks first in rape cases. The truth is Madhya Pradesh ranks first then Raj and the rea- son is ‘uninterrupted registration. 41% of the total registered rape cases are found un- proven in Rajasthan whereas the national average is 8%. —Umesh Mishra, DGP Average probe time in crimes against women reduced to 69 days in Raj: DGP STATE HAS HIGHEST CONVICTION RATE, SAYS DGP MISHRA Jaipur: DGP Umesh Mishra said, “Despite foreshadowing the criticism of increasing the registration figure, we did not think of bypassing the policy of uninterrupted registration but tried to strengthen it further. During this period, the police took action against the officers in 18 cases who did not register FIRs. As per data from National Crime Records Bureau in rape cases, the conviction percentage of Raj state is 47.9, which is much higher than the national level conviction percentage of 28.6. Ranji match starts after 32 yrs at Barkatullah Stadium in Jodhpur First India Bureau Jodhpur : With the efforts of Rajasthan Crick- et Association President Vaibhav Gehlot, the Ran- ji match started after 32 years at the Barkatullah Khan Stadium in Jodh- pur on Monday. The match was with Chhat- tisgarh on Monday. Apart from Ravi Bish- noi, Aniket Chaudhary and Mahipal Lamrod have also participated. Altaf Merchant and Usha Prakash will be the match referees and Bhu- pendra Bhati, OP Shar- ma will be the scorers. The second service matchwillbeplayedfrom January24toJanuary27. Entry is free for everyone and a medical team will be at the stadium. Jodhpur to host G20 Summit from Feb 2 Rajeev Gaur Jodhpur: G-20 conference will be organised from February 2 to 4 in Jodhpur for which preparations have already started. Dishes special- ly prepared from millets will be served for the Sherpas and delegates. The foreign guests will start their morning with a yoga session. Sherpas and delegates from 20 countries including Australia, It- aly, Japan, and China will come to Jodhpur. Every intersection of the city is decorated with Rajasthani culture and a special theme. From Jodhpur’s Divi- sional Commissioner KC Meena to District Collector Himanshu Gupta and Police Com- missioner Ravidutt Gaur, in-charge minister Subhash Garg and in-charge secretary Ji- tendra Upadhyay are continuously monitor- ing the preparations. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has also reviewed all the ar- rangements by taking an essential meeting in this regard. —REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE Regular Add’l Dist Sessions Court to open in Nagaur First India Bureau Jaipur: With a view to providing easy justice to the general public, courts are being established in different districts of the state. In this sequence, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved the proposal to set up a regularAdditionalDis- trict and Sessions Court at Jayal in Na- gaur district. As per the proposal, a regular Additional District Sessions Court will be established in place of the Additional District and Sessions Camp Court at Jayal in Na- gaurdistrict. With this decision, it will be eas- ierforthepartiestoget justice at the local level and the cases pending in the courts will be disposed off soon. Rajasthan govt transfers 40 state administrative service officers Dr Rituraj Sharma and Shivendra Parmar Jaipur: Before the assembly session and with the commence- ment of Chintan Shi- vir, 40 RAS officers were transferred by the Gehlot government on Monday, making major changes in the administrative fleet. In this, 8 additional collectors and 7 SDOs been shuffled. In this list, 6 important posts of urban bodies including the commissioner and two additional divisional commissioners have been transferred. TheDistrictLogistics Officer of Baran has also been changed. Be- fore the assembly session, these transfers are considered important because there is little possibility of extensive changes except for im- portantpostsduringthe entireassemblysession. In these transfers, importance has been given to the opinion of public representatives. Through the shuffle, transfers made on a total of 6 posts including commissioners of urban bodies and two additional divisional commissioners have been changed along with Baran DSO. Notably , 7 SDOs have been moved along with 8 Additional District Collectors. Notably, previous transfers of Vivek Kumar and Vi- kas Rajpurohit have been canceled. Interest- ingly, RAS Vivek Ku- mar has been transferred to 3 different places in the past and all three transfers have been canceled by the Personnel Department canceled. He was first posted as Secretary of, the Social Welfare Board but there was no RAS post whereas, in Churu, the Zilla Pari- shad CEO was transferred which Vivek was about 8-10 years back. l REKHA SAMARIA: Addl. Commissioner and Deputy Secretary (2nd) Panchayati Raj Department l ASHOK KUMAR MEENA: Addl. Director, Elementary Education, Bikaner l SATYANARAYAN AMETA: District Logistics Of- ficer, Baran l PRABHATI LAL JAT: Addl. Commissioner (III), TAD, (MADA) Jaipur l KAPOOR SHANKAR MANN: Deputy Com- missioner, CAD, IGNP, Bikaner l NANDKISHORE RAJORA: CEO, Zilla Parishad, Ajmer l NARESH SINGH TANWAR: Dy Commis- sioner, JMC Heritage l SANGEETA MEENA: Dy Director, Social Justice and Empowerment Department l RAJESH MEWADA: ADM Bali l SAROJ DHAKA: Dy Commissioner, JMC Heritage l RAJENDRA SINGH-II, ADM, Ajmer l DURGA SHANKAR MEENA: ADM, Baran l SHEORAM VERMA: ADM, Didwana, Nagaur l ARVIND SHARMA: SDM, Phagi, Jaipur l PRAMOD SIRVI: Pro- tocol Officer, General Administration Dept, Jodhpur l NARENDRA KUMAR MEENA: SDM, Kesho- raipatan, Bundi l MANISHA: SDM, Santhal, Dausa l VIKAS MOHAN BHATI: SDM, Sarwad, Ajmer l SUBHASH CHANDRA GOYAL: Commissioner, Bharatpur Municipal Corporation l SUBHASH CHANDRA HEMANI: SDM, Seemalwada l SUNITA YADAV: Land Acquisition Officer, Ajmer Development Authority l BALBIR SINGH: SDM, Parbatsar, Nagaur l BHAVNA SINGH: Special Officer (Land), City Development Trust, Kota l PANKAJ KUMAR, SDM, Marwar Junction, Pali l KAJODMAL DUNDIA, MD, Finance and De- velopment Cooperative Corporation, Jaipur l Vasudev Malavat: Commissioner Mu- nicipal Corporation Udaipur l HIMMAT SINGH BARHATH: Secretary, City Development Trust, Chittorgarh l Rajesh Verma: MD, SC-ST Finance Devel- opment Cooperative Corporation Ltd. Jaipur l MAHAVIR KHARADI: ADM, Deeg l ANURAG BHARGAVA: Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Kota North l SUNITA CHOWDHARY: Registrar, Agricultural University, Bikaner l RATAN KUMAR: ADM Bharatpur l SURESH KUMAR: ADM Dausa l RAJPAL SINGH: Additional Divisional Commissioner, Kota l KAILASH CHANDRA SHARMA: Addl. Com- missioner, Panchayati Raj Department, Jaipur l AKHILESH SINGH PEEPAL: Addl. Divi- sional Commissioner, Bharatpur l RAKESH KUMAR: Chief Executive Officer, Sikar l PRIYA BHARGAVA: Addl. Registrar, Rev- enue Board, Ajmer l Suman Panwar: Dy Director, Sainik Welfare Board, Jaipur l RAKESH KUMAR, ADM Sikar

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