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First India Bureau
Ayodhya: The wait of
centuries has ended,
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi said after per-
forming the ground-
breaking ceremony in
AyodhyaforRamMandir.
Returning to the tem-
ple town of Ayodhya
after nearly 30 years,
Prime Minister Modi,
clad in a traditional
golden coloured dhoti-
kurta, performed the
‘bhoomi pujan’ of the
proposed Ram Mandir.
Sending out the mes-
sage that “Ram is every-
where, Ram belongs to
all”, Modi said the tem-
ple symbolises India’s
rich heritage and will
be an inspiration to all
of humanity.
Across the country,
people remained glued
to their television sets as
Modi performed rituals
at the Ram Janmabhoo-
mi, the site of a bitter
Hindu-Muslim conflict
that lasted decades be-
fore being settled by the
SupremeCourtlastyear.
Beginning his speech
with Jai Siya Ram, the
PM told the gathering
that a grand temple will
now be built for Ram La-
lla, the infant Ram, who
had been living in a tem-
porary tent for years.
“Many people made
sacrifices for the Ram
temple. I pay my re-
spects to all of them,”
he said in the speech
that followed the laying
of the foundation for
the Ram temple. “Ram
Mandir will become the
modern symbol of our
traditions. It’ll become
a symbol of our devo-
tion, our national senti-
ment. This temple will
also symbolise the pow-
er of the collective reso-
lution of crores of peo-
ple. It will keep inspir-
ing the future genera-
tions,” Modi said.
He also released a
postage stamp to mark
the event, an occasion
which is also being seen
as an ideological victory
of theBJPoveritsrivals.
Some of the leaders
of the Ram Janmabhoo-
mi movement, includ-
ing former deputy
prime minister LK Ad-
vani were not at among
the 175 people invited to
the venue, with the or-
ganisers keeping the
guest list short because
of the threat of COV-
ID-19. Turn on P6
New Delhi: Today
dra Modi and Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi Teerth
Kshetra have paid re-
spect to the faith of
crores of people by per-
forming ‘bhoomi pujan’
of Ram temple, said Un-
ionHomeMinisterAmit
Shah on Wednesday.
Taking to Twitter,
Shah wrote (roughly
translated from Hindi),
“The construction of
the Ram temple in Ayo-
dhya has been a symbol
of the faith of Hindus
around the world for
centuries. Today Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi and Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi Teerth
Kshetra have done the
work of paying respect
to the faith of crores of
people by performing
bhoomi pujan of Ram
temple, for this,
Turn on P6
Wait of centuries has ended’
‘RAM IS EVERYWHERE!
Today, Ram Janmbhoomi
breaks free of the cycle of
breaking and getting built again
- that had been going on for
centuries.” PM Narendra Modi
Lord Ram living in
tents for years, will
finally get a temple, said
PM while laying first
brick for Ram Temple
Lord Ram unique in our
culture, civilisation: Gehlot
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief minister
Ashok Gehlot on
Wednesday said the fo-
cus should be on estab-
lishing an egalitarian
society based on the val-
ues espoused by Lord
Ram, who holds a
unique place in our cul-
ture and civilization.
As Prime Minister
Narendra Modi was
performing the Ram
Mandir Bhumi Pujan
rituals in Ayodhya, Ge-
hlot in his tweet said,
“Lord Ram holds a
unique place in our cul-
ture & civilization. His
life teaches us the im-
portance of truth, jus-
tice, equality of all,
compassion and broth-
erhood. We need to fo-
cus on establishing an
egalitarian society
based on the values es-
poused by #LordRam.”
“May Lord Ram’s
temple become a sym-
bol of unity and broth-
erhood in our country,”
he said, adding #Ram-
Mandir as a hashtag.
—With Agency Inputs
India is creating a glorious chapter
in history in the presence of the
Lord Bhaskara (Sun god) on the
bank of Saryu river today. From Kanyaku-
mari to Ksheer Bhawani, Koteshwar to
Kamakhya, Jagannath to Kedarnath,
Somnath to Kashi Vishwanath, Bodh Gaya
to Sarnath, Amritsar Sahib to Patna Sahib,
Andaman to Ajmer, Sammed Shikhar to
Shravanabelagola, Lakshadweep to Leh.
—Narendra Modi, PM
Shah attributes historic
event to mentor Modi!
Home Minister Amit Shah
PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI ALONG WITH RSS CHIEF MOHAN BHAGWAT, UP GOVERNOR ANANDIBEN PATEL & OTHERS
PERFORMS BHOOMI PUJAN AT ‘SHREE RAM JANMBHOOMI MANDIR’, IN AYODHYA ON WEDNESDAY. —PHOTO BY PTIHISTORY IN MAKING
ASHOK GEHLOT
@ASHOKGEHLOT51
Lord Ram holds a
unique place in our culture &
civilisation. His life teaches us
the importance of truth, justice,
equality of all, compassion &
brotherhood. We need to focus
on establishing an egalitarian
society based on the values
espoused by #LordRam.
Nizam Kantaliya
Jaipur: A division
bench of Rajasthan
High Court on Wednes-
day issued show cause
notice to the Speaker of
legislative Assembly on
a set of appeals filed by
BJP MLA Madan Dila-
war and BSP national
secretarySatishMishra.
Thematterwillnowbe
heardagainonThursday.
The duo approached
the division bench of
Rajasthan high court
on Tuesday with an ap-
peal against the order
of a single Judge refus-
ing stay on the function-
ing of 6 BSP MLAs as
Congress legislators.
On request, the mat-
terwaslistedonWednes-
day before the Division
bench of Chief Justice
Indrajit Mahanty and
Justice Prakash Gupta.
Both the parties had
filed writ petitions chal-
lenging the decision of
Speaker Of state assem-
bly CP Joshi dated
18.9.2019 allowing merg-
er of the 6 BSP MLAs in
the Congress party.
The single bench had
issued notices to the
speaker and secretary
of the assembly and the
six MLAs on July 30 and
directed them to submit
replies on August 11.
However, the court
did not accede to grant
interim relief wherein
thepartieshaveclaimed
a stay on the participa-
tion of the 6 MLAs In
the proceeding in the
house as Congress leg-
islators. Turn on P6
Beirut: The powerful
blast in the port of Leb-
anon’s Beirut left 113
people killed and more
than 4,000 injured, Leb-
anese Health Minister
Hamad Hassan said on
Wednesday, as cited by
Sky News Arabia.
Earlier in the day, the
Health Minister’s advis-
er, Reda Al Moussawi,
told Sputnik that the
death toll from the blast
stood at 108. Beirut has
already received hu-
manitarian assistance
from Kuwait, Qatar and
Greece, Al Moussawi
said, adding that the au-
thorities were waiting
for aid from other coun-
tries, including Russia,
France, the United Arab
EmiratesandtheUnited
Kingdom. Turn on P6
Semi final match between Gehlot & Pilot
camps will be played today in HC campus
Beirut blast toll reaches
113,over 4,000 injured
J&K LG resigns, Mehrishi
expected to step in?
New Delhi: Exactly a
year after the GoI an-
nounced abrogation of
Article 370 as well as
bifurcation of the state
of J&K into two Union
Territories, Jammu and
Kashmir LG Girish
Chandra Murmu on
Wednesday sent his res-
ignation to President
Ram Nath Kovind, said
sources. Murmu is set
to be the next CAG of
India taking over from
Rajiv Mehrishi, who
will retire this week.
Sources add that for-
mer Home Secretary
Mehrishi may be the
new LG of J&K. Nota-
bly, Murmu recently
courted controversy
while giving statement
regarding election tim-
ing in J&K on which the
Election Commission
had taken exception.
MEANWHILE, RAJ HC ISSUES NOTICE
TO SPEAKER ON WEDNESDAY ON
ISSUE OF MERGER OF BSP MLAsPMO INDIA @PMOINDIA
Shocked and saddened
by the large explosion in
Beirut city leading to loss
of life and property. Our
thoughts and prayers are
with the bereaved families
and the injured
GC MurmuRajiv Mehrishi
KARNATAKA
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INDIA
19,59,822
CONFIRMED CASES
40,732
DEATHS
MAHARASHTRA
16,476 DEATHS 4,68,265 CASES
TAMIL NADU
DELHI
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Naveen Sharma
Jaipur: Federation of
Rajasthan Trade and In-
dustries took the very
required initiative to
tackle the unemploy-
ment situation arise due
to the current COVID
crisisbysigninganMoU
with Rajasthan Skills
and Livelihoods Devel-
opment Corporation.
FORTI through its
vast number of mem-
bers has been regularly
receiving information
about the rising vacu-
um of manpower in
their trade and indus-
trial units resulted
from the current COV-
ID crisis. On the other
hand, the inflow of
workers from other
states has increased the
numbers of the unem-
ployed workforce. FOR-
TI took the initiative of
imparting the skill
training to this migrant
workforce as well as the
unemployed youth of
the state by signing the
MoU with RSLDC. The
MoU was signed in the
presence of Chairman,
RSLDC, Neeraj K
Pawan by the MD of
RSLDC, Bishnu Charan
Malick, and Dhirendra
Singh Raghav, Presi-
dent (Youth Wing) and
Girdhari Lal Khandel-
wal, Secretary.
FORTI enters into MoU with RSLDC
SKILL DEVELOPMENT ACROSS RAJ
GUV MISHRA PLEASED WITH
RAM TEMPLE ‘BHUMI PUJAN’I pray that this temple will emerge as a symbol of cultural and national unity: Mishra
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Governor
Kalraj Mishra on
Wednesday said he was
quite happy with the
Ram temple Bhumi Pu-
jan performed in Ayod-
hya as the long-held
dreams of the people
are finally taking shape.
"I am very happy to-
day. We were committed
to building the temple
and today our commit-
ment is being fulfilled.
We had imagined that a
grand temple for Mary-
ada Purushottam Ram
shall be constructed
one day and today we
can see our imagina-
tion and dreams taking
final shape," the Gover-
nor said.
"We always wanted
India's magnanimity to
increase many times in
the world with the con-
struction of the grand
Ram temple. Now, on
this historic day, I pray
that this temple will
emerge as a symbol of
cultural and national
unity which will go
along with the princi-
ples of ‘Vasudhaiva Ku-
tumbakam'. This work
is being done in accord-
ance with the court's
decision, general con-
sensus and public sen-
timents. I congratulate
and greet all the saints
and citizens who
were part of the Ram
Mandir movement.
Also, I congratulate
and thank the Prime
Minister," he said.
Meanwhile, Gover-
nor recited Sundar
Kand with Satyavati
Mishra, the first lady
of the state at Raj
Bhavan. On this occa-
sion, the family of the
governor and some of-
ficials were also pre-
sent. The Governor
garlanded the picture
of Ram and offered
prayers and wished for
prosperity in the coun-
try and the state.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Transport
minister Pratap Singh
Khachariyawas will
donate two months’
salary and a silver
brick as a contribution
to the construction
of Ram temple in Ayo-
dhya.
He said that Lord
Ram belongs to every-
one and he is present in
everyone and cannot be
divided by caste, reli-
gion, or party.
Khachariyawas said
that Prime Minister
Narendra Modi per-
formed a groundbreak-
ing ceremony on
Wednesday, which is a
matter of pride for the
country and people.
He said former PM
Rajiv Gandhi had got
worship started in Ram
temple.
When the foundation
ceremony was being
held at Ayodhya, the
Transport minister
along with his family
members performed
Lord Ram’s worship at
his residence in civil
lines.
A Ramayan path was
also started at his resi-
dence which will con-
tinue on Thursday as
well.
The Transport minis-
ter also informed that
he will go to Ayodhya
after the assembly ses-
sion.
The minister also mo-
tivated others to con-
tribute to the temple in
their own capacity.
Ram cannot be divided by caste,
religion, or party: Transport min
Bhumi Pujan a gateway to golden future: Poonia
IT cell of election dept holds
orientation programme
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The IT cell of
the election department
conducted an orienta-
tion program for its of-
ficials and staff on the
NVSP portal and mo-
bile app on Wednesday.
Chief electoral offic-
er Praveen Gupta asked
officers and employees
to help first-time voters
in registration and reg-
ister online at least five
new voters in the age
group of 18-19 years and
share information
about voter registration
at the individual level.
“The election depart-
ment employees must
have a thorough knowl-
edge of including and
removing names from
the voter list so that
they can provide infor-
mation to a voter who
has not made voter ID
card,” he said.
Additional chief elec-
toral officer (ACEO)
Krishna Kunal in-
formed about the
amendment in the card
on the portal. He said
that during coronavi-
rus problems common
man can use facilities
provided on the portal
and mobile app and
there is a need to create
awareness about these
facilities.
Aishwarya Pradhan
Jaipur: Wednesday
was a big day in the
lives of scores of BJP
workers and leaders
when they virtually
joined the ground-
breaking ceremony of
the construction of
Ram temple by PM
Modi in Ayodhya. The
BJP headquarters was
decorated and was
thronged by BJP work-
ers. Many of the senior
workers and leaders
from the party had par-
ticipated in the cam-
paign for the Ram tem-
ple, others had gone till
jail during the course
of agitation while some
were even subjected to
physical torture.
The function at the C-
scheme party office
started with Ramdhuni
and then everyone was
engrossed to the TV
screens to listen to the
addresses by RSS chief
Dr Mohan Bhagwat and
UP CM Yogi Adity-
anath. State BJP chief
Satish Poonia couldn’t
control his emotions
and used the occasion
to take a dig at the Con-
gress. He said it was
overwhelming to chant
them ‘Jai Shri Ram’ as
lord Ram isn’t an im-
aginary figure. Poonia
said that even Rahul
Gandhi is a witness to
the historical event. He
said the day isn’t simply
auspicious for the be-
ginning of the construc-
tion of the temple but
also a gateway to a gold-
en future as lord Ram
belongs to all.
LOP Gulabchand Ka-
taria congratulated all
and expressed gratitude
to PM Modi for usher-
ing in such a historic
day in their lives. An
overwhelmed Ashok
Parnami said the day
brings the message of
peace to the world.
Jaipur MP Ram-
charan Bohra and chief
spox for the party Ram
Lal Sharma congratu-
lated and hailed the role
of RSS ideology to make
the day happen. The
event was also attended
by state organization
secretary Chandrashek-
har, with other officials
including VP Ajay Pal
Singh, Bhajan Lal Shar-
ma, Mukesh Dhadhich,
Suman Sharma, Mamta
Sharma, and Puja Kapil.
BJP national VP Om Mathur lighting a diya at his residence on
Wednesday to mark the foundation laying ceremony of Ram
Temple in Ayodhya on Wednesday.
Gulab Chand Kataria lighting a diya at his residence on Wednesday.
Pratap Singh Khachariyawas offers prayers at his residence on
Wednesday. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
Governor Kalraj Mishra with wife Satyavati Mishra offer prayers at Raj Bhavan in Jaipur onWednesday.
VASUNDHARA RAJE
@VasundharaBJP
We believe that this
ground worship and
foundation stone is
not only for temple
construction but also
for a new India and
new era. An India
where social har-
mony prevails, the
Ganges of devel-
opment flows and
justice is ensured
to every person. Jai
Shree Ram!
GOVIND SINGH
DOTASRA
@GovindDotasra
On the auspicious
occasion of Bhumi
Pujan and foundation
stone ceremony of
‘Maryada Purush-
ottam Lord Shri
Ram Janmabhoomi
Temple’, heartfelt
greetings to all the
countrymen. Jai
Shree Ram
GAJENDRA SINGH
SHEKHAWAT
@gssjodhpur
Triumphic day for
our grand civilization.
This day is vindica-
tion of Hindu values,
valour and virtues.
Today, crumbled
past empires are
ever distant, fading
memories. We look
forward to a revital-
ised continuity of our,
Indian civilization.
#JaiShreeRam
SACHIN PILOT
@SachinPilot
Hearty greetings
to all the country
and countrymen
on the occasion
of Bhumi Pujan
and foundation
stone of ‘Maryada
Purushottam
Lord Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi
Temple’. Jai Shree
Ram!
RAJENDRA RATHORE@Rajendra4BJP
A grand temple will now be constructed for our Ramla-
la who has been under sack and tent for years. Break-
ing and then getting up, Ram Janmabhoomi has been
freed from this interference going on for centuries. The
whole country is thrilled, every heart is deep. The wait
for centuries is coming to an end #JaiShriRam
Mahant Kailash
extends greetings
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Congratula-
tions to all the devotees
on the auspicious occa-
sion of worshiping the
land of Lord Ram tem-
ple in Ayodhya. He said
‘You are requested to
donate lamps today’.
‘Decorate your house
with a lamp’.
Shivad Acharya
attends mandir
ceremony
First India Bureau
Sawaimadhopur: Shi-
vad Ved Vidhyala’s Ve-
dacharyaRaghavMishra
attended the foundation
laying ceremony of Ram
temple in Ayodhya. Prem
Prakash Sharma, the
chairmanof Ghushmesh-
war Jyotirling Mahadev
mandir trust, and media
in-charge Kumud Jain
informed that Mishra is
a native of Ayodhya and
he is Ved Acharya in the
Shivad Ved Vidhyala.
JAIPUR SAYS JAI SHREE RAM!
L: Women lighting diyas at historical Ramchandra Ji Temple during the Deepotsav in Jaipur to mark the foundation laying
ceremony of Ram Temple in Ayodhya; R: RSS Headquarters in Jaipur was illuminated to mark the occasion.
DIYA OFFERS PRAYERS AT CITY PALACE
—FILE PHOTO
—PHOTOBYSUMANSARKAR

RAJASTHANJAIPUR | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020
First India Bureau
Jaipur: HC on Wednes-
day directed the JDA to
formulate a plan so that
people can get entire de-
tails and information
related to land, while
purchasing.
Hearing a suo moto
petition on housing so-
cieties which issues
dual patta, the division
bench chief justice In-
drajit Mahanty and jus-
tice Prakash Gupta ob-
served that people
spend their hard earned
money for house con-
struction but they are
left with a piece of pa-
per in hand. The court
said that JDA should
make a plan so that peo-
ple can get all details
related with lands.
A committee set up in
the chairmanship of
additional chief secre-
tary (home) also sub-
mitted an affidavit in
the court in connection
with the matter.
Jaipur police com-
missioner Anand Sriv-
astava and additional
commissioner Ajaypal
Lamba appear in the
court during the hear-
ing. Advocate Vimal
Chaudhary expressed
dissatisfaction over the
police action against
such housing societies.
Srivastava said that
most of the cases are
subjudice and there are
181 cases related to dual
patta which are being
probed. The court asked
the police to expedite
the investigation.
HC on 6 February,
2017 took suo moto cog-
nisance and sought a
report of irregularities
by the housing society.
The court sought report
on various points from
cooperative and police
departments.
State government
has formed a coordina-
tion committee which
submits the reports in
the court.
‘Give all info about land during purchase’
COURT TO JDA
Raj corona tally inches to 50K mark:
1,166 new cases, 13 deaths on WedJaipur reported 6 deaths, 41 fresh diagnosis in last 24 hours; state’s death toll reaches 745
State govt appeals
for plasma donation
First India Bureau
Jaipur:Wednesdayadd-
ed 1,166 new corona cas-
estakingthetollto47845.
Last24hoursreported13
deaths taking the toll to
745.6deathswerereport-
ed from Jaipur while 2
deaths were from Ajmer
and Alwar, Jalore, Kota,
Rajsamand & Sikar re-
ported one death each.
Jodhpur had 192 new
cases followed by 112
from Alwar, 105 from
Kota, 65 from Jhalawar,
64 from Ajmer, 55 from
Pali,54eachfromBikan-
er & Dholpur, 49 from
Jalore, 41 from Jaipur, 39
from Udaipur, 37 from
Nagaur, 36 from Barmer,
32 from Rajsamand, 26
from Sawai Madhopur,
21 from Sikar, 19 from
Dungarpur,16 from
Bharatpur, 12 each from
Jaisalmer&Jhunjhunu,
8 from Bundi, 7 from
Sirohi, 5 from Baran, 3
from Tonk, 1 each from
Chittorgrah & Dausa.
Meanwhile in Sv-
asthya Bhawan had 10
more doctors and per-
sonnel being diagnosed
positive on Wednesday.
The cumulative dis-
trict wise tally of the
corona positives on
Monday is as follows –
Ajmer 2238, Alwar 4639,
Banswara 223, Baran
226, Barmer 1618,
Bharatpur 2758,
Bhilwara 801, Bikaner
2280, Bundi 237, Chittor-
garh 332, Churu 695,
Dausa339,Dholpur1405,
Dungarpur 661, Ganga-
nagar 278, Hanuman-
garh 234, Jaipur 6037,
Jaisalmer 217, Jalore
1227, Jhalawar 704,
Jhunjhunu644,Jodhpur
7483, Karauli 375, Kota
2336, Nagaur 1596, Pali
2879,Pratapgarh194,Ra-
jsamand 682.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Chief
Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot has been empha-
sizing on use of plas-
ma therapy to treat
critical coronavirus
infected patients.
Accordingly, the
district administra-
tion and health de-
partment has been
augmenting plasma
therapy and patients
who have recovered
from Covid have
been asked to donate
plasma.
Chief medical &
health officer
(CMHO) Dr Balwant
Manda said that the
state government
has been emphasiz-
ing on using plasma
therapy and a plas-
ma bank has been
set up in Jaipur.
He said that other
medical colleges in
the state have also
been given sanction
to set up plasma
bank.
The CMHO also
said that many seri-
ous patients have
been successfully
treated with plasma
therapy; therefore,
people have been en-
couraged to donate
plasma.
“Those in a par-
ticular age category
who have been re-
covered from corona-
virus and have com-
pleted their isolation
period are being en-
courage to donate
plasma,” Dr Manda
said.
The health depart-
ment has been con-
tacting them for the
same.
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: Stern action
will be taken if laxity is
found in executing
door-to-door garbage
collection system in the
city. The commissioner
of Jaipur Municipal
Corporation (Jaipur
Greater) Dinesh Yadav
gave the directions in a
review meeting held on
Wednesday in the JMC
office.
Saying that keeping
the city clean is a pri-
mary responsibility, Ya-
dav said that no care-
lessness will be tolerat-
ed and action will be
taken against the em-
ployees if heap of gar-
bage is found in the city.
He also directed offi-
cials to make sure that
the door-to-door gar-
bage collection system
runs well.
Showing displeasure
for delay in delivering
notices to recover due
taxes, the commission-
er instructed officials to
ensure delivery of the
notices in time. He also
said that file should be
moved for attaching the
properties of those who
are not paying urban
development and other
taxes. In the meeting,
deputy commissioners
of all zones were asked
to take action on illegal
constructions. He also
asked them to take dis-
ciplinary action on the
personnel who come to
the office late. Taking
up the issue of penden-
cy on various grievanc-
es registered on PMO,
CMO, Sampark portal
and helplines, Yadav
said that the grievances
should be redressed in
next three days.
Also, instructions
were given to officials
for sending replies to
assembly questions and
clear the pendency of
matters related to hu-
man rights commission
and RTI. He also sug-
gested the officers to
spare at least half an
hour to look into the
cases so that there is no
pendency.
He gave instructions
to expedite awareness
campaign and publicise
messages related with
safety from coronavi-
rus. Additional Com-
missioner Arun Garg,
all deputy commission-
ers, revenue and other
officials were present in
the meeting.
First India Bureau
Pali/Sikar: A woman
was murdered allegedly
by her husband after a
verbal spat broke out be-
tween the duo in Pali’s
Khinwara area. The ac-
cused attacked his wife
on head with a stick
leaving her dead on the
spot. SHO Khinwara po-
lice staton Manoj Ku-
mar Samaria informed
that the accused was ar-
rested from Dhamli vil-
lage and he has con-
fessed.
In Sikar, a similar in-
cident took place where
a husband allegedly
murdered his wife. The
accused himself
reached the police sta-
tion and informed the
police about the inci-
dent following which
the police reached his
house and found the
body lying in a pool of
blood. The incident oc-
curred in Losal police
station area.
Plot twist in
Kardhani murders
Jaipur: Kardhani po-
lice has made an unex-
pected revelation re-
garding the culprits of
the double murder of
mother and son in the
Surya Nagar colony a
few days ago. The prime
accused Anil Kumar
Sharma told the police
that the death of his fa-
ther in law six years ago
under suspicious cir-
cumstances was in fact
a murder. Accused An-
il’s father in law ajnai
Kumar was found dead
in a water tank in his
house, Police closed the
case considering it to be
suicide. Family had
complaints about it.
Kardhani PS SHO Ram-
kishanVishnoisaidthat
while interrogation for
the double murder ac-
cused Anil revealed that
his father in law was
murdered by his sister
in law, her husband,
lover and two other ac-
complices. The prime
accused Anil and his sis-
ter in law had murdered
Anil’s wife and son in
Surya Nagar colony re-
cently. It seems that
when Anil saw his sister
in law being left out
lightly in the recent
case, he revealed her
earlier criminal history.
First India Bureau
Alwar: ACB team un-
der CO Mahendra Mee-
na made two more ar-
rests in the corrupt
CDPO Pradeep case of
Bansur. ACB had on 29
July, trapped CPDO
Pradeep, additional ad-
ministrative officer
Kailash Chandra and
senior office assistant
Manohar Lal Vishnoi
while the latter two
were arrested, the
prime accused Pradeep
had fled with the bribe
money of Rs 50,000.
Pradeep gave the mon-
ey to his acquaintance
Ashok Saini. Ashok fur-
ther forwarded the
money to Mukesh Saini
to dispose of it securely.
ACB arrested both
Ashok and Mukesh on
charges of trying to dis-
pose of the bribe money,
deleting the CCTV foot-
age, and misleading the
officials.
Meanwhile, in
Pratapgarh, ACB ar-
rested a clerk and con-
tract worker of the So-
cial Welfare depart-
ment accepting bribe
of Rs1,500 from a sec-
ond year student. ACB
DSP Heramb Joshi in-
formed that Arnod resi-
dent second year stu-
dent Shanti Lal com-
plained against junior
assistant Sandeep
Patidar and computer
operator Kuldeep Tai-
lor for demanding Rs
3,000 for removing ob-
jections from his appli-
cation for scholarship
of social welfare de-
partment. The final
amount was settled at
Rs 2,500. Complainant
Shanti Lal paid Rs 1000
as advance while ACB
verified the complaint.
On Wednesday Shanti
Lal paid the balance
and ACB caught the ac-
cused red handed ac-
cepting the bribe.
—FILE PHOTO
‘Cleancityapriority,
actionagainstlaxity’
2 women killed by husbands
in different incidents in Raj
Corrupt CDPO case: ACB arrests 2 more
Govt waives
off 6 mths tax
of pvt buses
LS speaker
Birla launches
ARTA’s digital
platform
JDA distributes sanitisers,
masks on 38th
Foundation Day
First India Bureau
Jaipur: State govern-
ment waived off six
months tax of spare
buses whose permit
was not obtained. Pri-
vate bus operators
won’t have to pay tax
for duration of March
22 and June 30. Trans-
port minister Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas
and private bus opera-
tors had arrived on an
agreement on June 16,
following which the
private bus operators
has called off strike.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Lok Sabha
speaker Om Birla
launched digital plat-
form of All Rajasthan
Traders Association
(ARTA) on Wednesday.
The objective of the
platform is to strength-
en the association. State
president of ARTA
Kishore Kumar Tak
said that through this
platform small traders
can be linked with the
association with just a
click. The association
has also launched ‘Bha-
ichara Card’ for the
member shopkeeper.
The fee is Rs 500 against
which the association
would provide a wallet
of Rs 1000 to the mem-
ber. ARTA’s Shashikant
Sharma said that 2000
shopkeepers have
joined the association
through missed call.
Abhishek Srivastav
Jaipur: The Jaipur De-
velopment Authority
had its 38th Foundation
day on Wednesday but
due to the ongoing co-
rona epidemic it didn’t
organize any ceremo-
nial event. JDA used the
opportunity to sensitize
its employees by dis-
tributing sanitizers and
face masks.
Every employee, both
permanent or tempo-
rary, was given a bottle
of sanitizer and two
face masks. Every year
the day is celebrated
ceremoniously with
traditional worship,
plantation drive and
other programmes but
this year, keeping with
the social distancing
norms and to make the
awareness campaign
more pronounced, it
was decided to only dis-
tribute sanitizers and
masks to the employees.
UNSTEADY SHELTER
City received heavy rain showers on Wednesday afternoon, which was a relief from the
scorching heat but also troublesome for commuters. —PHOTO BY SUMAN SARKAR
Karauli: A youth
and his mother were
killed when a tractor
trolley hit their mo-
torcycle. They were
on their way to
Kanapura from Sapo-
tara when the trolley
coming from Kud-
gaon hit them. After
the incident, locals
blocked the road and
did not allow the po-
lice to shift the bod-
ies. They alleged that
tractors ferry illegal
sand mines and run
at high speed which
often cause accidents
in the area. The vil-
lagers demanded a
curb on illegal trans-
portation of sand.
Tehsildar Vishnu Ku-
mar Bharadwaj and
police inspector Har-
jilal Yadav are trying
to pacify the locals.
Bike-trolley crash kills two,
locals blame sand smugglers
BJP national president
JP Nadda has self
quarantined himself
after Home Minister
Amit Shah was diag-
nosed positive. Nadda
has quarantined himself
for three days initially
which could be further
extended. Nadda has
cancelled all his meet-
ings and appointments.
Now former Rajasthan
CM Vasundhara Raje
will have to wait for JP
Nadda to come out of
his quarantine. Raje had
reached Delhi on Tues-
day from Dholpur to
meet Nadda and several
other leaders in Delhi.
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TEMPLE PROMISE
KEPT, IT IS TIME
TO LOOK AHEAD
500-year-old dispute finally
ended on August 5 with Prime
Minister Narendra Modi per-
forming a ground-breaking cer-
emony to mark the start of a
grand Ram temple in Ayodhya. For mil-
lions of Hindus across the globe the mo-
ment filled with religious fervour was
historic and memorable. After abrogation
of Article 370 ending special status en-
joyed by Jammu & Kashmir, Ram temple
construction has been a major poll plank
of the Bharatiya Janata Party and the
Vishwa Hindu Parishad, an adjunct of the
Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh. “Not
only is history being written with this
temple, but history is also being repeat-
ed,” the prime minister said. It indeed is.
Wednesday’s grand ceremony came after a
lot of blood was spilled on the streets of Ayod-
hya and the country before and after the demo-
lition of the Babri Masjid. Supreme Court de-
scribeditas“anegregiousviolationof therule
of law. A five-judge bench headed by Chief
Justice of India Justice Ranjan Gogoi said,
“The destruction of the mosque took place in
breach of the order of status quo and an assur-
ance given to this court.” As a remedy the
court ordered five acres of land to be given to
Muslims “at a prominent place in Ayodhya”.
The land has been allocated and temple
construction is set to begin, one would
hope that the country will move ahead
putting the long and bloody history be-
hind. A faction of Muslims has accepted
the judgment and also the land but All-
India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIM-
PLB) has neither accepted the SC verdict
nor reconciled to the idea of Ram temple
where the Babri mosque once stood. In a
tweet on the eve of bhoomi pujan the
BMAC issued a statement drawing paral-
lel with the Hagia Sophia, a 1500 years
old cathedral which has been converted
into a mosque in Turkey. #BabriMasjid
was and will always be a Masjid. #Hagia-
Sophia is a great example for us. Usurpa-
tion of the land by an unjust, oppressive,
shameful and majority appeasing judg-
ment can’t change its status. No need to
be heart-broken. Situations don’t last for-
ever. #ItsPolitics,” the tweet said. The
majority community has so far refrained
from firing a riposte and, hopefully, will
exercise restraint in their response.
Politics today is majoritarian. Modi, Amit
Shah and Yogi Adityanath are strong leaders
who stand firm in their faith. They do realize
that peace and harmony are prerequisites for
country’s development but won’t give any
quarter to those disturbing peace. While deal-
ing with minorities India should take a few
lessons from Indonesia which has biggest
Muslim population. The prime minister men-
tioned Indonesia’s different Ramayans to say
that Ram is worshipped in several countries.
Lord Ganesh and Bali’s famous temple have
figured on the currency of Indonesia. Central
to these features is peace and harmony.
IN-DEPTH
A
s the world was
forced into lock-
downatthestart
of the COVID-19
pandemic, Alex
Lee Moyer’s documentary
“TFW No GF” was released
online. The film focuses on
an internet subculture of
predominatelyyoung,white
men who already experi-
enced much of life from the
comfortof theirownhomes,
pandemicnotwithstanding.
Its title, a reference to
the 4chan-originated
phrase “that feel when no
girlfriend,” reveals the es-
sence of its subjects’ griev-
ances described in the
South by Southwest
(SXSW) film festival pro-
gram as first a “lack of ro-
mantic companionship,”
then evolving to “a greater
state of existence defined
by isolation, rejection and
alienation.” As one of the
film’s subjects remarks
early on: “Everyone my
age kinda just grows up on
the internet … 4chan was
the only place that seemed
real… I realized there were
other people going through
the same shit.”
What does this level of
alienationtellusaboutsoci-
ety today? And how seri-
ously should we take the
contentfoundonthisonline
patchwork of messaging
boards and forums, each
with its own language and
visual culture that may at
first seem humorous or
ironic, but often disguises
misogyny, racism and vio-
lence? These are difficult
and urgent questions, par-
ticularly given the emer-
gent incel phenomenon —
“incel” being a portman-
teau of “involuntary celi-
bate”—whichappearstobe
gaining in strength online.
VIRTUAL
EXPRESSIONS
The idea of virtual expres-
sionsof alienationandrage
translating to actual vio-
lence remains a real and
present danger, as we were
reminded of this May when
a teenager became the first
Canadian to be charged
with incel-inspired terror-
ism.Thedocumentary,how-
ever, avoids confronting the
violence that this subcul-
ture often glorifies, and the
director has since stated
that the film was never sup-
posed to be about incels but
that it had become impos-
sible to discuss it without
the term coming up.
As it turns out, the men
we meet in “TFW No GF”
appear to be largely harm-
less — except perhaps to
themselves — and despite
the documentary’s lack of
narrative voice, it takes a
patently empathetic
stance. Set against the
backdrop of industrial
landscapes and empty de-
serts, this is a United States
in decline. Here, role mod-
els and opportunities lie
thin on the ground, and the
closest thing to “commu-
nity” exists in virtual
realms. Each self-described
NEET — slang for “not in
education, employment or
training” — has his own
tale of alienation: of alco-
holic parents, dead friends
or a disenfranchisement
with the school system.
For those who study in-
ternet subcultures, the
memesof PepetheFrogand
Wojak explored in the film
willbefamiliar.Pepeisused
as a reaction image, typi-
cally in the guises of “feels
good man,” and “smug/an-
gry/sad Pepe” and, al-
though not created to have
racist connotations, is fre-
quentlyusedinbigotedcon-
textsbythealt-right.Wojak,
AKA“feelsguy,”istypically
depicted as a bald man with
a depressed expression.
One of the documenta-
ry’s subjects, “Kantbot,”
explains that you “can’t
have one without the other
… that’s the duality of
man.” For these men, Pepe
represents the troll self, a
public persona that embod-
ies their smug and cocky
traits. Wojak denotes a
more private and vulnera-
ble self, typified by inade-
quacy, unfulfillment and
sadness.
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A
AS COVID-19 FORCES
MORE OF US TO SHIFT
OUR LIVES ONLINE, IT
IS ESSENTIAL TO
UNDERSTAND AND
COMBAT DEEPLY
ENTRENCHED
LONELINESS AND ITS
POTENTIAL TO
INTERSECT WITH
EXTREME AND
VIOLENT CORNERS OF
THE INTERNET
Abandoning all paths, come
to Me as the only refuge.
Grieve not, for I will liberate
you from all sins.
—Bhagavad Gita 18:66
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center in the world with its full
splendor, and will ensure economic
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rovisions as to disqualification
on the ground of defection are
enumerated in Tenth Schedule
appended to the Constitution
of India.
These days, the merger of
all the six MLAs of Bahujan
Samaj Party (BSP) with the
Indian National Congress is
a hot topic in Rajasthan. The
merger had taken place
somewhere in the month of
September in 2019.
All the six members of BSP
moved an application before
the Speaker for getting them-
selves merged with the Indian
National Congress and the
Speaker agreed and passed or-
der accordingly.
We will scan here the legal
provisions of the merger and
relevant case law.
Para 4 of Tenth Schedule
reads as under-
“4.Disqualificationonground
of defection not to apply in case
of merger-
(1)A member of a House
shall not be disqualified under
sub paragraph (1) of paragraph
2 where his original political
party merges with another po-
litical party and he claims that
he and any other members of
his original political party-
(a) have become members of
such other political party or, as
the case may be, of a new po-
litical party formed by such
merger; or
(b) have not accepted the
merger and opted to function
as a separate group;
and from the time of such
merger, such other political
party or new political party or
group, as the case may be, shall
be deemed to be the political
party to which he belongs for
the purposes of sub-paragraph
(1) of paragraph 2 and to be his
original party for the purposes
of this sub-paragraph.
(2) For the purposes of sub-
paragraph (1) of this para-
graph, the merger of the origi-
nal political party of a member
of a House shall be deemed to
have taken place if, and only if,
and less than two-thirds of the
members of the legislature
party concerned have agreed to
such merger.”
The question is, whether
the merger of all the six
members of BSP legislative
party in Rajasthan with the
Congress party comes with-
in sub-para (2) of paragraph
4 since more than two-third
MLAs had agreed to merge
with congress party.
The merger had taken
place in the month of Sep-
tember 2019, wide publicity
was given in prominent
newspapers/channels but
till more than 10 months
later, neither State Unit nor
National Unit raised any ob-
jection to such a merger.
Can it not be presumed that
implied consent was given to
such a merger?
Jagjeet Singh Vs. State of
Haryana (2006) 11 SCC 1 and
Rajendra Singh Rana Vs. Swa-
my Prasad Morya (2007) 4 SCC
270 are the relevant case law.
However, there is a distin-
guishable feature in these au-
thorities.Theratioof thesecases
relates to the split of the party.
Merger of all the MLA’s of
the party with another party
and split of a party are two
different issues.
Full Bench decision of
Punjab High Court in Madan
Mohan Mittal Vs. Speaker
(1997)3 Punjab LR 374(FB)
para8 indicated as under-
“...thus it is clear that Parlia-
ment intended to treat the
State unit of a political party
as a separate entity for the pur-
pose of determining whether
there is any disqualification of
a member of the House of that
State legislature belonging to
that political party. Likewise
for the purpose of merger
within the meaning of para4,
two-thirds of the members of
State legislature party must
have agreed to the merger.
During the earlier tenure of
congress party in Rajasthan
(2008-2013), all the six MLA’s of
BSP got themselves merged
with congress party but no ob-
jection was ever raised by BSP.
It is a talk of the town that
why the legal exercise is being
done at a belated stage. Inter-
pretation of paragraph 4 of the
Tenth Schedule is the crux of
the matter.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
P
It is a talk of
the town that
why the legal
exercise is being
done at a
belated stage.
Interpretation
of paragraph 4
of the Tenth
Schedule is the
crux of the
matter.
THESE DAYS, THE
MERGER OF ALL THE
SIX MLAs OF BAHUJAN
SAMAJ PARTY (BSP)
WITH THE INDIAN
NATIONAL CONGRESS
IS A HOT TOPIC IN
RAJASTHAN. THE
MERGER HAD TAKEN
PLACE SOMEWHERE IN
SEPTEMBER 2019
JUSTICE
SHIV KUMAR SHARMA
Former Judge Rajasthan High
Court and Ex-Member of Law
Commission of India
DEFECTION UNDER TENTH SCHEDULE
OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

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New Delhi: Before
‘bhoomi pujan’, PM
Modi visited Hanuman
Garhi temple, marking
the first-ever visit by
any Prime Minister to
this temple. He also be-
came the first Prime
Minister to visit the
Ram Janmabhoomi
site.
Many political lead-
ers across the country
hailed this day. Several
Cabinet Ministers and
former Lok Sabha
Speaker Sumitra Ma-
hajan commemorated
the “historic” day in
their own ways.
Nitin Gadkari, Minis-
ter of Micro, Small and
Medium Enterprises,
recited Ram Raksha
and performed ‘puja’
with his family in Ma-
harashtra’s Nagpur
while the ‘bhoomi pu-
jan’ was conducted in
Ayodhya.
Meanwhile in Delhi,
Dr Harsh Vardhan on
Wednesday, Union
Health Minister distrib-
uted sweets to his staff
at his residence to mark
the occasion of ‘bhoomi
pujan’ for Ram Temple.
“We are lucky that we
could witness the fulfil-
ment of the dream for
which 500-year long
struggle took place,” he
told media.
MP CM Shivraj Singh
Chouhan hailed Modi,
stating that the “will-
power and resolve”
shown by him has today
made him the “tallest
leader of India in the
last 500 years”. —ANI
Mins commemorate ‘historic’ day
Ayodhya: Calling the
foundation stone laying
for Ram temple ‘the
most awaited moment
of the past 500 years’,
Uttar Pradesh Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath on Wednesday
said the temple will not
only be the epitome of
Lord Ram’s greatness
but of India’s too.
“I thank PM Modi for
being present today, at
the most awaited mo-
ment of the past 500
years. We have to imple-
ment the work plan pre-
pared by PM Modi. This
temple will not only be
the epitome of Lord
Ram’s greatness but of
India’s too,” Adityanath
told ANI. “PM Modi’s
guidance has always
been helpful to us. On
behalf of the citizen
and countrymen, I am
thankful to him for his
presence in Ayodhya for
the foundation laying
ceremony. There will be
a grand temple in Ayod-
hya. This temple will be
a symbol of peace and
friendship to the
world,” he added.
Nine bricks were laid
down as part of the
‘bhoomi pujan’ at the
site for Ram Janmab-
hoomi temple in Ayod-
hya on Wednesday.
Earlier today, Prime
Minister Modi took
part in ‘bhoomi pujan’
for the construction of
Ram temple. —ANI
Ayodhya: Nine bricks
were laid down as part
of the ‘bhoomi pujan’ at
the site for Ram Janma-
bhoomi temple in Ayod-
hya on Wednesday.
During the ‘bhoomi
pujan’, a priest had ex-
plained the significance
of the nine bricks
which were to be laid
down to mark the begin-
ning of the construc-
tion process. “Nine
bricks are kept here...
these were sent by devo-
tees of Lord Ram from
around the world in
1989. There are 2,75,000
such bricks, out of
which 100 bricks with
‘Jai Shri Ram’ engrav-
ing have been taken,”
the priest said.
Soil from more than
2,000 pilgrimage sites
and water from more
than 100 sacred rivers
were brought to be used
for purification and
other rituals. After lay-
ing the foundation
stone for the Ram tem-
ple, PM Modi had
termed the event as an
“emotional moment”
for the country and add-
ed that “every heart is
illuminated today”.
“Every heart is illu-
minated; it is an emo-
tional moment for the
entire country... A long
wait ends today... A
grand temple will now
be built for our Ram La-
lla who had been living
under a tent for many
years,” PM said. —ANI
Ayodhya: The wishes
of devotees will soon be
fulfilled with the con-
struction of the Ram
Janmabhoomi temple
in Ayodhya, said the
president of Shri Ram
Janmabhoomi Teerth
Kshetra Trust Mahant
Nritya Gopal Das on
Wednesday.
Speaking after the
‘bhoomi pujan’ ceremo-
ny, the president of the
trust said that countless
devotees will finally be
content after the con-
struction gets over
within the stipulated
time. “I have been asked
many times when will
the Ram temple be con-
structed. I had started
saying one side Modi
(Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi), one side Yogi
(Uttar Pradesh Chief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath), if not now, then
when will Ram mandir
be constructed? Now, it
will be constructed
soon. The wishes of
devotees will be ful-
filled,” Das said. —ANI
TEMPLE WILL BE EPITOME OF NOT ONLYLORD
RAM’S GREATNESS, BUT OF INDIA’S TOO: YOGI
UP CM Yogi Adityanath presents PM Narendra Modi a statue of Lord Rama, in presence of RSS Chief
Mohan Bhagwat, after the ‘Bhoomi Pujan’ for RamTemple in Ayodhya . —PHOTO BY ANI
Mahant Nritya Gopal Das
Construction will be done within
stipulated time: Mahant Gopal Das
9 bricks laid down at Ram
Janmabhoomi temple site President of India
@rashtrapatibhvn
Felicitations to all for
the foundation laying
of Ram Temple in
Ayodhya. Being built
in tune with law, it
deﬁnes India’s spirit
of social harmony and
people’s zeal. It will be
a testimony to ideals of
RamRajya and a symbol
of modern India.
Vice president of india
@VPSecretariat
As the King of
Ayodhya, Lord Rama
led an exemplary life,
worthy of emulation
by everyone. His
conduct and values
constitute the core of
the consciousness of
India, cutting across
all kinds of divisions
and barriers and
are relevant for the
present. #RamMandir
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
@priyankagandhi
Ramayana has left an
indelible mark on the
civilization of the world
and the Indian sub-
continent. For ages,
Lord Ram’s character
has helped the Indian
sub-continent….
Lord Ram belongs to
everybody. Lord Ram
wants everybody’s
welfare. That is why
he is called ‘Maryada
Purshottam
New beginning of
new India: Bhagwat
Ayodhya: Soon after
the ‘bhoomi pujan’ cer-
emony of Ram temple
in Ayodhya, RSS chief
Mohan Bhagwat on
Wednesday said that to-
day is the beginning of
a new India.
Bhagwat said, “Our
country believes in ‘Vas-
udev Kutubhkam’ i.e.
World is One Family. We
believe in taking every-
one along. Today is a
new beginning of a new
India. So many people
had sacrificed, they
couldn’t be here physi-
cally. There are some
who couldn’t come here,
Advani ji must be at his
home watching this.
There are some who
should have come but
could not be invited be-
cause of the situation.”
“The kind of self-con-
fidence we need to be
self-reliant has been es-
tablished now. The
foundation of practice
to take everyone along
is being laid here to-
day,” said Bhagwat.
“We had taken a reso-
lution. I remember the
then RSS chief Balasa-
heb Deoras telling us
that we’ll have to strug-
gle for 20-30 years, only
then will this be ful-
filled. We struggled for
30 years and in the 30th
year, we’ve attained the
joy of fulfilling our res-
olution,” he added.—ANI
JP Nadda,Rajnath
Singh thank PM Modi
New Delhi: BJP chief
JP Nadda and Defence
Minister Rajnath Singh
on Wednesday thanked
dra Modi for fulfilling
the wishes of devotees
across the globe by lay-
ing the foundation
stone for the Ram Jan-
mabhoomi temple.
Nadda also said that
with this PM has com-
pleted the oath taken by
BJP of getting the Ram
Temple constructed.
Singh said, “Every
Bharat-wasi had the
dream of getting a
grand temple of Lord
Shri Ram constructed.
By doing bhoomi pujan
today, PM Modi has ful-
filled the oath of the na-
tion which is connected
to India’s rich cultural
traditions. Thanks to
the PM for this.” —ANI
Lord Ram core of
humanism: RaGa
New Delhi: Soon after
dra Modi performed the
‘bhoomi poojan’ of the
proposed Ram temple
in Ayodhya, Congress
leader Rahul Gandhi
said Lord Ram was the
ultimate embodiment
of supreme human val-
ues and could never ap-
pear in cruelty, hatred
or injustice.
Tweeting in Hindi,
Gandhi said, “Maryada
Purshottam Lord Ram
is the ultimate embodi-
ment of supreme hu-
man values. He is the
core of humanism em-
bedded deep in our
hearts”.
“Ram is love, he can
never appear in hatred.
Ram is compassion, he
can never appear in
cruelty. Ram is justice,
he can never appear in
injustice,” he said.
The remarks from
the former Congress
chief comes with the
party initially being cir-
cumspect on entering
the ‘bhoomi pujan’ dis-
course. —Agencies
PM Narendra Modi offers prayers to Ram Lalla performing
‘Sashtang pranam’ (prostration) at Ram Janmabhoomi site.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari offers prayers at his home in Nagpur.
Clockwise from Top: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s mother Heeraben watched
the live telecast of ‘Bhoomi Poojan’ of
#RamTemple earlier on Wednesday, at her
residence in Gandhinagar.
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep
Dhankhar along with his wife
Sudesh Dhankhar lighted earthen
ghee diyas at Raj Bhawan in
Kolkata on Wednesday.
Bricks laid as part of ‘Bhoomi Pujan’ for
RamTemple in Ayodhya on Wednesday.
Soil from more than 2000 pilgrimage
sites and water from more than 100
rivers was brought for the rituals.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat
JP Nadda and Rajnath Singh
WITNESSING HISTORY
BEING MADE
—PHOTOS BY ANI

INDIAJAIPUR | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court on
Wednesday referred to
a five-judge Constitu-
tion Bench pleas chal-
lenging the central gov-
ernment’s decision to
grant 10 per cent quota
to Economically Weak-
er Sections (EWSs) in
jobs and admissions in
the general category.
A three-judge bench
headed by Chief Justice
Justice (CJI) Sharad
Arvind Bobde said that
a larger bench will de-
cide the pleas filed by 35
petitioners challenging
Centre’s decision. The
petitions filed by NGOs
‘Janhit Abhiyan’ and
‘Youth For Equality’
along with 33 others
sought directions to
quash the Constitution
(103 Amendment) Act,
2019, saying that the
economic criterion can-
not be the sole basis for
reservation. The Centre
had earlier defended its
decision & contended
that the Constitution
(103 amendments) Act,
2019 granting 10 per
cent reservation to
EWS is intended to up-
lift around 200 million
people who are still be-
low the poverty line.
Referring to the nine-
judge bench decision
of the apex court in the
landmark 1992 Indira
Sawhney case, the peti-
tion had submitted
that the latest amend-
ment completely vio-
lated the Constitution-
al norm. —ANI
SCrefersto5-judgebenchpleasagainst10pcEWSquota
Srinagar: The BJP’s
Kashmir unit on
Wednesday celebrated
the first anniversary of
the revocation of spe-
cial status of Jammu
and Kashmir and ac-
cused those protesting
the constitutional
changes of being sym-
pathisers of the ISIS.
BJP leaders and
workers unfurled the
national flag and dis-
tributed sweets. BJP
leader Altaf Thakur
said “We are celebrat-
ing the completion of
one year of abrogation
of Article 370 (provi-
sions) and the positive
changes that it brought
in Jammu and Kash-
mir.”
“There used to be
stone pelting during en-
counters that has
stopped. There used to
be ISIS flag, Pakistani
flagetcthathasstopped.
That is what we are cel-
ebrating,” he added.
On some political par-
ties in Kashmir observ-
ing ‘Black Day’ on
Wednesday, Thakur said
they were sympathisers
of the ISIS. Omar took
note of celebration and
said “BJP displaying its
hypocrisy. They can
gather and celebrate.
The rest of us can’t even
meet to discuss what’s
happening in JK.”
PDP President Me-
hbooba Mufti’s twitter
says, “Until the restora-
tion of the special posi-
tion of J&K, August 5
will be observed as
Black Day. This is the is-
sue of our identity and
existence, this is the
battle of all of us that
we have to fight collec-
tively.”
Abrogating Article
370 empowered Kash-
miris in multiple ways,
says Member of Euro-
pean Parliament
On the first anniver-
sary of abrogation of
Article 370 and 35A, a
Member of European
Parliament (MEP), who
visited Kashmir last au-
tumn, Maxette Pirba-
kas said, “It (revocation
of Article 370) has lifted
the artificial barrier
that has dwelled in the
minds of two genera-
tions of Kashmiris on
the absence of their
links to India and initi-
ated a process of heal-
ing and homecoming. I
am certain that now
Kashmiri industrial
will benefit with great-
er opportunities to at-
tract private invest-
ments.” —ANI
BJP celebrates one year of abrogation
of Article 370 in Jammu & Kashmir
New Delhi: The central
government submitted
before the Supreme
Court on Wednesday
that it has accepted the
request of Bihar gov-
ernment recommend-
ing a probe by the Cen-
tral Bureau of Investi-
gation (CBI) into the
case related to the death
of actor Sushant Singh
Rajput.
Solicitor General
Tushar Mehta, appear-
ing for the central gov-
ernment, submitted be-
foreasingle-judgebench
of Justice Hrishikesh
Roy that the Centre has
accepted Bihar govern-
ment’s request recom-
mending a CBI inquiry
into the Sushant Singh
Rajput death case. The
apex court was hearing
a petition filed by actor
Rhea Chakraborty seek-
ing directions to trans-
fer the case registered
regarding the late ac-
tor’s death in Bihar’s
Patna to Mumbai.
Senior lawyer Shyam
Divan, appearing for
Chakraborty, said that
Rajput died on June 14
and the Mumbai police
had already started its
investigationinthecase.
“Thereare56witness-
es. Everything has hap-
pened at Mumbai,” Di-
van said, after which
Justice Roy observed
that the fundamental is-
sue here is about juris-
diction. “In a matter like
this, very unfortunate
situationshappen.There
is criminality or any sit-
uation, the matter has to
be investigated properly.
Everybody has an opin-
ion in the matter,” Jus-
tice Roy noted, following
which Divan sought pro-
tection in the case.
Eventually, it is good
for everybody’s interest
that the truth should
come out, Justice Roy
observed. Advocate Vi-
kas Singh, the lawyer
for the family of the late
actor, sought the apex
court’s direction to pass
orders to Maharashtra
Police to co-operate with
Bihar Police. “The Ma-
harashtra police is not
cooperating with the Bi-
har Police,” Singh said.
Maharashtra govern-
ment’s counsel R Basant
pleaded that no direc-
tion is necessary in this
regard in the case.
Meanwhile, Enforce-
ment Directorate on
Wednesday summoned
actor Rhea Chakraborty
in connection with Su-
shant Singh Rajput’s
case, she has to appear
before the agency at its
Mumbai office on Au-
gust 7. —ANI
SUPREMECOURTASKSMUMBAIPOLICETOSUBMITCASEFILESINTHREEDAYS
New Delhi: Ex-Maha-
rashtra CM Shivajirao
Patil Nilangekar dies
on Wednesday. He was a
stalwart of Maharash-
tra politics. He served
the state diligently, es-
pecially working for the
welfare of farmers and
the poor. Meanwhile,
Maharashtra Guv Bha-
gat Singh Koshyari and
dra Modi also condoled
the demise. —ANI
Mumbai: The sensex
closes near flatline on
wednesday. Indian indi-
ces pared gains to end
flat on Wednesday after
heavyweights HDFC
Bank, RIL, and Infosys
turned negative. How-
ever, gains in metals
and auto stocks capped
the decline. The Sensex
ended 24 points lower at
37,633 while Nifty rose
6points to settle at
11,101. - Agencies
Ex-Maharashtra
CM Shivajirao
dies at 90
SENSEX:
MARKET CLOSES
NEAR FLATLINE
New Delhi: The mili-
tary bands are, for the
first time, celebrating
Independence Day by
displaying their perfor-
mances across the
country, during the fort-
night beginning August
1, said officials on
wednesday.
"The performances
are intended as ges-
tures of gratitude and
appreciation of the na-
tion towards the corona
warriors," said Defence
Ministry.
On August 7, military
bands are scheduled to
perform in Srinagar
and Kolkata; in Delhi at
Red Fort, Rajpath and
the India Gate on Au-
gust 8, 9 and 12 respec-
tively. Later, Mumbai,
Ahmedabad, Shimla
and Almora, Chennai,
Nasirabad, Andaman &
Nicobar, Dandi,Imphal,
Bhopal and Jhansi. The
final performance will
be held on Aug 13 in
Lucknow, Faizabad,
Shillong, Madurai and
Champaran, their state-
ment said. —Agencies
New Delhi: With the
single-day spike of
52,509 cases India's
COVID-19 tally crossed
the 19 lakh mark on
Wednesday, according
to the Union Ministry
of Health and Family
Welfare.
This includes 5,86,244
active cases, 12,82,216
cured, discharged and
migrated cases. With
857 new deaths being
reported from the coun-
try on Tuesday, the toll
due to the infection
stands at 39,795.
Maharashtra contin-
ues to be the worst-af-
fected state as it has a
total of 1,42,458 active
cases and 16,142 deaths.
The active COVID-19
count in Tamil Nadu
stands at 55,152. The na-
tional capital has 9,897
active cases. 25 'corona
warriors' have died in
Odisha while in Cov-
id-19 duty. A mobile
Covid-19 lab, approved
by the Indian Council
of Medical Research
(ICMR), was inaugurat-
ed on Wednesday by the
Karnataka Medical Ed-
ucation Minister Dr K
Sudhakar. The lab is
touted as a first of its
kind in the nation.
Soon, Sun Pharma’s
FluGuard will be avail-
able in the market. —ANI
SUSHANT CASE: CBI PROBE ORDERED Military bands perform
for Corona warriors
Senior BJP leaders hoist the Tricolor as they celebrate on the ﬁrst
anniversary of revocation of the special status of J &K.
With spike of 52,509,
recovery rate rises to 67%
MINISTER BRAJESH PATHAK COVID +VE
‘Ram is...
Uttar Pradesh Governor
Anandiben Patel, Chief
Minister Yogi Aditya-
nath, RSS chief Mohan
Bhagwat and Ram
Janmabhoomi Teerth
Kshetra trust head Nri-
tya Gopal Das were on
the dais along with the
PM, consecrating the
very first bricks that
will go into building the
temple. Despite efforts
to eradicate Lord Ram’s
existence, he lives in
our hearts and is the
basis of our culture,
Modi said.
Citing Lord Ram’s
message, Modi said the
more powerful India
gets, the more it will be
loved and remain peace-
ful. “Social harmony
was the core principle
of Lord Ram’s gover-
nance,” the prime min-
ister said. The construc-
tion of the Ram temple
is an instrument to
unite the country, he
said, adding that it will
lift the economy of the
entire region.
“We have to join
stones for the construc-
tion of Ram temple with
mutual love, brother-
hood,”hesaid,asserting
that everyone’s senti-
ments have to be taken
care of. Modi also re-
called the significance
of the path of ‘maryada’
associated with Lord
Ram in the backdrop of
the situation created by
COVID-19 and empha-
sised the importance of
social distancing and
wearing face masks.
The PM arrived in
Ayodhya in a helicopter
and was received by CM
Yogi Adityanath. He of-
fered prayers at Hanu-
mangarhi temple before
travelling to Janmab-
hoomi site, where he
first prayed before the
deity of Ram Lalla. He
also planted a parijat
sapling, before the
bhoomi pujan began.
Shah attributes...
I express my heartfelt
gratitude.” “Today is a
historic and proud day
for India. Prime Minis-
ter Narendra Modi at
the birthplace of Lord
Shri Ram worshipped
and laid the foundation
stone of the grand Ram
temple, which has writ-
ten a golden chapter in
thehistoryof greatIndi-
an culture and civiliza-
tion and has started a
new era,” he added.
Shahfurthersaidthat
the ideals and thoughts
of Lord Shri Ram reside
in the soul of India.
“His character and
philosophy of life is the
cornerstone of Indian
culture. With the con-
struction of Ram tem-
ple, this auspicious land
will rise again in the
world with its full splen-
dour. Coordination of
religion and develop-
ment will also generate
employment opportuni-
ties,” Shah tweeted.
this grand Ram temple
reflects the strong and
decisive leadership of
dra Modi. My heartiest
congratulations to all
Indians on this unfor-
gettable day. The Modi
government will always
be committed to protect-
ing and preserving Indi-
an culture and its val-
ues,” he added.
the Prabhu Shri Ram
temple is the result of
centuries of constant
sacrifice, struggle, pen-
ance and sacrifice of
innumerable name-un-
named Ram devotees.
On this day, I salute all
those ascetics who
fought for this invalu-
ableheritageof Sanatan
culture for so many
years. Jai Shree Ram!”
Shah wrote in another
tweet. ANI
Beirut blast...
A large number of the
world’s countries, in-
cluding Lebanon’s Mid-
dle East neighbours,
have already offered
their assistance to Bei-
rut and extended their
condolences over the
tragic incident. (Sput-
nik/ANI)
Semi final...
Against this, BJP MLA
and BSP filed separate
appeals yesterday and
made a mention for ur-
gent listing of the same
before the Division
Bench. Six BSP MLAs--
Sandeep Yadav, Wajib
Ali, Deepchand Kheria,
Lakhan Meena, Jogen-
dra Awana and Rajen-
dra Gudha-- defected to
Congress in September
last month.
According to legal ex-
perts, Pilot camp is ex-
pecting some sort of a
stayontheparticipation
of 6 BSP MLAs in the
coming up 14 August As-
sembly session proceed-
ings, including a likely a
trust vote. If this be-
comes a reality even
then the other party will
approach SC and ulti-
mately only Apex Court
will take a final call in
this sensitive issue pref-
erable before 14 August,
because it affects com-
position of the House. In
other words it’s only go-
ing to be a semi-final
match between the two
camps on Thursday in
Rajasthan High Court
and the final match will
be played in the Su-
preme Court, maybe lat-
est by coming Monday.
FROM PG 1
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court division
bench of Justice Rajiv
Sahai Endlaw & Jus-
tice Asha Menon dis-
missed Lieutenant
Colonel PK Choud-
hary’s petition saying,
“We may also notice
that warfare and inter-
country rivalries and
animosities today are
not confined to acces-
sion of territory and
destruction of instal-
lations and infrastruc-
ture of enemy coun-
tries but also extend to
influencing and affect-
ing the economies and
political stability of
enemy country includ-
ing by inciting civil
unrest.” —ANI
DelhiHCdismissespleaagainstbarring
security force using social media
Nun rape case: SC
dismisses plea
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court bench
by Chief Justice of
India, Sharad
Arvind Bobde dis-
missed the plea, “We
are not saying any-
thing and we are dis-
missing the case on
discharge.” Mulak-
kal has filed plea for
innocence. —ANI
DISHA-SUSHANT’S DEATH INTERLINKED?
—PHOTOBYPTI

NEWSJAIPUR | THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 2020
Building bylaws action plan on
WORK FROM HOMEKEEPING PACE WITH TIME, RAJASTHAN GOVERNMENT HAS
DECIDED TO MAKE CHANGES IN BUILDING BYLAWS AND
OTHER POLICIES WITH A FOCUS ON AN ORGANISED WORK
FROM HOME (WFH) CULTURE IN THE STATE
STATS AT
A GLANCE
35% of built up area of 150 sq metre
space, whichever is less, may be used for
creating a virtual office in residential buildings
500 metre radius of people
living an use the offices and no
area is required for vehicle parking
8 units or flats can be
constructed on land measuring
below 750 sq metres
12 metre height on
lands measuring up to 90
sq meter will be allowed
50 seating capacity miniplex cinema halls in
small towns on 450 sq metre land will be permitted
providing the land is located on 40-feet road
CHANGES AIM AT VIRTUAL OFFICES
l UDH minister Shanti Dhariwal has approved the
changes and a notification will be issued soon
l The efforts are aimed at pushing
start-ups, creating eco-system for jobs
and other economic activities and
attracting investments post lockdown
l Companies had adopted work from
home culture to carry out office
activities after the lockdown
was imposed in the country
in March due to the spread
of coronavirus
l The draft of Building By-Laws was released on
Wednesday where opinion from public has been sought
l Since all the employees necessarily do not
have suitable space to function from home and
understanding this changing office scenario, the
state government came up with the idea to make
adequate changes to accommodate the needs of
virtual offices in residential buildings
l The virtual office concept will be useful for those
who do not have a space for WFH and this facility
irrespective of the size of the land
MINIPLEXES IN SMALL CITIES
l Other changes include permission to construct
flats and cinema halls on small lands
l According to sources, the provision for
miniplex in small towns is aimed at creating job
opportunities and pushing economic activities
l The changed laws are such that will facilitate
small builders to construct more flats and lower and
middle class families too will be able to own homes
APPROVAL CRITERIA
l The main building will have to be constructed
after map approval from concerning local body
and later they can develop further facilities or new
buildings as per the bylaws and without getting it
approved from the local bodies
l However, they will have to get the maps approved
from a registered architect
l Provisions to regulate roof-top restaurants have
also been made in the building bylaws for which the
urban development minister Shanti Dhariwal has
given his approval and the UD department will soon
notify the changes
RELAXATION
The government has decided to give relaxation
in the constructions of educational institutions,
universities, colleges, sports and industrial units
on lands measuring 5 acre or more
CONTENT: ABHISHEK SRIVASTAVA
Durg Singh Rajpurohit
Barmer: In its biggest
seizure after demoneti-
sation, the Barmer po-
lice has been successful
in seizing a haul of Rs
6.46 lakh worth fake cur-
rency notes. All the
seizednotesareinRs500
denomination.
The activity of smug-
glers in the border dis-
trict is not a new phe-
nomenon but the coun-
terfeiting industry had
taken a back seat after
the GOI floated new cur-
rency notes of almost all
denominations.
It seems that finally,
Pakistan-based counter-
feiters have been suc-
cessful in creating new
currency notes and have
dared to put them in cir-
culation in India. SP
Anand Sharma said that
on Tuesday night the po-
lice patrolling party of
Chohtan nabbed a suspi-
cious man, Akbar Khan,
possessing 8 notes of 500
denominations. On sus-
picion, the currency
notes were checked and
found to be fake. When
the police searched Ak-
bar’s residence it found
fake notes hidden. The
arrestedmantoldthepo-
lice that he had received
approximately Rs 8 lakh
face value fake currency
from across the border.
Akbar had been success-
ful in circulating fake
currency worth Rs 96000
in the market and had
given Rs 56000 to one of
his friends who runs an
e-mitra kiosk. Police
have taken into custody
two more persons.
Policegotalertedafter
aminorcametothelocal
HDFC branch to deposit
installment for a pend-
ing tractor loan. He pos-
sessed 10 notes of fake
500 denominations.
Policesourcessaythat
the Pakistani ISI agency
is after the counterfeit-
ing racket and keeps on
pushing drugs and fake
currencyfromunderthe
barbed fencing on the
border.
Barmer cops seize fake
notes worth `6.46 lakh
Vishal
Jaipur: The state-level
ministerial committee
for organising the Inde-
pendence Day celebra-
tions met in the secre-
tariat on Wednesday to
discuss the modalities.
The meeting was
chaired by Energy Min-
ister BD Kalla and
members health minis-
ter Dr Raghu Sharma,
technical education
minister Dr Subhash
Garg along with Com-
missioner DIPR Mahen-
dra Soni Special Secre-
tary (GAD) Mohanlal
Yadav apart from other
officers.
The committee de-
cided that a message
from the Governor will
be read out on August 15
at all district headquar-
ters during the I-Day
celebrations.
The officers were
asked to work on the de-
tails and it was decided
to convene another
round of meeting on
Friday.
Ministerial panel including Dr Sharma,
BD Kalla reviews I-Day preparedness
Energy Minister BD Kalla, Health Minister Dr Raghu Sharma,
Technical education minister Dr Subhash Garg, Commissioner
DIPR Mahendra Soni and Special Secretary (GAD) Mohanlal Yadav
among others taking part in the meeting.
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur. The Home de-
partment released an-
other transfer list on
Wednesday transfer-
ring 21 RPS officers.
According to the list
the officers relocated
are Samir Dube – ASP,
Crime & Vigilance,
Jaipur Range; Ravindra
Singh – ASP, Abhay
Command, Jaipur;
Ramprakash Meena –
ASP, CID-CB, Bharat-
pur; Divya Mittal – ASP,
Legal Cell, PHQ; Suresh
Khinchi – ASP, Raisin-
ghnagar; Rajendra Ver-
ma – ASP, ADF, Bharat-
pur; Milan Johida –
ASP, Sirohi; Dinesh Ro-
hediya – ASP, Leave Re-
serve, Udaipur Range;
Omprakash gautam –
ASP, PTS, Jodhpur; Lal-
chand Kayal – ASP,
Civil Rights, Jaipur;
Suresh Jaif – ASP, Ab-
hay Command, Jaipur;
Hanuman Prasad Mee-
na – ASP, PHQ; Sunit
Sharma – ASP, Depart-
mental Enquiries,
Jaipur; Alok Singhal –
ACP, Police Lines,
Jaipur; Mitali Garg –
ACP, HQ_North, Jaipur;
Sulesh Kumari – ACP,
Organised Crime,
Jaipur; Umendra Singh
Raghuvanshi – ASP,
Community Policing,
PHQ; Chiranji Lal Mee-
na – ACP, HQ-West,
Jaipur; Bhawani Singh,
ASP, SOG, Kota; Musta-
fa Ali Zaidi – ACP, pro-
tocol, Jaipur and Akle-
sh Sharma – ACP, Theft
& Robbery Cell, Jaipur.
Now, 21 RPS officers transferred
DUSTSTORM IN JAISALMER HOLDS UP CONG MEET
The city of Jaisalmer shrouded in the duststorm on Wednesday. As a result of the storm, Congress postponed its legislators
meeting in Hotel Suryagarh. The MLAs were informed about it through SMS. The meeting was scheduled to be addressed by
the AICC general secretary Avinash Pande and national spokesperson Randeep Surjewala. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Laxman Raghav
Jaisalmer: Rejecting al-
legations that govern-
ance has suffered in Ra-
jasthan, labour minister
Tikaram Jully on
Wednesday said that
chief ministersandmin-
isters are performing of-
ficial works and dis-
charging their duties
despite the political cri-
sis. He said it is unfair to
say that the government
is not working.
“Chief minister and
ministersaredoingtheir
officialwork,”Jullysaid.
Meanwhile, Gopalan
minister Pramod Jain
Bhayavisitedagaushala
in Gandhi colony and
adored cows. He re-
viewed the arrange-
ments there.
He also gave direc-
tions to officials on de-
partment related mat-
ters. The minister as-
sured that the issues re-
lated with Gausahals of
Jaisalmer will be re-
solved. He said the gov-
ernment’s aim is to have
gaushala in all the gram
panchayats.
Independent MLA
Sanyam Lodha said that
BJP’s allegation that the
MLAsareusedtoluxury
life is wrong.
“We neither are ha-
bitual of living luxury
life nor we need this. It is
because of BJP we have
to stay in hotels,” Lodha
said.
Commenting on the
foundation laying cere-
mony of Ram temple in
Ayodhya, the MLA said
that Ram belongs to all.
State minister Rajen-
dra Yadav said that the
President should have
been invited to the cere-
mony in Ayodhya.
He said it is wrong for
anyone to take the credit
of the temple construc-
tion. He said that the
oath of secularism is
taken while assuming
the office.
Another legislator
Jagdish Jangid said that
Ram is omnipresent and
belongs to all.
He alleged that BJP is
doing the politics of reli-
gion instead of the poli-
tics of development.
‘No change in work commitment of CM, ministers’
MLAs Sanyam Lodha and Tikaram Jully sipping their morning tea at a roadside stall in Jaisalmer.
—PHOTOBYSANTOSHSHARMA
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: From moving at
snail’s pace, the state ex-
cise department seemed
tohavenowgotspringin
its feet. One of the big-
gest sources of revenue,
ithasearnedRs844crore
within a month of Dr
Jogaram taking over as
theexcisecommissioner.
In the recent bureau-
craticreshuffle,Dr.Joga-
ram was appointed ex-
cise commissioner and
he took over on July 2.
He was given the charge
of this crucial depart-
ment at a time when the
government has been
facing financial crunch
during corona triggered
lockdown and desper-
ately looking for ways to
increase its income.
The lockdown caused
havoc on state’s finance
as wheels of economy
came to abrupt halt. The
excise department re-
ceived just a fifth of
what it used to earn in
the month of April. In-
stead of Rs 600-crore
revenue the excise de-
partment received a pal-
try Rs 145-crore in the
first month of new fi-
nancial year.
However, Dr. Jogaram
with his administrative
and financial skills
managed to turn the
wheel within a month as
the excise department
created a record by net-
ting Rs 844-crore in July.
Bikaner district has
generated Rs 304-crore
revenue in first four
months of the current
financial year.
The turnaround was
made possible by the
new excise commission-
er’s aggressive strategy
as he made it clear to of-
ficersthattheymustpull
up socks to increase ex-
cise revenue.
Excise dept enriches
kitty with ` 844 crore
under chief Jogaram
Dr Jogaram

For every generation, ‘good old days’
have been mostly nostalgic. Nobody
thought the days were good enough at
that time, we all look back and feel nostalgic.
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Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Housing Board (RHB)
has extended the bid-
ding and auction pro-
posals deadline by one
day due to Raksha-
bandhan holiday con-
suming one working
day on bygone Mon-
day. RHB Commission-
er Pawan Arora said
that all applicants of the
Wednesday auction fes-
tival for houses on in-
stallment scheme will
now be able to put their
bid or auction proposals
till 4 pm on Thursday
instead of Wednesday.
The bids and auction
proposals will be
opened the same even-
ing at 4.30 pm.
Arora said that the
interested applicants
can bid either from
the comforts of their
home or can ap-
proach any help desk
in any RHB office or
e-Mitra kiosk. He said
all the terms and condi-
tions, applicable rules,
available properties,
reserved price, dis-
counts and the whole
online process can be
viewed on the official
website of the board. It
is noteworthy that the
ongoing RHB scheme
has been a roaring suc-
cess with the people of
the state.
RHB extends bidding date by 1 day
AVINASH PANDE
@avinashpandeinc
Hearty congratu-
lations and best
wishes to all the
countrymen on the
temple construction
day of Lord Shri
Ram Ji in Ayodhya.
This opportunity
should be in the
country to promote
mutual brother-
hood, love and
human values, it is a
request to God.Housing Board Commissioner Pawan Arora during the site visit to City Park, Mansarovar on Wednesday.
The upcoming park, with its various and myriad facilities, promises to be the best in the Pink City!
CM Gehlot hails corona front
line warriors for services
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot ex-
pressed his gratitude
to the government and
non-government per-
sonnel who whole-
heartedly contributed
and has made the state
stand as a front run-
ner in the fight against
Covid-19. He said the
fight will be long
drawn and the eco-
nomic activities have
to be brought back on
track so he appealed
that the employees
should keep on work-
ing with devotion.
CM Gehlot was ad-
dressing 151 employee
organisations from
across the state through
VC from CMR on
Wednesday. CM remind-
ed that the state govern-
ment has been working
with the twin motto of
‘Rajasthan Satark hai’
(Rajasthan is Alert) and
‘Koi Bhukha na soye’
(Nobody sleeps hungry)
from day one of the out-
break of the pandemic.
The government
took along every sec-
tion of the society in-
cluding the elected
representatives, so-
cial workers, indus-
trialists and religious
leaders. The fight
against coronavirus
had participation
right from the state
capital to the pan-
chayat level which
earned its praise
across the country.
Gehlot said that our
first priority has been
to save lives and the
government will not let
any dearth of resourc-
es come in a way to
achieve this. He said
Rajasthan was the first
state to cover corona
warriors from both
government and non-
government sectors
with an insurance cov-
er of Rs 50 lakh. He as-
sured that even the lo-
cal body corona warri-
ors across the state will
be given the same ben-
efit. CM said that so far
115 critical patients
have been treated with
plasma therapy and
now the employees
should motivate people
to donate plasma for
the critically ill.
Health Minister Dr
Raghu Sharma
stressed on containing
the infection spread at
work places. He
praised CM Gehlot’s
initiative of communi-
cating with every sec-
tion of society. He said
that it was for the first
time in the state that a
CM had interacted di-
rectly with personnel
like patwari, village
development officers
and police constables,
who work at the grass-
roots, to know their
problems.
CS Rajeeva Swarup
appealed to all employ-
ees to discharge their
duties using complete
precautions according
to the guidelines. He as-
sured them of a positive
solution to their valid
demands.
Team Pilot camping
at BJP-ruled Gujarat
To promote tourism, new
policy to be brought: CM
ALSO SAID THAT THE FIRST PRIORITY OF STATE GOVT IS TO SAVE LIVES
CM Ashok Gehlot with Dr Raghu Sharma, Rajeeva Swarup, Bhupendra Yadav, Rohit Kumar Singh, Niranjan Arya, Subodh Agarwal,
Mahendra Soni, Akhil Arora, Arti Dogra, Roli Singh, Hemant Gera, Amit Dhaka and other officials during the corona review meet.
Aditi Nagar
Jaipur: It was on July 12
when Sachin Pilot
claimed that Gehlot gov-
ernment had lost its ma-
jority as he had the sup-
port of 30 MLAs. Ever
since then, the political
crisishastravelledmany
placesincludingtheGov-
ernorHouse,SC,HC,Ho-
tels and resorts. CM Ge-
hlotfirstcampedhissup-
porting MLAs at Hotel
Fairmont in Jaipur and
now has shifted to hotel
Suryagrah in Jaisalmer.
Now the news coming
out of the Pilot camp is
that even Sachin Pilot is
busy fortifying his camp
and has shifted all his
supporter MLAs, except
three, to Gujarat. MLAs
are reportedly residing
at a hotel between Surat
and Bharuch in the BJP
ruledstate.Thishasbeen
done as Pilot has now ap-
prehension of losing
some MLAs. Mukesh
Bhakar and Deependra
Hooda are good friends
and Hooda is trying to
bringBhakarbacktoGe-
hlot fold. Seasoned
Mukul Wasnik too has
been assigned a similar
task of getting MLAs to
Gehlot side. Considering
threats, Pilot could not
think of a safer house
than Gujarat.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said that
Rajasthan is promi-
nent tourism centre.
Livelihood of lakhs of
people in the State de-
pends on tourism.
With the aim to pro-
mote tourism activi-
ties, the state govern-
ment will soon bring a
new policy which will
help in bringing back
the tourism sector
which is currently fac-
ing crisis, he said.
Gehlot was reviewing
the Tourism Depart-
ment through video con-
ference from his official
residenceonWednesday.
He interacted with dis-
trict-level officers of the
tourismdepartmentand
invitedtheirsuggestions
to give pace to tourism.
He said “Fairs and
festivals are our cul-
tural heritage; we
need to give them new
look and introduce
new things so that
more and more domes-
tic and foreign tourists
can be attracted. Re-
branding of our fairs
and festivals including
Pushkar Fair, Desert
Festival, Kumbhal-
garh and Bundi Festi-
val should be done.
With introducing new
thinking, activities
should be included to
attract tourists.”
CM said that Ra-
jasthan has a large
number of religious
sites which are ancient
and are importance
from the archaeological
point of view. Officers
should prepare an out-
line to develop these
religious sites keeping
in view increase in
tourism.
Minister of State for
Tourism Govind Singh
Dotasara said that inno-
vations such as virtual
seminar, online visit of
temples could be adopt-
ed to attract tourists at
this time of crisis. The
draft of new tourism
policy is ready and will
be finalised by the end
of this month, he said.
Chief Secretary Ra-
jeeva Swarup, Principal
Secretary, Tourism
Alok Gupta, ACS Fi-
nance Niranjan Arya,
DIPR Commissioner
Mahendra Soni and oth-
er officers from tourism
department were pre-
sent in the meeting.
New Delhi: Claiming
that the "inept han-
dling" of the Sushant
Singh Rajput death
case by Mumbai Police
"left no room" for jus-
tice, BJP MP Bhu-
pender Yadav on
Wednesday wel-
comed the central
government's deci-
sion to handover the
probe in the matter
to the Central Bu-
reau of Investigation
(CBI).
"Centre's move to
handover Sushant Sin-
gh Rajput death probe
to CBI is most welcome.
Mumbai government's
inept handling of the
case left no room for
justice. There is hope
now for crores of Su-
shant's fans in Bihar
and beyond that
truth will prevail,"
Yadav tweeted. This
comes after the central
government, earlier to-
day, submitted before
the Supreme Court
that the Bihar govern-
ment's request recom-
mending a CBI probe
into the case has been
accepted.
Bihar Chief Minis-
ter Nitish Kumar had
yesterday informed
that the state govern-
ment has recom-
mended a CBI probe
into the case regis-
tered in Patna in the
matter. —ANI
HC gives interim relief to Union Min Shekhawat, others
Cong prepping
up for session
from Aug 14
‘Welcome Centre’s
move of CBI probe’
Nizam Kantaliya
Jaipur: In a relief to
Union Minister Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat in Sanjivani
Credit Cooperative
Society scam, Ra-
jasthan high court on
Wednesday stayed the
execution of the or-
der passed by the low-
er court for the inves-
tigation against Shek-
hawat and others.
ADJ court had di-
rected a private com-
plaint to be invested by
SOG with relation to
the money trail that
ended at Navprabha
Buildtech Pvt Ltd in
the scam.
Rajasthan high
court, while staying
order of session
courts dated July 21,
permitted SOG to
continue with fur-
ther investigation in
the matter. On July
21, the additional ses-
sion court Jaipur
passed an order on
revision petition of
the two investors,
Labu Singh and Gu-
man Singh, who or-
dered investigation
in the matter, as per
the application of
complainants.
The earlier order
was challenged by one
Kewal Chand Dakalia
who is shareholder di-
rector of Navprabha
Build tech pvt ltd which
is said to be linked with
Shekhawat. Dakalia
had challenged the or-
der on the ground that
specific direction has
been given, without
hearing him.
Senior Advocate
Mahesh Jethmalani
argued the case for
Dakalia and asked to
put stay in the mat-
ter. Whereas, Sid-
dharth Luthra, who
was representing the
government, objected
to the same.
Advocate AK Jain,
from the complain-
ant’s side, argued
that the net worth of
Navprabha build tech
pvt ltd is only Rs 15
crores but its 25per
cent shares were
transferred to Sanji-
vani Credit Coopera-
tive Society for Rs
100 crore, and inves-
tors were cheated. He
also submitted that
Dakalia is a proxy
litigant.
Justice Satish Ku-
mar Sharma, while ad-
mitting the case, passed
an interim order hold-
ing that till further or-
der, the SOG is free to
investigate the matter
under section 173 (8) of
CrPC. However, he
stayed the order on re-
vision of complainant,
passed by additional
session judge. In the
case now, the ball is
in the field of the
SOG, which is totally
free to take any ac-
tion in the matter.
First India Bureau
Jaisalmer: Ahead of
the Assembly Session
beginning from August
14, Congress is work-
ing out its strategy for
the session in hotel
Suryagarh where the
MLAs of Ashok Ge-
hlot camp are staying.
Chief Whip Mahesh
Joshi and deputy
Chief Whip Mahen-
dra Chaudhary will
handle the strategy in
the house and Parlia-
ment Affairs Minister
Shanti Dhariwal will
look after the floor
management.
Chief minister
Ashok Gehlot will be
present in the house for
the entire day. A meet-
ing of the Congress leg-
islature party will also
be held. Party sources
said that the strategy is
being worked out in the
hotel.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat —File photo
Bhupender Yadav
CM Ashok Gehlot with Alok Gupta, Niranjan Arya, Rajeeva Swarup, Mahendra Soni and other officials
during the review meet of Tourism Department on Wednesday.
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STAYS ORDER OF ADJ COURT

here must be a rare person
in India who has not heard
of Lord Ram and some-
thing about the Ramayana.
For the Hindus, the Rama-
yana is more than just a
sacred text, it is a part of
the family. Anecdotes, lessons and
examples from Ramayana are a
part of daily life. References are
quoted and understood immediate-
ly because we all have heard the
story of Maryada Purushottam
Ram!
I was introduced to Lord Rama by
my grandmother as she would re-
gale us with different stories, all a
part of Ramayan. Ramayana has
been handed down for centuries
through word of mouth, books and
in the modern age we have trav-
elled with Lord Rama, Mata Sita
and Lakshman in movies, serials,
comics, animated films and even
video games!
Ramayan grows even more popu-
lar today, breaking all generational
myths, proof of the popularity is
that the 1980’s TV serial Ramayana
telecast on Doordarshan during the
lockdown and the TRP it brought
for DD after decades.
As the Ram temple at Ayodhya
finally becomes a reality, it is the
culmination of a dream of not
just the millions of Hindus liv-
ing in India and the world
across but generations of an-
cestors who are no more but
dreamt of this day when Ram
Lalla would finally be in his
rightful place.
Ram, the very word signifies
duty, truth, obedience, family
and dharma. It is the identity of
the millions of Hindus for
whom, today, a dream comes
true!
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I have grown up
hearing stories
of Ramayan from
my grandparents.
In fact, when
we were grow-
ing up, watching
Ramayan on
television was
a weekly ritual.
All the work was
kept on halt for that period and after that
very episode, the whole week went by
discussing the characters. We as kids
were given examples from it. It was a
great learning experience. We got more
and more involved and curious to learn
more about our culture because of it.
—APRA KUCHHAL, Rajasthan
I have a vivid
memory of be-
ing introduced
to Ramayana
by my maternal
grandfather. He
believed thor-
oughly in the
sanctity it holds.
The learn-
ing I hold the
utmost respect for is the crux which
is selfless love and sacrifice depicted
primarily by Sitaji. That is something
I would like to imbibe in my future
generation, not just with narration but
also a hypothesis.
—AKSHARA SHARMA, Rajasthan
As a kid, my
memories
take me to my
grandmother
who used
to sing folk
bhajans of Lord
Ram. Then it
was told as
a story from
my mother
with an understanding of the actions
and importance of karma. I feel these
ancient Hindu epics can guide us in life
to stay focused on our karma, responsi-
bilities towards our loved ones and also
in building a great culture around.
—RINKLE, Gujarat
My parents were
devotees; espe-
cially my mother
was fond of telling
mythological short
stories and idi-
oms. She certainly
introduced me to
Ramayana and
Mahabharata. I
follow and prefer
my mother’s way of sharing our legacy
with small books but in the digital world,
videos are playing vital role for passing
to the future generations.
—NAMAN MUNSHI, Gujarat
kept on halt for that period and after that
very episode, the whole week went by
discussing the characters. We as kids
were given examples from it. It was a
great learning experience. We got more
and more involved and curious to learn
more about our culture because of it.
I have a vivid
memory of be-
ing introduced
to Ramayana
by my maternal
grandfather. He
believed thor-
oughly in the
sanctity it holds.
The learn-
ing I hold the
utmost respect for is the crux which
is selfless love and sacrifice depicted
primarily by Sitaji. That is something
I would like to imbibe in my future
generation, not just with narration but
also a hypothesis.
with an understanding of the actions
and importance of karma. I feel these
ancient Hindu epics can guide us in life
to stay focused on our karma, responsi-
bilities towards our loved ones and also
in building a great culture around.
My parents were
devotees; espe-
cially my mother
was fond of telling
mythological short
stories and idi-
oms. She certainly
introduced me to
Ramayana and
Mahabharata. I
follow and prefer
my mother’s way of sharing our legacy
with small books but in the digital world,
videos are playing vital role for passing
to the future generations.
in the modern age we have trav-
elled with Lord Rama, Mata Sita
and Lakshman in movies, serials,
comics, animated films and even
Ramayan grows even more popu-
lar today, breaking all generational
myths, proof of the popularity is
that the 1980’s TV serial Ramayana
telecast on Doordarshan during the
lockdown and the TRP it brought
As the Ram temple at Ayodhya
finally becomes a reality, it is the
culmination of a dream of not
just the millions of Hindus liv-
ing in India and the world
across but generations of an-
cestors who are no more but
dreamt of this day when Ram
Lalla would finally be in his
Ram, the very word signifies
duty, truth, obedience, family
and dharma. It is the identity of
the millions of Hindus for
whom, today, a dream comes
The ‘Bhoomi Pujan’ at Ayodhya is a dream come
true, though Lord Rama has lived on for centuries
in the hearts of Hindus. City First talks to a few of
its readers on how did they learned about Lord
Ram and also how do they plan to pass on this
learning to the future generation!
NEHAL NAYAR
nehal.nayar@firstindia.co.in
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LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
It’s still not too late to
regain your ground on
academic front. The dream
of getting married to your
long term friends will come true and it
will be a very fruitful reunion. You are
an ideal child of your parents and you
have always taken their needs in
account.
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You are a freedom seeker
but considering the current
times you may have to
procrastinate your plans to
go away from home for studies. For
those in search of love can expect
cupid arrows. Adhere to the terms of
your job and there is nothing to
worry. Be efficient and innovative.
ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
Your achievements speaks
for yourself and its a
reminder that you can start
afresh and build your
castle of dreams. You are conscious
towards health and its a good thing
specially right now. You may fall in
love at the first sight. Judicious use
of time is the need of this hour.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Spirituality is the answer to
your your problems, indulge
yourself in some form of
yoga and medication. A
promise made by sibling will be kept.
Your focus should be your goals and
rest who says what shall not matter. A
life with purpose is worth living. Don’t
be confused while decision making.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You will feel energetic
today to do things which
you have been planning to
do for a long time. For
students this is a very precious time
to change their weakness into
strength as you have plenty of time
at home to work on yourself. Think
before you speak.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Your sorrows will disappear
in the thin air once you
decide to do something
about it. Romance is on the
cards and making your partner feel
special is your uncompromised quality.
Demeanour plays an important role
when it come to being a part of an elite
group and you never disappoint.
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
Dedication is must in these
trial times as any source of
income is a blessing,
Family is always by your
side and they will never let you fall.
You have a brilliant personality and
you are someone full of talents, for
someone like you all the times are
favourable.
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
Health is wealth at current
times therefore nothing
should come before your
own safety. Youth has the
power to bring about the change so
be the beacon of light in your family.
A healthy competition with sibling is
not so bad. Valiant and pivot is how
you can be defined.
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
The intention of helping
someone climb the ladder
is in itself very pure and
you will earn many
blessings for it. The feeling of
responsibility is a sign that you are
all grown up and can handle things
like an adult. Immaculately dressed is
how people define you.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
Your seniors will
acknowledge you efforts in
work and will truly admire
your dedication even when
you are working from home. Don’t
take your assignments lightly even if
this time feels like an extended
holiday, utilise this time to learn.
Bickering around is a waste of time.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
You have a taste for
unusual things. You will
not waste your time at
home rather you will
utilise this pandemic break from
schools and college to enhance your
skills. Whining over the what has
been lost is not a sensible thing to
do, move ahead with time.
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
With changing times there
is a change in demand and
supply therefore try to
come up with ideas which
can help you earn money at current
time by catering to the prevailing
needs. Open up to your close ones if
you are facing any challenges in your
life as certain issues can be resolved.
YOUR
DAYHoroscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
obert Downey
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ly paid actors in
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that His breakthrough per-
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upcoming smartphone
brands. Where once he was
viewedastoxic,Downeynow
finds himself in a place
where studios and directors
are seeking him out.
Iron Man, I Love You 3000
GURMAN SINGH
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
R
Robert Downey Jr
Sponsored by First India News International Pvt. Ltd.
A versatile
actor with the
poker face
expression. His turn in
Chaplin was brilliant
and his performance
as Iron Man has
revitalized his career.
But his charisma as an amazing actor
is limited to a few legendary roles. I
want to see him in roles with more
depth as a well-rounded actor.
—AJAY SINGH RATHORE
Ironman’s
role has been
really justi-
fied by him, The last
scene in avengers
where Robert Downey
Jr. dies was the most
heartbreaking scene
ever and people are still waiting for
his comeback as Ironman. This shows
how much respect n love this actor
has earned from this character.
—HARJYOT MALIK

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