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TWEETS
SPIRITUAL SPEAK
The LORD makes firm the steps
of the one who delights in him;
though he may stumble, he will
not fall, for the LORD upholds
him with his hand. BIBLE
Shri N. Vittal Ji will be remembered
as an outstanding civil servant,
who enriched India’s growth
trajectory across diverse sectors. He
also played a pivotal role in Gujarat’s
development during his career in the
state. Pained by his demise. Condolences
to his family and friends. Om Shanti.
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samriddhi
Kendra is their one-stop solution
center for providing one-time
facilities to the farmers, which saves
both the labor and transportation
cost of the farmers. From here they
can buy all their agricultural needs.
#AatmaNirbharKrishi.
Narendra Singh Tomar
@nstomar
IN-DEPTH
USA’S POLITICAL
& ECONOMIC SLIDE
A BAD AUGURY
itch Ratings downgrading USA’s sovereign
credit rating from AAA to AA+ for “erosion
of governance” and “ballooning fiscal defi-
cit” sends a very negative message about the world’s
biggest economy. Earlier in 2011 Standard and Poor’s
had downgraded US’s credit rating for the same rea-
sons. Fitch said in a statement that the ratings down-
grade reflects the expected fiscal deterioration over
the next three years, a high and growing general gov-
ernment debt burden, and the erosion of governance
relative to AA and triple AAA rated peers over the
last two decades.”
The US had been facing standoffs between White
House and the House of Republicans over default in
debt payment. This year the borrowing limit was
raised at the last minute of the June 1 deadline. The
deadlock was over Republicans’ demand for steep
spending cuts.
These are bad times for President Joe Biden who
also faces the challenge of rising popularity of his
predecessor Donald Trump whose indictments may
not be able to stop him.
F
IS PROJECT CHEETAH
IN SOME TROUBLE
heCentre’sprogrammetoreintroducecheetahs
in India is not running as smoothly as was ex-
pected. In a serious blow to the effort, another
of the big cats brought from Namibia and SouthAfrica
wasfounddeadattheKunoNationalPark.Thedeathof
Dhatri,afemale,takesthetallyofcheetahdeathstonine.
Thecauseofherdeathwasbeinginvestigated.Withthis
the Kuno Park is now left with 14 cheetahs---seven
males, six females and a female cub. They are healthy,
an official statement said. The nine cheetahs that have
diedincludedsixadultsandthreecubsborninIndia.The
cheetahreintroductionprogramme,thefirstintheworld,
was flagged off by
PrimeMinisterNaren-
dra Modi in Septem-
ber 2022.
Inter-continental
translocation of wild
cats is full of chal-
lenges. Nine dead
cheetahs prove how
difficult the task is for
the wildlife experts in
whose care these big
cats are. A controver-
sy has erupted around
their upkeep. Radio
collars have been es-
pecially blamed for
some of the cheetah
deaths. Some South
African and Namibi-
an members of the
national cheetah pro-
ject steering commit-
tee have raised “seri-
ous concerns” over
the project’s manage-
ment”. In a letter to the Supreme Court these experts
have said that these deaths could have been prevented.
Anewspaperreportquotedoneoftheexpertsassaying
“he was not involved”.The other refused to comment.
Agag order on “dissemination of information about
Project Cheetah implementation” has mystified these
deaths. Radio collars, delay in attending to injuries, or
physical ailments. Should laxity be added to the list?
T
The Centre’s
programme to
reintroduce
cheetahs in India is
not running as
smoothly as was
expected. In a
serious blow to the
effort, another of the
big cats brought
from Namibia and
South Africa was
found dead at the
Kuno National Park.
The death of Dhatri,
a female, takes the
tally of cheetah
deaths to nine
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v e r y o n e
knows that
language is
powerful. If
your parents
addressed you as a child
with loving, supportive
words, your life by all odds
has turned out better than
someone whose parents
used abusive words. But
this effect is magnified
hugely by AI — in fact,
language lies at the heart of
AI, because through so-
called “large languages”
AI models reality.
This needs a little ex-
plaining to grasp the full
impact this can have. AI
works by imitating how
the human brain functions,
and the human brain works
according to how con-
sciousness functions.
Right now, you are not see-
ing reality as it exists. You
are seeing it through the
lens of your conscious-
ness. Two people seeing
the same sunset, for exam-
ple, will find it beautiful,
boring, depressing, garish,
or of total indifference de-
pending on the state of
awareness being applied.
Now go a step deeper. If
the two people watching a
sunset consist of an ancient
Egyptian worshiping the
sun god Ra and a modern
astronomer researching so-
lar flares, two divergent
models of reality clash.
The religious model of the
ancient Egyptian has no
relevance to modern as-
tronomy and vice versa.
We all possess ingrained
models of reality that we
mistake for reality itself. If
person A is a miser or rac-
ist or afraid of the dark,
while person B is generous
or tolerant or a night owl,
reality must comply with
the model imposed on it —
we are talking about some-
one’s personal reality.
AI uses the power of su-
per computers to switch to
any model instantly. It has
no conditioned model
from the past. This kind of
flexibility is inherent in the
human brain and therefore
in consciousness. You
have the potential to shift
your model of personal re-
ality by going to the source
of every personal reality,
which is language. This
notion that language is the
very source of personal re-
ality forms an amazing
link between AI and the
ancient rishis, or seers, of
Vedic India. They were the
first to trace not just per-
sonal reality but the infi-
nite scope of reality itself
back to the subtlest vibra-
tions in Nature.
Quantum physics also
traces reality back to the
subtlest vibrations, or rip-
ples, in the quantum field.
But there’s a critical differ-
ence. In the Vedic model,
these vibrations have
meaning. They aren’t ran-
dom but constitute the
building blocks of a human
universe. The universe is
human because the only
cosmos we can experience,
either directly or through
scientific instruments,
means something to us.
When you ask an AI bot
a question, it organizes it
into the suitable large lan-
guage (or constellation of
words) that apply. Let’s
take a simple example that
is already in use in a sui-
cide prevention program
known as Never Alone. A
caller phones in and begins
talking. The words being
used will indicate to a com-
puter program how serious
the suicidal threat actually
is. If the words are only
pink flags, help can be giv-
en at the level of AI feed-
back. However, if there are
red flag words, immedi-
ately a human therapist
comes on the line to help.
This procedure imitates
what we do all the time. In
a relationship arguments
can occur within the
bounds of a healthy, happy
relationship. If too many
arguments occur, and they
become more serious,
hurtful, or stubborn, the
model of the relationship
changes — words have
shifted to a new reality for
both partners. If the argu-
ments become red flags
(let’s say that one spouse
has cheated on the other),
then words once again
shift each person’s reality,
and if the breach isn’t
healed, divorce will occur
because two people no
longer share the same real-
ity about their relationship.
AI is modeled on the
workings of the brain, but
this is only the tip of the
iceberg, because con-
sciousness transcends the
brain’s mechanical func-
tions. Babies are born with
extraordinary predisposi-
tions from day one, when
the brain hasn’t even fully
matured. Musical and
mathematical geniuses,
potential schizophrenics,
future visionaries, unfold
as the brain matures, guid-
ed by a predisposition,
even though psychologists
and geneticists cannot ex-
plain how or why.
Beyond such extremes,
every child exhibits a set of
predispositions, such as
being introverted or extro-
verted, which will last a
lifetime. How does this
relate to language? De-
pending on your innate
traits, you will hear the
same words differently
from someone who isn’t
the same as you. Your per-
sonal reality will be shaped
by the words you hear ver-
sus the words you ignore.
Then a second filter is
triggered. What weight do
you ascribe to the words
you hear? Say “bad girl” to
an introverted three-year-
old, and it can be emotion-
allydevastating,whiletoan
extroverted child the same
wordsmightbelaughedoff.
Let’s take a leap past in-
dividual examples. Every-
one needs to accept that
their personal reality was
shaped through the inter-
pretation of words. With-
out a word for it, experi-
ences can’t exist. Homo
sapiens as a species doesn’t
just use language; we are
language, and so is every-
thing we experience.
The problem is that eve-
rything we’ve discussed so
far happens unconsciously,
which is where AI comes
in. AI can make you con-
scious about words in a
way that is masked by your
unconscious conditioning,
habits, predispositions, so-
cial influences, family up-
bringing, education, and
more. By asking the right
questions, you can sort out
the model of reality that
you have been obeying,
generally without even
knowing it. The next step
is to reshape your personal
reality by investigating the
words you want to encour-
age and reject those that
are self-defeating, harm-
ful, and toxic.
There’s much more to
say about this subject, but
one thing is clear already.
Even at this early stage of
AI impacting normal life,
the potential for transfor-
mation is vast. AI can be
your research assistant, per-
sonal confidante, healer, or
guru. It all depends on the
level of self-awareness you
aim for, and if we are lucky,
as AI unfolds it will usher
in higher consciousness for
untold millions of people.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
KNOW MORE
ABOUT AI
The problem is that
everything we’ve discussed
so far happens uncon-
sciously, which is where AI
comes in. AI can make you
conscious about words in a
way that is masked by your
unconscious conditioning,
habits, predispositions, social
influences, family upbringing,
education, and more.
By asking the right questions,
you can sort out the model
of reality that you have been
obeying, generally without
even knowing it. The next step
is to reshape your personal
reality by investigating the
words you want to encourage
and reject those that are self-
defeating, harmful, and toxic.
There’s much more to say
about this subject, but one
thing is clear already. Even at
this early stage of AI impact-
ing normal life, the potential
for transformation is vast.
AI can be your research as-
sistant, personal confidante,
healer, or guru. It all depends
on the level of self-awareness
you aim for, and if we are
lucky, as AI unfolds it will ush-
er in higher consciousness
for untold millions of people.
AI uses the power of super computers to switch to
any model instantly. It has no conditioned model
from the past. This kind of flexibility is inherent in
the human brain and therefore in consciousness.
You have the potential to shift your model of
personal reality by going to the source of every
personal reality, which is language. This notion
that language is the very source of personal
reality forms an amazing link between AI and
the ancient rishis, or seers, of Vedic India
E
DEEPAK
CHOPRA
The writer is MD,
FACP, FRCP founder of the
Chopra Foundation,
a non-profit entity for
research on well-being
and humanitarianism,
and Chopra Global
AI
ANDTHE
LANGUAGE
OFREALITY

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CABINET SECY RAJIV GAUBA
GETS ANOTHER 1-YR-EXTENSION
Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba was on
Thursday given one-year extension,
beyond August 30, 2023, in service by
govt. This is his 3rd extension on post.
INDIA SUMMONS GERMAN ENVOY
SEEKING RETURN OF BABY ARIHA
India summoned German Ambassador
Philipp Ackermann, pressed for return of
an Indian baby girl, who has been living
in a foster care in Berlin for 20 months.
S&P Global India services purchasing managers’ index
(PMI) soared to 62.3 in July, surpassing expectations
and marking highest index reading since June 2010
SENSEX
65,782.78
542.10
BSE
19,381.65
144.90
NIFTY
31°C
25°C
Min
Humidity75%
Max
Cloudy; a couple of thun-
derstorms in the morning
FORECAST ‘Think about Delhi, not alliance’
LOKSABHAGREENLIT
DELHISERVICESBILL
Shah takes a jab at I.N.D.I.A’s support for AAP over Delhi Services Bill
Moni Sharma
New Delhi
Lok Sabha on Thursday
passed the bill to replace
the ordinance for control
of services in Delhi with
Home Minister Amit
Shah launching a sharp
attack on parties of the
INDIA bloc, saying that
their priority is to “save
their alliance”. Opposi-
tion leaders were also
seen staging a walkout
shortly after this.
Shah initiated the de-
bate on the Delhi Services
Bill, he accused the AAP
of indulging in confronta-
tion instead of govern-
ance. “It wants to control
the vigilance department
so that crores spent on the
CM’s bungalow is not
questioned,” HM said. He
also attacked the opposi-
tion for supporting AAP
and said “please don’t
compromise the interests
of people of Delhi to save
your fledgling alliance.”
Shah refuted allegations
that Bill introduced by
Centre breaches the Su-
preme Court judgment.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah speaks during the discussion on National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Bill, 2023 in the LS
during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Thursday. Also seen are Kiren Rijiju, Mahendra Nath Pandey and others.
The lone AAP MP,
Sushil Kumar Rinku,
has been suspended
from Lok Sabha for
the remaining part
of ongoing monsoon
session for throwing
papers at the Chair
NITIN GADKARI, OPPN MPs URGE OM BIRLA TO
RESUME PRESIDING OVER LS PROCEEDINGS
As the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla refrained
from chairing the House for the second consecu-
tive day, several lawmakers including Nitin Gad-
kari on Thursday called on Birla requesting him to resume
presiding over the proceedings of the Lower House.
CM: HARYANA NOT COOPERATING IN FINDING
ACCUSED IN THE NASIR-JUNAID MURDER CASE
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot hit back at Haryana
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Thursday,
alleging that cooperation is not being given from
Haryana in the arrest of Monu Manesar. CM Gehlot has
said that a case was registered against the Rajasthan
Police which went to nab the accused of killing Nasir
and Junaid. Gehlot has said this on Khattar’s point in
which he had said that Rajasthan Police can arrest
Monu Manesar and Haryana Police will cooperate.
‘PRAISE’ FOR NEHRU DURING DELHI BILL TALKS
Shah said that India’s
founding fathers like
Nehru, Patel, C Raja-
gopalachari, Rajendra Prasad
and Ambedkar were against
the idea of Delhi getting status
of a full state. Adhir quipped: “It
felt good that Amit Shah ji was
repeatedly praising Nehru and
Cong. I thought I should run up
to him and offer him sweets.”
Central govt has
power to make laws
on Union territories,
hence it enjoys
rights to make rules
also. Constitution
empowers Centre
to make laws for
the Delhi-NCR.
AMIT SHAH,
UNION HOME MINISTER
I NEVER GET ANGRY, I AM MARRIED
FOR 45 YRS: DHANKHAR TO KHARGE
Amid heated exchanges between
the opposition and the ruling party
members over the Manipur issue,
Rajya
Sabha on
Thursday
witnessed
some
lighter
moments
when
Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge
asked Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar why
he is angry to which he responded that he
never does as he is married for 45 years.
UNION MIN VAISHNAW TABLES DATA
PROTECTION BILL IN LOK SABHA
The long-awaited Digital Personal
Data Protection (DPDP) bill was
tabled in Parliament on Thursday,
bringing
India closer
to its first
legisla-
tion that
specifically
addresses
citizens’
privacy and establishes guidelines for
how individuals’ data can be used by pri-
vate or government entities. The bill was
introduced by Ashwini Vaishnaw in LS.
Nuh riot: 176 people held,
19 sent to judicial custody
78 taken into preventive detention; 93 FIRs registered
First India Bureau
New Delhi/Nuh
ACS (Home) TVSN
Prasad said on Thursday
that 176 people have
been arrested and 78 tak-
en into preventive deten-
tion since Monday when
clashes erupted. Further,
93 FIRs have been regis-
tered in five districts, in-
cluding 46 in Nuh, 23 in
Gurugram and 18 in Pal-
wal. Meanwhile, a local
court has sent 19 accused
to 14-day judicial custo-
dy in connection with
communal clashes in
Haryana’s Nuh. The po-
lice on Thursday said that
two incidents of fire were
reported at two mosques
in ward no 13 in Tauru,
Nuh, and probe to ascer-
tain the causes is on.
l The curfew was lifted
between 10 am and 1 pm
l Suspended net has been
restored between 1-4 pm
l Net suspended in Nuh,
Faridabad and Palwal; Gu-
rugram’s — Sohna, Pataudi
and Manesar — till Aug 5
l Rajya Sabha passes
Press and Registration of
Periodicals Bill in the Parl
l The Opposition parties,
including Congress, RJD,
TMC, AAP, walkout from
RS for not being allowed
to raise Manipur issue.
l AIMIM MP Asaduddin
Owaisi, TMC MP Saugata
Roy and Congress MP
Manish Tewari oppose
introduction of Digital Per-
sonal Data Protection Bill
l Government reaches
out to Opposition to break
Rajya Sabha logjam and
proceed with discussion
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
MAJOR HAPPENINGS
Minorgirlgangraped,
charredtodeath;5held
Naveen Joshi
Bhilwara
In a gruesome crime, a
missing 14-year-old
girl’s body was found in
a coal furnace in
Bhilwara. It is suspected
that she was also gan-
graped. The matter came
to light on Wednesday
night in a village under
the Kotri police station
area of the district. After
getting information, po-
lice teams from 2 stations
reached spot. Five ac-
cused have been taken
into custody. Financial
assistance of `10 lakh
has been announced from
the State government. P5
First India Bureau
Prayagraj/New Delhi
The Allahabad High
Court on Thursday gave
the go-ahead for a scien-
tific survey at the Gyan-
vapi mosque, dismissing
a Muslim body’s petition
that had challenged a
lower court order asking
the ASI to conduct the
survey to determine if the
17th-century structure
was built upon a temple.
Meanwhile, SC will hear
today plea of Anjuman
Intezamia Masjid Com-
mittee challenging Alla-
habad HC order allowing
ASI to conduct scientific
survey by ASI of Gyan-
vapi mosque premises,
say lawyers representing
parties in the case.
Gul Mohammad
Kota
19TH CASE THIS YR:
An 18-year-old boy alleg-
edly committed suicide in
Kota on Thursday, police
said. Police informed the
deceased has been identi-
fied as Manjot Chhabra, a
native of Rampura dis-
trict of UP. “The victim
came to Kota for NEET
examination. The reason
behind suicide is being
ascertained,” police said.
HC nod for ASI
survey, muslims
plea in SC today
18-year-old
student dies by
suicide in Kota
CM’S JIBE AT BJP TO CONTEST POLLS ON MODI’S FACE
Why the BJP is not
bringing forward
Raje as face for Raj
polls: CM Gehlot
I WILL BE WRITING TO PM MODI THAT
ED IS NOT COOPERATING ON REQUEST
OF STATE GOVT TO INITIATE INQUIRY
AGAINST SHEKHAWAT IN SANJIVANI
SCAM, STRESSES CM ASHOK GEHLOT
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur
aking a jibe at
BJP on its strat-
egy to contest
upcomingAssembly elec-
tions on PM Narendra
Modi’s face, CM Ashok
GehlotonThursdayasked
why the party does not
bring forward former CM
Vasundhara Raje.
He said that the local
leaders of the BJP who
are in the race for the CM
post were not capable
enough to win the elec-
tions and therefore the
party has projected the
face of PM Narendra
Modi for the State As-
sembly elections. The
CM questioned why Raje
was absent from the
BJP’s protest in Jaipur on
Tuesday. He said that the
CM face (Raje) is sitting
at home and the party has
brought forward others.
“Why did not Vasund-
hara come to the post?
She has been the CM
twice, bring her forward,”
he said. Without naming
anyone, Gehlot said the
local leaders of the BJP
who are in the race to CM
post will not be able to
compete in the elections
therefore they have pro-
jected PM Modi’s face.
TURN TO P9
CM Ashok Gehlot with (L) T Ravikanth, Dr Sudhir Bhandari, Shubhra Singh, Parsadi Lal Meena, Pratap
Singh Khachariyawas, Lalchand Kataria, Rajiv Arora, Ganga Devi and Rafeek Khan unveiling poster
of ‘Angdaan Maha Abhiyaan’ on the occasion of ‘Organ Donation Day’ at the CMR on Thursday.
T NARENDRA MODI IS AN INTERNATIONAL LEADER
AND A ‘VISHWA GURU’…WHY ARE YOU BRINGING
HIM TO THE RAJASTHAN ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS.
ASHOK GEHLOT, CHIEF MINISTER
The Gehlot cabinet meeting will now be held
today at 12 noon in the CMR. Post meeting,
CM Gehlot will address media at 1 pm
IN BRIEF
Government imposes
import restrictions
on laptops tablets
New Delhi: The govt
has imposed restrictions
on import of laptops,
tablets, all-in-one per-
sonal computers, and
ultra small form factor
computers and servers
to address security con-
cerns and give domestic
manufacturing a boost.
17 injured in clashes
between protesters,
security in Manipur
Imphal: Around 17
people were injured in
clashes as Army and
RAF personnel fired tear
gas shells in Kangvai
and Phougakchao areas
in Bishnupur, Manipur
on Thursday to stop pro-
cessions from proceed-
ing to the burial site. P7
Go First cancellations
extended till Aug 6 over
‘operational reasons’
New Delhi: Go First
airline, which has been
grounded since early
May, has announced a
further extension of the
flight cancellations till
August 6, the airline an-
nounced in a tweet and
also issued a statement
on Thursday.
PM Modi to join BRICS
in Johannesburg
New Delhi: Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi on
Thursday accepted
South African President
Cyril Ramaphosa’s invi-
tation to participate in
the BRICS Summit go-
ing to be held in Johan-
nesburg.
ACB nabs excise officer
red-handed with `3 lakh
Navin Sharma
Jaipur
Alady excise officer was
arrested by Anti-Corrup-
tion Bureau (ACB) for
allegedly taking a bribe
of `3 lakh in Jaipur on
late Thursday evening.
Bureau’s Additional
Director General Hemant
Priyadarshy said thatAn-
kita Mathur, Excise In-
spector Jaipur (East) was
demanding `3 lakh in
lieu of allowing the com-
plainant to run his liquor
shop smoothly.
After verification of
the complaint, a trap was
laid and the accused of-
ficer was caught red
handed while taking the
bribe amount of Rs 3
lakh. “The inspector was
arrested and is being in-
terrogated,” he added.
While taking the action,
ACB also arrested bro-
kers Monu Ali Aslam.
Excise Inspector
Jaipur (East Zone)
demanded `3 lakh in
lieu of allowing the
complainant to run his
liquor shop smoothly
Accused Ankita Mathur

4. Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur
Biju George Joseph,
1995 batch IPS officer,
joined as Jaipur Commis-
sioner on Thursday.
Anand Srivastava re-
ceived him at the Com-
missionerate. Joseph was
given a guard of honour
on his arrival at the Com-
missionerate.
Ten IPS officers wel-
comed him. Joseph said
that this is a position of
great responsibility and
all policemen must en-
deavour to change the
perspective of the com-
mon towards the police.
Biju George Joseph
said that committing a
crime was not as big as
the criminal not being
caught. “Some changes
are needed in the way
police functions. People
will be sensitised about
cyber crimes. In Jaipur,
police will take strict
actions against the mis-
creants. It is the duty of
the policemen that crim-
inals are caught and
punished in such a way
that deters them from
committing crime again
and becoming repeat of-
fenders.
A special team will be
deployed to fight the
problem of gang violence
and organised crime.
Every possible effort will
be made to control crime.
With the cooperation of
officers here, good polic-
ing will be done in
Jaipur,” Joseph said.
Outgoing Commissioner Anand Srivastava handing over the charge to Biju George Joseph at Jaipur
Commissionerate on Thursday. SANTOSH SHARMA
RECRUITMENT OF CLEANING STAFF IN URBAN BODIES
Action if corruption in making certificates: ACB
First India Bureau
Dausa
DG ACB He-
mant Priyadar-
shi on Thursday
said that there are reports
of corruption in making
experience certificates
for the recruitment of
cleaning staff in urban
bodies. He said that the
ACB has received re-
ports about the corrup-
tion and stern action will
be taken if anyone found
involved in this. “The
state government is very
sensitive to the policy of
zero tolerance on corrup-
tion,” he said. It is note-
worthy that in the first
phase of Rajasthan Mu-
nicipal Corporation Safai
Karamcharis recruit-
ment, recruitment on
13184 posts will be done.
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BijuGJosephtakeschargeasCommissioner
Commissioner Biju George Joseph signing official documents
after taking charge on Thursday.
Biju George Joseph taking the Guard of Honour at Jaipur Commissionerate on Thursday.
Ex-Commissioner Anand Srivastava posted as ADG Law Order
New Commissioner in Jpr Police
BIJU: A DECORATED
POLICE OFFICER IN RAJ
Biju George Joseph,
an IPS officer from
1995 batch, has
been serving as ADGP
Vigilance, at Jaipur Police
HQ. Biju has been awarded
the Police medal for dis-
tinguished service as well
as the President’s medal.
He has also served as the
Police Commissioner of
Jodhpur district.
Rajat Chauhan
wins Gold in
Canada WPFG
Couple found dead
at a room in Pali
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Rajat Chauhan won
a gold medal in the ar-
chery championship at
World Police and Fire
Games being held in
Winnipeg of Canada.
Rajat scored 896 out
of 900 and secured
gold. He won by com-
peting with record of
World Police Games.
First India Bureau
Jaipur
Acouple was found dead
under mysterious cir-
cumstances in the Sadri
Police Station area of
Pali district on Thursday,
police said. Police in-
formed the identity of the
deceased is yet to be con-
firmed, but prima facie it
seems that the couple
ended their life over a
failed love affair.
“The dead body of a
young man and woman
was found hanging under
mysterious circumstanc-
es in a room built on Bera
Nokra wala farm located
on the banks of Morkha-
Sinderli river. The villag-
ers informed that they
have never seen the cou-
ple before in the area.” a
police official said
It is suspected that the
family members were
against the marriage of
the couple, following
which, they committed
suicide by hanging them-
selves. Efforts are being
done to contact family
members,” police added.
PTI
Jaipur
NABARD has sanc-
tioned Rs 1,974.07 crore
to the Rajasthan govern-
ment under the Rural In-
frastructure Develop-
ment Fund (RIDF) for
2023-24. NABARD Ra-
jasthan Chief General
Manager Dr Rajiv Si-
wach said Rs 930.44
crore has been sanctioned
for three rural drinking
water supply projects in
Ajmer, Jalore, and Kota
districts. Further, Rs
926.48 crore was sanc-
tioned for the construc-
tion of 676 rural roads in
the desert and tribal areas
of the state.
Earlier, Rs 117.15
crore had been sanc-
tioned for the construc-
tion of 104 veterinary
hospitals and 431 sub-
centres in all districts of
the state. He said drink-
ing water projects are
expected to provide
clean and potable water
to 2.87 lakh households,
whereas rural road pro-
jects will improve con-
nectivity in 1,229 vil-
lages across 12 districts.
“NABARD is also
supporting the state in
bringing 4.28 lakh hec-
tares under micro-irriga-
tion with a support of Rs
740 crore from the Micro
Irrigation Fund,” he said.
Siwach said lining of 450
km of canals in Kota and
Bundi is under construc-
tion following a Rs
623.38-crore assistance.
RELIEF TO MIN MAHESH JOSHI’S SON ROHITJOSHI
IN RAPE CASE AS HEARING DEFERRED
Relief to Rohit Joshi in the rape case continues
from the Delhi High Court as the hearing in the
case could not be held on
Thursday. Meanwhile, the interim
relief of bail to Rohit Joshi remains
intact. The victim has presented the
case for cancellation of bail granted
to Joshi. In an earlier hearing, the
court had called for answers from
both the parties. The complain-
ant from Jaipur had alleged that
Rohit Joshi raped her on multiple
occasions over a year. In her complaint, the woman said
she was raped several times between January 8, 2021,
and April 17, 2022. She had also accused Rohit of forcing
himself upon her once when they met in New Delhi.
NABARD sanctions
`1,974 cr to Raj under
RIDF for rural devp
Jam during BJP rally: HC questions police
Kamal Kant
Jaipur
Ahearing was held in the
Division Bench of the
Rajasthan High Court on
Thursday regarding the
traffic jam in the city dur-
ing the BJP rally. The
bench of Justice MM
Srivastava said that po-
lice are not even aware of
the orders of the court. It
is not its job to regulate
the traffic in the city. But,
if the public is in trouble
then the court will have
to intervene.
The court directed the
government to appoint a
senior police officer as
the nodal officer to issue
circulars as per the orders
of the court so far. It said
that the circular should
be with police on the ba-
sis of which they can
give permission.
The court will decide
whether contempt action
should be taken against
the police officers or not.
RERA imposes
penalty on builder,
orders to refund
the amount taken
First India Bureau
Jaipur
The Rajasthan Real Es-
tate RegulatoryAuthority
(RERA) has imposed a
penalty on a private de-
veloper for not providing
possession of a flat on
time and cancelling the
booking of the flat.
RERAmemberSalvin-
der Singh Sohata im-
posed a penalty of Rs.
50,000 on Shiv Shakti
Real Home Private Lim-
ited and ordered it to re-
turn the deposit along
with interest.
Director of Bloom
Suppliers Company
Manoj Jain filed a com-
plaint in RERA in 2021
and stated that he had
signed an agreement for
a flat in Shankara Resi-
dency project in 2014,
but even after depositing
Rs 18.25 lakh, the pos-
session was not given till
December 2017.
Husband kills estranged wife
in Kota to avoid giving alimony
First India Bureau
Kota
A woman was allegedly
murdered by her husband
in Kota to avoid paying
maintenance money in an
ongoing matrimonial
husband between the
couple. Police informed
the deceased has been
identified as Shalu, a
resident of Luhawad in
Kota Rural.
“The accused, identi-
fied as Bunty, had mar-
ried Shalu eight years
ago. However, a dispute
broke out between the
couple 3 years ago and
they were living sepa-
rately. The family court
had ordered Bunty to pay
Rs 1.5 lakh as alimony to
his wife. To save the
money, he killed his wife
and threw her body into
the canal.” police said.
Accused husband and accomplices in police custody on Thursday.
Hemant Priyadarshi
Earlier, on March 9, 2023, Tigress T-134 was shifted from
Ranthambore National Park to Sariska for rehabilitation.
Tigresscouldn’t
betranquillisedin
RTRforshifting
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur
A tigress was planned
to be tranquilised in
Ranthambore national
park for shifting to
Ramgrh Vishdhari
park, but it could not
be done.The team of
the forest department
was unable to tran-
quilize the tigress.
DCF Mohit Gupta,
DCF of Ramgarh
Vishdhari Sanjeev
Sharma were also pre-
sent during the proce-
dure. Earlier, T-119
was identified but she
could not be tran-
quilized therefore it
was decided to tran-
quilize T-133.
DFO Sanjeev Shar-
ma said, “Tranquiliz-
ing could not be done
today, don’t pay atten-
tion to rumours, there
is nothing to hide from
the public. There is an
atmosphere of happi-
ness for all. When we
get success in shifting,
we will inform every-
one officially.”
Massive traffic jams were observed throughout the city during
BJP’s rally in Jaipur on August 1. SANTOSH SHARMA
3 LINEMAN NABBED BY
ACB WITH BRIBE OF `8K
Sawai Madhopur:
Anti-Corruption
Bureau (ACB) on
Thursday arrested three line
man of power department in
Sawai Madhopur while ac-
cepting bribes. ACB sleuths
informed the three line man
were posted in Khandar
area of Sawai Madhopur
and were demanding bribes
for not filling VCRs of the
complainant. “Two lineman
were arrested while taking
bribes of Rs 5000 each
while one was arrested
during accepting bribe of Rs
3000. The accused have
been arrested,” ACB said.
ACB TRAPS HEAD CONSTABLE WITH BRIBE OF
`4,000 FOR NOT NAMING ACCUSED IN CASE
Dausa: head constable posted with Jhanpda police station
of Dausa was arrested by anti-corruption bureau for tak-
ing a bribe of
Rs 4000. The
accused head
constable Ram-
prasad Bairwa
had demanded
the bribe for
not making the
complainant ac-
cused in a case.
After verification
of the complaint,
a trap was laid
and the head
constable was
caught red handed while accepting the bribe. Bairwa was
arrested under the prevention of corruption act.

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6. PHOTO EXHIBITION AT JTF
75% of world’s tiger population is in India: Guv
First India Bureau
Jaipur
he best photo-
graphs have
been selected
from the ‘Tiger Photog-
raphy Exhibition and
Competition’ organized
at JKK from Interna-
tional Tiger Day till Au-
gust 01. JTF founder,
Dhirendra K Godha said
that the Chief Guest at
the award ceremony
held at Hotel Clarks
Amer on Friday.
Governor Kalraj
Mishra awarded Roh-
itash Pandey of Noida
with first prize; Ankit
Bansod of Nagpur with
second prize and Parav
Sharma of Gurugram as
well as Chinmay Saxena
of Jaipur the third prize.
On the occasion, Gov-
ernor, Kalraj Mishra
while congratulating the
awardees said that, it is a
pleasure to see the love
of tigers through the pho-
tos of the photographers
at Jaipur Tiger Festi-
val.75 percent of the
world’s tiger population
meaning 3682 tigers are
in our country. Rantham-
bore, Sariska are good
tiger reserves.
Governor Kalraj Mishra addressing during award ceremony of the Jaipur Tiger Festival on Thursday.
Pawan Arora, Sanjay Khawad, SS Agarwal, Dhirendra Godha are also seen. MUKESH KIRADOO
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Minormurdered,burnedinkiln;BJPfumes
Naveen Joshi
Bhilwara
The horrific killing of a
14-year-old girl has sent
shockwaves through Ra-
jasthan. “After getting in-
formation, the police
teams from four stations
reached the spot and five
accused were taken into
custody,”, said SPAdarsh
Sidhu adding that a girl
child was murdered
burnt and probe is on.
The elder brother of the
deceased said that at 8 am
onWednesday,heryoung-
er sister had left the house
with goats. The goats re-
turned home but the sister
did not. Upon searching
they saw a coal furnace
burningincampofKalbe-
liyas outside the village.
The villagers caught
some Kalbelias and hand-
ed them to the police. The
arrested miscreants talked
about gangrape and the
subsequent burning of the
girl. A FSL team examine
the area on Thursday.
The Rajasthan BJP
constituted a committee,
which reached the spot
and inquired the incident.
BJP forms committee, reaches Bhilwara ; body of 14-yr-old girl found in coal furnace, 5 held
Committee of BJP including Anita Bhadel, Raksha Bhandari, and Atar Singh Bhadana met the victim’s
family and IG Lata Manoj Kumar in Narsinghpur village of Bhilwara on Thursday.
BHILWARA INCIDENT
Crimeagainstwomen,
minorgirlsinRajnot
stopping:DiyaKumari
MP Diya Kumari and Ranjeeta Koli during the press conference at
Bhartiya Janata party headquarters in New Delhi on Thursday.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi
The BJP has been con-
tinuously attacking the
Congress govt in Ra-
jasthan over the deterio-
rating law and order situ-
ation and increasing
crime against women.
Two women MPs of Ra-
jasthan, Diya Kumari and
Ranjeeta Koli, targeted
the state govt during a
press conference at the
BJPHqs in New Delhi on
Thursday.They raised the
issue of finding the re-
mains of a minor girl in a
coal furnace in Bhilwara
and drew attention to-
wards increasing crimes
against women in state.
Diya Kumari said that
crimes against women
and minor girls in Ra-
jasthan are not stopping.
Bharatpur MP Ranjita
Koli said, “Rajasthan was
known for respecting
women. But today, wom-
en are not safe,” she said.
Minor student
gang-raped in
Dungarpur, FIR
lodged: Police
Puneet Chaturvedi
Dungarpur
Aminor girl was allegedly
gang-raped by five men in
Dungarpur, police said.
Police informed the vic-
tim,studyinginclasstenth,
was kidnapped and taken
to a secluded place where
she was gang-raped.
“The accused and four
others abducted the girl
while she was on her way
to school on Wednesday
morning. The accused
then gang-raped the girl
under the Dovra Police
Station area. The accused
left the girl in Dungarpur
city after gang-raping
her,” police said.
“The victim called her
parentsaftertakingaphone
from a vegetable vendor
andnarratedtheordeal.An
FIR has been registered
againsttheaccusedandthe
medicalexaminationofthe
girl was done on Thurs-
day,” police added.
‘WhyCMscaredofGudha,RedDiary’
Sunil Sihag
Sriganganagar
BJP state president CP
Joshi has said that many
dark truths are hidden in
the ‘Red Diary’ which
came into the limelight
after the Rajendra Gudha
case. He was talking to
reporters at the BJP of-
fice on Suratgarh Road
in Sriganganagar on
Thursday. He asked why
was Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot suddenly
so scared of Gudha and
the diary.
Joshi said that police
are being sent by the
government to arrest
Gudha and it is clear that
the Red Diary has dark
secrets. He said that the
government of Rajasthan
could neither fulfill the
promise made to the
farmers nor could it se-
cure the future of the
youths. “It could not pro-
tect women and develop
Rajasthan. The govern-
ment has done corrup-
tion and only tried to
save its chair in these
years. BJP has brought
most of the schemes for
the farmers,” he said.
CP Joshi during a party programme in Srigangangar on Thursday.
Colourful diaries will come out: GS
Shekhawat; this is like Bofors: Trivedi
First India Bureau
New Delhi
Attacking the Gehlot
government on the ‘Red
Diary’ on Thursday, Un-
ion Minister Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat said in
New Delhi that so far
only one ‘Red Diary’has
come to the fore.
“Soon colourful dia-
ries will come to the fore
regarding various scams
of the Rajasthan govern-
ment. And then many
Congress leaders will be
forced to hide,” Shekha-
wat said. BJP spokesper-
son Sudhanshu Trivedi
said that he would like to
remind in the Bofors case
that Vishwanath Pratap
Singh, a minister in the
Rajiv Gandhi govern-
ment, had made the alle-
gation. “Today Ashok
Gehlot government’s
minister who was sacked
within a few hours, Ra-
jendra Gudha has made
allegations. I can say that
this is a case like Bo-
fors,” he said.
Talk between
ration dealers,
Khachariyawas
goes positive
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur
Protesting ration dealers
held talks with Food Min
Pratap Singh Khachariya-
wasonThursdaydemand-
ing an increase in fixed
commission of Annapur-
na food packets. In meet-
ing held at secretariat, the
dealers said that the govt
has decided to distribute
Annapurna food packets
for an amount of Rs 4
which was impractical.
Khachariyawas later
said that ‘positive talks’
were held with the deal-
ers. On the other hand, the
coordinator of Rajasthan
Ration Dealer Coordina-
tion Committee said that
ration dealers will not
start work until orders for
a proposal of Rs 20 per
packet were issued.
CongworkersstagedemoinKota
Hadauti Vikas Morcha protests against Manipur violence
First India Bureau
Kota
Workers of Hadauti Vikas
Morcha took to the streets
regarding the ongoing vi-
olence in Manipur. They
took out a foot march
from Nayapura to Collec-
torateCircle.Alargenum-
ber of workers shouted
slogans against the Cen-
tral govt. The police tried
to stop the workers using
barricades at the Collec-
torate Circle but tried to
climb them. Water can-
nons were also used to
disperse them. A large
number of police person-
nel, including Additional
SP, DSP, CI were present
during the demonstration.
PCCGenSecyAmitDha-
riwal also participated in
the demonstration.
Dhariwal said that hei-
nouscrimesarehappening
in Manipur for the last 90
days bringing shame to
country.“TheCentralgovt
is shameless. PM Modi is
touring only places where
elections are to be held.
Neither the PM nor Home
Minister of country went
to Manipur,” he said.
Jodhpur police investigates at
Gudha’s residence in Jaipur
First India Bureau
Jaipur
In a major development, a
team of Jodhpur police
reached official residence
of the sacked minister Ra-
jendraGudhainJaipurand
conducted some inquiries
and investigations. SP
Jodhpur Rural has also is-
sued statement regarding
Gudha and whole matter.
Jodhpur’s Pipad police
has taken action in this
matter and detained two
minor girls hailing from
Ambala of Punjab. Two
youths have been arrested
in connection with their
rape and kidnapping. It
came to light that both the
boys along with the girls
did all this with the help
of a guard working at
Gudha’s bungalow. the
incident took place with
in the guard’s room.
Government land
made free from
encroachment
First India Bureau
Jodhpur
In a joint action by Ra-
jasthan Housing Board
(RHB) and Jodhpur Po-
lice on Thursday, a govt
land worth crores of ru-
pees was freed from en-
croachments. Jodhpur
Police Commissioner
Ravi Dutt Gaur informed
that the premium govt
land was encroached for
a long time by encroach-
ers. “The housing board
and police together freed
the land from encroach-
ment and a board of the
RHB property was also
placed,” he added.
‘RajleadingStatein
gas-basedindustries’
First India Bureau
Jaipur
“Rajasthan, a state blessed
with abundant natural re-
sources,holdsaprominent
position in both the petro-
leum and natural gas sec-
tors as well as renewable
energy. The state ranks
secondincorporateinvest-
ments due to progressive
policiesandpracticaldeci-
sion-making by the govt”,
statedShakuntla Rawat,
Industries Commerce
Minister on thursday.
She was addressing at
the Conference on Ad-
vantages and Opportuni-
ties For Gas-Based Indus-
tries in Rajasthan organ-
izedbyRIICOandFICCI.
ACS Veenu Gupta said
that Rajasthan possesses
80 types of minerals and
has become a significant
player in India’s petrole-
um natural gas sectors.
Yet another heart
wrenching news
from Bhilwara!
Where a girl
was gang-
raped and
burnt alive by
throwing her
in a furnace.
Gehlot ji, how long will you
keep hiding such incidents
under the guise of statistics?
Everyday your shameless-
ness is also getting regis-
tered in your achievements.
Just bring them in front of
the public. Follow the ethics!
Save the dignity of sisters!
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
ChiefMinister@ashokgehlot51Sir,ifyoucannotpro-
tectthegirlchild,thenhowwillyouprotectRajasthan?
Ifyouhaveevenalittlebitofshameleft,youshould
resignatthisverymoment.Policedidnotcooperatewell.The
CMistheHomeMinisterbutthesituationisnotgettingbetter.
C.P.Joshi@cpjoshiBJP
There is no such
morning when there
is no news of such
immense pain of atroci-
ties, rapes, murders. The
Home Minister, who is lost
in saving his chair, is unable
to see even the cruelest face
of atrocities in the state. The
home minister of the state is
directly responsible.
Satish Poonia
@DrSatishPoonia
There is neither
law nor order in
Bhilwara district
today. A few days before
the horrifying incident of
Narsinghpura, the shameful
incident of mixing urine in
the water bottle of a girl stu-
dent in a government school
located in Luharia village of
Bhilwara had happened.
Rajendra Rathore
@Rajendra4BJP
STRICTACTIONWILL
BETAKEN:RAWAT
Jaipur: Indus-
tries minister
Shakuntala
Rawat condemned the
gang-rape and murder
of a 14 year old girl in
Bhilwara. She said that
the govt will take strict-
est action against the
culprits. She said that
such incidents may
happen in any
state. The min-
ister said that
strict law
needs
to be
made.
NCWTEAMTOPROBE
CASEINBHILWARA
A team of
National Com-
mission for
Women (NCW) will visit
Bhilwara to investigate
the case wherein a
burnt dead body was
found in Bhilwara.
NCW member Delina
Khongdop, JTE Nidhi
Arya will reach Udaipur
from Delhi on Friday via
flight and then reach
Bhilwara via road route.
BUNGALOW WAS VACATED
6 MONTHS AGO: GUDHA
Jhunjhunu: Following
the Jodhpur Police
carried out searches
at the residence of Udaipur-
wati MLA Rajendra Singh
Gudha in Jhunjhunu, the
MLA on Thursday addressed
a public rally in his constitu-
ency and said that he is nei-
ther an accused nor a victim
in the case, but he will fully
cooperate with the agency to
investigate the matter. “The
bungalow which has been
investigated was vacated by
my family six months ago,”,
he said. Pradeep Gadhwal
Rajendra Gudha
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and
Sudhanshu Trivedi
Pratap S Khachariyawas during
public hearing at his residence
in Jaipur on Thursday.
Jaipur Tiger Festival is
not just an exhibition
of tiger photos, but it is
an important step
towardsenvironmental
protection and
conservation of tigers,
as well as the way JLF
has made its mark, in
the coming years, JTF
will also establish its
world class identity.
PAWANARORA,
COMMISSIONER, RHB
Shakuntala Rawat and Veenu
Gupta during the programme
on Thursday.
MUKESH KIRADOO
Cong workers taking out protest march in Kota on Thursday. Police resorted to water canon to stop them.

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क्र.सं. प्रार्थी करा नराम
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2 श्ी ि्ि्र्म पुत्र श्ी मग्र्म हेमलिय्व्स कि्ं 104.55 आव्सीय आम र्सत् िूिण्ड सं. 46 िूिण्ड सं. 26 आम र्सत्
3 श्ी अमर्र्म पुत्र श्ी र्मि्ि ज्म् मलसजद के प्स, र्म नगर 71.09 लमलश्त अयुब श्ह क् मक्न मेहबूब श्ह क् मक्न 6 लफट गिी 30 लफट आम र्सत्
4 श्ी ननदलकशोर शम्ता पुत्र श्ी न्र्यरि्ि लसलवि कोट्ट के स्मने, ि्रची 255.48 आव्सीय सड़क र्सत् आम र्सत् िेरव् की ओर आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 14, 16, 17
5 श्ीमती गीत्देवी पत्ी श्ी ओमप्रक्श लसलवि कोट्ट के स्मने, ि्रची 116.12 आव्सीय 25 लफट आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 77 पिलॉट सं. 83 पिलॉट सं. 85, 86
6 श्ी हरजी पुत्र श्ी मगन्र्म सरगरों क् ब्स, ि्रची 104.83 आव्सीय ब्बूि्ि सरगर् क् मक्न मदनि्ि हरीजन क् मक्न 10 लफट आम र्सत् लिमकी क् ज्व
7 श्ीमती कनय् देवी पत्ी श्ी हरीलसंह म्िी मौह्ि् 199.44 आव्सीय र्मि्ि के लहससे क् मक्न फकीर मोहममद क् मक्न प्डत िूलम व ब््ड् 20 लफट आम र्सत्
8 श्ीमती हसमत पत्ी श्ी शकूर ि्न शीति् म्त् मलनदर. म्.जं. 51.11 आव्सीय रतनब्ई क् मक्न कुक्र्म न्यक क् मक्न नग्र्म की कृलि िूलम आम र्सत्
9 श्ीमती सुआ देवी पत्ी श्ी ब्बूि्ि त्ि्ब के स्मने, ि्रची 79.51 आव्सीय आम र्सत् लशवि्ि क् मक्न अनय पिलॉट दीप्र्म क् मक्न
10 श्ीमती इनद्् देवी पत्ी श्ी न्र्यरि्ि र्म मलनदर के प्स 148.69 आव्सीय कररलसंह क् मक्न िक्मीन्र्यर क् मक्न िरत मीर् क् मक्न 35 लफट आम र्सत्
11 श्ी मनोज छ्वड़् पुत्र श्ी घीस्र्म छ्वड़् गुजतार मौह्ि् म्.जं. 304.13 आव्सीय सवयं क् शेि ि्ग िक्मरलसंह क् मक्न 25 लफट आम र्सत् लकशनि्ि क् मक्न
12 श्ी र्केश मल्िक पुत्र श्ी रसमय मल्िक ि्रची फ्टक के प्स 224.36 आव्सीय म्रव््ड मुखय सड़क रतन् पुत्र रुप्जी क् मक्न
श्रद् पत्ी िक्मर म्िवीय क्
िूिण्ड
पुिर्ज पुत्र िीवर्ज क् िूिण्ड
13 श्ी गोलवनदर्म पुत्र श्ी सोन्र्म वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 223.04 आव्सीय महेनद् मेघव्ि क् मक्न अशोक मनसुि्नी क् मक्न िगि्र्म चौिरी क् मक्न आम र्सत्
14 श्ी मूि्र्म पुत्र श्ी तुिस्र्म चौिरी वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 223.04 आव्सीय िूिण्ड सं. 100 आम र्सत् िूिण्ड सं. 106 िूिण्ड सं. 104
15 श्ीमती प्रेमदेवी (प्रेमित्) पत्ी सव. श्ी क्िूर्म रजत जयंती कलॉिोनी 91.97 आव्सीय लनजी गिी व छगनि्ि क् मक्न जेठ्र्म क् पिलॉट प्रक्शचनद् पुत्र सव. प्रेम्र्म क् मक्न आम र्सत्
16
श्ीमती उि् पत्ी श्ी संजय सोनी श्ी जयलनति्ि पुत्र
श्ी त्र्चनद सोनी
वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 148.64 आव्सीय आम र्सत् हररर्म क् मक्न आम र्सत् र्मदेव वैषरव क् मक्न
17 श्ी कृषरप्ि लसंह पुत्र श्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 139.40 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 53 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 55 आम र्सत्
18 श्ीमती गुि्ब कंवर पत्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 139.40 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 51 पिलॉट सं. 53 पिलॉट सं. 57 आम र्सत्
19 श्ीमती मेव् कंवर पत्ी केशरलसंह गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 135.64 आव्सीय अनय िसर्, िूलम पिलॉट सं. 58 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 50
20 श्ीमती मेव् कंवर पत्ी केशरलसंह गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 89.45 आव्सीय अनय िसर्, िूलम पिलॉट सं. 51 पिलॉट सं. 59 आम र्सत्
21 श्ीमती गुि्ब कंवर पत्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 149.86 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 57 पिलॉट सं. 55 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 53
22 श्ीमती गुि्ब कंवर पत्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 156.83 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 58 पिलॉट सं. 56 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 52
23 श्ीमती गुि्ब कंवर पत्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 139.40 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 52 पिलॉट सं. 54 पिलॉट सं. 56 आम र्सत्
24 श्ी कृषरप्ि लसंह पुत्र श्ी मनोहर लसंह र्जपुरोलहत गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 142.89 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 56 आम र्सत् आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 54
25 श्ीमती मेव् कंवर पत्ी केशरलसंह गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 139.40 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 58 पिलॉट सं. 52 पिलॉट सं. 58 आम र्सत्
26 श्ी र्मि्ि पुत्र श्ी उममेदर्म गुजतारों क् ब्स, ि्रची 67.37 आव्सीय आम र्सत् हुकुमलसंह क् िूिण्ड क्न्र्म गुजतार क् िूिण्ड घनशय्म गुजतार क् िूिण्ड
27 श्ीमती वलदय् देवी पत्ी श्ी अचि्र्म आदशता नगर 304.83 आव्सीय आम र्सत् पेम्र्म गुजतार क् िूिण्ड चमन्र्म चौकीद्र क् मक्न िुं्ड्र्म चौकीद्र क् िूिण्ड
28 श्ी पेम्र्म गुजतार पुत्र श्ी लगरि्री ि्ि आदशता नगर 111.48 आव्सीय वलदय् देवी क् िूिण्ड आम र्सत् आम र्सत् िुं्ड्र्म क् िूिण्ड
29 श्ी म्ंगीि्ि पुत्र श्ी प्ंचूि्ि रजत जयंती कलॉिोनी 376.39 आव्सीय पुिर्ज प्रज्पत क् मक्न अनय पिलॉट आम र्सत् आम र्सत्
30 श्ी क्िुर्म चौिरी पुत्र श्ी जेप्र्म रो्डवेज बस सटे्ड के प्स 74.34 लमलश्त आम र्सत् अनय िसर् िूलम िूिण्ड सं. 72 िूिण्ड सं. 74
31 श्ी नरेनद् ज्ंलग्ड पुत्र सव. श्ी शंकरि्ि वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 111.48 आव्सीय हकुमतर्य लसनिी क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम र्सत् र्जेनद् सु््र क् मक्न
32 श्ीमती तुिसी देवी पत्ी श्ी िक्मरन्् म्िी मौह्ि् 71.33 आव्सीय बसतीमि न्ई क् मक्न र्मलसंह क् मक्न आम र्सत् अनय मक्न
33 श्ीमती मेव् कंवर पत्ी केशरलसंह गोलवनद नगर, सोजत लसटी रो्ड 163.80 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 59 पिलॉट सं. 57 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 51
34 श्ी िगव्नलसंह पुत्र श्ी न्र्यरलसंह लठक्र् र्वि् हेमलिय्व्स िुदता 319.30 आव्सीय
र्जूलसंह/जबबरलसंह क्
मक्न व र्वि् चौक
लठक्न् र्वि्/ क्य्र लसंह क्
मक्न व लनजी र्सत्
लनजी र्सत् व क्य्र लसंह
क् मक्न
जबबरलसंह क् मक्न
35 श्ी िगव्नलसंह पुत्र श्ी न्र्यरलसंह कृलि मं्डी के प्स, आउव् रो्ड 185.87 आव्सीय गिी र्सत् व मदनि्ि क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम र्सत् आम र्सत्
36 श्ी क्य्रलसंह पुत्र श्ी न्र्यरलसंह कृलि मं्डी के प्स, आउव् रो्ड 148.69 आव्सीय गिी र्सत् तेजलसंह क् िूिण्ड लजतेनद् लसंह क् िूिण्ड आम र्सत्
37 श्ीमती रेशमी पत्ी लहममतर्म गुरुदेव नगर 2 आउव् रो्ड 74.32 आव्सीय आम र्सत् आम र्सत् िूिण्ड सं. 46 दमयंती पत्ी अमरचनद क् िूिण्ड
38 श्ी लहममतर्म पुत्र श्ी पुि्र्म लचरपलटय् मुखय सड़क 81.31 आव्सीय मनोहर लसंह क् िूिण्ड म्रव्ड़ लचरपलटय् मुखय सड़क हेमर्जलसंह क् िूिण्ड नवरतनलसंह क् िूिण्ड
39 श्ी नरेनद् कुम्र पुत्र श्ी लचमनि्ि चौह्न गुरुद््रे के प्स 97.99 आव्सीय आम र्सत् िगि्र्म बंज्र् क् पिलॉट लशवप्रक्श चौह्न क् मक्न आम र्सत्
40 श्ी िेत्र्म पुत्र श्ी कोि्र्म आउव् रो्ड 80.14 व्लरजयक
मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी/ जगदीश
रत्र्म चौिरी की दुक्न
आम र्सत् आम र्सत्
मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी/
जगदीश रत्र्म चौिरी की दुक्न
41 श्ी िेत्र्म पुत्र श्ी कोि्र्म आउव् रो्ड 154.50 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 23 आम र्सत्
मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी/
जगदीश रत्र्म चौिरी क् मक्न
पिलॉट सं. 21
42 श्ी मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी श्ी जगदीश रत्र्म चौिरी आउव् रो्ड 163.22 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 23 आम र्सत्
मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी/ जगदीश रत्र्म
चौिरी की दुक्न, िेत्र्म पुत्र
कोि्र्म की दुक्न
िेत्र्म पुत्र कोि्र्म क् मक्न
43 श्ी मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी श्ी जगदीश रत्र्म चौिरी आउव् रो्ड 66.81 व्लरजयक पिलॉट सं. 23 िेत्र्म पुत्र कोि्र्म की दुक्न आम र्सत्
मनीि रत्र्म चौिरी/ जगदीश
रत्र्म चौिरी क् मक्न
44 श्ीमती कंचन देवी सोनी पत्ी श्ी म्ंगीि्ि लशति् म्त् मंलदर के प्स 148.37 लमलश्त आम र्सत् रे्वे िूलम गु्ड्डू ि्ई मेव क् िूिण्ड रे्वे िूलम
45 श्ी ररजीत पुरी पुत्र श्ी रतन पुरी गोसव्मी वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 248.14 आव्सीय टीकम चनद िलटक क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम र्सत् बंशीद्स वैषरव क् मक्न
46 श्ी इमर्न अिी पुत्र श्ी मेहबूब अिी श्ीर्म नगर कलॉिोनी 74.32 आव्सीय पिलॉट सं. 15 व 16 आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 26 पिलॉट सं. 24
47 श्ीमती रोशन पत्ी अबदुि सि्म रजत जयंती कलॉिोनी 74.16 आव्सीय लनश्र मो. के लहससे क् मक्न आम गिी आम र्सत् आम गिी
48 श्ी लनश्र मोहममद पठ्न पुत्र श्ी सत्र ि्ं रजत जयंती कलॉिोनी 74.16 आव्सीय सिीम मो. के लहससे क् मक्न रोशन के लहससे क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम गिी
49 श्ी सिीम मोहममद पुत्र श्ी सत्र ि्ं रजत जयंती कलॉिोनी 74.16 आव्सीय आबेद् ब्नू क् िूिण्ड लनश्र मो. के लहससे क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम गिी
50 श्ीमती चंप्ब्ई पत्ी सव. श्ी ओक्रद्स र्मनगर मौह्ि् 588.35 आव्सीय म्िुलसंह क् पिलॉट सुरजमि क् मक्न आम सड़क र्सत् आम सड़क र्सत्
51 श्ी मोतीि्ि वैषरव पुत्र श्ी हीर्ि्ि पुलिस ््ने के पीछे 142.54 आव्सीय च्ंद ि्न मेव्ती क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम र्सत् मोहममद उसम्न ि्न क् मक्न
52 श्ी र्र्र्म पुत्र श्ी ्डुंग्र्म नगर प्लिक् के प्स 309.01 लमलश्त आम र्सत् आम र्सत् पिलॉट सं. 77 मोहनि्ि वय्स क् मक्न
53 श्ी मोहममद अयुब ि्न पुत्र श्ी मोहममद इब््हीम ि्न लपंज्रों क् ब्स 82.24 आव्सीय मो. रमज्न ि्ं क् मक्न मो. इसम्ईि ि्ं क् मक्न हेमनत मीर् क् मक्न आम र्सत्
54 श्ी केविचंद पुत्र श्ी हज्रीि्ि सोनी वीर दुग्ताद्स नगर 223.60 आव्सीय न्र्यर सोनी क् मक्न श्वरि्ि ब््ह्र क् मक्न म्जीद ि्ं क् पिलॉट आम र्सत्
55 श्ी मोहममद रमज्न ि्न पुत्र श्ी मोहममद इब््हीम ि्न लपंज्रों क् ब्स 107.82 आव्सीय र्जू मीर् क् मक्न मो अयुब ि्ं क् मक्न हेमनत मीर् क् मक्न आम र्सत्
56 श्ी मोहममद इसम्ईि ि्न पुत्र श्ी मोहममद इब््हीम ि्न लपंज्रों क् ब्स 114.99 आव्सीय रज्उि हक क् मक्न विी मोहममद क् मक्न आम र्सत्
सवयं क् कबज्शुद् व
पृथवीर्ज क् मक्न
57 श्ी मीठ् ि्ि देवड़् पुत्र श्ी िंवरि्ि सुि्ि चौक 67.16 आव्सीय आम र्सत्
प्रक्श पुत्र शंकरि्ि वय्स
क् मक्न
मनीि वय्स क् मक्न आम र्सत्
58 श्ीमती श्लनत देवी पत्ी श्ी क्न्र्म गुजतार मौह्ि्, ि्रची 55.18 आव्सीय आम र्सत् हुकमलसंह क् मक्न पपिी क् पिलॉट र्मि्ि क् पिलॉट
59 श्ी ििूतर्म पुत्र श्ी हीमत् र्म आदशता नगर 141.02 आव्सीय मलहप्ि क् मक्न आम र्सत् आम र्सत् क्िू क् मक्न
60 श्ी दिपत पुत्र श्ी देव्र्म सोजत बस सटेण्ड के प्स 109.43 आव्सीय चंदू जी क् ््ि् घीस्र्म क् मक्न आम र्सत् िन््र्म क् मक्न
61
श्ी मह्वीर चनद पुत्र श्ी मोतीि्ि
श्ीमती सुिद्् ब्ई पत्ी श्ी मह्वीर चनद
पुलिस ््ने के पीछे 130.43 आव्सीय आम र्सत् िंवरि्ि ओसव्ि क् मक्न म्ंगीि्ि र्वि क् मक्न िंवरि्ि ओसव्ि क् मक्न
62 श्ीमती प्नी देवी पत्ी श्ी जगदीश र्म चौिरी पंच्यत सलमलत रो्ड 111.52 आव्सीय प्नी देवी क् पिलॉट देव्र्म सीरवी क् पिलॉट ि. स. 64/651 आम र्सत्
63 श्ी मुकेश दगदी पुत्र श्ी र्मचनद् दगदी म्िी मौह्ि् 83.41 आव्सीय
नंदि्ि पुत्र न्र्यरि्ि क्
मक्न
ननद लकशोर पुत्र लमश्ीि्ि
क् मक्न
आम र्सत्
ब्िकृषर दगदी पुत्र र्मचनद्
क् मक्न
64 श्ीमती बबीि् मीर् पत्ी श्ी जगदीश मीर्
र्म नगर पंचमुिी ब्ि्जी मंलदर
के प्स
81.84 आव्सीय आम र्सत् अमब्ि्ि क् मक्न देवी पत्ी रमेश क् मक्न श्वर पुत्र लमश्ीि्ि क् मक्न
65 श्ीमती देवी पत्ी श्ी रमेश
र्म नगर पंचमुिी ब्ि्जी मंलदर
के प्स
81.84 आव्सीय आम र्सत् अमब्ि्ि क् मक्न
बबीि् मीर् पत्ी
जगदीश मीर् क् मक्न
आम र्सत्
इसलिए, इसके द््र् समसत संबंलित वयलकतयों को सूलचत लकय् ज्त् है लक यलद लकसी वयलकत के प्स नगरप्लिक् अलिलनयम 2009 की ि्र् 69-क के अिीन पूरता सव्लमतव पट्् अलिक्र अलिप्र्पत करने के लिए व र्जकीय िूलम पर लदन्ंक 02.08.2023 तक के अलतक्रमर इतय्लद
को लनयलमत करने लिए नगरप्लिक् के पक् में आवेदक द््र् िूलम के अलिक्र अभयपतार करने की अनुज्् की मंजूरी के समबनि में कोई आक्ेप/आपलति है तो नोलटस के प्रक्शन के 07 लदवस के िीतर िीतर लकसी िी क्यता लदवस पर क्य्तािय समय के दौर्न अिोहसत्क्रकत्ता के समक् सम्तान
दसत्वेज के स्् अपने आक्ेप/आपलति प्रसतुत कर सकेंगे।
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8. PRESIDENT’S CLARION CALL
Murmu at Nat’l Federation of Blind’s golden jubilee
First India Bureau
New Delhi
resident Drou-
padi Murmu ad-
dressed the
golden jubilee celebra-
tion of the National Fed-
eration of the Blind in
New Delhi, a statement
from the President’s Sec-
retariat said.
On this occasion, the
President said, “Provid-
ing a dignified life to per-
sons with disabilities is
the responsibility of the
entire society. We have to
ensure that they get prop-
er education, employ-
ment opportunities, ac-
cessible public places,
and a safer and better
life,” the statement said.
The President urged
visually impaired people
to believe in their own
abilities. She said that in
Indian culture, disability
has never been consid-
ered as a hindrance in
acquiring knowledge and
achieving excellence.
Shealsocitedexamples
of Rishi Ashtavakra and
the great poet Surdas and
statedthat“Insightismore
important than sight,” the
statement added.
The President appreci-
ated the National Federa-
tion of the Blind for play-
ing an important role in
improving the lives of
visually impaired people
in the last 50 years. She
noted that the Federation
has raised awareness in
society about the chal-
lenges faced by visually
impaired people, thereby
making society more in-
clusive.
The President also said
that “the government is
making continuous ef-
forts for empowerment
of persons with disabili-
ties through various ini-
tiatives. She expressed
confidence that the Na-
tional Federation of the
Blind would continue its
endeavour in collabora-
tion with the Govern-
ment and the society to-
wards achieving the goal
of overall development
and empowerment of the
visually impaired peo-
ple,” the statement
added. —With ANI inputs
President Droupadi Murmu at inauguration of an event of Folk
and Tribal Performing Arts, in Bhopal on Thursday. ANI
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Monsoon Session of Parliament: Rajya Sabha Chairman meets Oppn leaders to find solution to Manipur debate impasse
Dhankharconvenesmeetingoffloorleaders
ANI
New Delhi
With Trinamool Con-
gress leader Derek
O’Brien emphasising the
need for a debate on the
Manipur situation and
the government convey-
ing that it is willing for a
way forward, Rajya Sab-
ha Chairman Jagdeep
Dhankhar convened a
meeting of leaders at 1
pm on Thursday for a so-
lution to the impasse in
the House.
The Chairman said he
has already given a ruling
and cannot accept the de-
mand of opposition
members for discussion
under Rule 267 on the
Manipur violence.
Dhankhar said he has al-
ready said that the dis-
cussion under Rule 176
will not be restricted to
2.5 hours and he will al-
locate as much time as
required but his sugges-
tion has not fructified.
Derek O’Brien said the
Opposition members
want a discussion and
people want to listen to
the MPs. He said Ma-
nipur needs consolation.
Leader of House Pi-
yush Goyal said the gov-
ernment has been proac-
tive in its actions con-
cerning the situation in
Manipur and has been
ready for a debate.
He said there should
be a message of peace
and stability in the state
which has seen ethnic
violence.
Chairman said he will
meet floor leaders at 1
pm so that a way forward
can be found.
Parites belonging to
the I.N.D.I.A. bloc have
been protesting over their
demand since the start of
the monsoon session of
Parliament for a detailed
debate on the Manipur
situation and a statement
from Prime Minister
Narendra Modi.
Wrestlers’case:Hearing
onchargesfromAug9
Castesurvey:PleainSC
againstHCjudgment
Virtual hearing in Yasin
Malik case on Aug 7
SC hearing on Article
370 abrogation
New Delhi: A Delhi
court on Thursday
fixed August 9 to August 11
for arguments on Charges
in the sexual harassment
case registered by several
wrestlers. Outgoing WFI
Chief and BJP MP Brij
Bhushan Sharan Singh,
along with the Federation’s
assistant secretary Vinod
Tomar Singh, is the
accused in the case. Two
FIRs were registered
against Brij Bhushan Singh.
New Delhi: A petition
was file in Supreme
Court on Thursday against
the Patna High Court order
upholding caste survey
ordered by Bihar Govt. The
petition has been moved by
one Akhilesh Kumar through
advocate Tanya Shree. He
has challenged the Patna
High Court order which
dismissed pleas challenging
the Nitish Kumar govt’s
decision to conduct the
survey based on castes.
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court has listed
for hearing on August 7 a
plea for virtual production of
separatist Yasin Malik from
jail in connection with the
NIA’s plea seeking death
penalty for him in a terror
funding case. The applica-
tion by the jail superintendent
was adjourned after a bench
of Justices Siddharth Mridul
and Anish Dayal, which was
scheduled to hear the
request, did not assemble.
New Delhi: Is there no
mechanism to abrogate
Article 370 even when JK
people want it, the Supreme
Court asked if the now
repealed provision can’t be
touched will it not amount to
creating a “new category”
beyond basic structure of
Constitution. Hearing for 2nd
day petitions on Article 370
abrogation, a bench wanted
to know how the provision
could be revoked in absence
of a constitutent assembly.
CRUCIAL READ
Providing a dignified
life to persons with
disabilities is the
responsibility of the
entire society. We
have to ensure that
they get proper
education,
employment
opportunities,
accessible public
places, and a safer
and better life.
DROUPADI MURMU,
PRESIDENT
“Identify new mining
blocks to increase
mineral production”
Agencies
Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh Chief Min-
ister Yogi Adityanath
said on Thursday that
there is a need to increase
mineral production by
marking new mining
blocks while emphasising
on increasing the produc-
tion of M-sand to mini-
mise the adverse environ-
mental impact on rivers.
During a high-level
meeting with the officials
of the Geology and Min-
ing Department, the CM
reviewed the functioning
of the department and is-
sued necessary directives.
He also examined the
presentations made by of-
ficials of the department.
The CM said that
dredging the rivers in the
state has to be completed
on time while complying
with the orders of the Na-
tional Green Tribunal
(NGT) as it will not only
solve the problem of
floods, but will also help
in channelising the rivers.
He directed the Mining
and Irrigation Department
to prepare a comprehen-
sive action plan together.
Hegavedirectivestoiden-
tifynewblocksformining
in the state to increase
mineral production.
He laid special empha-
sis on finding alternative
resources and setting up
brick kilns, instead of ex-
tracting soil from fertile
land for brick production
in the state. He stressed
the need for increasing
mining leases in the state.
He directed the author-
ities concerned, includ-
ing the Chief Secretary,
Infrastructure and Indus-
trial Development Com-
missioner, Additional
Chief Secretary (Forest)
and Additional Chief
Secretary (Mining), to
make serious efforts in
providing environmental
no objection certificates
(NOCs) promptly.
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah calls on PM Modi
ANI
New Delhi
Karnataka Chief Minis-
ter Siddaramaiah called
on Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi on Thursday
here in the national capi-
tal. Siddaramaiah pre-
sented a traditional
wood-made elephant
miniature to the Prime
Minister.
This is the Congress
leader’s first meeting
with PM Modi since he
became Chief Minister of
the southern state, where
elections were concluded
recently.
NEWS OF RIFT WITH DK
NOT TRUE: K’TAKA CM
New Delhi: Karna-
taka CM Siddara-
maiah on Thursday
rubbished reports that there
were differences between
him and Deputy Chief Minis-
ter DK Shivakumar over the
transfer of police inspectors.
“Who told you? There is no
difference between me and
Shivakumar. We are to-
gether,” he told media here.
GOVT REACHES OUT TO
OPPOSITION TO BREAK
RAJYA SABHA LOGJAM
OPPOSITIONMPsMOVE
NOTICESINRSSEEKING
DISCUSSIONONMANIPUR
New Delhi: Union
Ministers Piyush Goy-
al and Pralhad Joshi
on Thursday reached out to
Opposition leaders to break
the logjam in Rajya Sabha.
Leader of Rajya Sabha Goyal
and Parliamentary Affairs
Minister Joshi met Kharge,
the LoP in Rajya Sabha, after
Opposition skipped a meeting
called by Rajya Sabha Chair-
man Jagdeep Dhankhar to
ensure smooth functioning of
the House.
New Delhi: On the
11th day of Monsoon
session on Thurs-
day, several Opposition
MPs gave notices in Rajya
Sabha, seeking a discus-
sion on the Manipur issue at
length under Rule 267. Rule
267 of Rajya Sabha allows
for the suspension of rules
on the day’s agenda to de-
bate an urgent matter with
the Chairman’s approval.
Congress’ Rajya Sabha MP
Dr Syed Naseer Hussain,
Aam Aadmi Party’s Raghav
Chadha and RJD’s Manoj
Jha have given Suspen-
sion of Business notice
to discuss the situation
in Manipur. However, the
Centre has agreed to hold
a short-duration discussion,
on the issue.
SukhumeetsAmitShah,
Sitharaman;asksrelief
forHimachalPradesh
Ahead of mass burial, 17 hurt in Manipur clashes
Agencies
Imphal
At least 17 people were
injured on Thursday dur-
ing clashes with security
forces in Manipur’s Bish-
nupur and Churachand-
pur districts ahead of a
mass burial of victims
killed in the ethnic vio-
lence, officials said.
The clashes were re-
ported in Kangvai (Bish-
nupur) and Phougakchao
(Churachandpur). As a
result of the fresh vio-
lence, the district authori-
ties of Imphal East and
Imphal West have can-
celled the curfew relaxa-
tions, earlier announced
from 5 a.m. in morning to
8 p.m in the evening.
Before the clashes, the
mass burial of 30-35 Ku-
ki-Zomi victims, which
was scheduled to take
place in Tuibuong, Chu-
rachandpur, on Thursday,
was postponed after the
High Court of Manipur
had earlier in the day or-
dered to maintain status
quo at the proposed bur-
ial sites.
ANI
New Delhi
Himachal Pradesh CM
Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu
on Thursday met Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah and Finance Minis-
ter Nirmala Sitharaman at
the Parliament House in
connection to the natural
disaster that hit the state
and discussed interim re-
lief for the region.
Talking to media,
Sukhusaid,“ImettheUn-
ion Home Minister and
FinanceMinisterinregard
to the natural disaster that
occurred in Himachal
Pradesh and discussed in-
terim relief for the state.”
Earlier on Tuesday,
CM Sukhu and Union
Minister for Road Trans-
port and Highways Nitin
Gadkari jointly assessed
the aftermath of the re-
cent disaster that ravaged
the Kullu district.
“I.N.D.I.A. PARTIES HAVE
OFFERED MIDDLE PATH
SOLUTION TO GOVT”: RAMESH
New Delhi: With Rajya Sabha
witnessing an impasse over
the Opposition’s demand on
Manipur debate,
Congress leader
Jairam Ramesh
said on Thursday
that I.N.D.I.A.
parties have
offered a “middle
path solution” to the government for
uninterrupted discussion. Taking to
Twitter, Jairam Ramesh said, “INDIA
parties have offered a middle path
solution to the Leader of the House to
break the logjam and get a discussion
on Manipur going in an uninterrupted
manner in the Rajya Sabha. Hope the
Modi government agrees.”
RS PASSES BILL TO PROVIDE
FIXED 50-YEAR PRODUCTION
LEASE FOR OFFSHORE MINERALS
New Delhi: The Rajya Sabha
on Thursday passed the Off-
shore Areas Minerals (Devel-
opment and Regulation) Amendment
Bill, 2023 to provide a fixed 50-year
production lease for offshore minerals.
The Bill, which seeks amendment to
the Offshore Areas Mineral (Develop-
ment and Regulation) Act, 2002, was
passed by a voice vote as the Opposi-
tion staged walkout from the House
and did not participate in debate. Re-
plying to debate, Coal and Mines Min-
ister Pralhad Joshi said the Bill aims to
create a transparent auction route for
the allocation of mines. Bill also seeks
to provide for grant of production lease
to private sector only through auction
by competitive bidding.
“DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA
PROTECTION BILL SIGNIFICANT
MILESTONE IN PM’S VISION”
New Delhi: After introduc-
tion of The Digital Personal
Data Protection Bill, 2023 in
Lok Sabha on
Thursday, MoS for
Electronics and
Information Tech-
nology Rajeev
Chandrasekhar
tweeted: “DPD-
PBill introduced in #Parliament is a
very significant milestone in PM @
narendramodi ji’s vision of Global
Standard Cyber Laws for India’s $1T
#DigitalEconomy and #IndiaTechade.
“@GoI_MeitY has developed this bill
after extensive consultations which I
personally led - with all stakeholders
including #DigitalNagriks.”
Proceedings of Lok Sabha underway during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Thursday. ANI