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GEHLOT’S AJMER VISIT
We did not make budget announcements
but implemented them also: CM Gehlot
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: Talking to re-
porters in Ajmer, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
said that no tax was im-
posed in the first five
budgets. “We did not
mere make budget an-
nouncements but im-
plemented them as well.
We gave the people what
they asked for. The an-
nouncements are so
many that every section
will get benefited. The
atmosphere of Rahul
Gandhi’s visit was spec-
tacular everywhere and
the countdown has be-
gun for the BJP in the
country. The situation
of the country is criti-
cal and it has to be un-
derstood. If not taken
care of, the situation
will get worse. PM Nar-
endra Modi speaks well,
it is a good thing. But
democracy is in danger.
ED and CBI are being
misused. Ten lakh fam-
ilies have left the coun-
try. The last weapon of
BJP is polarisation,”
Gehlot said. Turn to P8
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The Gujarat Gi-
ants (GT) once again
sealed their place at the
top of the table in the
Indian Premier League
(IPL) 2023 with a 9-wick-
et victory over the Ra-
jasthan Royals (RR) on
Friday at the Sawai
Mansingh Stadium in
Jaipur.
It was a spin show
from Rashid Khan and
Noor Ahmad which al-
lowed GT to produce a
comfortable win as they
chased the target of 119
with more than six
overs to spare. Chasing
a target of just 119, Gu-
jarat Titans openers -
Shubman Gill and Wrid-
dhiman Saha got off to
a bright start. The fifty
partnership was up for
Modi speaks well, it
is a good thing, but
our democracy is in
danger, says Gehlot
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot poses for a selfie during the closing
ceremony of ‘Satchandi Navkund Mahayagya’ in Ajmer on Friday.
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GREAT HOPE!
WHO declares end to COVID
“Global Health Emergency”
l A major step towards
ending pandemic comes
3 years after WHO 1st
declared its highest level
of alert over the virus.
l Officials said the virus’
death rate dropped from
a peak of over 1,00,000/
week in Jan 2021 to just
over 3,500 on April 2023.
l Countries to manage
Covid-19 as it suits them.
The Emergency Committee met for 15th time and
recommended to me that I declare an end to the
public health emergency of international concern.
I’ve accepted that advice. It is therefore with great hope that
I declare Covid-19 over as a global health emergency.
—Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Chief
INDIA’SEFFORTSTOCOUNTERTERROR
5 Jawans martyred, terrorists ‘trapped’
Moni Sharma
Rajouri: Five Army
jawans lost their lives
in an explosion during
an encounter with ter-
rorists in JK’s Rajouri
district on Friday. A
joint operation is un-
derway to flush out the
terrorists suspected to
be involved in the
Poonch terror attack.
Sticky bombs and
steel bullets were used
in a terror attack last
month in which 5 Army
jawans were killed in
Poonch. On Friday,
based on a lead about
presence of terrorists
in Kandi Forest in Ra-
jouri, an operation was
launched, official said.
Five bravehearts laid down their lives during
an encounter with terrorists. The deceased
soldiers are L/Nk Ruchin Singh Rawat, Para-
trooper Siddhant Chettri, Nk Arvind Kumar, Hav Neelam
Singh, and Paratrooper Pramod Negi. —Army official
No shake hand, only
‘Namaste’: Jaishankar
greets Pak FM Bilawal
Panaji (FIB): Stating
that terrorism is a
major threat, Exter-
nal Affairs Minister S
Jaishankar on Friday
said that anti-terror
measures are the
need of the hour.
Speaking at SCO meet
in Goa, Jaishankar
said that channels of
finances for terrorist
activities must be
seized and blocked to
curb these activities.
S Jaishankar with Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto
prior to SCO Foreign Ministers’ meeting, in Goa on Friday.
EAM JAISHANKAR
NAMES, SHAMES
BILAWAL BHUTTO
Jaishankar greeted Pakistan
Foreign Minister Bila-
wal Bhutto Zardari with a
“Namaste”. Jaishankar hits
out Zardari’s ‘weaponising
terrorism” remarks at SCO
meet and said “as a pro-
moter, justifier and spokes-
person of a terrorism
industry which is mainstay
of Pak, his positions were
called out and countered”
including at the meeting.
PM Modi invokes‘The Kerala Story’,accuses
Congress of standing with terror elements
‘ROYALS’, NOT A
DEAD END YET!
PAFF, a terror body of Jaish-e-Mohammed,
claims responsibility of the Rajouri attack
Mobile internet facilities in Rajouri area
have been suspended, IA officials said
(L) Security personnel patrol near the spot where an encounter
took place between terrorists and security forces, at Kandi, in
Rajouri on Friday. (T) Army vehicles rush towards the site of an
encounter with terrorists in Kandi area of Rajouri dist on Friday.
First India Bureau
Bengaluru: Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi referred to the
controversial movie
‘The Kerala Story’ at an
election rally in Karna-
taka’s Ballari city on
Friday and accused the
Congress of having a
backdoor understand-
ing with terror groups.
“There was a lot of
discussion about Kera-
la Story, which discuss-
es ploys to make the
country hollow from
within. They say Kerala
Story is based on the
terrorist plots in just
one state. Such a beauti-
ful state, where people
are hard working and
talented, Kerala Story
has exposed the terror
conspiracies,” PM Modi
said. Full Report on P5, P6
Terrorism was against humanity, life val-
ues and development. I am shocked that
the Congress has surrendered in front of
terrorists to appease its vote bank. They had not
uttered a word against terrorism for fear of losing
its vote bank. —Narendra Modi, Prime Minister
They (Pakistan) are committing acts
of terrorism. I don’t want to jump the
gun on what happened today at the
SCO meeting here, but we are all feeling equally
outraged. I would say that Pakistan’s credibility is
depleting faster than even its Forex reserves.
—S Jaishankar, External Affairs Minister
‘YOU’
TURN!
First India Bureau
Mumbai: Sharad Pa-
war, who had resigned
as NCP chief a few days
ago triggering emotion-
al protests from the
party members, has
now withdrawn his de-
cision to step down.
Hours after his resigna-
tion was rejected by
NCP panel, Sharad Pa-
war said he would con-
tinue as party chief.
Referring to outpouring
of emotions after his
announcement to step
down, Sharad empha-
sised that he cannot dis-
respect the sentiments
of party members. P5
May 10: Modi to
offer prayers at
Shrinathji temple
CBI raids Jet
Airways office,
Goyal’s home
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PM Narendra
Modi will hold a public
rally on Abu Road in
Sirohi district on May
10, BJP state
President
CP Joshi
said on Fri-
day
. The PM
will begin
his visit by first offer-
ing prayers at Shri-
nathji Temple. Before
the rally
, he will inaugu-
rate devp works, and
visit Brahma Kumari.
New Delhi (FIB): CBI
searched 7 locations in
Mumbai, including of-
fice of Jet Airways and
premises of its founder
Naresh Go-
yal, in con-
nectionwith
a `538 crore
fraud. FIR
lodged on
plaint by Canara Bank
CGM names founder
Naresh Goyal, his wife
Anita,GAShetty
,JetAir-
ways, and refers to un-
known public servants.
Not stepping down
as NCP chief: Sharad
I’m taking my
decision back…
Will work for
NCP with renewed vigour.
—Sharad Pawar, NCP chief
Vaibhav Gehlot, GS Sandhu and others during the match at SMS Stadium on Friday. RR Captain Sanju
Samson and GT Captain Hardik Pandya greet each other ahead of their match in Jaipur on Friday.
Gujarat Titans batters Hardik Pandya and Wriddhiman Saha exchange greetings with RR players as they celebrate their win in IPL 2023
cricket match between Rajasthan Royals and Gujarat Titans at SMS Stadium, in Jaipur on Friday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
6 OF A FAMILY SHOT
DEAD IN MORENA
OVER LAND DISPUTE
Morena: A fight over an
old land dispute in Madhya
Pradesh’s Morena district
turned violent as two
groups opened fire at each
other, killing six people,
police said. Three others
were injured apparently
over enmity, they added.
MELBOURNE: TEMPLE
DEFACED WITH ANTI-
INDIA GRAFFITI
Melbourne: Swaminarayan
Mandir in Sydney on Friday
was defaced with anti-India
graffiti painted on its walls.
This incident occurred
weeks before PM Narendra
Modi’s visit to Australia for
the Quad leaders’ summit
on May 24.
GO FIRST EXTENDS ALL
FLIGHT CANCELLATIONS
FURTHER TILL MAY 12
New Delhi: GoFirst on
Friday evening said that
all flights of the airline will
remain cancelled until May
12. Earlier the airline has
cancelled all its flights till
May 9. Due to operational
reasons, Go First flights until
May 9 are cancelled.
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Crucial
Crucial
NEERAJ CHOPRA GOES
BIG EARLY TO WIN ’23
DOHA DIAMOND LEAGUE
the opening duo in the
seventh over. Rajasthan
Royals were still search-
ing for the all-important
breakthrough as Guja-
rat Titans openers took
the game further away
from home side.
More on P7
Rs 538-cr fraud
New Delhi: Olympic
champion Neeraj Chopra
began his 2023 season
on a high with 88.67m,
finishing first in the highly-
competitive 10-man men’s
javelin field at the Doha
Diamond League on Friday.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2023
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The state’s first
organic food festival be-
gan in Jawahar Kala
Kendra on Friday. The
three-day organic food
festival, being jointly
organised by the Coop-
erative Department and
CONFED, was inaugu-
rated by Agriculture
Minister Lal Chand Ka-
taria. Nearly 50 stalls
are being exhibited at
the organic food festi-
val. While addressing
the gathering, the min-
ister said that the use of
organic products is
healthy and nature
friendly. “Today, it is
also the need of the
hour that people should
use organic foods and
secure the resources for
future generations.
This is a commendable
effort by the Coopera-
tive Department. And
this is for the first time
in Rajasthan that an Or-
ganic Food Festival is
being organized,” said
Agriculture Minister
Lal Chand Kataria.
Using organic products is
nature friendly: Kataria
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: BJP state presi-
dent CP Joshi has called
inflation relief camps
as disaster camps for
the public. Joshi said
that the government
did the work of putting
the public in trouble
through these camps
and now trouble is go-
ing to befall the govern-
ment. Joshi also at-
tacked the Congress
over the ban on Bajrang
Dal. Before leaving for
Karnataka, Joshi said
that it was in the Ra-
jasthan government’s
manifesto that it would
end inflation, but did
nothing in four years.
“Now dearness relief
camps have been set up
which have become
hurt camps instead of
relief camps.” He said.
Joshi said that they
must learn from PM
Narendra Modi how re-
lief has been brought to
every person sitting at
home. Joshi said that in
the relief camp, people
collapse and die. “Gov-
ernment has put the
lives of the people in
danger. It is unfortu-
nate to raise protest slo-
gans against the PM in
a government pro-
gramme by installing
LEDs. This is a crime
and action should be
taken against the lead-
ers and officials found
guilty. There is an at-
tempt to spread hatred
byshowingLEDagainst
the PM by misusing
government money,” he
said.
Joshi said in the case
of Bajrang Dal ban an-
nouncement by the Kar-
nataka Congress has in
a way crossed the limits
of appeasement. “The
comparison of terrorist
organizations with Ba-
jrang Dal is unfortu-
nate.EveninRajasthan,
a minister has talked
about banning Bajrang
Dal, this is the extreme
limit of appeasement.
The downfall of the gov-
ernment which banned
the hoisting of the saf-
fron flag, chanting the
slogan of Shri Ram,
banning the procession
on Ram Navami is cer-
tain,” he said.
Regarding Modi’s
arrival, Joshi said that
PM Modi is coming to
Rajasthan on May 10.
“He will go to Brahma
Kumari after visiting
Shrinathji. From there
he will address the
public meeting at Abu
Road. There is enthu-
siasm among the peo-
ple of Rajasthan that
PM Modi is coming,”
he said
Stategovt’sinflationreliefcamps
aredisastercamps:CPJoshi
l He also attacked
Congress over the
ban on Bajrang Dal
l Joshi said that
government did the
work of putting the
public in trouble
through these camps
Discussion was held
on Bisalpur project in
Jhotwara assembly
C.P. Joshi met Rajasthani expatriates at the Bengaluru International Airport on Friday. He also
expressed heartfelt gratitude for the cordial affection.
Lal Chand Kataria inspecting products at organic food festival
that began in Jawahar Kala Kendra on Friday.
Congress workers burned Madan Dilawar’s effigy residence in
Kota on Friday.
The govern-
ment has put
the lives of the
people in danger. It is
unfortunate to raise pro-
test slogans against the
PM in a government
programme by install-
ing LEDs. This is a
crime and action should
be taken against the
leaders and officials
found guilty. There is an
attempt to spread hatred
by showing LED against
the PM by misusing
government money.
—CP Joshi, BJP State President
BJP to protest against
Jpr blast case on May 13
Joshi Kataria discuss
progress of Bisalpur project
Over 28K registrations
done at Mehangai
Rahat Camp on Friday
Vedic education for
girls can lead to social
upliftment: BD Kalla
`25K reward
announced for
info on Cheenu
and two others
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The BJP will
hold a protest on May 13
against the state govern-
ment to raise the issue
of the Jaipur Bomb
Blast once again. May
13, the day which rocked
Jaipur with a series of
bombblastsfifteenyears
ago in 2008, has been
chosen by the BJP to
protest as the govern-
ment did not put up a
strong case in the Ra-
jasthan High Court
which led to the acquit-
talof fouraccusedinthe
bomb blast case. A meet-
ing was organised in
State BJP Headquarters
on Friday in this regard.
Former State BJP
President Arun Chatur-
vedi said, “On 13 May
2008, 71 people died and
185 were injured in se-
rial blasts. The accused
have been acquitted as
the government failed
to provide adequate
representation in the
High Court which led to
the cancellation of the
death sentence awarded
by the lower court. De-
spite after one month of
the acquittal, the gov-
ernment has not filed
an SLP in the apex
court. A Dhikkar pro-
test will be organised
from 11 am to 12 pm on
May 13. Hanuman Chal-
isa will also be recited
during the protest”.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PHED minister
Dr. Mahesh Joshi and
Agriculture minister
Lalchand Kataria on
Friday held a discus-
sion on the progress of
the Bisalpur project in
the Jhotwara assembly
constituency
.
Discussion was held
on possible drinking
water problems in the
summer season in the
area and to resolve
them. Both the minis-
ters gave instructions
to the chief engineer
and other officials of
the department present
in the meeting.
They directed the of-
ficials to make arrange-
ments of drinking wa-
ter and to make sure
that there are no com-
plaints of drinking wa-
ter problems in the Jhot-
wara assembly area.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Commissioner
of Jaipur Municipal
Corporation (Greater)
Mahendra Soni on Fri-
day did a sudden in-
spection of Mehangai
Rahat Camp in the
Malviya Nagar area
and took feedback from
the beneficiaries. He in-
spected the Mehngai
Rahat Camp in Ward
No. 142 of Kathputli Na-
gar and directed offi-
cials to make necessary
arrangements at the
campsite for providing
facilities for the public.
So far, a total of 3.77
lakh beneficiaries have
been registered under
inflation relief camps.
On Friday, more than
28,000 beneficiaries got
registered and received
the Chief Minister’s
Guarantee Card.
In view of the sum-
mer season at the
Mehngai Rahat Camp,
instructions have been
given to the officers to
ensure arrangements
for coolers, tents, drink-
ing water etc. for the
common people.
Jaipur (PTI): Ra-
jasthan Education Min-
ister B D Kalla Friday
said Vedic education for
girls will lead to their
character building and
spiritual upliftment of
their families, society
and nation.
He was addressing a
state-level award cere-
mony at the Rajasthan
SanskritAcademyhere.
Vedas are the soul of
India with peace, non-
violence and harmony
as the country’s ethos,
Kalla, who also heads
the state’s art and cul-
ture ministry, said.
The academy presi-
dent Saroj Kochhar said
apart from imparting
knowledge about the
country’s heritage, the
academy is making ef-
forts to open up new job
avenues for students
through its Sanskrit
course. She showered
flowers on the girls dur-
ing the Vedapath.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Crime
branch of Rajasthan
Police has announced a
cash reward of Rs 25,000
each for information
leading to the arrest of
10 criminals including
slain gangster Anand-
pal’s daughter Charan-
jeet Singh alias Cheenu,
Subhash Moond and
Subhash Banuda.
An order in this re-
gard was issued by ADG
Crime Dinesh MN.
Along with this, cash
rewards of Rs 15,000
each was announced for
13 other criminals in-
volved in cases of sex-
tortion and cheating.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: PHED minister
Dr.Mahesh Joshi
reached the old age
home at Jamdoli with
his family and listened
to the sorrows and
pains of the elderly-dis-
abled people. On the
death anniversary of
his mother, Joshi also
provided food to the el-
derly and disabled peo-
ple. He announced Rs
11 lakhs for various
development works in
the old age home. The
amount will be given
from MLA LAD Fund.
IPS BHOMIYA TO
INVESTIGATE JAIPUR
BOMB BLAST CASE
Jaipur: DIG ATS Anshuman
Bhomia will conduct an
inquiry in the lapse in the
investigation of the Jaipur
bomb blast case. DGP Umesh
Mishra has handed over the
internal inquiry to Bhomia.
The high court had pulled up
the state government over
the shoddy investigation in
the case which led to the
acquittal of all the accused on
March 29. The high court had
also directed the chief secre-
tary and DGP to conduct an
inquiry. In compliance with
the court’s directions, the
investigation was given to
Bhomia.
First India Bureau
Kota: Congress work-
ers in Kota on Friday
protested outside BJP
MLA Madan Dila-
war’s house over his
controversial state-
ment made against
Congress National
President. The protes-
tors created a ruckus
outside his house and
burnt his effigies. Ad-
ditional police force
was called in as the
situation went out of
control. Congress Dis-
trict President Ravin-
dra Tyagi health con-
dition deteriorated
during the protest
due to the humid cli-
mate.
Congressmen seek
apology from MLA
Dilawar in Kota
Mahesh Joshi with his family helping elderly-disabled people at
Jamdoli in Jaipur on Friday.
BD Kalla, Saroj Kochhar other scholars at state-level award
ceremony at the Rajasthan Sanskrit Academy in Jaipur.
Mahendra Soni inspecting Mehangai Rahat Camp in the Malviya
Nagar area in Jaipur on Friday.
Joshi announces `11Lakh for
devp work at old age home
Meeting to
expedite
FASTag facility
on state roads
Arora to be chief
guest at health
safety seminar
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: A meeting
was organized un-
der the chairman-
ship of Principal
Government Secre-
tary Vaibhav Galari-
ya at the Govern-
ment Secretariat to
facilitate FASTag
toll collection on the
state roads of the
PWD. Galariya said
that Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot had
announced in the
budget 2023-24 to fa-
cilitate FASTag on
the roads of the
state.Hedirectedthe
officers to complete
the work on time.
Galariya directed
the officers to do the
work of FASTag on
the state highways
in one go so that the
people of the state
can get its benefit
soon. He directed
that PWD, RSRDC,
and RIDCO should
ensure the time-
bound completion
of works in coordi-
nation.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Administrator
and Managing Director
of RCDF Sushma Aro-
ra will be the chief
guest at a seminar on
health and safety chal-
lenges today. Discus-
sion on various aspects
related to health and
safety topics will be
held in the state-level
seminar organised by
the Rajasthan Chapter
of the Indian Dairy As-
sociation at Hotel
Clarks Amber.Rahul
Saxena, Chairman of
IDA Rajasthan Chapter
said that the national
advisor of FIHS NK
Jain will be the key-
note speaker in the
seminar.
Arun Chaturvedi
Anandpal’s daughter Cheenu

RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Public
Health Engineering De-
partment has issued
notification of the poli-
cy made for drinking
water connections in
multi-storeyed build-
ings in all the urban
areas of the state.
Public Health Engi-
neering Minister Dr.
Mahesh Joshi has ap-
pealed to the develop-
ers of multi-storey
buildings and Resident
Welfare Associations
to apply for drinking
water connection to the
concerned Superinten-
dent Engineer’s office
as soon as possible so
that drinking water
can be available to the
people living in multi-
storey buildings.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot had an-
nounced in the budget
2023-24toprovidedrink-
ing water connections
to multi-storeyed build-
ings in urban areas
through the schemes of
PHED. Earlier, there
was no clear policy re-
garding water connec-
tions in multi-storeyed
buildings and the resi-
dentsof thesebuildings
were waiting for a long
time for connections.
Thispolicywillbeap-
plicable in all the urban
areas of Rajasthan.
R.W.A. (Resident Wel-
fare Association/Other
Organization/Commit-
tee)/Developer will
have to apply in the
concerned Superin-
tending Engineer’s of-
fice for connections.
Along with the appli-
cation, an approved
map will be required.
Mahesh Joshi appeals RWAs to apply now
NC Goel takes charge as director
of Rajasthan International Centre
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: Former Chief
Secretary Nihal Chand
Goel took charge as the
Director of Rajasthan
International Center
in Jaipur.
He said that the cent-
er will be made much
better than Delhi’s In-
dia International Cen-
tre and India Habitat
centre. Principal Secre-
tary UDH Kunji Lal
Meena, Jaipur Develop-
ment Authority Com-
missioner Ravi Jain
and all top officials of
JDA were present on
the occasion.
Newly appointed di-
rector of RIC NC Goel
took a meeting on Fri-
day
. In the meeting, JDC
Ravi Jain asked to make
new members in Ra-
jasthan International
Center. Goel said that a
calendar will be issued
after preparing an out-
line of future activities.
WATER CONNECTION POLICY FOR HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS
Nirmal Tiwari
Sawai Madhopur: The
Forest Department and
the National Tiger Con-
servation Authority
(NTCA) have finally de-
cided the fate of the
dreaded tiger T-104 of
Ranthambore. The
NTCA has approved the
proposal sent by the For-
est Department and per-
mission has been given
to shift the tiger from
Ranthambore to
Udaipur's Sajjangarh
Biological Park.
After getting the per-
mission, the prepara-
tions for shifting have
been started by the For-
est Department. The ti-
ger will be shifted from
Ranthambore to
Udaipur's Sajjangarh
Biological Park next
week by the Forest De-
partment.
After getting permis-
sion from NTCA, the
process for shifting of
T-104 has been cleared
and soon after about
three-and-a-half-year
T-104willbeshiftedfrom
the enclosure built at
Bhid Naka in Rantham-
bore. There was a de-
mand to shift T-104 else-
where. In the past, a
committee was formed
by the Forest Depart-
ment to study the nature
of T-104. The committee
had also declared the ti-
ger as a threat to hu-
mans, considering the
nature of the tiger as
fierce and refused to
leave the tiger in the
open forest.
InJuly
,aproposalwas
prepared by the Chief
Wildlife Warden of the
Forest Department to
shift T-104 to the enclo-
sure built in Mukunda-
ra. In this regard, a let-
ter was also written by
the PCCF to the CCF of
Ranthambore and the
National Tiger Conser-
vation Authority
. But
until now permission in
this regard could not be
obtained from NTCA.
Nowafterthedeathof
tigress MT-4 in Kota's
Mukundra Hills Tiger
Reserve, the tiger will be
shifted to Udaipur's Saj-
jangarh Biological Park
instead of Kota. Accord-
ing to information from
the Forest Department,
after getting permission
to shift Tiger T-104, the
preparationsforshifting
havealsobeenstartedby
the Forest Department.
DREADED TIGER T-104 TO SAY
GOODBYE TO RANTHAMBORE
A committee was formed by the Forest Department to study fierce
nature of T-104, after which the decision was taken.—FILE PHOTO
Mahesh Joshi, PHED Minister
Ravi Jain congratulating NC
Goel at latter’s office on Friday.
THE ‘BIG CAT’ STORIES THAT MATTER TO RAJ
NTCA approves
proposal and
gives permission
to shift the tiger
to Sajjangarh
QUESTIONS RAISED
ON FOREST DEPT AS
T-54 GOES MISSING
FOR SIX MONTHS
Ranthambore Tiger
Reserve has become
a maze for tigresses and
their cubs. Once lost,
a tiger, tigress or cub
cannot be traced. This
has raised questions
on the claims of forest
department monitoring
and tracking. Tigress
138, tiger T-3, cubs
of T-79, young tiger
T-131 have disappeared
in Ranthambore. And
the latest is tigress
T-54 which has gone
missing. This tigress
has been missing since
the last six months.The
higher officials of the
forest dept are clueless
about the disappearance
of tigers and cubs.
K’taka Guv TC
Gehlot attends
family function
in Bhilwara
First India Bureau
Bhilwara: Karnataka
Governor Thawarch-
and Gehlot on Friday
reached Bhilwara on
his one-day visit. Dur-
ing his visit, he also of-
fered prayers at Dhanop
Mata Temple.
President of Dhanop
Trust Satyendra Singh
Ranawat welcomed the
governor and per-
formed special prayers
on this occasion. Before
visitingthetemple,Tha-
warchand Gehlot at-
tended a family func-
tion at the house of his
OSD Shankarlal Gurjar
in Deoria. Later, the gov-
ernor left for Jodhpur.
Petition in SC against Raj HC order
GS Bapna
inspects land
allotted for
family court
New Delhi (ANI): A pe-
tition has been filed in
the Supreme Court rais-
ing the issue of whether
video and voice notes can
be treated as dying decla-
rations or not and chal-
lenging the Rajasthan
High Court which re-
fused a plea seeking a
court-monitored investi-
gation or CBI probe in al-
legedhonourkillingcase.
The petition has been
moved by Uma Paliwal
through advocates Ut-
karsh Singh and Sure-
shanP
.Thepetitionerhas
challengedtheRajasthan
High Court order dated
April 19, 2023, wherein
directions for court-mon-
itored re-investigation or
investigation by CBI
were sought in the al-
legedhonourkillingcase.
On May 27, 2022, a case
was registered at Jhal-
lara in Udaipur district
under various charges.
Jaipur (FIB): For-
mer Advocate Gener-
al GS Bapna on Fri-
day inspected the
land allotted for con-
structing the Family
Court premises in
GandhiNagar.Patron
of Family Court Ad-
vocate PC Bhandari,
President DS Shekha-
wat and other execu-
tive members were
also present during
the inspection.
GS Bapna after see-
ing the rush of par-
ties in the family
court premises ex-
pressed displeasure
and spoke to Princi-
pal Secy (Finance)
and requested that
thebudgetforthecon-
struction of building
should be allocated
soon so that the con-
structionof thebuild-
ing can be done soon.
RAJE TARGETS RAJASTHAN GOVERNMENT
OVER DEATH OF TIGRESS MT-4 AT MHTR
Kota: Former Rajasthan chief minister Vasundhara Raje Friday
accused the Congress government of mismanagement over the
death of a tigress at the Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve, and said
the re-introduction project of the big cat should be taken with
seriousness. The nine-year-old full-term pregnant tigress —
MT-4 — died on Thursday, with officials saying it was pregnant
with three cubs and suffering from severe constipation. Dub-
bing the death of the tigress as devastating, Raje said it was yet
another setback for the tiger project.
Jaipur (PTI): State-
owned SJVN Ltd has
bagged 100 MW solar
power project worth Rs
600crorefromRajasthan
Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd.
SJVNGreenEnergy Ltd
(SGEL), a wholly-
owned subsidiary of
SJVN, participated in
an open competitive
tariff bidding process
followed by e-Reverse
Auction (e-RA) organ-
ised by Raj Urja Vikas
Nigam Ltd (RUVNL).
Nand Lal Sharma,
Chairman Managing
Director of SJVN, in-
formed in a statement
that SJVN has bagged
100 MW State Transmis-
sion Utility (STU) con-
nected solar power pro-
ject in Rajasthan. SGEL
bagged the project at a
tariff of Rs 2.62 per unit
on Build Own and Oper-
ate (BOO) basis in the
bidding process, the
statement said on Fri-
day
.Further,Sharmaap-
prised that the ground
mounted solar project
will be developed by
SGEL anywhere in Raj
through EPC contract.
SJVN bags 100 MW
solar power project
in State: Nand Lal
With the allotment of
this project, SJVN
now has 1,100 MW
solar power projects in
State, including 1,000
MW Bikaner Solar Pro-
ject which is scheduled
to be commissioned in
current FY. The tentative
cost for the develop-
ment of this project will
be approximately Rs
600 cr, Sharma stated.
The project is expected
to generate 252 MU
(million unit) in the first
year, and the project
cumulative energy
generation over a period
of 25 years would be
about 5,866 MU, the
statement added.
SOLAR PROJECTS:
NOW, SJVN HAS
CAPACITY OF 1,100
MW IN RAJASTHAN
CRITERIA FOR HIGH
RISE BUILDINGS
Buildings with height of
more than 15-mtrs from
plinth level will come under
the category of multi-storey
buildings. Domestic drinking
water demand in multi-storey
buildings will be calculated
according to 5 persons per flat
up to 1500 sq ft carpet area
7 persons per flat with carpet
area more than 1500 sq ft.
PHED has issued
notification for new
policy made for
water connection
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: Registrarof Ra-
jasthan Human Rights
CommissionShailendra
Vyas has been nominat-
ed as the Vice President
of Rajasthan Judicial
Service Officers Associ-
ation. President of Ra-
jasthan Judicial Service
Officers Association
Pawan Kumar Garg dis-
cussed with Shailendra
Vyas and Barkat Ali and
later nominated Vyas as
the Vice-President of
the Association.
Similarly
, Judicial Of-
ficers Prem Rajesh and
Sanjay Kumar Meena
werenominatedasJoint
Secretaries while Judi-
cial Officers Ashutosh
Gosinha, Prem Singh
Dhanwal, Sanuj
Kulshrestha, Riddhima
Sharma, Geeta Chowd-
hary, Ashutosh Ku-
mawat and Parinay
Joshi were nominated
as executive member.
The office bearers of
the Rajasthan Judicial
Service Officers Associ-
ation also met Governor
of Rajasthan Kalraj
Mishra on Friday
.
New executive appointed in RJS Assn
New executive of RJS Association led by Pawan Kumar Garg and Shailendra Vyas met Raj Governor
Kalraj Mishra at Raj Bhavan in Jaipur on Friday.
Shailendra Vyas has
been made Vice Prez
Nand Lal Sharma, Chairman
Managing Director of SJVN.
K’taka Governor Thawarchand
Gehlot being welcomed by
locals in Bhilwara on Friday.
Jaipur (FIB): A case
has been registered
against Mahindra and
Mahindra Chairman
Anand Mahindra and
two others in Gandhi
Nagar PS over violation
of the Trademark and
Copyright Act. Police
officials informed that
the company’s manag-
ing director Anish Shah
and Evo India magazine
editor Shirish Chan-
dran have also been
named in the FIR.
Case filed against
Mahindra,2 others
PC Bhandari, DS Shekhawat,
GS Bapna and others in
Gandhi Nagar on Friday.

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Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for
selection of news under the PRB Act
Best wishes of
Buddha Purnima to
all the countrymen.
Lord Buddha gave
the message of
truth, non-violence
and compassion to
the whole world. His
life and teachings
will continue to
inspire us.
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
We have developed three underpasses
along the Dehradun to Haridwar stretch of
NH7 to shield wildlife habitats and provide
safe passage, especially for elephants.
The implementation of these underpasses
is intended to promote the free movement
of wildlife and protect their natural
habitats. This initiative serves as a means
to mitigate the adverse effects of human
development on wildlife and to encourage
the preservation of biodiversity.
Nitin Gadkari
@nitin_gadkari SPIRITUAL SPEAK
A disciplined
mind brings
happiness.
—Buddha
TOP
TWEETS
ith temperatures soaring across
the country
, the start of May has
been more than mercurial in IPL
— 2023. The Lucknow Super Gi-
ants and Royal Challengers Ban-
galore had an intense first ex-
change at the Chinnaswamy,
Bangalore,whereLucknowcame
out on top with a last ball win.
The victory was celebrated with
a lot of passion by the players
and their coach, Gautam Gamb-
hir. The gestures didn’t go down
well with the always-passionate
Virat Kohli who made sure to
“give it back” after Bangalore
won the second match between
the two teams at the Lucknow
Ekana stadium a few days ago!
The result was that the tem-
pers flared up after the match
followed by a heated altercation
between ex-Indian opener, Gau-
tam Gambhir and current Su-
perstar, Virat Kohli. The angry
duo were in such a rage that
they had to be separated by fel-
low players. IPL authorities
fined both Kohli and Gambhir
100 percent of their match fees
as they were found to have
breached article 2.21 of the tour-
nament’s code of conduct and
brought the game into disre-
pute. Lucknow bowler Naveen-
ul-Haq also had an exchange of
words with Kohli during the
game and was fined 50 percent
of his match fee.
Later, in the dressing room,
Kohli was seen celebrating the
close victory with his team
mates, in a video released by his
franchise on social media. He
can be heard saying, “that’s a
sweet win boys. A sweet win. If
you can give it, you got to take it.
Otherwise, don’t give it” — a di-
rect retort to Gambhir’s aggres-
sion in the previous game.
Such fiery scenarios are an
integral part of sport and IPL is
the biggest money spinner in
cricket with increased stakes
for everyone, especially the play-
ers. The heightened passion
sometimes results in ugly fights
on field and there are plenty of
previous examples of that in the
15-year IPL history. In fact, the
Delhi duo of Kohli and Gambhir
were involved in a similar tussle
earlier in 2013. They were both
captains of their respective
franchises and Gambhir at the
time was leading the Kolkata
Knight Riders.
ABOUT 2013
In the 2013 fracas, Bangalore
was chasing and Kohli was at
the crease when he got out
against the run of play. As he
was about to leave the ground,
he saw some nasty words being
thrown at him from the opposi-
tion bowler. Not one to back out
of any challenge, Kohli strode
towards the Kolkata player
when Gambhir came face to face
with him and they had a severe
verbal clash and could be sepa-
rated only through the interven-
tion of the Kolkata players. Both
players were eventually fined 10
percent of the match fees.
ABOUT 2008
Earlier, in the inaugural IPL sea-
son in 2008, two stars of the In-
dian team, Harbhajan Singh and
Sreesanth were involved in a
‘slapgate’ incident. Mumbai In-
dians had lost the match against
Kings XI Punjab by a huge mar-
gin and according to reports,
Harbhajan, playing for Mumbai
wassoirritatedwithSreesanth’s
antics, the leading bowler for the
Punjab side, that he slapped
him. Thereafter, the images of
Sreesanth crying went viral and
the fiasco resulted in Harbhajan
being banned from the rest of
the season. But later, Harbhajan
confirmed that they had re-
solved the issue between them
after he apologised to Sreesanth.
One of the most dramatic
visuals of IPL that still keeps
getting replayed on social media
is of West Indian star Keiron
Pollard throwing his bat at Aus-
sie pacer Mitchell Starc in the
2014 edition of IPL. After Starc
playing for Royal Challengers
Bangalore bowled a bouncer to
Mumbai Indians’ Pollard, there
was an angry verbal exchange.
On the next ball, as Starc ran in,
Pollard backed off but Starc
went ahead with the delivery.
This enraged Pollard to such an
extent that he threw his bat at
him and Chris Gayle had to step
in to cool things down.
As the dramatic flare-ups in
IPLreflect,Sportsbringsthebest
and worst of human emotions
which makes fans connect more
strongly as the adrenaline rush
heightens contests. The central
protagonistsof theIPLclashthis
season — Kohli and Gambhir —
have between them seen the oth-
er end of the sports saga when
theysharedadeep,friendlybond.
ABOUT 2009
In 2009, Gambhir even gave
away his Man of the Match
award to Kohli after his maiden
100 for Team India. Fans and lov-
ers of the game hope that the
duo will rekindle their early
warm relationship and work to-
gether to help Indian cricket
climb greater heights!
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
The central protagonists
of the IPL clash this
season – Kohli and
Gambhir – have between
them seen the other end of
the sports saga when they
shared a deep, friendly
bond. In 2009, Gambhir
even gave away his Man
of the Match award to
Kohli after his maiden
100 for Team India.
Fans and lovers of the
game hope that the duo
will rekindle their early
warm relationship and
work together to help
Indian cricket climb
greater heights!
W
SIDDHAARTH MAHAN
The writer is a specialist on Sports and Cinema
who works as an actor in the Hindi film industry
GAMBHIR AND KOHLI
SPAT REVIVES FIERY MEMORIES OF IPL!
Virat Kohli in an apparent spat with
Gautam Gambhir post the RCB’s win
over LSG, at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari
Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, in
Lucknow on May 1.
IPL AUTHORITIES
FINED KOHLI
AND GAMBHIR
The angry duo were in
such a rage that they had
to be separated by fellow
players. IPL authorities fined
both Kohli and Gambhir 100
percent of their match fees
as they were found to have
breached article 2.21 of the
tournament’s code of con-
duct and brought the game
into disrepute. Lucknow
bowler Naveen-ul-Haq also
had an exchange of words
with Kohli during the game
and was fined 50 percent of
his match fee.
That’s a sweet
win boys. A
sweet win. If
you can give it,
you got to take
it. Otherwise,
don’t give it.
—VIRAT KOHLI
With temperature soaring across the
country, the start of May has been more than
mercurial in IPL-2023. The Lucknow Super Giants
and Royal Challengers Bangalore had an intense first
exchange at the Chinnaswamy, Bangalore, where
Lucknow came out on top with a last ball win

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INDIA
05
Thiruvananthapuram
(ANI): BJP’s cultural
forum ‘Tapasya’ organ-
ised a special screening
of the film ‘The Kerala
Story’ in Kerala’s Thiru-
vananthapuram district
on Friday
.
BJP arranged the
special screening on
Friday morning at 11.20
at Aries Plus Theatre in
Thiruvananthapuram.
Censor Board member
and state secretary Ta-
pasya, GM Mahesh said
that all have the right to
expression and added
that the movie ‘The Ker-
ala Story’ tells facts so
let people of Kerala
watch and evaluate.
“BJP supporters
watched the movie dur-
ing the special screen-
ing. Let Kerala society
watch and evaluate the
movie. It tells the facts.
All have the right to ex-
pression and why
should people fear this
movie,” Mahesh said.
Mahesh further said
that there is a planned
campaign against the
release of this movie.
“There is a planned
campaign against the
release of this movie. In
our constitution, funda-
mental rights and right
to expression are im-
portant ones. Any per-
son has the right to ex-
pression. Cinema is an
art in which shows the
real issues faced by so-
ciety,” he said.
BJP organises special screening of ‘The Kerala Story’ in Th’puram
REEL V/S REAL
KARNATAKA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
Congress nurtured gave shelter to
terror for vote bank politics: PM Modi
Ballari (PTI): Mount-
ing a fresh attack on the
Congress, PM Narendra
Modi on Friday alleged
that for vote bank poli-
tics, it has nurtured,
given shelter and sur-
rendered before terror.
“To make Karnataka
number one in India,
law and order is impor-
tant.Karnatakaremain-
ing free from terror is
equally important. BJP
has always been harsh
against terror. But
whenever there is ac-
tion against terror Con-
gress will get a stomach
ache,” Modi said.
At a public meeting
here,Modisaidtodaythe
whole world is worried
about the danger of ter-
rorandthatIndiatoohas
on several occasions suf-
fered due to it. The coun-
try has lost a large num-
ber of innocent civilians
due to terror attacks.
“I am surprised that
for its vote bank, Con-
gress has surrendered
before terror. Can such a
partyprotectKarnataka.
Under the climate of ter-
ror, the industries here,
the IT industry
, farmers,
andrichcultureandher-
itage here will be de-
stroyed,” he said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being felicitated during a public meeting for the Karnataka
Assembly elections, at Municipal High School ground, in Ballari on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
CONG PEAKED EARLY, BJP CAMPAIGN HITTING
RIGHT CHORD AT RIGHT TIME: BL SANTHOSH
PM MODI HOLDS ROADSHOW AHEAD OF
PUBLIC MEETING IN K’TAKA’S TUMAKURU
Tumakuru (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on
Friday took out a roadshow in Tumakuru ahead of his
public meeting here. Soon after landing at the helipad
here, he rode on his bullet-proof car standing on the
running board. Modi waved at the crowd that cheered
him with chants of ‘Modi-Modi’. The entire stretch was
decked up with BJP flags, festoons and Modi’s post-
ers. Karnataka goes to the polls on May 10 with the
results set to be declared on May 13.
SONIA GANDHI TO
ADDRESS POLL RALLY
IN KARNATAKA TODAY
New Delhi (PTI): Senior BJP leader BL Santhosh has
said the Congress campaign in Karnataka peaked early
while his party’s electioneering is hitting the right chord
at the right time and has put it on course to win a
majority. Speaking on a ‘Twitter
Space’, the key BJP general sec-
retary in charge of the party or-
ganisation described Bajrang Dal
as a “nation-building force” and
slammed Congress for equating it
with the banned outfit PFI, which
he blamed for killing several of
his party’s workers. “Hindu and terrorism, they do not
go together at all. Hindu and extremism both words
cannot walk together.... They (Congress) have given
us an issue and we will be raising them,” he said amid
aggressive campaign by the BJP led by PM Narendra
Modi to corner the opposition party over the issue.
Bengaluru (PTI): Ex Con-
gress chief Sonia Gandhi
would address an election
rally in Hubballi on Saturday,
her first campaign meeting
for the Assembly elections
in Karnataka. The Congress
candidate in Hubballi-Dhar-
wad Central is former CM
Jagadish Shettar, who joined
the party after being denied
ticket to contest the elections
by the BJP. The BJP has
fielded Mahesh Tenginkai
from here. The fight between
Shettar and Tenginkai has
become a prestigious battle
of sorts for the ruling BJP
and the Congress.
‘I DID NOT ASK FOR ANY POSITION FROM
THE CONGRESS’: JAGADISH SHETTAR
Hubbali (Agencies): Six-term MLA and former Karna-
taka CM Jagadish Shettar on Friday said that he did not
ask the Congress for any position while switching over
from BJP which he had served for decades. The veteran
leader decided to part ways with
the BJP after being denied a ticket
for the May 10 Assembly polls. In
an interview with a section of me-
dia, Shettar denied the specula-
tions that the Congress offered a
plum position to him. He said that
he was not offered any position.
The Congress gave a ticket to contest from Hubbali and
it’s more than enough, he said. About his former party
BJP, Shettar said, that he was humiliated by a section
of the Karnataka BJP leaders and denied ticket one fine
morning. “It was not the denial of ticket that infuriated
me but the manner in which it was done,” he said.
BJP’s fresh salvo at
Kejriwal over his
house’s renovation
New Delhi (PTI): The
BJP on Friday fired a
fresh salvo at Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal amid
the row over the Rs 45
crore expenditure on his
residence, comparing
him with the likes of
Iraqi dictator Saddam
Hussein and North Ko-
reanleaderKimJongUn
in terms of “luxury”
linkedtotheir“palaces”.
BJP spokesperson
Sudhanshu Trivedi
played videos of Kejri-
wal’s old statements in
which he presented
himself as a crusader
against leaders spend-
ing public money on
expensive lifestyles, in-
cluding big houses, and
luxurious cars.
Trivedi hit out at Ke-
jriwal, quoting his 2013
tweet in which he had
targeted the then Delhi
CMSheilaDikshitforal-
legedly having 10 ACs in
herhousewhensomany
people lived in slums.
He accused the AAP
leaders of playing an
“important role” in cre-
ating a crisis of credi-
bility in Indian politics
and claimed that it is
the conduct of the likes
of him that causes dis-
trust among people
about the political class.
Trivedi said govern-
ment agencies will do
their job as per the law
but Kejriwal’s party
should provide “politi-
cal and moral” answers.
Kejriwal’s luxurious palace unveils so many
truths about him. The way and extent of the
luxury Mr. Kejriwal’s palace possesses seem
similar to Saddam Hussein’s and Kim Jong Un’s palac-
es one has heard.
—Sudhanshu Trivedi, BJP spokesperson
No alternative to NCP chief
Pawar, says Shiv Sena (UBT)
Ex-Kerala CM Oommen Chandy
admitted to Bengaluru hospital
Mumbai (Agencies):
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP
and Chief Spokesper-
son Sanjay Raut on Fri-
day welcomed the Na-
tionalist Congress Par-
ty decision rejecting its
President Sharad Pa-
war’s resignation.
“It was on anticipated
lines... There’s no alter-
native to Pawar Saheb...
The NCP committee’s
decision is correct,”
said Raut, soon after the
Maha Vikas Aghadi
(MVA) ally’s turmoil-
ridden party’s move.
He said that Pawar is
the most respected and
nationally accepted
leader and all the Oppo-
sition parties in the
country want him to
continue in his post.
“All parties are clear
on this, he is a uniting
force... Pawar Saheb
must continue as NCP
President, at least till
2024 polls,” urged Raut.
He reiterated that the
ruling Bharatiya Jana-
ta Party was making at-
tempts to destroy all
Opposition parties and
force them to merge
with it, using pressure
tactics of different
kinds.
“First the BJP broke
up the Shiv Sena, then
the NCP was being tar-
geted similarly with the
fear of the central inves-
tigating agencies... This
cannot work in a democ-
racy
,” he pointed out.
Bengaluru (Agen-
cies): Two-time former
Kerala chief minister
Oommen Chandy, who
is undergoing treat-
ment for throat cancer
in Bengaluru, was ad-
mitted to a hospital in
Bengaluru on Friday
for viral pneumonia.
His son, Chandy
Oommen posted this in-
formation in his social
media account, and
asked all to pray for his
health.
Since February, the
former chief minister
has been undergoing
treatment at a private
hospital in Bengaluru.
He has not been keep-
ing well since 2019, and
had undergone laser
surgery for a throat ail-
ment at a hospital in
Germany
.
Police stand guard outside a theater during the release day of the
film ‘The Kerala Story’, in Kozhikode, on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
“WILL SHOW FILM TO
GIRLS TO SAVE THEM
FROM LOVE JIHAD”
HC: WON’T STAY
RELEASE OF ‘THE
KERALA STORY’
Lucknow (PTI): Amid the
ongoing controversy over
the movie “The Kerala Sto-
ry”, an Uttar Pradesh BJP
leader, party’s secretary
Abhijat Mishra, on Friday
said he will show the film
to 100 girls and urged oth-
ers to do the same to save
girls from ‘love jihad’.
Kochi (PTI): The Kerala
High Court on Friday re-
fused to stay the release of
the controversial multi-lin-
gual film ‘The Kerala Story’
and said the trailer does not
contain anything offensive
to any particular community
as a whole. A bench passed
this order on Friday.
EX-DY SPEAKER OF
LS CHARANJIT SINGH
ATWAL JOINS BJP
New Delhi (PTI):
Former Lok Sabha
deputy speaker
Charanjit Singh At-
wal joined the BJP
here in the presence
of its president JP
Nadda on Friday, in a
boost to the party
ahead of the Jaland-
har Lok Sabha bypoll
on May 10. Atwal (86),
who recently re-
signed from the Shi-
romani Akali Dal
(SAD), was the depu-
ty speaker of Lok
Sabha from 2004-2009.
His son Inder Iqbal
Singh Atwal is the
BJP candidate from
Jalandhar. Iqbal Sin-
gh Atwal was also
with the Akali Dal
before he joined the
BJP last month.
EX-HPSSC SECY’S
CUSTODY EXTENDED
GUJ HC GRANTS BAIL
TO 3 IAF OFFICIALS
GOOGLE TO BLOCK
DEFAMATORY VIDEOS
7 OF FAMILY GET BAIL
IN ASSAULT CASE
Hamirpur: A court on Friday
extended the judicial remand
of a former secretary of the
Himachal Pradesh Staff Ser-
vice Commission till May 17
in connection with the Junior
Office Assistant (Information
Technology) paper leak case.
Ahmedabad: The Gujarat
high court on Friday granted
bail to three Indian Air Force
(IAF) officials, who were sen-
tenced to life imprisonment
by a special CBI court last
year for the custodial death of
a cook in Jamnagar in 1995.
New Delhi: The Delhi High
Court has directed internet
giant Google to block or
take down from YouTube
certain “defamatory” vid-
eos, which targeted major
brands including ‘Catch’ by
alleging that Indian spices
contain urine and cow dung.
Mumbai: A court in Thane
district has granted pre-
arrest bail to seven mem-
bers of a family in a case of
attempt to murder, in which
a worker of the Maharashtra
Navnirman Sena (MNS) was
attacked and casteist slurs
were hurled at him.
IN THE COURTYARD
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR PLEA AGAINST
PROMOTION OF 68 GUJ JUDICIAL OFFICERS
New Delhi: The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on
May 8 a plea challenging the promotion of 68 Gujarat lower
judicial officers, including Surat Chief Judicial Magistrate
(CJM) Harish Hasmukhbhai Varma who had convicted
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in a defamation case, on the
ground of allegedly disregarding the “merit-cum-seniority
principle”. A bench fixed the plea for hearing on Tuesday.
NCP workers celebrate after a committee set up to choose the new NCP chief rejected Sharad Pawar’s
decision to step down as party president, outside party office in Mumbai, on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI

INDIA
06
MANIPUR VIOLENCE
HM Shah keeping close eye on
situation, taking regular inputs
New Delhi (PTI): Un-
ion Home Minister
Amit Shah has can-
celled all his pro-
grammes for the up-
coming assembly elec-
tions in Karnataka in
the wake of clashes re-
ported in parts of Ma-
nipur, sources said.
“Union Home Minis-
ter Amit Shah is closely
monitoring the situa-
tion in Manipur and is
in constant touch with
top functionaries of the
StateandCentralgovts,”
sources said on Friday
.
Shah, who is staying put
in Delhi, is also taking
regular inputs from se-
curity and intelligence
agencies about the Ma-
nipur situation, which
remained peaceful but
tense on Friday
.
“The Home Minister
is closely monitoring
the Manipur situation
and taking updates reg-
ularly from top func-
tionaries of the State
and Central govts,”
sources said. On Thurs-
day, Shah held two vid-
eo conferences attended
by the Manipur Chief
Minister, the State’s
Chief Secretary, the po-
lice chief, the Union
Home Secretary and
other top officials of the
Central govt. He also
held telephonic conver-
sations with CMs
Neiphiu Rio of Naga-
land, Zoramthanga of
Mizoram and Himanta
Biswa Sarma of Assam
in view of the situation
in Manipur.
Home Minister Amit Shah
CRPF OFFICERS TASKED TO OVERSEE
SECURITY FORCES, RAF DEPLOYMENT
At least five DIG rank officers and seven senior super-
intendents of police (SSP) and SP rank officers of the
CRPF have been tasked to coordinate the deployment of
various security forces in violence-hit Manipur, official
sources said.The Centre has rushed in about 20 fresh
companies of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), in-
cluding the CRPF and the BSF, in the wake of the spiralling
violence between tribals and the majority Meitei community
leading to the displacement of more than 9,000 people from
their villages.The induction of the CAPF units apart from
that of the Army columns and the Assam Rifles is going on.
CONGRESS, RJD DEMAND PRESIDENT’S
RULE IN VIOLENCE-HIT MANIPUR
Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Fri-
day requested President Droupadi Murmu to impose
President’s Rule in the state. In a video statement, Congress
spokesperson Supriya
Shrinate said, “For the last
few days Manipur is burn-
ing. Due to violence, the
internet has been snapped
and curfew has been
imposed in eight out of 16
districts.” Echoing similar
views, RJD Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha also wrote to Presi-
dent Murmu demanding the imposition of President’s Rule.
In a letter to the President, the RJD spokesperson said, “I
am writing to express my deep concern about the recent
spate of violence in Manipur, which has been alarmingly
widespread and has resulted in the loss of life and property.”
ARTICLE 355
INVOKED, ARMY
FLAG MARCH ON
In view of the prevail-
ing unrest in Manipur,
the Central Govt on
Friday imposed Article
355 in the state to con-
trol the situation, top
police officials said on
Friday. Article 355 is
a part of the Constitu-
tion’s emergency pro-
visions that empower
the Centre to take all
necessary steps to
protect a state against
internal disturbances
and external aggres-
sion. Director General
of Manipur Police, P
Doungel while talking
to the media said that
after reviewing the
overall situation, Article
355 has been imposed
in the entire state
allowing the Centre
to take all necessary
steps to bring the situ-
ation under control and
protect the lives and
properties of people.
Security personnel fire tear gas whilst the
Meitei community tribals protest to demand
inclusion under the ST category.
IndiabatsforEnglishas
3rdSCOofficiallanguage
Panaji (ANI): India’s
External Affairs Minis-
ter Dr. S. Jaishankar on
Friday sought the sup-
port of members to
make English the third
official language of
Shanghai Cooperation
Organisation (SCO).
Currently, Russian and
Mandarin are used as
official and working
languages. He said that
constructive steps are
needed in this regard.
Jaishankar said that
India has initiated an
unprecedented engage-
ment with SCO observ-
ers and dialogue part-
ners by inviting them to
participateinmorethan
14social-culturalevents.
Sources informed that
the foreign ministers of
the SCO member coun-
tries are likely to final-
ise in the day a set of 15
decisions or proposals
for the consideration of
the grouping’s summit
in July
. The proposals
are aimed at expanding
cooperation among the
SCO member countries
in the areas of trade,
technology, commerce,
security and socio-cul-
tural ties.
EAM S Jaishankar during the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, in Goa on Friday. —PHOTO BY PTI
BHUTTO-ZARDARI CALLS FOR COLLECTIVE
APPROACH BY SCO TO COMBAT TERRORISM
Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari on Friday
called for a collective approach by the SCO to combat
terrorism and not get caught up in “weaponising terrorism
for diplomatic point scoring”. His remarks at the India-hosted
conclave of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in
Goa came shortly after EAM S Jaishankar said terrorism in all
its forms, including cross-border terrorism, must be stopped.
Bhutto-Zardari in his address said terrorism continues to
threaten global security and that collective security of our
peoples is our joint responsibility.
CRUCIAL READ
Amaravati: The prime accused in former minister YS
Vivekananda Reddy murder case, Erra Gangi Reddy,
surrendered in the CBI court in
Hyderabad on Friday. He will be
remanded till June 2 and will be
sent to Chanchalguda jail. The
CBI had earlier observed that the
probe into the murder case was
hampered as the main accused
was not taken into custody and
moved a petition in the Telangana High Court for cancella-
tion of his bail. The latter directed that the bail be cancelled
and Gangi Reddy surrendered to the CBI before May 5.
VIVEKANANDA MURDER CASE: PRIME
ACCUSED SURRENDERS IN CBI COURT
New Delhi: Two members of the infamous Jitender Gogi
gang, who were reportedly plotting an escape plan for a jailed
associate, have apprehended,
Delhi Police said on Friday. Police
believe that Abhishek alias Mitta
(24) and Naveen alias Shanichar
(38), residents of Sonipat, had
intended to carry out the escape
plan during Karambir’s court
appearance in either Delhi or
Haryana. Police said that Abhishek was also involved in an at-
tempted plan for Karambir’s escape from a hospital last year.
GOGI GANG’S ATTEMPT TO FREE JAILED
MEMBER THWARTED BY DELHI POLICE
Bhubaneswar: India Meteorological Department (IMD) office
said on Friday that a cyclonic circulation is likely to devel-
op over the Southeast Bay of
Bengal around May 6. Under its
influence, low pressure is formed
over the same region around May
7. It’s likely to concentrate into
a depression over the Southeast
Bay of Bengal on May 8. IMD has
issued a warning for the South-
east and adjoining areas, where fishermen are advised not to
visit the Southeast and Bay of Bengal from May 7 onwards.
CYCLONIC CIRCULATION LIKELY OVER
SOUTHEAST BAY OF BENGAL BY MAY 6
Bahraich: Five persons were killed and ten others in-
jured when a truck rammed into a three-wheeler in Uttar
Pradesh’s Bahraich district on Friday. The victims were
returning from a ‘Tilak’ ceremony when the accident
took place in Kaiserganj police circle. Police said that the
identities of the victims were yet to be ascertained. SHO,
Kaiserganj, Daddan Singh, said that the injured have
been admitted to the district hospital.
FIVE KILLED AS TRUCK RAMS INTO
THREE-WHEELER IN UP’S BAHRAICH
Amroha: Four children of brick kiln labourers drowned
after accidentally falling into a pit that was filled with
rainwater in a village located in Gajraula in Amroha dis-
trict of Uttar Pradesh on Friday, police said. The victims
were identified as Saurabh (8), Ajit (7), Sonali (7) and
Neha (7), police said. The incident took place when the
children were playing near a slum in Nauner village and
accidentally fell into one of the many pits that were dug
recently by the owner of the kiln, they added.
FOUR CHILDREN DROWN IN PIT FILLED
WITH RAIN WATER IN AMROHA DISTRICT
New Delhi: A YouTuber was killed in a horrible acci-
dent on the Yamuna Expressway while attempting to
reach speed of “300 kmph”. The incident took place on
Wednesday when YouTuber Agastay Chauhan was com-
ing from Agra to Delhi. He was riding a Kawasaki Ninja
ZX10R — a 1,000cc superbike — and making a video
for his YouTube channel. His followers were shocked to
know about Agastay’s death and posted many com-
ments on his Instagram handle. The users also urged
others to not ride a motorcycle at such high speed.
YOUTUBER WANTED TO HIT 300 KMPH
ON SUPERBIKE; DIED IN HORRIFIC CRASH
Demands met, now wrestlers should allow probe: Thakur
New Delhi (PTI): Union
MinisterAnuragThakur
on Friday said that all
the demands of wres-
tlers had been fulfilled
and they should now al-
low the investigation to
be completed. Speaking
to reporters in Delhi,
Thakur said, “
A demand
was there to form a com-
mittee and it was consti-
tuted,FIRhasbeenregis-
tered by Delhi Police, the
SupremeCourtalsogave
its verdict. The Delhi Po-
lice are conducting a fair
investigation. “I request
the players that their de-
mandsarebeingfulfilled
and they should allow
the investigation to be
completed.”
Earlier in Delhi,
wrestler Vinesh Phogat
had slammed Union
Sports Minister Anurag
Thakur for not taking
any action and “sup-
pressing” the matter by
forming a committee.
“We ended our pro-
test after talking to Un-
ion Sports Minister
(Anurag Thakur), and
all the athletes had told
him about the sexual
harassment. He tried to
suppress the matter by
forming a committee
and no action was taken
that time,” she had said.
Anurag Thakur, Yogi Adityanath launching the logo and mascot of
the 3rd Khelo India University games in Lucknow on Friday.
COACH MAHAVIR
PHOGAT THREATENS
TO RETURN MEDALS
Chandigarh: In support
of protesting wrestlers,
Dronacharya award-winning
coach Mahavir Singh Phogat
on Friday threatened to
return his medals if justice
is not delivered, demand-
ing the arrest of WFI chief
Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh.
“I will return my medals if
justice is not delivered in the
case,” Mahavir Phogat said.
ONCE INFAMOUS FOR
RIOTS, UP IS NOW A
SPORTS HUB: THAKUR
Lucknow: Sports Minister
Anurag Thakur on Friday said
UP was once notorious for
riots but has now transformed
into a sports hub. His com-
ment came ahead of 3rd edi-
tion of Khelo India University
Games to be held from May
25 to June 3 across four cities
in the state as more than
4700 athletes from 200-plus
universities will participate.
Caste census
will happen at
any cost: Lalu
Patna (PTI): A day af-
ter the Patna High
Court put an interim
stay on the caste-based
s u r v e y,
RJD na-
t i o n a l
president
L a l u
P r a s a d
Y a d a v
said the survey is the
demand of a majority
of people and will hap-
pen at any cost. In a se-
ries of tweets (in Hindi)
on Friday, Lalu Prasad
said that it was a “clever
move by the BJP to stop
the caste-based survey”.
“The caste-based census
is a demand of the ma-
jority of people and it
will happen at any cost.
BJP is scared of count-
ing majority backward
class people,” he said.
V-P Dhankhar meets King
Charles ahead of Coronation
London (PTI): Vice-
President Jagdeep
Dhankhar interacted
with King Charles III at
areceptionsoonafterhis
arrival here on Friday to
attendthemajesticCoro-
nation ceremony of the
UK’s monarch at West-
minster Abbey on Satur-
day
.Dhankhar,accompa-
nied by his wife Dr
Sudesh Dhankhar, will
join an estimated 100
Heads of State and gov-
ernment from around
the world invited to the
historic crowning of
Britain’s new monarch.
“Hon’ble Vice Presi-
dent, Shri Jagdeep
Dhankhar Dr Sudesh
Dhankhar arrived to a
warm welcome in Lon-
don to attend the Coro-
nation Ceremony of
H.M. King Charles III,”
the Vice President’s Of-
fice tweeted.
V-P Jagdeep Dhankhar interacts with UK’s King Charles III during
a reception ahead of coronation of Charles III, in London on Friday.
ED, CBI won’t
help BJP get
votes: Mamata
Samsherganj (ANI):
West Bengal CM
Mamata Banerjee on
Friday took potshots at
the BJP,
s a y i n g
that cen-
tral agen-
cies such
as CBI and
ED will
not help the BJP get
votes in next year’s gen-
eral elections. The Tri-
namool Congress su-
premo called upon all
opposition parties in
the country to unite and
fight the BJP together
in 2024 Lok Sabha polls.
BUDDHA PURNIMA!
‘Abhishek’ is being performed on Buddha Purnima, at Benuban
Vihar monastery, in Agartala on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI

NEWS
07
Jaipur (PTI): Four per-
sonshavebeendetained
after 5 truck drivers
were allegedly beaten
up by some people on
the suspicion of smug-
gling cattle in Ra-
jasthan’sAjmerdistrict,
police said on Friday
.
Kishangarh Deputy
Superintendent of Po-
lice Manish Sharma
said the incident oc-
curred on Thursday
night when the trucks
were transporting cat-
tle to Indore in Madhya
Pradesh. Upon reach-
ing Kishangarh, the
trucks were stopped
and the drivers were
thrashed on suspicion
of smuggling cattle. A
team of police person-
nel rushed to the spot
and intervened and
dispersed the mob,
Sharma said.
Based on a com-
plaint lodged by one of
the drivers, the police
registered a case and
detained four persons,
he said, adding the
drivers received minor
injuries and their con-
dition was stated to be
stable after treatment.
Five truck drivers beaten up; four accused detained
Injured truck drivers after being beaten up by some people on
suspicion of smuggling cattle in Ajmer district, on Friday.
ON SUSPICION OF CATTLE SMUGGLING
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Gujarat Titans
defeated Rajasthan Roy-
als in the IPL match
played at the SMS Sta-
dium in Jaipur on Fri-
day night. The match
was very important for
both the teams. The
fans were expecting a
tough match. However,
the contest appeared to
be one-sided.
Rajasthan Royals got
a crushing defeat at
home. Jaipur’s cricket
fan Maulana Shahid
Jafri arrived to watch
the match wearing 17 kg
silver jewellery
.
Sofar,fourIPLmatch-
es have been played be-
tweenthetwoteams,out
of which Gujarat has
won3andRajasthanhas
won only one.
Gujarat Titans will
remain on top of the
points table with this
win. Rajasthan Royals
is present at number 4
in the point table.
Fans came to watch
the match wearing pink
t-shirts and a group of
youths was even seen
wearing lungis to sup-
port Rajasthan Royals
on Friday night.
HUGE WIN OVER RAJASTHAN ROYALS
Gujarat Titans will remain on top of the points table of IPL with this win while Rajasthan Royals stays at number 4 in current standings
CMokays`11.87crfornewvehicles
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
approved a financial
proposal of `11.87 crore
for the purchase of 125
new vehicles for the
District Pools and Rev-
enue Board.
According to the pro-
posal, 85 of these vehi-
cles will be used
for newly created
ADM/SDM and for the
replacement of unusa-
ble vehicles.
Along with this, 40
vehicles will be used for
the newly created or up-
graded tehsil offices in
the Revenue Division.
It is noteworthy that
in the budget of the
year 2023-24, the Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
had announced to pro-
vide new vehicles with
a view to increase the
efficiency of the dis-
trict administration.
The Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved multiple other
proposals and develop-
ment works.
VC OF SPORTS
COUNCIL
WRITES TO
SECY ABOUT
BLACK TICKETS
BEING SOLD
CGST RAIDS AT THE
PREMISES OF BABBA
PROJECTS PVT LTD
Jaipur: After Rajasthan
Cricket Academy, CGST
(Central Goods and Ser-
vices Tax) has tightened the
noose around the firm that
was involved in construc-
tion work in SMS stadium.
CGST conducted raids at
the premises of DV Babba
Projects Pvt Ltd in Jaipur
for fake ITC claims in the
name of construction work.
The CGST team has seized
several documents from the
premises. The CGST team is
currently probing the whole
matter thoroughly and
action will be taken soon if
someone found guilty.
Jaipur: Just before the IPL
match, once again the case
of black marketing of tickets
and complimentary passes
has picked up pace. The lat-
est incident started in the Ra-
jasthan State Sports Council
at Sawai Mansingh Stadium
when the Vice-President of
the Sports Council accused
the officers and personnel of
his own department of selling
complimentary passes in
black. Vice-President Satveer
Chowdhary duly informed
these allegations to the sec-
retary through a written com-
plaint letter and demanded
action. Chowdhary said that
whenever an IPL match is
organised, complimentary
passes of a fixed quota are
allotted to the Sports Council
personnel. But he received a
complaint that some employ-
ees of the Sports Council and
people associated with the
management were selling the
passes in black. These com-
plaints have been conveyed
to the Secretary of the Sports
Council. Chaudhary said
that efforts are being made
to ensure that only they get
their share of passes.
`17.70 CRORE FOR NEW
GOVERNMENT NURSING
COLLEGES IN STATE
MLA LAD SCHEME:
AMENDMENT IN LIST
OF WORKS APPROVED
Jaipur: New government nurs-
ing colleges will be opened at
Masuda in Ajmer, Rawatbhata
in Chittorgarh, and Nawan in
Nagaur. Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot has approved a financial
provision of `17.70 crore for
the operation of new colleges.
Approval has also been given
to create 24 new posts for
each college such as, 1
post each of Princi-
pal, Vice-Principal,
Professor, 2 posts
of Associate Pro-
fessor. Likewise,
many other posts
have also been
approved.
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot has approved the
amendment in the list of per-
mitted works of MLA Local
Area Development Scheme
(MLA LAD) Guidelines-2018.
With this, fencing of govern-
ment and community assets/
lands can be done to protect
them from encroachment
Also, with this decision, im-
portant government and
community assets/
land will be protect-
ed from encroachers
and their misuse will
be prevented. It is
notable that the Chief
Minister had an-
nounced in this regard
in the budget year
2023-24.
Mother-daughter
duo drown in
pond in Churu
First India Bureau
Churu: A 25-year-old
woman and her daugh-
ter were drowned in a
pond in Churu district
on Friday, police said
adding that the de-
ceased has been identi-
fied as Sanju and her
two-and-a-half year
daughter Kumari Siya.
“The incident took
place in Anand Singh
Pura village of Tara Na-
gar Tehsil when the girl
was playing near the
pond fell into it, fol-
lowingwhich,hermoth-
er too jumped into the
water to save her daugh-
ter. But, both of them
drowned,” police said.
Their bodies were
fished out of the water
and sent to a hospital.
`6.44 CRORE FOR CONSERVATION AND
RENOVATION OF TEMPLES MONUMENTS
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved a financial
proposal of Rs 6.44 crore for the conservation and renova-
tion of various temples and monuments of the state. Various
facilities including conservation and restoration works will
be developed at Shiv temples in Thawla and Jasnagar in
Nagaur, Barahi Mata Temple in Alwar, Machadi Fort and Rani
Ka Kuan and Kishori Mahal in Bharatpur. Funds for this will
be made available from the Tourism Development Fund. With
this decision, the important temples and monuments will be
rejuvenatedand local tourism will also get a boost.
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Two labourers
died of electrocution
while digging an open
well at Kaprau village
under the Chohtan po-
lice station area in Bar-
mer district on Friday
afternoon. Police
reached the spot and re-
covered the bodies.
Bhuttaram Bishnoi, sta-
tion house officer at
Chohtan police station
confirmed the report.
Police identified the de-
ceased as Jagdish (20)
son of Sangaram Jat, a
resident of Ishwarpura,
and Jagdish (25) Pun-
maramJat,aresidentof
Saiyon Ka Tala.
As per police, when
they started the drilling
machine,bothlabourers
got electrocuted. On
hearing their cries, peo-
ple standing nearby im-
mediately switched off
the power and pulled
both the labourers out
of the well. However,
they were taken to the
hospital, but the doctor
declared them dead.
Two labourers die of
electrocution while
digging well in Barmer
Gujarat Titans’ Rashid Khan celebrates the dismissal of Rajasthan Royals’ Ravichandran Ashwin during
their IPL match, at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, in Jaipur on Friday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Rajasthan Royals batter Yashasvi Jaiswal plays a shot during the
IPL 2023 cricket match between Rajasthan Royals and Gujarat
Titans at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, in Jaipur, on Friday.
Rajasthan Royals fans take a selfie during the match on Friday.
A fan of Rajasthan Royals
showing support to the team.
The police officials with the family members of the deceased in the
mortuary of a hospital on Friday.A case has also been registered.
The case is being investigated
by Tara Nagar SDM.
A view of the full moon seen during the IPL match, at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, in Jaipur on Friday.
Gujarat Titans bowler Rashid Khan reacts during the IPL 2023 cricket
match between RR and GT at SMS Stadium, in Jaipur on Friday.
As per police, the drivers
received minor injuries.
Mob stopping the truck in which
cattle was being transported.
GUJARAT TITANS EDGE CLOSER TO PLAYOFFS
PROPOSAL TO OPEN BCMHO’S OFFICE
IN 39 PANCHAYAT SAMITIS GETS NOD
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved the
proposal to open the office of Block Chief Medical and
Health Officer in 39 Panchayat Samitis of the state.
Gehlot has also approved the proposal for the creation
of 195 new posts for the smooth operation of these
offices. According to the proposal, these offices will
be opened in the committees 9 panchayats of Barmer,
5 of Udaipur and Dungarpur, 3 of Nagaur, 2 of Jaipur,
Jhalawar, and Banswara, and 1 panchayat of Bharatpur,
Bhilwara, Bikaner, Churu, Dausa, Dholpur, Ganganagar,
Jodhpur, Karauli, Sawaimadhopur, and Sikar.
CM APPROVES
`791.50 CRORE FOR
TRIBAL DEVP FUND
PGKS CAMPAIGN: CM
NODS FOR PROPOSAL
TO REGISTER DOCS
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
approved the financial
proposal of `791.50 crore
for the Tribal Development
Fund. Various schemes
and programmes will be
conducted for the develop-
ment of Scheduled Tribes
with the fund. Works
related to the construction
and renovation of residen-
tial schools, and hostels,
construction of Maa-Badi
centers, solar-based lift
irrigation project, devel-
opment of infrastructure
for sports, conservation
of historical and religious
places, etc. can be done. s
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot
has approved the proposal
to register the documents
of renunciation in the
camps organised during
the Prashasan Gaon Ke
Sang campaign-2023. As
per proposal, in the regis-
tration sub-districts where
sub-registrars have been
appointed, the tehsildars
and naib tehsildars have
been authorised to execute
the registration work of
relinquishment during the
PGKS campaign-2023.
With this, all the work in-
cluding relinquishment of
rights in the camps will be
easily done at one place.

Ravi Sharma
Nathdwara: CM
Ashok Gehlot is regu-
larly inspecting the in-
flation relief camps
started in different dis-
tricts to provide bene-
fits of 10 schemes under
one roof to the people
of the state. In this con-
nection, on Friday, Ge-
hlot interacted with the
beneficiaries after visit-
ing inflation relief
camps in Nathdwara.
Earlier, Chief Minis-
ter Gehlot addressed
the youth by inaugurat-
ing the two-day Hal-
dighati Youth Festival
at Vishwas Swaroopam
in Nathdwara and list-
ed the achievements of
his government’s work.
Assembly Speaker Dr
CP Joshi, Cabinet Min-
ister Udayalal Anjana,
State Minister Ashok
Chandna, Youth Board
President Sitaram Lam-
ba were present.
Gehlot said that the
central government
should enact a law on
Right to Health and So-
cial Security. “Today it
is most needed in the
country. The time has
come when the people
of the country should
be given the right to
health and social secu-
rity. The UPA govern-
ment gave rights to peo-
ple by enacting laws on
RTE, RTI and Food Se-
curity and today people
are getting more bene-
fits from them,” Gehlot
said, further adding,
“By enacting a law on
RTH, we have given
right to health to people
of the state. It is being
discussed a lot across
the country
.
First India Bureau
Kota: Lok Sabha Speak-
er Om Birla on Friday
attended the mass mar-
riage ceremony of Bair-
wa Samaj at Kumbha
Stadium in Bundi.
Congratulating the
newly married couples,
he said that mass mar-
riage functions are a
sign of positive change
in the society
.
“Today is the auspi-
cious day of Buddha
Purnima and the begin-
ning of a new life for
newly wed couples.
Apart from making
their family life happy,
they should also take a
pledge to work together
for the betterment of
the society on this day,”
he said.
Birla also participat-
ed in Shatchandi Ma-
hayagya at Dadhiti
Mateshwari Temple on
Jaipur Road. Birla said
that such events are the
reflection of glorious
culture of India.
Taking inspiration
from Birla, in the mass
marriage ceremony of
Bhil Samaj organised in
Khairabad, all the sec-
tions of the society to-
gether performed ‘Kan-
yadan’ of daughters.
We did not…
On the allegation made
by PM Modi on the Con-
gress regarding Ra-
jasthan bomb blast, Ge-
hlot said that if the PM
speaks like this, then
you can understand in
which direction the pol-
itics is going. “Serial
blasts took place during
the tenure of his gov-
ernment. The investiga-
tion took place during
his rule only
. The death
penalty was given in
our regime. They were
arrested and released
by the HC due to techni-
cal reasons, then they
will go to the SC. If the
PM speaks in such sen-
sitive matters, then a
good message will not
be given. On the con-
trary, people will get
confused,” he said.
Gehlot, who reached
Ajmer, met the benefi-
ciaries during Me-
hangai Rahat camp at
Vijay Laxmi Park. He
apologised for coming
late thanked people
for their zeal. He inau-
gurated elevated road
worth Rs 252 cr built un-
der Smart City Project.
With this elevated road,
thousands of people will
be able to get rid of the
daily traffic problem.
Arif Mansoori
Jhalawar: Former CM
Vasundhara Raje on
Friday, said that even
today there is not as
much equality between
men and women in the
society as it should be.
She said that atten-
tion is paid to the educa-
tion of boys in small
villages but not that
much on the education
of girls. Raje said that
along with the good ini-
tiatives like mass mar-
riage programmes, peo-
ple should also organise
camps for girl child edu-
cation so that the entire
society can be educated.
Raje was speaking at
the mass marriage pro-
gramme of Gurjar and
Goswami communities.
She said that when
she came to Hadauti 3
decades ago, the condi-
tion was quite different.
The former CM said
that in these decades,
Jhalawar witnessed
many major positive
changes.
She said that there
was a time when the
people of this place had
to go to Kota for treat-
ment, but today there is
a medical college here.
“Today there are
many irrigation pro-
jects for the farmers
who have been yearn-
ing for irrigation for
years. There are big in-
stitutions for education
and adequate infra-
structure is there. This
is the result of our
team,” she said.
Former CM said that
she had to attend this
programme of Gurjar
Samaj. She said that she
can’t be separated from
the Gurjar Samaj. “We
are bound with each
other by a strong thread
because I am the ‘Samd-
han’ of this Samaj,” she
said. Raje said that she
takes all communities
along with her. “Our
PM’s mantra is Sabka
Saath, Sabka Vikas,
Sabka Vishwas and
Sabka Prayas. We are
moving forward with
this in mind,” she said.
Ashish Choudhary
Rajsamand: CM Ashok
Gehlot participated in
the concluding ceremo-
ny of the five-day
Shatchandi Nava Kund
Mahayagya at Kuldevi
Kanevari Mata and
Kala Bhairu Ji Temple
of Mali Samaj in Bhil-
magara village of Gho-
sundi Panchayat of
Amet. He announced to
develop Kannevari
Mata under Temple
tourism announced
Rs one crore to develop
the temple. While ad-
dressing the gathering,
the CM said, “Today
, un-
der Cong govt’s rule all
problems of people are
being solved. A memo-
randum was submitted
to the Chief Minister on
behalf of the All Ra-
jasthan Yoga Instructor
Federation.
One of life’s greatest lessons which
we do not understand, is that we
always get what is in our highest
interest, not just what ‘we’ want.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: The Na-
tional Hindi News
Channel “Bharat-24”,
which was launched
only 9 months ago, has
surprised everyone in
the television industry
by taking a quantum
jump in the TRP ratings
this week. In the ratings
declared by BARC on
Friday morning, the
ratings and market
share of “Bharat-24”
has increased from 0.6
to 2%. According to
market sources, if this
channel continues to
grow at the same pace,
then it can even over-
take the Good News To-
day of the India Today
Group.
According to sources,
this long jump of
“Bharat-24” has direct-
ly affected News-24
channel, whose rat-
ings/market share has
come down from 5.7% to
3.2% which can directly
affect the Ad revenue of
the channel.
In the rating of the
free platform market
released by BARC, the
rating or market share
of ‘Bharat-24’ has
reached 6%, extremely
close to ABP news’s
6.6% share in the free
platform market.
However, as far as the
reach of Free Dish is
concerned, “Bharat-24”
with its 1.54 Cr reach
has overtaken ABP
news (1.45 Cr). It is note-
worthy that after leav-
ing behind ABP News
in Free Dish Reach,
“Bharat-24” has now
come close to Times
Now Navbharat (1.55
Cr) and India TV (1.57
Cr).
Significantly, in the
Free platform market,
‘Bharat-24’ with its 6%
rating has already over-
taken News Nation
channel with 5.1% rat-
ing or market share as
well as News Nation’s
Free Dish reach of
1.26Cr. After BARC rat-
ings, there was festive
joy in the channel’s of-
fice in Noida and the
staff expressed their
happiness by distribut-
ing ‘laddoos’ and ‘ka-
choris.’ Channel’s Chief
Business Officer Manoj
Jagyasi said that after
the increase in the rat-
ings of the channel, the
channel is getting tre-
mendous response in
the ad market.
On this occasion the
CEO of the channel Dr
Jagdeesh Chandra said
that on principle of
‘Khabar Hi Jeevan Hai,’
the channel has carved
a niche for itself in the
news market in just a
span of 8 months.
BARC TRP ratings: Bharat 24 leads the pack!
CM: Peoples’ problems being
resolved under Cong’s regime
CM Ashok Gehlot being felicitated by presenting him with a painting of Lord Shrinathji by Dr
CP Joshi and Sitaram Lamba during the two day long Haldighati Yuva Mahotsav being held at
Rajsamand on Friday. Also seen here is Udailal Anjana and others.
l Dr CP Joshi has immensely contributed to Nathdwara’s
devp.A big list of demands comes from him for his area: CM
l I would suggest to start AI courses in colleges. It is
necessary to support youth in tribal areas: Dr CP Joshi
CentreshouldmakelawonRTHsocialsecurity:CM
FROM P1…
CM Ashok Gehlot being welcomed by applying a ‘tilak’ on his
forehead during the concluding ceremony of ‘Satchandi Navkund
Mahayagya’ at Bheel Magra village in Rajsamand dist on Friday.
CM Gehlot with Dharmendra Rathore arrives in Ajmer on Friday.
Om Birla addresses peoples’ concerns during the Jansunwai held
at the Camp Office in Kota on Friday.
Om Birla being welcomed during the mass marriage ceremony of
Bhil community at Khairabad town in Kota district on Friday.
Vasundhara Raje interacts with brides during the mass marriage
ceremony of Gurjar community in Jhalawar on Thursday.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot affectionately meets and
interacts with freedom fighter Madan Mohan Somatiya at
New Cottage in Nathdwara on Friday.
WARM GREETINGS
Mass marriages,a sign of
positive change: Om Birla
Jodh: CM’s approves to
set up permanent bench
of Appellate Tribunal
‘IsharestrongbondwithGurjars
asIam‘Samdhan’ofthisSamaj’
First India Bureau
Kota: UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal is on
a 3-day visit to Kota
from today. During his
tour, he will participate
in various programmes
and interact with the
residents under the
‘Haath se Haath Jodo’
campaign.
A padyatra will be
taken out in two shifts
in the morning and
evening in Ward No. 11
and 61 from May 6 to
May 8 under the leader-
ship of Dhariwal. Peo-
ple’s representatives
and Congress workers
of the area, including
PCC member Amit Dha-
riwal will participate in
the yatra.
Shanti Dhariwal and
Amit Dhariwal have
been meeting people of
the area through pady-
atras. They have taken
feedback from resi-
dents about the develop-
ment works. Discussing
about relief camps, they
have appealed to people
to take advantage of
govt’s welfare schemes.
They have been lis-
tenening to people’s
problems and instruct-
ing officials to resolve
them at the earliest.
Dhariwal to meet people under
‘Haath Se Haath Jodo’ drive
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved the proposal to
open a permanent
bench of ‘Rajasthan
Civil Services Appellate
Tribunal’ in Jodhpur.
This bench will be oper-
ated in court number-19
of the old heritage
building of Jodhpur
High Court. Gehlot has
taken this decision
keeping in view
the convenience of
the state person-
nel.
The Chief
Minister
has also
approved the creation
of a total of 13 posts in
this permanent bench
including 2 posts of
Member, 1 Assistant
Registrar, 2 Informa-
tion Assistant, 2 Senior
Asst, 3 Junior Asst and
3 Personal Asst Grade-2.
A financial provision
of Rs 25 lakh has been
made for necessary
equipment and furni-
ture for the office.
With this, cas-
es related to
personnel like
pension, salary
fixation, pro-
motion etc. will
be resolved
quickly
.
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has given financial
approval of Rs 18 crore for the construction of modern
bus stand in Jodhpur. This bus stand will be built in
Paota fruit-vegetable market area of the city. It will also
be connected by footbridge to Rai Ke Bagh railway sta-
tion. With the construction of this bus stand equipped
with modern facilities, on one hand, better facilities will
be available to the passengers, on the other hand, there
will be ease in movement and stoppage of buses.
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JAIPUR | SATURDAY,
MAY 6, 2023
ayushi Dholakia is a
name that resonates
with beauty
, confidence,
and perseverance. Aay-
ushi made history by
becoming the first Indi-
an to win the Miss Teen
International crown in the pag-
eant’s 27-year history
. The beau-
ty was crowned Miss Teen Inter-
national 2019 on December 19, in
New Delhi, competing against 20
other contestants from around
the globe.
In an exclusive interview with
City First, Aayushi shares the
story of her journey, the support
of her family
, and her passion for
the entertainment industry
. “My
dad is a doctor, and my mom is a
fashion designer. I have got the
best of both worlds as I have a
completely academic back-
ground while also getting a hint
of the world of performing arts.
My parents never confined me to
focus on one particular field and
never wanted me to pursue a
medical degree. They have al-
ways supported and taught me to
do what I love and go for the ca-
reer that I want to pursue, which
is best for my future.”
Reflecting on her journey
, Aay-
ushi says, “The entire pageant
journey was quite enriching,
and my journey after winning
Miss Teen International has
been more eventful because I got
to discover and explore the other
possibilities I have in life. I have
started getting into acting, host-
ing, and broadcasting. Aayushi
conveyed her deepest apprecia-
tion and gratitude towards the
esteemed Glamanand Group, led
by the visionary Nikhil Anand
and Jagdeesh Chandra, for be-
stowing upon her the exception-
al opportunity to flaunt her pro-
ficiency as a host and display her
innate talents with elegance and
finesse. Their unwavering sup-
port and guidance throughout
her remarkable journey have
undoubtedly played a pivotal
role in shaping her career and
realizing her dreams.
Aayushi’s source of inspira-
tion and role model is the former
Miss Universe, Sushmita Sen. “I
look up to her not only because
she made our country proud by
winning the Miss Universe title,
but also admire how empowered
she is. She is a woman of her
word and does what she says.
She is a genuine personality
. It
is really inspiring how she
manages her family and work,
and striking the right balance is
something we can learn from
her.”
Aayushi’s motto in life is
“FOOD,” where F stands for fo-
cus, O for optimism, the sec-
ond O for observation,
and D for discipline.
“Discipline and de-
termination are
what you need in
life to achieve
great success. So
this is my
‘FOOD’ formu-
la.”
Aayushi’s
passion for
the entertain-
ment indus-
try and her
determina-
tion to suc-
ceed make
her an inspi-
ration to many
young aspiring
models and ac-
tresses. Her jour-
ney so far has
been amazing,
and she is fo-
cused on
a c h i e v i n g
her child-
hood dream of becoming
Femina Miss India. With her
talent, passion, and dedica-
tion, Aayushi is sure to
make a significant impact
in the Indian entertain-
ment industry in the
years to come.
City First brings to you the alluring odyssey of Aayushi
Dholakia, a remarkably gifted and dynamic damsel, who
soared to the pinnacle of triumph as the distinguished
anchor of the esteemed Miss Teen Diva 2022!
A
SHUBHANSHI PATHAK
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
Classic Beauty
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Dr Archit Tiwari, who has been awarded the Fellow of the Indian Society Of Oral Implantologist
(F.I.S.O.I) and Diplomate in Oral Implantology by the World Congress of Oral Implantology
(Japan) for his work in the field of dental implants, completed his graduation in 2017 and an
internship from Govt. Dental College Hospital, Jaipur. In an exclusive interview with City First,
Dr Tiwari talks about Sports dentistry, general care, cosmetic dentistry and dental implants!
r Archit Tiwari
emphasizes pre-
vention as well as
personalized at-
tention, offering
complete dental
services in all ar-
eas including general care,
cosmetic dentistry and
dental implants. Fear of
going to the dentist affects
over 90% of people. Dental
avoidance, the noise of
drills, the fear of pain,
phobia, inhibition and
other concerns contribute
to dental stress and anxi-
ety. Dr Tiwari's desire to
give the most comfortable
dental experience possible
has motivated him to im-
port and implement the
latest dental technology at
Impladent, Tilak Nagar,
Jaipur, from the ambience
to treatment rooms and
dental chairs. With sophis-
ticated technology and one
of the finest dentists in the
world, he practices almost
painless procedures for
precise outcomes.
Dr Archit Tiwari com-
pleted his junior residency
in the Dept. of Maxillofa-
cial Surgery at the prestig-
ious VMMC Safdarjung
Hospital, New Delhi. He is
the youngest implantolo-
gist in the country and has
received various awards.
Dr Archit Tiwari is also a
certified Sports dentist by
the Institute of Sports Sci-
ence Technology
. He spe-
cialised in making cus-
tomised mouthguards for
athletes managing Oro-
Facial Injuries. He is also
a sports dentist at the
sports injury centre, SMS
Stadium Jaipur. Dr Archit
is Asso. Fellow in Laser
Dentistry By World Clini-
cal Laser Institute (USA).
He is even appointed as an
Honorary Consultant den-
tist to the Vice President
of India, Jagdeep
Dhankhar his family
.
Affordable dental treat-
ment, state-of-the-art facil-
ity, world-class technology
and soothing ambience
have positioned him in
such a way to attract pa-
tients and celebrities from
all across.
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ANITA HADA
anita.hada@firstindianews.com
Dr Archit, you are a certified
sports dentist, how is it dif-
ferent from a regular dentist?
Sports dentistry is one of the
most recent and upcoming fields
in dentistry. It mainly includes
the prevention and management
of athletics-r elated orofacial in-
juries and associated oral dis-
eases. Customised mouthguards
are fabricated for athletes so
that it fits properly and saves the
oral cavity from any oral inju-
ries while playing.
What attracted you to
dentistry?
I have acknowledged and ad-
mired this profession since
childhood and had the privilege
to learn under the best that is my
mother Dr Anjali Dave Tiwari,
an ardent Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgeon who has inspired me
every day with her compassion
towards patient care.
What is the role of implan-
tology in dental options for
the elderly?
There isn’t really any age which
is considered ‘too old for dental
implant treatment’. A reasona-
bly healthy person can safely
and predictably have implants
placed resulting in a vastly im-
proved quality of life, assisting
them to maintain a balanced nu-
tritious diet and active lifestyle;
remaining every bit as confident
and socially engaging as a per-
son with their natural teeth.
HEALTH
PERSONALITY

Boost your
You have been appointed as Honorary
Consultant dentist to the Hon’ble Vice
President of India, Shri Jagdeep
Dhankhar his family, how did this
happen?
Hon’ble VP sir is very close to our family
and in the initial days of his law practice, he
use to be a close associate of my grandfather
Justice VS Dave. He has been taking dental
treatment from my mother Dr Anjali Dave
Tiwari and now I am fortunate enough to fill
her shoes as I have been appointed the Hony
Consultant Dentist to Hon’Ble VP Sir.
You also have a charity clinic at Jagat-
pura, how did that come about and
how does it function?
We have our charity clinic at Jagatpura,
where we treat patients for the majority of
treatments obtaining zero monetary bene-
fits provide some treatments at a very low
and affordable cost. We started this because
I used to experience regularly in my prac-
tice that many people want to get good qual-
ity treatment done and are in major pain
but unfortunately, they cannot afford pri-
vate clinics and face a lot of challenges
in terms of hygiene and
availability in get-
ting treatment at
government
hospitals.
Dr Archit Tiwari
Dr Archit Tiwari with VP Jagdeep Dhankhar

A
nushka Shar-
ma and Virat
Kohli are often
seen treating
fans with their roman-
tic pictures on social
media. As soon as they
post a picture, it takes
over the Internet in no
time. On Friday morn-
ing, Virat decided to
surprise fans by shar-
ing a beautiful picture
with his wife. It seems
like the power couple
enjoyed an intimate
dinner date in Delhi.
In the picture, Anush-
ka is seen
sporting an orange
dress featuring bal-
loon sleeves while Vi-
rat looked dapper in
an all-black outfit. The
couple always manag-
es to complement each
other. They were seen
flashing their million-
dollar smiles as they
posed for the camera.
Virat ditched a cap-
tion and instead,
used red heart and
infinity sign emo-
jis. After he
shared the pic-
ture, their fans
were seen re-
acting to it.
he beauty mogul, Kylie Jenner, ar-
rived at the Met Gala 2023 red carpet
on Monday wearing a beautiful red
gown by Haider Ackermann for Jean
Paul Gaultier. This wasn't the only
Ackermann-designed outfit Jenner
wore that night. She also wore a
black, off-the-shoulder gown later in the
evening to dance the night away. The 25-year-
old star’s choice of designer could be a hint
to her bud- ding connection with Oscar
nominee and rumoured boy-
friend Timothée Chalamet
who is apparently a close friend
of Ackermann. The 'Dune' ac-
tor has a long relationship
with Ackermann and has worn
his creations to various signifi-
cant occasions in the past. However, he
was conspicuously absent from the gala
event despite having just finished filming a
Chanel commercial in NYC.
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T
he Kerala Story
starring Adah
Sharma, Yogita
Bihani, Siddhi
Idnani and Sonia Bala-
ni has been hitting
headlines for the
wrong reasons. Ever
since the trailer was
released, the film faced
massive backlash on
social media. Kerala
Chief Minister
Pinarayi Vijayan even
slammed the makers
for ‘spreading hate
propaganda against
the state’. On Friday,
Kerala High Court re-
fused to issue a stay
order on the release of
the film ‘The Kerala
Story’. The petitions
were filed in pursu-
ance of a teaser of the
film which was re-
leased recently depict-
ing that innocent girls
were lured and con-
verted to Islam over a
period of time. The pe-
titioners alleged that
the film, which claims
to be based on true
facts, is ‘false and mis-
leading’ and is likely to
hurt religious senti-
ments and spread ha-
tred between commu-
nities in India. The
petitions were first
filed in Supreme Court
under Article 32 of the
Constitution of India.
However, the Supreme
Court held that it was
open for the petition-
ers to move to the ap-
propriate High Court
having jurisdiction.
Later, the case went to
Kerela High Court and
Chennai High Court.
Ameet Naik, Manag-
ing Partner of Naik,
Naik and Company
represented the pro-
ducers of the film Vi-
pul Shah and Sunshine
Pictures Pvt. Ltd. and
opposed the grant of
any reliefs against the
release and exploita-
tion of the film. Naik
pointed out that the
film carries a disclaim-
er that it is a work of
fiction and does not
claim ‘historical and
factual accuracy’. He
also pointed out that
CBFC, which is a statu-
tory body competent to
certify films has found
the film to be in con-
formity with the
Guidelines and fit for
public exhibition. Both
the courts refused to
grant any relief
against the filmmak-
ers and the film. The
Division Bench of Ker-
ela High Court, after
watching the teaser
and trailer of the film
observed that there is
no allegation against
Islam and there is noth-
ing offensive to any
particular community
as a whole. The court
also not-
ed that the
film carries
an appropriate
disclaimer and is
certified by CBFC to
be fit for public exhi-
bition. The courts
refused to grant
any stay on the
release and exhi-
bition of the
film. After be-
ing surrounded
by controversy,
the film has
been finally re-
leased world-
wide today
.
K
hloeKardashi-
anandTristan
Thompson’s
baby boy’s
namehasbeenfinally
revealed. The 38-year-
old reality star wel-
comed her second
child with on-again-
off-again beau in July
last year via a surro-
gacy
. Since then, the
couple has remained
tight-lipped about the
name of their son.
However, it has now
been finally re-
vealed. Read
on to find out.
According
to The U.S.
Sun, Khloe
and Tristan’s son has
been named Tatum
Robert. Yes, that’s
right! It was last
month when Khloe
revealed, that just
like her firstborn, i.e.
her daughter True’s
name starts with ‘T’,
she would like to
name her son with
something beginning
with T. However, she
has been hesitant to
announce the name
in public, especially
after the drama
when her sis-
ter Kylie Jen-
ner changed
her son’s
name from
Wolf to Aire.
L
ove Again
s t a r r i n g
P r i ya n k a
Chopra and
Sam Heughan is a
romantic-comedy-
drama movie
which is directed
by James C
Strouse. Earlier,
this movie was all
set to be released
on May 12, 2023, but
its release was pushed
a week earlier and it
will not hit the theatres on
May 5, 2023. Love Again
will be exclusively re-
leased in theatres. Cur-
rently, no date is set for
Love Again to be available
for streaming and it will
most likely remain un-
known for a few months
more. However, as the
movie is distributed by
Sony Pictures, it will
most likely be released
on Netflix after some
time. No date has been
set for it to be made
available on 4K Ultra
HD, Blu-ray, and DVD.
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GALA SECRET
KYLIE’S MET
GALA SECRET
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Love is in the air
The Kerala Story
BABY BOY'S
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LOVE
AGAIN
FACING BACKLASH
I
n a recent viral video, North West can
be seen waiting outside at the Met
Gala on Monday while mother Kim
Kardashian walked the red carpet. In
the viral video, North can be
seen standing by herself as
her mother was seen posing
for photographers just a
few feet away. Fans have
mixed reactions to the vi-
ral TikTok. The caption
read, “Kim just left north
on the street.” However,
it should be noted that
several bodyguards and
handlers were surround-
ing North West. The
background voice in
the video can be heard
saying, “Wait, she’s so
overwhelmed. She
looks lost.”
Priyanka Chopra
Kim Kardashian Kylie Jenner
Anushka Sharma
Virat’s post...
Khloe Kardashian Adah Sharma
Poster of the film...

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