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CBI ARRESTS TMC MLA JIBAN
KRISHNA SAHA OVER JOB SCAM
P5
CBI SUMMONS ABHISHEK IN JOBS
SCAM HRS AFTER COURT RELIEF
P5
Kolkata: Abhishek Banerjee, the nephew of WB CM
Mamata Banerjee, got the CBI summons on Mon-
day just hours after the SC paused probe against
him for alleged corruption in recruiting teachers.
Mumbai: Tech giant Apple is all set to open its
first retail store in India at BKC business district
in Mumbai today. According to reports, Tim
Cook will also meet PM Modi on Wednesday.
Kolkata: CBI on Monday arrested TMC MLA
Jiban Krishna Saha after grilling him for 65
hours in connection with alleged irregularities in
job of assistant teachers in govt schools in WB.
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Vol 4 l Issue No. 310
Pages 12 l `3.00
APRIL, 2023
TUESDAY
JAIPUR
P6
CENTRE SUBMITS A FRESH
APPLICATION THAT SAYS...
 Petitions before the
court reflect urban elitist
views for the purpose of
social acceptance, do not
represent the view nation.
 The court must refrain
from passing such
omnibus orders. Proper
authority for the same is
appropriate legislature.
 This is the only consti-
tutional approach permis-
sible under Constitution
while recognising any
socio-legal relationship as
an institution with sanc-
tion under the law.
 The competent legisla-
ture is the only consti-
tutional organ which
is aware of the above
referred considerations.
 Marriage is necessar-
ily a social concept and a
sanctity to said institu-
tion is attached under
respective governing laws
and customs as it is given
sanctity by law on basis of
social acceptance.
 Social acceptance and
adherence to societal
ethos, common values,
shared beliefs across
religions, in case of rec-
ognition of “socio-legal
institution of marriage”
is not be confused with
majoritarianism.
 Any encroachment on
the legislative powers
solely reserved for the
elected representatives
would be against the
well-settled principles of
‘separation of powers’
which is held to be a part
of the basic structure of
the Constitution.
4 PILGRIMS DIE IN
TRUCK AND CAR
CRASH IN DHOLPUR
Dholpur: Four pilgrims
on their way to Kaila Devi
temple in Karauli district
were killed while four
others injured when their
car collided head-on with
a truck, police said on
Monday, incident occurred
on late Sunday night. P7
SISODIA’S JUDICIAL
CUSTODY IN CBI AND
ED CASES EXTENDED
New Delhi: A Delhi court on
Monday extended the judicial
custody of Manish Sisodia in
ED and CBI cases related to
alleged irregularities in the
now-scrapped excise policy.
Court extended Sisodia’s JC
in the CBI case till April 27
and the ED case till April 29.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
VLADIMIR PUTIN CRITIC
JAILED FOR 25 YEARS
IN THE TREASON CASE
Moscow: Outspoken Kremlin
critic Vladimir Kara-Murza
was jailed for a quarter of
a century by a Moscow
court on Monday, harshest
sentence of its kind since
Russia invaded Ukraine, after
it found him guilty of treason
and other offences he denied.
Army jawan arrested in
connection with killing
of 4 jawans in Bhatinda
First India Bureau
Bhatinda: A soldier
was on Monday arrest-
ed from the Punjab’s
Bathinda Military Sta-
tion in connection with
the recent firing inci-
dent in which four army
personnel were killed in
their sleep, Punjab Po-
lice sources said. The
accused, Army gunner
Mohan Desai, confessed
to the crime and said he
shot his colleagues over
personal disputes. “Af-
ter sustained interroga-
tion, we found that one
weapon was stolen and
used to kill the jawans.
Later, one from Artil-
lery unit was detained
during probe,” SSP said.
Arrested jawan confessed to his involvement
in stealing an INSAS rifle and killing four of
his colleagues to the Police. Initial investiga-
tions indicate that this was due to personal enmity.
—Gulneet Khurana, Bathinda SSP
India, Russia in talks for
FTA, BIPA to deepen ties
First India Bureau
New Delhi: India and
Russia are working on
firming up a bilateral
agreement for the pro-
motion and protection
of investments and
Moscow is looking at
expanding trade ties
with New Delhi, Rus-
sian Deputy Prime Min-
ister Denis Manturov
said on Monday.Ad-
dressing an event, Man-
turov also said that Rus-
sia, along with the Eur-
asian Economic Com-
mission, is looking for-
ward to intensifying
negotiations on a free
trade agreement with
India.
S Jaishankar, D Valentinovich
Manturov in Delhi on Monday.
NSA Ajit Doval with Russian Dy
PM Denis Manturov on Monday.
K’taka elections:
BJP’s 3rd list of
10 candidates
First India Bureau
Bengaluru: The BJP
on Monday released
their third list of candi-
dates of 10 candidates
for the upcoming Kar-
nataka Assembly Elec-
tions. The third list saw
them fielding Mahesh
Tenjinakai against
turncoat Jagdish Shet-
tar for the Hubli-Dhar-
wad Central Assembly
constituency. Shettar
on Monday joined Con-
gress, after he quit BJP
for being denied ticket
in the 10 May State As-
sembly elections.
World class infra being built in State: CM
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said on
Monday that due to the
efforts of the state gov-
ernment, world-class
infrastructure has been
created in the state.
“The Rajasthan Inter-
national Centre has
been constructed at a
cost of about Rs 140
crore on the lines of In-
dia International Cen-
tre and India Habitat
Centre in Delhi. High
level meetings, semi-
nars and conferences
can be organized in this
centre, including cul-
tural, business, aca-
demic programs of na-
tional and internation-
al level. The main goal
of the state government
is to make Rajasthan
the first state of the
country by 2030,” Ge-
hlot said while address-
ing inauguration cere-
mony of Rajasthan Int’l
Centre located in Jhala-
na, Jaipur on Monday
.
He said that construc-
tion works like Mahat-
ma Gandhi Institute of
Governance and Social
Sciences, multi-storey
IPDTowerinSMSHosp,
Constitution Club, Digi-
tal Museum in Vidhan
Sabha, Gandhi Darshan
Museum are being done
by State Govt, due to
which, Jaipur is emerg-
ing as world class city. P8
Gehlot inaugurates
the Rajasthan
International
Centre and Centre
of Excellence for
Revenue Research
and Analysis
Kunjilal Meena presents RIC membership card to CM Ashok Gehlot in presence of Shanti Dhariwal, Lal
Chand Kataria, Parsadi Lal Meena, Usha Sharma and Rafeek Khan at RIC centre in Jhalana on Monday.
CM Gehlot, Randhawa, Dotasra
huddle to check nerve of cadres
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: With just a few
monthsleftforAssembly
elections,therulingCon-
gress in Rajasthan has
swung into action mode
and directed MLAs to
leave no stone unturned
to ensure the benefits of
government schemes
are passed on to the ben-
eficiaries through infla-
tion relief camps begin-
ning next week.
AICC in-charge for
State Sukhjinder Singh
Randhawa, CM Ashok
Gehlot and PCC chief
Govind Singh Dotasra
talked to MLAs about
plan for countering anti
incumbency, assess-
ment of third force on
their seats, social media
presence & public mood
regarding elections. P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and
Govind Singh Dotasra in a meeting at the PCC office on Monday.
Trio gathers feedback
from MLAs about govt
schemes, local issues
and caste equations. For
this, party began one-to-
one dialogues with Cong
and supporting MLAs.
LEGAL RECOGNITION FOR SAME-SEX MARRIAGES
‘SAME SEX UNION ELITIST VIEW’
A day ahead of hearing, Centre
urged SC to dismiss the petitions
A five-judge constitution bench
to hear batch of petitions today
Moni Sharma
New Delhi:Adayahead
of the constitution
bench hearing in the Su-
preme Court seeking
recognition of same-sex
marriage in India, the
Centre urged the top
court to dismiss the
batchof petitionsstress-
ing that the issues
should be left to the wis-
domof theelectedrepre-
sentatives of the people.
A five-judge constitu-
tion bench headed by
Chief Justice of India D
Y Chandrachud, Justice
Sanjay Kishan Kaul,
Justice P S Narsimha,
Justice Hima Kohli and
Justice S Narsimha is
scheduled to hear the
batch of petitions on
Tuesday. The court has
been seized of 15 peti-
tions demanding legal
recognition for same-
sex marriages.
Hearing, consequen-
tial outcome will have
significant ramifica-
tions for country where
common people and
parties hold divergent
views on the subject.
GOEL AS EC: BENCH RECUSES
FROM HEARING PLEA IN SC
A Supreme Court bench headed by
Justice Kuttiyil Mathew Joseph on
Monday recused
from hearing a plea
challenging ap-
pointment of Arun
Goel as Election
Commissioner. A
Supreme Court
bench of Justices Joseph and BV Na-
garathna said, “List the matter before
another bench”.
SC SEEKS DELHI POLICE’S
REPLY ON KARAT’S PLEA
The SC on Monday asked the Delhi
police to respond to plea in 3 weeks
of CPI(M) leader
Brinda Karat chal-
lenging Delhi HC’s
order dismissing a
petition against trial
court’s refusal to
order registration of
an FIR against Union Minister Anurag
Thakur and his BJP MP Pravesh
Verma for their alleged hate speeches.
ASARAM CASE: SC SETS ASIDE
HC ORDER SUMMONING LAMBA
The Supreme Court on Monday set
aside an order of the Rajasthan HC
by which it had
summoned an IPS
officer Ajay Lamba
for recording his
evidence in connec-
tion with an appeal
filed by self-styled
godman Asaram Bapu in a rape case.
“We have allowed the appeal and set
aside the judgement,” the bench said.
YOU READ IT IN FIRST INDIA ON APRIL 13, 2023
POLICE FORMS 3-MEMBER SIT TO PROBE
MURDER; TEAM TO BE HEADED BY ADGP
PLEA IN TOP COURT FOR INDEPENDENT
COMMITTEE PROBE INTO THE 2 KILLINGS
Lucknow: UP Police has formed a three-member Special
Investigation Team (SIT) to probe killing of gangster-
turned-politician Atiq Ahmad and his brother Ashraf
in Prayagraj, a senior official said on Monday. In order
to ensure qualitative probe and time-bound action, a
3-member team of supervisors has also been formed.
New Delhi: A day after gangster-politician Atiq Ahmad
and his brother Ashraf were shot dead under police
escort, a plea was filed in Supreme Court seeking the
constitution of an independent expert committee headed
by a former apex court judge to probe the killings.
ATIQ, ASHRAF KILLINGS
All 3 assailants shifted to
Pratapgarh District Jail
First India Bureau
Prayagraj: Lavlesh Ti-
wari, Sunny Singh, and
Arun Maurya, 3 who
shot and killed gangster
Atiq Ahmed and his
brother, were shifted
from Naini (Prayagraj)
Central Jail to Pratap-
garh District Jail on
Monday. Police had in-
tel that suggested that 3
were under threat of
attack behind bars in
Naini jail. All three will
be kept separately from
other prisoners, special
monitoring will be done
by officials. More on P6
Police had intel
that suggested
3 were under
threat of attack
Arun Maurya Sunny Lavlesh Tiwari
FTA with Rus-
sia-led Eurasian
Economic Union
will make real difference
to trade relationship.
—S Jaishankar, EAM
Mahesh Tenjinakai
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 2023
02
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: The Rajasthan
Tourism Development
Corporation finally an-
nounced relaxation in
12 categories on stay in
corporation’s hotels
across the state.
There will be 50%
discount to Bharat Rat-
na, Padma Vibhushan,
Padma Bhushan, Pad-
ma Shri, Gallantry
Award, Param Vir
Chakra, Mahavir
Chakra, Vir Chakra,
Ashok Chakra, Kirti
Chakra and Shaurya
Chakra winners. The
exemption period will
be valid from 1 April to
31 March next year.
50% discount for Na-
tional Sports Promotion
Awardwinnersof Maul-
ana Abul Kalam Azad
Trophy, Arjuna Award,
Dronacharya Award,
Major Dhyan Chand
Khel Ratna Award, and
Dhyan Chand Award
will also be applicable.
Recently, RTDC
Chairman Dharmendra
Rathore had announced
the exemption.
The exemption will
also apply to State gov-
ernment employees,
central government em-
ployees, state employees
of all states, students
and youth appearing for
competitive exams, and
accredited journalists.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: Under the
leadership of BJP State
President CP Joshi and
Union Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat, a
massivegheraowasheld
at the collectorate. The
rally and the ‘Mahagh-
erao’ started from 11:00
am on Monday
. A memo-
randum was submitted
to the district collector,
by the BJP
, accusing the
government of increas-
ing crime and breaking
promises.
Under the leadership
of BJP state president
CP Joshi, several party
officials reached the
main gate of the collec-
torate and demanded
the district collector to
come out and collect the
memorandum. But the
District Collector did
not come out of office
and remained adamant
on taking the memoran-
dum inside. After wait-
ing for a long time, the
BJP officials pasted the
memorandum on the
collectorate wall and re-
turned. Addressing the
Mahagherao, Union
Minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat said that
CM Gehlot is repeating
speeches of these days
as well. “He focuses 30%
of his speech on me
only. ,” he said. BJP
state president CP Joshi
said that in today’s time,
the govt of Rajasthan
has hated saffron.
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: The opposi-
tion BJP on Monday
organised a division
level party workers
meeting to hold discus-
sions on upcoming elec-
tions. The party’s state
president CP Joshi, un-
ion ministers Gajendra
Singh Shekhawat and
Kailash Chaudhary, in
charge Vasudev Devna-
ni and other leaders mo-
tivated the party work-
ers from Jodhpur divi-
sion to work hard to
bring the party to power
in the assembly elec-
tions. Office bearers
from Jodhpur, Jaisalm-
er, Barmer, Jalore, Siro-
hi and Pali attended the
meeting. They ex-
pressed commitment to
win all 33 assembly
seats of the division in
the elections.
Local leaders of the
party Kamlesh Purohit,
Jagdish Dhandiya and
Manish Purohit said
that the party workers
feel motivated with
such meetings and they
are encouraged to work
hard on ground.
RTDC declares hotel stay benefits
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Heavy police force was deployed to stop BJP workers during the
protest in Jodhpur on Monday.
CP Joshi, Gajendra S Shekhawat, Kailash Choudhary, and Bhajan Lal
Sharma during the BJP divisional meeting in Jodhpur on Monday.
Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat addressing the protest rally in Jodhpur on Monday. CP Joshi,
PP Chaudhary, Kailash Choudhary, and other BJP leaders are also seen.
CP Joshi, Shekhawat,
others discuss plan to
win poll battle in State
BJP takes on State govt with a
mega protest in CM’s home turf
BJP workers led by CP Joshi reached Jodhpur collectorate to submit the memorandum
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Congress MLA
Raghu Sharma on Mon-
day backed the demand
of former deputy chief
minister Sachin Pilot
that alleged cases of
corruption under the
former CM Vasundha-
ra Raje led govt in Ra-
jasthan should be
probed. Sharma said
Pilot is a senior leader
of the party and the
2018 assembly elections
in the state were fought
and won under his lead-
ership as the PCC chief.
"The allegations of cor-
ruption were levelled
against the then BJP
govt. It was a big issue
in elections. We had
made charges against
the BJP, so prima facie
that should be dis-
cussed," the former
minister told reporters
outside new PCC office.
Pilot had recently
held a day-long fast in
Jaipur seeking probe
into alleged corruption
cases of the former BJP
govt. He said the Con-
gress had made the cor-
ruption in the then Raje
govt an election issue
and promised probe on
coming to power but
more than four years
have passed but the
Ashok Gehlot led govt
has failed to initiate a
probe into allegations.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the case of
rape of a minor by her
46-year-old uncle, the
accused has been sent
to life imprisonment
till natural death in the
Chandwaji area. The
incident came to light
when the 17-and-a-half-
year-old victim became
pregnant after this vic-
tim’s mother lodged
FIR against her broth-
er-in-law on January
27, 2021. The lawyer did
not appear to defend
the accused arrested on
February 9, 2021. Spe-
cial Public Prosecutor
Vijaya Pareek termed it
a heinous crime, while
POCSO Judge Sandeep
Kumar Sharma also im-
posed fine of Rs 3 lakh.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A case of mo-
lestation of a school-
girl by an e-rickshaw
driver has been re-
ported in Jaipur. The
school pick-dropping
e-rickshawdrivermis-
behaved with minor
and lured her with
money not to tell any-
one. The victim’s
mother has lodged a
report at Bindayaka
police station under
POCSOAct.SHOBhu-
pendraSinghisinves-
tigating the case.
The complaint told
the police that her
12-year-old daughter
studies in school
and commuted in e-
rickshaw. On April
13, the accused driv-
er brought his bike
instead of the e-rick-
shaw and molested
the girl child.
10-YR-OLD RAPED
IN JPR, 2 HELD
Jaipur: A 10-year-old
girl was raped in an
area under the Kotwali
police station. The people
caught two accused when
the victim cried loudly.
The accused were handed
over to the police who
filed a case and are inves-
tigating the matter.
12-YR-OLD RAPED
IN CHOMU
Jaipur: In another tragic
incident 12-year-old girl
was raped in Chomu area.
The accused committed
the crime by taking the
victim to a deserted
place. The relatives of the
victim got case registered
under sections of rape
and POCSO Act. The
accused was arrested and
produced in the court.
DISCOUNTS ON
BULK BOOKINGS
Apart from discounts for
various category, special
discount will be available on
bulk booking. 30% discount
will be available on booking
25 to 35 rooms, 50% dis-
count will be available from 1
April to 30 September, 20%
discount in this category
from 1 October to 31 March.
Raghu Sharma supports
Pilotforraisingquestions
Lifer, `3L penalty to rape victim’s uncle
E-rickshawdriverbooked
for molesting minor while
taking her to school
Raghu Sharma, Rakesh Pareek, and Suresh Tak gave suggestions
regarding inflation relief camp at PCC office on Monday.
Khetri/Shahpura: Former Dy CM SAchin Pilot during
his visit to Khetri commented that he will not back down
from the issues that he raised against the Raje govt.
“We fought against the
Vasundhara government
while being in the opposi-
tion. The issues on which
we surrounded the govt and
the public gave us a chance
to form the govt. My fight
is on those issues, we are
not going to back down,” he
said. Pilot also participated
in Shri Sitaram Mahayagya
organized at Parmanand-
dham Khori Shahpura and
offered sacrifice in the Yag-
ya. During this, MLA Indraj
Gurjar, MLA Vedprakash
Solanki, Congress leader and candidate from Shahpura
Manish Yadav, Mahant of Triveni Dham Ramrichpaldas
were present also present on this occasion.
GUDHA CHALLENGES HIGH COMMAND:
MoS for Soldier Welfare Rajendra Singh Gudha said that
he has warned the Congress high command and the
state in-charge. The minister said, “I want to challenge,
if you have the guts, then take disciplinary action against
Sachin Pilot.” Gudha was speaking at a meeting held
after the unveiling of the martyr’s statue in Khetri on
Monday. Former Dy CM Sachin Pilot was also present.
Jaipur: In the case related to the kidnapping and
raping of a 15-year-old girl, Diwakar Pandey, a
resident of Rohtas, Bihar has been sentenced to 20
years of rigorous imprisonment. The accused took
the victim by coaxing from Sanganer Sadar area on
April 16, 2019. He tried to marry the victim by keep-
ing her at home for 6-7 months and taking her to
marriage court. On December 30, 2019, the sister-
in-law of the accused brought the victim to Jaipur.
Special Public Prosecutor Rachna Mann represent-
ed the state government and stated that the consent
of the minor does not matter in the law. Besides
the sentencing, the POCSO judge Hemraj Gaur also
slapped a fine of Rs 55,000 on the criminal.
SACHIN PILOT STICKS TO HIS DEMAND
OF PROBE AGAINST PREVIOUS GOVT
BIHAR MAN SENTENCED 20 YRS FOR
RAPE, KIDNAP OF A MINOR
Sachin Pilot unveiling the
statue of Martyr Sheoram
Gurjar in Khetri on Monday.
CRIME AGAINST MINORS Clean chit to Min Dhariwal
challenged in Apex court
`2 crore ransom sought
from businessman in Jaipur
First India Bureau
New Delhi: In the fa-
mous single lease case
of Rajasthan, clean chit
to UDH minister Shanti
Dhariwal from the Ra-
jasthan high court has
been challenged in the
Supreme Court. The pe-
tition has been filed
challenging the deci-
sion of the Raj HC. The
division bench led by
Supreme Court Justice
Suryakant issued no-
tice on the petition.
The bench has sought
reply from Shanti Dha-
riwal, Home Secretary
and ACB.
Jaipur(FIB): Cases of
extortion are on the rise
in Jaipur. One such case
came to light in which
the miscreant demand-
ed Rs 2 crore from a
businessman here. The
caller threatened the
business with dire con-
sequences if he did not
give the money
. The vic-
tim has lodged a report
atJyotiNagarpolicesta-
tion. Police said that a
33-year-old business-
man, resident of Saha-
kar Marg Jyoti Nagar,
has a business of win-
dows and doors. He com-
plained that several
calls were received from
unknownnumbersfrom
around 10 pm to 12 am
on April 13.
The caller used five
different numbers. Po-
lice are looking for the
miscreants.
UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal
Satyanarayan Sharma
Jaipur: Some miscre-
ants created havoc in a
colony located in the
Kartarpura area on
Sunday night. The mis-
creants, who came in
the car, threw stones at
the cars parked outside
the houses. They es-
caped after breaking the
glasses of the cars with
their baseball bats. The
misdeeds of the miscre-
ants were captured in
the CCTV footage in-
stalledinthecolony
.The
people of the colony
have given a complaint
at the Mahesh Nagar po-
lice station. Based on
the footage, the police
are looking for the mis-
creants in the car. Ac-
cording to the police, the
miscreants created a
ruckus in Shanti Nagar
located in Kartapura.
The broken glass pieces of car.
Miscreants damage parked cars in
Kartarpura, act caught on CCTV
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man died by
suicide by hanging him-
self in the walled city
on Monday. Prior to it,
deceased also made a
video and accused some
people including a local
MLA of harassing him.
On information of the
incident, the Subhash
Chowk police station
team reached the spot.
The relatives alleged
that deceased Ram Pras-
adwastorturedsomuch
that he took his own life.
The deceased use to
work at transport com-
pany resides near the
Kale Hanuman temple
near chandi ki taksal
area. The land of the de-
ceased was 200 meters
away from here, which
had an ongoing dispute.
The deceased sent the
video made before the
suicide to his daughter.
The family members of the deceased refused to take the body and
protested in Jaipur on Monday. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Dharmendra Rathore
Man dies by suicide, accuses
local MLA others in video
NEWS DIGEST
GIRL SAVED FROM
KIDNAPPER WOMAN
SANITATION WORKERS'
DEMO AT DLB OFFICE
Jaipur: A case of the
kidnapping of a two-
year-old girl has come to
light in the Pratapnagar
area of the city. The girl
was saved due to the
alertness of the people.
The accused woman is
said to be mentally numb.
The family has registered
a case of kidnapping
at Pratap Nagar police
station. The victim alleges
that her daughter was
playing outside the house
on Sunday. Meanwhile, a
woman tried to forcibly
take away her child. The
people present on the
spot protested.
Jaipur: Sanitation workers
demonstrated at the DLB
office regarding their
demands and handed over
a memorandum to the
DLB director. President
of Sanyukt Valmiki Awam
Safai Shramik Sangh,
Nandkishore Dandoria told
that we had an agreement
with the govt to give
priority in appointments
to those who have worked
till 2018. After this, CM
announced the recruit-
ment of 30,000 sweepers.
But the administration is
making recruitments on
the basis of classification
but the priority is ignored.

RAJASTHAN
03
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Jhalana Leop-
ard Reserve has become
mini Ranthambore.
Thereareabout76tigers
in Ranthambore spread
over an area of 392
square kilometres while
there are 45 leopards in
the Jhalana in about 20
square kilometres.
In terms of numbers,
Jhalana has the highest
density of leopards in
the world. There are
more than 90 per cent
chances of leopard
sightings here. Because
of this, there are no
rooms available in
Jhalana Leopard Re-
serve until April 31.
There are almost 2
leopards for every
square kilometer. For
this reason, tourists are
almost always assured
of sighting at least one
leopard, although the
average tourist gener-
ally spots more of them
on a good day
.
Jhalana world’s most densely populated leopard reserve
MINI RANTHAMBORE
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The Urban
Olympic Games are set
to commence with the
Rajiv Gandhi Rural
Olympic Games. In
wake of the Rural
Olympics’ huge success
and the enthusiasm of
the players, nearly Rs
130 crore has been ap-
proved by Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot for the
event, and the Rural
and Urban Olympic
Games will be organ-
ised simultaneously
.
The Games will begin
on June 23, 2023. The on-
lineregistrationprocess
will start soon. State-
level competitions are
proposed to be held on
Sports Day (August 29,
2023). Notably
, the Chief
Ministerhadannounced
Rajiv Gandhi Rural and
Urban Olympic Games
in the budget 2023-24.
Theprimeobjectiveof
the state government is
to create an atmosphere
for sports in rural and
urban areas connecting
people to the fields.
`130 cr approved for
Rural, Urban Olympics First India Bureau
Jaipur: Aspirants for
competitive examina-
tions in the State will
now be able to sit for all
the examinations
through a one-time reg-
istration fee system.
The State Govern-
ment has fixed a fee of
Rs 600 for general cate-
gory, OBC/Extreme
Backward class appli-
cants of Rajasthan’s
creamy layer category
and Rs 400 for the re-
maining.
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot gave ap-
proval for issuing cir-
culars regarding this.
This will put a finan-
cial burden of about Rs
200 crore on the State
Government.
One-time registration fee
fixed for govt exam aspirants
RAJASTHAN STAFF
SELECTION BOARD
OBC/Extremely Backward
Classes of General Category/
Creamy Layer `450
Backward/MBC/EWS of
non-creamy layer `350
All specially-abled/scheduled
castes/tribes `250
Candidates whose annual
family income is less than
`2.50 lakh `250
Shyam Rangeela fined `11K
for feeding Nilgai at Jhalana
HC rejects SOG plea against
relief to Minister Shekhawat
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Comedian Shy-
am Rangeela, popular
for mimicking Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi,wasfinedRs11,000
for violating the Indian
ForestAct1953andWild-
life Protection Act 1972.
Rangeela had up-
loaded a video on his
YouTube channel on
April 13, in which he
was seen getting down
from the car and feed-
ing Nilgai in the Jhala-
na Leopard Reserve.
On April 15, Regional
Forest Officer Janesh-
war Chaudhary had is-
sued a notice to Rang-
eela, who appeared in
Jhalana on Monday and
accepted his mistake.
The Forest Department
imposed a fine of Rs
11,000 on Rangeela.
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: Rajasthan
High Court has reject-
ed an application of
Special Operations
Group (SOG) of Ra-
jasthan police to revise
an order on Union
Minister Gajendra Sin-
gh Shekhawat’s peti-
tion in connection
with Sanjivani coop-
erative society scam.
The High Court last
week granted stay on
the arrest of Shekha-
wat while hearing a
criminal miscellane-
ous petition filed by
the Union Minister.
The SOG moved an
application in the high
court saying that all
facts were not present-
ed before the court re-
quested the court to
amend the old order in
view of the new facts.
However, the court
rejected the applica-
tion and directed to
present the case in
next hearing.
Shekhawat had
moved a petition on
March 24 for quashing
the FIR in the case and
transferring the probe
to the CBI.
Recruitment for
posts of asst prof
in Vet Univ junked
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: The assistant
professor recruitment
of Rajasthan Veteri-
nary and Animal Sci-
ences University, Bi-
kaner will be cancelled.
The committee had
recommended the re-
cruitment of 72 posts of
assistant professor. The
committee also accept-
ed errors in recruit-
ment process and rec-
ommended cancellation
of the process.
The Department of
Personnel (DoP) said
on the report that
the department con-
cerned should decide
on the matter.
The committee gave
its report on April 4,
now the minister and
secretary will decide.
More forecast stns to
predict pollution levels
Pathak alleges graft
in gravel road tenders
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Hourly moni-
toring of pollution in
the State and predic-
tion will be possible as
forecast stations have
been set up in the pol-
lution control board.
Pollution monitoring
radar has been in-
stalled in each district.
Warnings can also be
issued depending on
the level of pollution.
Until now, only seven
forecast stations were
operational in the
state. Three forecast
stations are in Jaipur.
Now the pollution con-
trol board has linked
each district of the
state with the pollution
monitoring system.
There are 38 forecast
stations in the state, in-
cluding six forecast sta-
tions in Jaipur now.
First India Bureau
Karauli: Senior BJP
leader Ashok Pathak
has alleged corruption
in the tenders for gravel
road construction is-
sued by the Municipal
Council here.
Pathak said at a press
conference that tenders
worth Rs 5.5 crore have
been floated by the
council for gravel road
construction in various
wards. He alleged that
in the wards where the
gravel road has been
proposed, CC roads
have already been built.
AgravelroadworthRs
1crorewasmadeinsome
of these wards last year
as well which no longer
exist, Pathak said, while
claiming that the Mu-
nicipal Council Chair-
man, Commissioner and
the Chairman’s repre-
sentative are colluding
with the contract firms.
It was also alleged
that development charg-
es from rupees 30 to 40
thousand are being tak-
en by the council for is-
suing the lease which is
against the rules.
Kabaddi, Kho-Kho
(women’s cat-
egory), Shooting Ball
(men’s category), Ten-
nis Ball Cricket, Foot-
ball, Volleyball, and
Tug of War (women’s
category) will be or-
ganised in rural areas.
Whereas, participants
will take part in
Kabaddi, Basketball,
Tennis Ball Cricket,
Kho-Kho (women’s
category), Football
(men’s category), Vol-
leyball, and Athletics
(100, 200, and 400
meters) sports in the
urban area.
CM Ashok Gehlot, GS Dotasra, Ashok Chandna, Krishna Poonia
during last year’s Rural Olympic Games. —FILE PHOTO
GAMES TO BE
ORGANISED
RPSC
OBC category of
general/ creamy layer
category of the state
`350
OBC/MBC of non-
creamy layer category
of the state
`250
Disabled, SC/ST
category of the state
`150
The comedian is seen feeding a Nilgai at Jhalana Reserve.
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
There has been an increase in infertil-
ity among tigers and tigresses of the
State. Seven tigresses of Ranthambore and
Sariska could not reproduce. Similar gene
pool is believed to be one reason for this. In
such a situation, the demand for bringing
tigers from Maharashtra and other states
has begun. However, inbreeding is possible
in tigers and tigresses with human interven-
tion. Five tigresses of Ranthambore and two
of Sariska could not reproduce.
Rajasthan will have to wait for cheetahs.
Under Project Cheetah, the big cats
will be brought to Gandhi Sagar Sanctu-
ary after Kuno National Park in Madhya
Pradesh. It will get eight Cheetahs from
South Africa in the third phase. Five female
and three male Cheetahs will be brought to
Gandhi Sagar Sanctuary. Despite Kuno be-
ing in proximity to Baran and Shahbad and
Gandhi Sagar near Rawatbhata, Rajasthan
will have to wait for Cheetahs.
INCREASING INFERTILITY
PLAGUES STATE’S BIG CATS
RAJASTHAN’S WAIT FOR
CHEETAH GETS LONGER
CITY LIGHTS UP FOR
‘ONE’ JAIPUR
Hundreds of people gather at Statue Circle and light candles in protest against the State Government’s decision to divide Jaipur into two new districts, on Monday. It is noteworthy that Cabinet
Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas himself had assured that after talking to the Chief Minister, a request will be made not to divide Jaipur into two parts. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Both the games
to begin together
on June 23
CURRENT APPLICATION FEE

PERSPECTIVE
04
ast week, when pictures of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
with a sketch of a roaring tiger
as backdrop were shared, an In-
stagram fan page posted ‘Kitne
tiger the?’ (How many tigers
were there?) Dressed in a cam-
ouflage T-shirt, sunglasses, kha-
ki pants and a wide hat, Modi
was dressed like an experienced
nature lover ready for a jungle
safari. None of the rookie mis-
takes of wearing bright colours
in the forest, thank you.
While his skills as a leader of
the largest democracy may be
constantly questioned by the
Opposition, even his bitterest
critics would concede that as a
politician he has taken power
dressing to the next level —
whether it is the made-to-meas-
ure extreme cold weather suit
that he donned at the army
camp in Siachen while meeting
soldiers or the numerous kinds
of turbans, scarfs and headgear
he sports while on election ral-
lies and state visits.
He was “sage-like” during the
pandemic with his overgrown
beard and hair and gives vibes
of a global leader when travel-
ling overseas, says Nilanjan
Mukhopadhyay, author of ‘Nar-
endra Modi: The Man, The
Times’.
Fashion designer and BJP
leader Shaina NC says the days
of politicians and their rustic
look are long gone. “When I was
growing up the image of a politi-
cian was that of Lalu Yadav in a
ganji and dhoti. Times have
changed. Today’s youth look up
to the PM not just for his work
but also his appearance, wheth-
er he is wearing jodhpuris, a
kurta with bandi (waistcoat)
and a tight churidaar, or T shirt
while flying a kite or in camou-
flage clothing when he is at a
wildlife sanctuary. He values
how he appears before the pub-
lic.”
Since he took over as PM in
2014, he has already created a
signature style with the ‘Modi
kurta’ a short-sleeved kurta and
tight churidaar that has been
copied and adopted by people
across the country. He has also
adapted and, some would say
, ap-
propriated the Nehru jacket—
turning it into a Modi jacket
with the use of vibrant colours
unlike the black and white ver-
sions sported by PM Jawaharlal
Nehru.
Fashion designer Rina Dhaka
says that besides the Modi kurta
and jacket which became ‘piece
de conversation’, his second sig-
nature style, shesays, is the tight
churidar. “Clothes and physical
appearance can make a signifi-
cant statement besides speech-
es. Modi uses coats, headgear
and shawls to layer his look for
his public appearances,” she
added. Netas of all hues have
used clothes for political mes-
saging.
In India, Mahatma Gandhi
used khadi to connect with the
poorest in the country while
Nehru’s achkan and topi
brought a sense of inclusivity to
a divided nation. Among con-
temporary leaders, TMC chief
Mamata Banerjee’s chappal-
cotton saree combination en-
dears her to her vote bank while
AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal’s
Anna topi and muffler givesthe
vibe of a common working-class
man who is seemingly un-
touched by the rough and tum-
ble of politics.
FRENCH PRESIDENT
EMMANUEL MACRON
Internationally as well, many
politicians let their clothes do
the talking. French president
Emmanuel Macron wore a
‘French blue’ (brighter than
navy) suit just after winning a
tough second term earlier this
year and then turned up in
working-class clothes — the
humble hoodie — andstubble in
what many said was an attempt
to copy Ukraine president Volo-
dymyr Zelenskyy’s olive-green
hoodie.
UK PRIME MINISTER
RISHI SUNAK
UK PM Rishi Sunak’s bespoke
3,500-pound suit and Prada
shoes have drawn criticism of
unfair privilege from the Brit-
ish public suffering from oil
price hikes as much as global
audiences have lauded. Perhaps
Modi’s only misstep has been
the monogrammed suit that he
wore during President Obama’s
India visit in 2015. Besides the
‘suit boot ki sarkar’ jibe, he was
also criticised for his expensive
accessories but since then ‘vocal
for local’ has become his ward-
robe trademark as well.
SHEFALEE VASUDEV OF
VOICE OF FASHION
Shefalee Vasudev, editor in
chief Voice of Fashion, says
that Modi uses clothes to repre-
sent the diversity and complex-
ity of Indian handlooms. “He
wants to underline a certain
identity through dressing as a
political tool, yet instead of just
wearing a bunch of India-proud
clothes in a random way, he puts
his love for clothes to smart and
stylish use,” she says. The em-
phasis on appearance has been
there from early on.
“In an old interview, Modi
told me he was very particular
about his clothes from his
pracharak days. He kept his
kurta and pyjama neatly folded
under the mattress so it would
appear ironed the next day,”
Mukhopadhyay says. Mukho-
padhyay adds that one of things
to note is how carefully Modi
uses saffron, choosing to wear it
at occasions like the bhoomi pu-
jan of the Ram Mandir at Ayod-
hya or the inauguration of the
Kashi Vishwanath corridor and
the new Parliament building.
There is important symbol-
ism in absence. Unlike several
presidents and prime ministers
before him, Modi steers clear of
the sherwani and skullcap.
While travelling to states, he
uses headgear, turbans playing
off on local culture and nuance,
much like Prime Minister Indi-
ra Gandhi who liked to wear
handloom sarees from the state
that she was campaigning in.
Internationally
, he has chosen
to dress for the occasion, often
sporting sharply cut suits and
scarves. Dhaka says, “As a rep-
resentative of the country, his
emphasis is on comfort. He is
both avant garde and traditional
which gives him a youthful vibe
and makes him very in sync
with today’s generation. ”
—WITH INPUTS FROM AGENCY
L
MONI SHARMA
The writer is Editor (News)
in First India, Jaipur
Vol 4 Issue No. 310
RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by Anita Hada
Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers.
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Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk Road, Jaipur.
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Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for
selection of news under the PRB Act
My heart is heavy with the
passing of Mr. Sadasya
who lost his life due to
heatstroke while attending
the Maharashtra Bhushan
Awards yesterday. My
condolences to the families
of the deceased. I pray for
the speedy recovery of
those who are undergoing
treatment.
Amit Shah
@AmitShah
Congratulate FM
Faysal Mekdad and
the Government
and people of
Syria on their
National Day. India
remains committed
to advancing its
developmental
partnership and
people to people ties.
Dr. S. Jaishankar
@DrSJaishankar SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Words have the power to both
destroy and heal. When words
are both true and kind, they
can change our world.
—Buddha
TOP
TWEETS
There is important
symbolism in absence.
Unlike several presidents
and prime ministers
before him, Modi steers
clear of the sherwani and
skullcap. While travelling
to states, he uses
headgear, turbans
playing off on local
culture and nuance,
much like Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi who liked
to wear handloom sarees
from the state that she
was campaigning in.
Internationally, he has
chosen to dress for the
occasion, often sporting
sharply cut suits
and scarves
PM Narendra
Modi was
“sage-like”
during the
pandemic
with his over-
grown beard
and hair and
gives vibes of a global leader
when travelling overseas.
—Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay,
Author of ‘Narendra Modi:
The Man, The Times’
Clothes and
physical
appearance
can make a
significant
statement
besides
speeches. PM
Modi uses coats, headgear
and shawls to layer his look
for his public appearances.
—Rina Dhaka,
Fashion designer
Today’s youth
look up to the
PM not just
for his work
but also his
appearance,
whether he
is wearing
jodhpuris, a kurta with bandi
(waistcoat) and a tight churi-
daar, or T shirt while flying a
kite or in camouflage cloth-
ing when he is at a wildlife
sanctuary. He values how he
appears before the public.
—Shaina NC,
Fashion designer
DRESSING UP
NaMo
CAMO SWAG TO SAFFRON
OF
PRIME MINISTER
NARENDRA MODI

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INDIA
05
New Delhi (PTI): Heat
wave conditions are
predicted in parts of
east India over the next
four days and the north-
west region of the coun-
try over the next two
days, the Met office said
on Monday
.
The Gangetic West
Bengal and Bihar may
seeheatwaveconditions
for four days on the trot.
Sikkim, Odisha and
Jharkhand may also ex-
perience heat wave con-
ditionsoverthenexttwo
to three days.
Similar conditions
are expected in isolated
pockets over Punjab and
Haryana on April 17,
and western Uttar
Pradesh on April 18.
Eastern UP may also be
affected on April 18-19,
theIndiaMeteorological
Department (IMD) said.
Heat wave to persist in East India, says IMD
RELIEF LIKELY IN NORTHWESTERN PLAINS
JagadishShettarwillbethrownout
afterusebyCongress,saysBommai
CM slams Shettar; says his exit will not make a difference to BJP’s electoral prospects
Bengaluru (ANI): Af-
ter prominent Lingayat
leader Jagadish Shet-
tar defected to the
Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) and joined the
Congress ahead of the
upcoming Karnataka
assembly elections,
Chief Minister Basa-
varaj Bommai on Mon-
day said the former
Karnataka chief minis-
ter would be used and
later thrown out by
Congress.
“Shettar has gone to
the party that expelled
Virendra Patil, Ban-
garappa and Devaraj
Urs. They first honour
people and then insult
them after the election.
Jagdish Shettar will be
used and will be thrown
out. Till BS Yediyurap-
pa is with us, the Lin-
gayat community will
be with us,” Bommai
told reporters.
Asked about
Jagadish Shettar’s al-
legation, the Karnata-
ka Chief Minister said,
“Someone has to give a
reason when he leaves
the party. BJP has giv-
en everything to Shet-
tar in his political life
over the last 25 years.
There is no question of
ignoring them.”
KARNATAKA ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS
Former Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar joins Congress in presence of party President Mallikarjun Kharge, party General
Secretary in-charge (Org) KC Venugopal, Randeep Surjewala, DK Shivakumar and others, in Bengaluru on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
Rahul Gandhi, Randeep Surjewala others during public meeting
ahead of Karnataka polls, at Humnabad in Bidar district, Monday.
Thane (Agencies): One more
patient undergoing treatment
after suffering from sunstroke
at an award function in Mum-
bai has died, officials said on
Monday. The death count in
the incident has gone up to
12. A 55-year-old man from
Kalyan, was critical, died late
night. Two more persons
are battling for life, a senior
doctor at a civic-run hospital
in Vashi said. On Sunday, at
least 11 people died due to
sunstroke in 'Maharashtra
Bhushan' award function.
Mumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Monday
blamed the Maharashtra government for the death of 11 people
due to sunstroke after attending an award function and claimed
politics prevailed over the convenience of people. The 'Maha-
rashtra Bhushan' award event in Navi Mumbai
on Sunday turned tragic with the death of at
least 11 people due to sunstroke as the function,
attended by lakhs, was held in an open ground
in Kharghar area of Raigad district neighbouring
Mumbai. The function was attended by Home
Minister Amit Shah who conferred the award on
spiritual leader and social reformer Appasaheb Dharmadhikari.
Speaking to reporters, Raut said, “The Maharashtra Bhushan
award function could have been held in the evening, but Union
minister Amit Shah had no free time. Thus, the programme was
held during the day time and people got exposed to the scorch-
ing heat and sunlight. Politics behind the award prevailed over
people's convenience,” the Rajya Sabha member said.
The CBI Monday arrested
TMC MLA Jiban Krishna
Saha in connection with
the alleged irregularities in
the recruitment of assistant
teachers in government
schools in West Bengal.
Sources said Saha was arrest-
ed early on Monday after he
was questioned for 65 hours.
Saha is the third MLA after
Partha Chatterjee and Manik
Bhattacharya to be arrested in
the alleged school job scam.
“HURT BY BJP”:
SIDDARAMAIAH ON EX
CHIEF MINISTER
JOINING CONGRESS
PATIL FILES
NOMINATION AS BJP
CANDIDATE FROM
GULBARGA NORTH
DEATHS DUE TO HEAT
STROKE AT MAHA
EVENT RISE TO 12
People hold umbrellas to protect themselves from heat, amid hot
weather, in New Delhi on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
POLITICS PREVAILED OVER PEOPLE'S
CONVENIENCE, SAYS SANJAY RAUT
CBI ARRESTS TMC MLA JIBAN KRISHNA
SAHA OVER BENGAL SCHOOL JOB SCAM
Bengaluru (ANI): Congress
leader Siddaramaiah today
said that the way former
Karnataka Chief Minister
Jagadish Shettar was
treated by BJP) should not
be meted out to anyone.
Speaking on the occasion,
Siddaramaiah said, “The way
he (Jagadish Shettar) was
treated in BJP, this should
not happen to anyone in any
party. He is hurt now. BJP
has disrespected its com-
munity and supporters. After
Jagadish Shettar has joined
us, we will win more than
150 seats. His joining will
give a boost to the party.”
Bengaluru (ANI): Chandra-
kanth Patil on Monday filed
his nomination as BJP’s can-
didate from Gulbarga North
Assembly constituency. He
was accompanied by BJP
Karnataka Incharge Arun
Singh and other leaders. On
Wednesday, the Bharatiya
Janata party released its
second list of 23 candidates
for the upcoming Karnataka
polls. This came a day after
the saffron party announced
189 candidates in its first list
as Karnataka goes to polls in
a single phase voting on May
10 and counting of votes will
take place on May 13.
Bhalki (PTI): Con-
gress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi on Monday accused
the ruling BJP and RSS
of attacking democracy
and spreading hatred
and violence in the
country. He also ap-
pealed to the people to
support the Congress
and ensure that the par-
ty wins at least 150 seats
in the May 10 Assembly
polls in Karnataka and
comes to power with a
full majority
.
“Bidar is Basavan-
na’s (12th century social
reformer) ‘karma bhoo-
mi’. If someone first
spoke about democracy
and showed the path to-
wards democracy it was
Basavanna. It is sad that
today across the coun-
try
, people from RSS and
BJP are attacking de-
mocracy
,” Gandhi said.
Addressing a public
meeting here, Rahul al-
leged that BJP and RSS
are attacking Basavan-
na’s ideals of- equal
partnership, equal op-
portunities, and that
everyone should move
ahead together.
Democracy is
in danger under
RSS,BJP:RaGa
New Delhi (Agencies):
The exchange between
Calcutta High Court
Justice Abhijit Ganguly
and the ruling Trina-
mool Congress in West
Bengal is reflective of
the continuing tension
between the state gov-
ernment and judiciary
in the state.
In the latest instance,
Justice Ganguly ob-
served last week that the
CBI Enforcement Di-
rectorate can question
CM Mamata Banerjee’s
nephew Abhishek Ba-
nerjee if necessary
, in
reference to arrested
TMC youth leader Kun-
tal Ghosh’s allegations
that central investiga-
tive agencies were pres-
suring him to name Ab-
hishek in corruption
cases.TMCstategeneral
secretary Kunal Ghosh
shotback:“[JusticeGan-
guly should] leave the
chair and directly enter
politics. Are you in
charge of the investiga-
tion? You are equally af-
fectingtheinvestigation,
introducing bias in it.
Ties between Bengal govt and judiciary take another hit
New Delhi (ANI): Con-
gress president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge on Mon-
day wrote to PM Naren-
dra Modi demanding
that the decennial Cen-
sus that should have
been conducted in 2021
be done immediately
a Caste Census be made
it's an integral part.
In his letter to PM,
Kharge said, I am writ-
ing to you to once again
place on record the de-
mand of the Indian Na-
tional Congress for an
up-to-date Caste Cen-
sus. My colleagues I
have raised this demand
earlier in both Houses
of Parliament on a num-
ber of occasions as have
leaders of many other
Opposition parties.
The Congress chief said
the first time the United
Progressive Alliance
(UPA) government con-
ducted a Socio Econom-
ic and Caste Census
(SECC) during 2011-12
covering some 25 crore
households.
For a number of rea-
sons, however, the caste
data could not get pub-
lished even though Con-
gress and other MPs
demanded its release
after your government
came to power in May
2024, he said.
Caste Census: Congress chief writes to PM
CASTE CENSUS WILL
BE BENEFICIAL FOR
ALL SECTIONS: NITISH
Patna (PTI): Supporting the
Congress’ demand for an up-
to-date caste census in the
country, Bihar Chief Minister
Nitish Kumar on Monday
said it would be beneficial
for all sections of the society.
The survey report would help
the government in better
implementation of welfare
schemes for the socially and
economically disadvantaged
groups, the chief minister
said. “We have been in
favour of the caste census
right from the very begin-
ning”, Kumar told reporters.
BJP FALLING LIKE
HOUSE OF CARDS:
JAIRAM RAMESH
CONG CHIEF FILES
NOMINATION
Kanakapura (ANI):
Karnataka Congress
president DK Shi-
vakumar today filed
his nomination from
Kanakapura constitu-
ency in the Ramana-
gara district for the
State Assembly polls
and said that the
party will surpass
the 150 seats mark
in the 224-member
Legislative Assembly.
New Delhi (ANI): After
prominent Lingayat lead-
er and former Karnataka
CM Jagadish Shettar
defected to the Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) and
joined Congress ahead
of the upcoming state
assembly elections, Con-
gress general secretary
in-charge communica-
tion Jairam Ramesh on
Monday took a swipe
at BJP saying the ruling
party in the state is fall-
ing like a house of cards.
‘IN BJP, I FACED
HUMILIATION, WILL
STRENGTHEN CONG’
Karnataka (Agencies):
Jagadish Shettar on Mon-
day said that despite being
instrumen-
tal in the
building
and
strength-
ening BJP
in Karna-
taka he was humiliated,
and hence he has joined
the Congress. Term-
ing it a matter of “self
respect”, he said, “I will
strengthen the Congress
as I did in the BJP.”
“K’TAKA’S PRIDE”:
RAHUL DECLARES
NANDINI AS BEST
New Delhi (Agencies):
Congress leader Rahul
Gandhi, who is on a two-
day visit to poll-bound
Karnataka, recently
purchased a Nandini
ice cream from a store
in Bengaluru amid the
ongoing controversy be-
tween Nandini and Amul
brands. Gandhi termed
the brand Karnataka's
pride and praised it as
the best. His move
comes following the state
party leaders' endorse-
ment of the local dairy
brand amid concerns
about its acquisition by
Gujarat's Amul.
TRINAMOOL’S SAKET GOKHALE GETS BAIL
IN CROWDFUNDING ‘MISUSE’ CASE
New Delhi (PTI): The SC on Monday granted bail to Tri-
namool Congress spokesperson Saket Gokhale in a case
related to alleged misuse of money collected through
crowdfunding. A bench comprising Justices B R Gavai
Vikram Nath, while granting relief to the leader, noted
that a charge sheet has already been filed in the case.
TMC MLA Jiban Krishna
Saha being taken for medical
checkup after he was ar-
rested by CBI in connection
with the alleged recruitment
scam, in Kolkata on Monday.
PM Narendra Modi
New Delhi: The SC on Monday stayed the Calcutta HC’s April
13 order directing the West Bengal police not to lodge any
FIR against CBI and Enforcement
Directorate officers probing the
school jobs-for-bribes scam. A
bench which decided to hear the
plea on April 24, also stayed the
direction of a single judge bench of
the high court that TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee and Kuntal
Ghosh, an accused in the case, can be questioned by the ED
and the CBI and such “interrogation should be made soon.”
New Delhi: The SC directed a trial court in Varanasi to
supply a legible copy of the charge sheet to Congress MP
Randeep Singh Surjewala in a 23-year-old criminal case in
which he is an accused. The SC was hearing a plea filed by
Surjewala against the March 20 order of the Allahabad HC
which had declined to quash the criminal case against him.
The HC, however, had directed that in case Surjewala files
an application for discharge before the court, the same be
considered and decided expeditiously within 6 weeks.
SUPREME COURT PAUSES ORDER ON CASES
AGAINST OFFICERS PROBING BENGAL SCAM
SC DIRECTS UP COURT TO SUPPLY COPY OF
CHARGESHEET TO CONG MP SURJEWALA
IN THE COURTYARD
COURT SEEKS REPLY
OVERLINKAADHAAR
WITH PROPERTY
SC NOTICE TO DELHI
LT OVER TEACHERS
TRAINING IN FINLAND
New Delhi: The Delhi High
Court on Monday asked the
Centre to file reply on a plea
seeking linking of immov-
able and movable property
documents of citizens with
their Aadhaar numbers
to curb corruption, black
money generation, and
‘benami’ transactions. A
bench granted four weeks
to the ministries of Finance,
Law, Housing and Urban
Affairs and Rural Develop-
ment to file their responses
to the petition.
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court issued notice to
the office of Lieutenant
Governor VK Saxena
on a plea of the Delhi
government against LG’s
approval with riders to
send government school
teachers to Finland for
training and prohibiting
teachers from receiving
foreign training in the
future. A bench sought
a response from the
office of LG on the Delhi
government’s plea.
Bengaluru (ANI): After former Karnataka chief minister
Jagadish Shettar joined Congress quitting Bharatiya
Janata Party (BJP) ahead of the Assembly elections
in the State, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge
on Monday said that the joining of the
prominent Lingayat leader will empower
the party. This will empower (the party),
there is unity. This shows that every-
one is happy with the atmosphere that
is forming in Karnataka today and all
leaders are connecting with us...This is
not a question of Lingayats, they are connecting with
us by looking at our programmes. We welcome them,
Kharge told reporters. Shettar arrived at the Congress
office in Bengaluru this morning. His induction to the
party took place in the presence of Congress chief Mal-
likarjun Kharge, Karnataka state Congress president
DK Shivakumar and Leader of Opposition in the state
assembly Siddaramaiah. After joining Congress, Shet-
tar said, Many are surprised as an opposition leader,
former CM and party president is joining Congress.”
JAGADISH SHETTAR WILL EMPOWER
CONGRESS, SAYS PARTY CHIEF
—PHOTO BY ANI
—PHOTO
BY
ANI
Mahesh Sharma
New Delhi: If a new
front of opposition
parties is formed then
who will be its leader?
Ever since Nitish Ku-
mar met Congress
leaders, this thing is
being discussed. It has
also been discussed
that Nitish Kumar can
be made the convenor
of UPA. Keep in mind
that the Congress-led
UPA is headed by So-
nia Gandhi and has
never had a convenor
appointed in nearly 20
years since its forma-
tion. The parties in-
volved used the exam-
ple of the NDA, whose
convenorwasalwaysa
leader of a partner
party
. But the Con-
gress did not appoint a
convenor. Moreover,
Nitish Kumar's party
has not even formally
become a part of the
UPA. That's why it is
premature to talk
about his becoming
the convenor of UPA.
However, there is a
basis for this specula-
tion that the leaders of
Nitish Kumar's party
havebeenconvenorsof
the NDA. When the
NDA was a front of 25
parties,JordanFernan-
dez was its coordinator.
LaterSharadYadavwas
also the convenor of
NDA. Now Nitish's par-
ty is out of the NDA, so
it is being said that Nit-
ishcanbethecoordina-
tor of the new alliance.
Who is going to
be a leader of
the new front?

INDIA
06
Panchayat elections should not cause bitterness in villages: President
New Delhi (PTI): Pan-
chayat elections should
not cause bitterness
among people in vil-
lages, President Drou-
padi Murmu said on
Monday as she high-
lighted the Gujarat gov-
ernment’s Samras
Gram Yojana that re-
wards villages electing
panchayat representa-
tives through consen-
sus. Speaking at the
National Panchayat
Awards, the president
called for enhanced
participation of women
in panchayats. Murmu
said panchayat elec-
tions at times cause bit-
terness and alterca-
tions in villages.
“There is a provision
for panchayat elections
every five years so that
all social groups can
participate… However,
it is seen that sometimes
these elections cause
bitterness among lo-
cals,” the president said.
“To avoid this, politi-
cal parties have kept
away from panchayat
elections,” she said.
Panchayati Raj polls are
non-party-based elec-
tions, in which candi-
datesdonotusethesym-
bol of any political par-
ty
. The president men-
tionedtheSamrasGram
Yojana which envisages
rural residents choos-
ing their village heads
throughconsensusrath-
er than elections. The
scheme, which seeks to
avoid enmity between
different groups in vil-
lages at the time of elec-
tions, was introduced in
2006 by then CM Modi.
It has been observed that these elections sometimes generate
bitterness among the people. Panchayat elections have been kept
separate from political parties, keeping in mind that there should
be no increase in mutual disharmony among the villagers due to
elections. —Droupadi Murmu, President
UP police forms SIT to probe
killing of Atiq Ahmed Ashraf
Lucknow (PTI): The
Uttar Pradesh Police
has formed a three-
member Special Inves-
tigation Team (SIT) to
ensure qualitative in-
vestigation and time-
bound action in the kill-
ing of gangster-turned-
politician Atiq Ahmad
and his brother Ashraf
in Prayagraj, a senior
official said on Monday
.
Citing a statement is-
sued by Uttar Pradesh
Director General of Po-
lice R K Vishwakarma,
Special Director Gen-
eral of Police (Law and
Order) Prashant Kumar
said the SIT was formed
on the instructions of
the Commissioner of
Police of Prayagraj.
A 3-member team is
headed by the addition-
al director general of
police of Prayagraj. The
other 2 members are
commissioner of police
of Prayagraj and the di-
rector of the Forensic
Science Laboratory,
Lucknow.
LAW ORDER IN
BIHAR BETTER
THAN UP: EX-CM
Patna: After gang-
ster-turned-politician
Atiq Ahmed and his
brother Ashraf Ahmed
were shot dead in Uttar
Pradesh’s Prayagraj,
former Chief Minister of
Bihar Jitan Ram Manjhi
said that Bihar has better
law and order than the
BJP-ruled state. “Right
now Bihar has better
law and order than Uttar
Pradesh. Someone is
going to the hospital and
is shot near....it has been
executed under planning,
the probe should be
done,” former CM said
on Sunday.
ASSAILANTS USED BANNED
TURKISH ZIGANA PISTOLS
Prayagraj: The assailants of
don-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad and his
brother Ashraf
were carrying
Turkish Zigana F
semi-automatic
pistols that can
fire 15 rounds
of 9mm bullets. The killers Luvlesh Tiwari,
Mohit Singh and Arun Maurya threw
down their weapons immediately after
shooting dead the duo in Prayagraj.
POLICE ARREST 3 ACCUSED,
SEARCH ON FOR 2 OTHERS
Lucknow: UP police on Monday ar-
rested three people in connection with
Atiq Ahmed’s killing, but the search for
two others is still underway, said police
sources. Police sources further said that
the police have started looking for two
people in the case of helping the accused
persons who killed Atiq. In this regard,
four people have been detained, and are
being interrogated. Police said that the two
people whom the police are looking for are
being raided at five places.
Atiq Ahmed and his brother, who were shot dead on Saturday amid police presence, were buried in
Prayagraj at the same graveyard where his son was laid to rest. —REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE
In order to ensure qualitative investigation, a 3-member team of supervisors has also been formed
Atiq shot 8 times in head,
neck, chest: Autopsy report
New Delhi (ANI): Re-
por Gangster Atiq
Ahmed was shot at
least eight times with
bullet injuries found
in his head, neck and
chest, preliminary re-
sults of an autopsy
conducted on his body
after his sensational
murder that was
caught on news cam-
eras outside a hospital
in Uttar Pradesh’s
Prayagraj on April 15.
Sources said on
Monday that three
bullets pierced the
body of Ashraf, the
brother of Atiq dur-
ing the shootout that
took place late on Sat-
urday outside the hos-
pital where police had
taken them for a rou-
tine medical check-
up. Both the gang-
sters collapsed on the
spot after they were
shot at nearly point-
blank range.
The shootout took place late on Saturday outside the hospital where police had taken them
for a routine medical check-up. —FILE PHOTO
BULLETS PIERCED ASHRAF’S BODY
WENT PAST HIM, SAYS REPORT
New Delhi (Agencies): According to sources,
the initial postmortem report detailed that Ashraf
was shot five times. The duo was shot at by three
miscreants posing as mediapersons and who were
later caught by the police. The post-mortem report
also said that, Ashraf was shot in his neck, back and
waist in which the bullets pierced his body and went
past him. Police are awaiting a detailed report of the
autopsy, sources said.
EX-GUJ AAP CHIEF
HELD, RELEASED
ON BAIL LATER
New Delhi: The former
chief of the AAP’s Gujarat
unit, Gopal Italia, was
arrested by the Surat Police
and taken to the Crime
Branch over derogatory
statements against a state
minister and the BJP’s state
chief. He has now been
released on bail. He was
booked by the police for de-
famatory comments about
the state Home Minister,
Harsh Sanghavi, Gujarat
BJP chief CR Paatil.
5 DIE, 2 INJURED
AS IRON HOARDING
COLLAPSES
Pune: Five people, includ-
ing four women and a man,
died after an iron hoarding
board collapsed in the
Ravet Kiwle area of Pimpri
Chinchwad city in the Pune
district. Two others were
injured in the incident. The
incident took place along
the Mumbai-Pune highway
in Ravet Kivale area on
Monday evening and
injured people were shifted
to nearby hospitals, police
officials informed.
GIRL WITH INDIAN
FLAG PAINTED ON
FACE DENIED ENTRY
New Delhi: A girl with
the Tricolour painted on
her face was denied entry
into the Golden Temple. A
video of the incident went
viral. Shiromani Gurdwara
Parbandhak panel General
Secretary Gurcharan Singh
apologised for any misbe-
haviour and said the flag
painted on the woman’s
face wasn’t a Tricolour. In
the video, the Golden Tem-
ple staffer is heard saying,
“it isn’t India, it is Punjab”.
SAMBALPUR
RIOTS: INTERNET
TO REMAIN SHUT
Sambalpur: The Odisha
government has extended
the suspension of internet
services in violence-hit
Sambalpur district for
another 24 hours till 10
a.m. on April 18, officials
said on Monday. Following
communal tension erupted
during a Hanuman Jayanti
rally on April 12, the state
government has shut
down the internet services
in the entire Sambalpur
district since April 13.
RISHI SUNAK’S WIFE LOSES $61 MILLION
AFTER INFOSYS SHARES TUMBLE
London: Rishi Sunak’s wife Akshata Murty lost about
$61 million Monday after shares in Infosys Ltd tumbled
the most since he became UK PM. Murty owns a 0.94%
stake in the Indian software giant co-founded by her father
Narayana Murthy. The company nosedived Monday after its
guidance painted a negative outlook for India’s technology
sector, leading to a wave of downgrades by brokers.
ROW OF SHOPS GUTTED IN FIRE IN DELHI’S
SADAR BAZAR, INVESTIGATIONS UNDERWAY
New Delhi: A row of shops caught fire in Delhi’s Sadar
Bazar area on Monday, an official said, adding that there
were no casualties reported. As per officials, as soon as the
authorities were alerted regarding fire in shops, a total of
11 fire tenders were immediately dispatched to the location
to bring the blaze under control. The cause of the fire is yet
to be determined, and investigations are currently underway.
CRUCIAL READ
Gujarat: Rajnath
Singh stresses
for 'cultural
security' in India
Gir Somnath (ANI):
Union Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh on
Monday emphasized
the need for “cultural
security” in India at the
inaugural event of the
two-week, ‘Saurashtra
Tamil Sangamam’ or
‘ST Sangamam’ event at
Somanth in Gir Som-
nath district.
Speaking at the most
anticipated event which
aims to highlight and
rejuvenate the ties be-
tween Gujarat and Ta-
mil Nadu, the Minister
said, “Besides the secu-
rity of borders, there is
need for the cultural
security.” “You are
aware of economic se-
curity, social security,
food security, energy
security, environment
security and cyber se-
curity. Besides these,
there is a dimension
that also needs security
.
I will call this dimen-
sion cultural security,”
he added.
Oppn wants to fight together: Uddhav
Thackeray, Congress chart 2024 plan
First India Bureau
Mumbai: Uddhav
Thackeray is fighting
anti-democratic forces
and the central agen-
cies are targeting his
party
, Congress General
Secretary KC Venugo-
pal said after meeting
the former Maharash-
tra chief minister in
Mumbai today
. Venugo-
pal arrived in the city
this evening for the
meeting at the Thack-
eray residence, Ma-
toshree. The meeting
was attended by Shiv
Sena (Uddhav faction)
leader Sanjay Raut, sen-
ior Congress leader
Balasaheb Thorat, Bhai
Jagtap and others.
Venugopal said: “I came
here to convey the mes-
sage from Mallikarjun
Kharge, Sonia Gandhi
and Rahul Gandhi. The
message is clear. Ud-
dhav ji is fighting anti-
democratic forces. The
central agencies are
targeting Shiv Sena
(UBT).
UNITED WE STAND!
Hello Mumbai!
Mumbai (Agencies):
Apple today pulled back
the covers on its first
store in India at the Ban-
dra Kurla Complex in
Mumbai,inaspecialme-
dia preview ahead of its
official launch for cus-
tomers on April 18.
The store represents
the brand bringing its
retail experience into
the country, a blend of
its portfolio of products,
its famed service levels
and its education ses-
sions. “
At Apple, our cus-
tomers are at the centre
of everything we do,
our teams are excited to
celebrate this wonderful
moment with them as
we open our first retail
store in India,” said
DeirdreO’Brien,Apple’s
senior vice president of
retail. “Apple BKC is a
reflection of Mumbai’s
vibrant culture,” Deir-
dre O’Brien added.
STORE IS STAFFED BY TEAM OF 100
Mumbai: The Mumbai store is staffed by a team of 100 that
speak 20 languages. Visitors are greeted by tree-lined seating
areas a 14-meter-long stainless steel staircase connecting
ground level the cantilevered mezzanine. Apple is known
for maintaining a tight grip on the sales and distribution.
Congres leader KC Venugopal meets Uddhav Thackeray, Sanjay
Raut and other leaders at Matoshree, in Mumbai on Monday.
Apple to open first retail store in India at
Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai today
The Apple Store in BKC, Mumbai is set to open today.
Rajnath Singh
India holds 100th G20
meeting in Varanasi
New Delhi (PTI): India
celebrated a key mile-
stone in its G20 presi-
dency on Monday with
the hosting of the 100th
meeting of the group-
ing, the Ministry of Ex-
ternal Affairs (MEA)
said. The Meeting of
Agricultural Chief Sci-
entists (MACS) in Vara-
nasi is the 100th meet-
ing of the grouping un-
der India’s presidency
that began on December
1 last year.
The second Health
Working Group in Goa,
the 2nd Digital Econo-
my Working Group in
Hyderabad, and the
Space Economy Lead-
ers’ Precursor Meeting
in Shillong are also be-
ing held on Monday, ac-
cording to the MEA. In-
dia’s G20 presidency
will continue till
November 30.
UNDER PRESIDENCY OF BLOC
Delegates attend G20 Meeting
of Agricultural Chief Scientists,
in Varanasi on Monday.
—PHOTO
BY
ANI
President Droupadi Murmu confers National Panchayayat Award 2023 to Gram Panchayat during a
ceremony, as Union Minister Giriraj Singh looks on, at Vigyan Bhavan, in New Delhi on Monday.

Two smugglers nabbed
with weapons in Bhiwadi
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1 श्रीमतरी ममता िेररी पत्री श्री बनराररी िाि मूंड 111.20 890, 892 ककसान कशर कॉिोनरी सहमकत पत्र
2 श्री िंररिाि पुत्र श्री कुनिन मि बागड़ा 402.56 849, 851 केशररी करहार (पिॉट सं. 59) आरंटन पत्र
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4 श्री अजु्वन िाि पुत्र श्री हरीराराम जाट 209.00 1130 पेट्ोि पमप के पास जररये इकरारनामा
5 श्री रामकनरास सेपट पुत्र श्री गोगराज सेपट 460.00 822 शासत्ररी नगर जररये इकरारनामा
6
श्री प्रकाश िनि ढकरराि पुत्र श्री रामिनद्र
ढकरराि
282.00 675 मोहन मननिर जररये बेिान
7 श्रीमतरी संगरीता िेररी पत्री श्री अजय कुमार हररजन 202.33
873, 874, 877, 878,
879, 880, 881, 882,
884, 886
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8 श्री मिन िाि पुत्र श्री िंरर िाि 262.50 880 राजसथान कॉिेज के पास जररये करक्रय
9 श्री सरीताराम पुत्र श्री िंरर िाि नायक 145.83 880 राजसथान कॉिेज के पास बखशरीसनामा
10 श्री कशरशंकर प्रजापत पुत्र श्री ननिाराम प्रजापत 57.91 1469/923 अमबेडकर कॉिोनरी जररये इकरारनामा
11 श्री मुराररी िाि सरामरी पुत्र श्री रामेशरर िाि सरामरी 187.78 675 मोहन मननिर जररये इकरारनामा
12 श्रीमतरी िनद्रकांता शमा्व पत्री श्री रामप्रकाश शमा्व 184.86 323 ननि करहार जररये करक्रय पत्र
13 श्रीमतरी शकम्विा बगकडया पत्री श्री मिन िाि 200.00 818, 812/1/1 गुिाब करहार (पिॉट सं. 28) जररये बेिान पत्र
14
श्री कजतेनद्र कुमार कबडसर पुत्र श्री नाथूिाि कबडसर,
श्री कपयूि कबडसर पुत्र श्री रामसररूप कबडसर,
श्री गौरर कबडसर पुत्र श्री पूरण मि कबडसर
196.33 890, 891 ककसान कशर कॉिोनरी बेिान पत्र
15 श्रीमतरी सरजू िेररी पत्री श्री ओमप्रकाश जेठरीराि 300.00 886 राजसथान कॉिेज के पास सरयं खातेिार
16
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अग्रराि
184.53 893 शयाम कॉिोनरी सहकमत पत्र
17 श्री नाथूराम सांखिा पुत्र श्री िगरान सहाय खटरीक 413.00
873, 874, 877, 878,
879, 880, 881,
882, 884, 886
राजसथान कॉिेज के पास जररये इकरारनामा
18 श्रीमतरी सुपयार सांखिा पत्री श्री नाथूराम सांखिा 386.66
873, 874, 877, 878,
879, 880, 881,
882, 884, 886
राजसथान कॉिेज के पास सहकमत पत्र
19 श्री महाररीर कसंह शेखारत पुत्र श्री नरपत कसंह 22.22 970
कृषणा नगर आरासरीय योजना
(िु.सं. सरी 01)
आरंटन पत्र
20 श्री महाररीर कसंह शेखारत पुत्र श्री नरपत कसंह 22.22 970
कृषणा नगर आरासरीय योजना
(िु.सं. सरी 18)
आरंटन पत्र
21 श्रीमतरी सुमन िेररी पत्री श्री तुिसरीराम जाट 173.33
1072/5, 1076/1,
1077/1
बांगडरा रेसटोरेनट के सामने जररये इकरारनामा
22 श्री गोपाि िाि पुत्र श्री रामिनद्र जाट 270.66 818, 812/1/1
गुिाब करहार
(पिॉट सं. 107, 108)
जररये करक्रय पत्र
23 श्रीमतरी अनु कंरर पत्री श्री िंरर कसंह 142.22
1072/5, 1076/1,
1077/1
बांगडरा रेसटोरेनट के सामने जररये इकरारनामा
24 श्री िंरर कसंह पुत्र श्री िगरान सहाय 358.33 1747/145 सरयं खातेिाररी
25 श्री नरेनद्र कसंह पुत्र श्री िगरान सहाय 358.33 1746/145 सरयं खातेिाररी
अत: उपयु्वकत आरेिकों के पक्ष में कृकि िूकम कनयमन जाररी करने बाबत ककसरी िरी वयनकत को कोई आपकति हो तो रह अपनरी आपकति किकखत में मय
िसतारेज इस सूिना के जाररी होने से 7 किरस में इस काया्विय में प्रसतुत कर िे। बाि कमयाि प्रसतुत आपकति पर कोई करिार नहीं ककया जायेगा। सूिना
में अंककत अरकध पशिात् पत्रारकियों के कनसतारण करी काय्वराहरी करी जारेगरी। िसतारेज/साक्य के प्रसतुतरीकरण के अिार में कनयमन नहीं होने के किये
आरेिनकता्व सरयं कजममेिार होंगे।
(वराता चौधरी)
अवधशारी अवधकारी
नरर पावलका वक. रेनवाल
Jaipur (ANI): In a bid
to help youngsters
from minority commu-
nities in Rajasthan to
learn English and oth-
er foreign languages,
the State government
has launched a scheme
that will offer enrolled
students a monthly sti-
pend of Rs 1500, Minor-
ity Affairs Minister
Shale Mohammad said.
The first phase of
applications for the
Chief Minister Minor-
ity Language Efficien-
cy and Communica-
tion Skills Develop-
ment Scheme launched
by the department of
minority affairs in
partnership with the
Rajasthan Knowledge
Corporation has be-
gun, he said.
In view of the posi-
tive response from the
candidates, the last
date for application
has also been extend-
ed from April 10 to
April 25.
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: Cooperative
Minister Udai Lal An-
jana said that under the
RajasthanRuralFamily
Livelihood Scheme, 1.50
lakh families would be
given an interest-free
loanof Rs3,000crorefor
agricultural activities.
“LoansrangingfromRs
25,000 to Rs 2 lakh will
be given to eligible ap-
plicants by the Central
Cooperative Banks,” he
said, while inaugurat-
ing the loan application
portal by the IT Dept
for the Rajasthan Coop-
erative Rural Family
Livelihood Scheme. An-
jana said that CM
AshokGehlotmadethis
budget announcement
for the deprived people
in the rural areas. He
said that RCDF has also
been included in this
scheme so that the cat-
tle rearers in the dairy
sector are benefited.
Jaipur (PTI): The num-
ber of people applying
for arms licences in Ra-
jasthan saw an increase
in2021-22ascomparedto
the number of applica-
tions received during
the 2015-2020 period.
According to the data
provided by the home
department in Ra-
jasthan Assembly, more
than 4,500 applications
of arms licences were
received in the year
2021-22 as compared to
10,992 applicants in
2015-2020. However, the
number of licences is-
sued remain low as
only 454 licences were
issued in 2021-22.
“There may be more
people who want a li-
cence for owning a
weapon, but as far as the
licensing authority is
concerned, only few li-
cences are issued after
taking into account the
reasons given by the ap-
plicants,” Additional
Chief Secretary, Home,
Anand Kumar said.
Asked if the rising
number of applications
is due to poor security
in the state, he said peo-
ple have different rea-
sons to own weapons.
Jaipur police com-
missioner Anand Sriv-
astava said in the Jaipur
circle, there is no sig-
nificant rise in the num-
ber of arms licence ap-
plications and it is al-
most steady from past
few years.
“Most of the applica-
tions that come are ei-
ther from those who in-
herit weapons of their
forefathers or those who
are into professional
shooting. Some of them
come from people hav-
inganarmybackground
who love to own a weap-
on,” he said.
However, a Jaipur-
based gun shop owner,
requesting anonymity,
claimed the number of
applications can also be
attributed to security
concerns that have in-
creased in the recent
past in the state.
He said after in-
creased presence of
gangsters and extortion
demands by them from
businessmen and trad-
ers,peoplewanttocarry
a weapon to avoid any
untoward situation. Of
late, extortion demands
from affiliates of notori-
ous gangster Lawrence
Bishnoi have come to
light forcing police to
takeactionagainstthem
and those who follow
them on social media,
the shop owner said.
DATA PROVIDED BY RAJ HOME DEPARTMENT
4,500 apply for arms licences
in 2021-22, only 454 issued
10,992 applications were received in 2015-2020 as compared to 4,500 in 2021-2022
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

STATE-WISE DATA
Most of the applications that come
are either from those who inherit
weapons of their forefathers or those
who are into professional shooting. Some of
them come from people having an army
background who love to own a weapon.
—Anand Srivastava, Jaipur police commissioner
4 pilgrims die in Dholpur road crash
Dholpur (PTI): Four
pilgrims on their way
to Kaila Devi temple in
Karauli district were
killed while four others
injured when their car
collided head-on with a
truck in the district, po-
lice said Monday
.
The incident oc-
curred late on Sunday
night. “A heavy colli-
sion happened between
a truck and a car hap-
pened near Vishnoda
on NH11B of Sadar
Thana area. Four devo-
tees died and four oth-
ers were seriously in-
jured,” the police offi-
cial said. Police Offi-
cials further informed
that the injured were
referred to the higher
health centre and the
police officials have
kept all the dead bodies
in the mortuary
. The
victims were residents
of Agra, SHO, Sadar,
Hanuman Sahai said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: As part of the
Rajasthan Police Foun-
dation Day celebra-
tions, a seminar was
organized on Monday at
the Rajasthan Police
Academy Auditorium
on the topic ‘Indian Po-
lice: Challenges of the
presentandroadmapfor
the future’. Retired IPS
officers –K Vijay Kumar,
former DGP
, CRPF, D Si-
vanandhan, former
DGP, Maharashtra and
Shantanu Mukherjee,
Security Advisor ad-
dressed the programme.
Former DGP Kumar
expressed the need for
an Emergency Re-
sponse Station for
quick action. He em-
phasized on the com-
prehensive knowledge
of digital technology
.
Sivanandhan empha-
sised on special vigi-
lance for the prevention
of organized crimes.
Mukherjee emphasized
on the need of organi-
zation at the interna-
tional level to prevent
cybercrimes.
Umesh Mishra,KVijay Kumar,D Sivanandhan,Shantanu Mukherjee
during the seminar organised at the Rajasthan Police Academy
Auditorium on Monday.
Accused in police custody in Bhiwadi on Monday.
Shale Mohammad
Udai Lal Anjana, Sreya Guha, Sushma Arora others at the
inauguration ceremony of the loan application portal at Sahakar
Bhavan, Jaipur on Monday.
Retired officers stress on
technology to handle crime
CM Ashok Gehlot greeting police personnel at Bada
Khana in Rajasthan Police Academy on Monday. Usha
Sharma, Anand Kumar and others are also seen here.
CM Ashok Gehlot welcomed by DGP Umesh Mishra at
Bada Khana in Rajasthan Police Academy on Monday.
Minority students
to get `1,500 grant
FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSES
First India Bureau
Alwar: The DST and
Kishangarh Bass po-
lice station team ar-
rested two smugglers
and recovered a huge
quantity of arms. Ac-
cused Nitesh Yadav
(23), a resident of
Kalakhana village un-
der the Bansoor police
station area, and Ra-
jneesh Yadav (22), a
resident of Chandu
Wali Dhani, were ar-
rested. About 12 illegal
country-made pistols,
two pistols, 66 live car-
tridges, and three emp-
ty magazines were re-
covered from them.
TWO KILLED, 29
INJURED AS BUS
OVERTURNS
Ajmer (PTI): Two people
were killed and 29 injured
when a speeding bus over-
turned in Ajmer on Monday,
police said. The incident
took place in Kekdi Sadar
police station area, they
said. The bus driver was
speeding and lost control
of the vehicle, causing it to
overturn, the police said.
SHO Moti Lal said the de-
ceased have been identified
as Nirma Kharol (17) and
Chetan Regar (40). Their
bodies were handed over to
their family members after
post-mortem examination.
Mangled remains of the car in Dholpur on Sunday night.
Cooperative Minister Anjana inaugurates
loan application portal for rural areas

Take hundred percent
responsibility for your life, do
not allow anyone to have the
power to dictate who you are.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: Country’s first of
its kind heritage river
front and UDH Minister
Shanti Dhariwal’s
dream project- Cham-
bal River Front Kota - is
going to open from next
month.
UDH Minister Shanti
Dhariwal along with ar-
chitect Anoop Bartaria
and officers visited the
riverfront, which is al-
most ready
. He said that
the entire cabinet will
come to see the project
and a cabinet meeting
will be held in Kota.
This project will be
dedicated to the public
in the month of May
.
Dhariwal claimed
that the project with a
cost of Rs 1,200 crore
has been completed in a
record time of just 3
years. It has been built
on both sides of Kota
barrage with various
monuments, heritage
attractions and com-
mercial blocks.
Dhariwal: River Front Project to
be dedicated to masses in May
Shah meets 4 leaders
during his Raj visit
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In what could
be termed as a ‘major
turn’ in the Pilot’s ‘An-
shan’ episode, word in
the ‘relevant circles’ of
the grand- old -party is
the all the efforts of the
high command, to con-
vince the former Dep-
uty CM Sachin Pilot,
have failed so far. Peo-
ple had hope that due to
the intervention of
Rahul-Kharge-Kamal
Nath-Randhawa, Pilot
episode would be set-
tled in the next few
days. But on Monday
again Pilot took an ag-
gressive stand in
Khetri and then repeat-
ed the same old allega-
tions on the present
government for not yet
getting the investiga-
tion done on the alleged
corruption charges
against former CM
Vasundhara Raje.
Now there is a mil-
lion dollar question in
front of the Gandhi
family: Will the recon-
ciliation efforts of the
high command still con-
tinue? Will the party is-
sue notice to Pilot
again?
On the other side,
the Pilot camp is also
in the mood of going
through with the ‘up-
hill task’. According to
sources, the Pilot camp
itself also wants the
high command to take
some decisive step and
then Pilot camp will
decide its next step.
Similarly, in the last
three-four days, Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah and Union Jal
Shakti Minister Gajen-
dra Singh Shekhawat
also expressed indirect
sympathy with Pilot.
So, will Pilot accept
Gajendra Singh Shek-
hawat’s invitation in
such a situation? Or
will a third front be
formed? These ques-
tions have now arisen
as a result of Pilot’s
comments in Khetri!
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot on Mon-
day, Gehlot visited the
main auditorium, con-
vention hall, multipur-
pose hall, two mini au-
ditoriums, two confer-
ence halls, board meet-
ing hall, exhibition
hall, lecture hall and li-
brary of Rajasthan In-
ternational Centre and
appreciated the archi-
tecture of the building
equipped with state-of-
the-art facilities. He
honored the people who
contributed in the con-
struction work includ-
ing Chief Architect
Pramod Jain.
During this, the
Chief Minister also
launched the website of
Rajasthan Internation-
al Centre. Online book-
ing facility will be avail-
able for meetings, func-
tions, seminars etc. to
be held at the Centre
through the website. On
this occasion, Gehlot
inaugurated the Pt.
Jawaharlal Nehru e-li-
brary located in the
Centre. He said that this
e-library containing
more than 1 lakh books
would be available on-
line in country and
abroad. UDH Min Shan-
ti Dhariwal said that
excellent infrastruc-
ture is being developed
in State under the lead-
ership of CM Gehlot.
JDA Commissioner
Ravi Jain explained
about the Centre. UDH
Principal Secy KL Mee-
na gave life member-
ship card of Raj Int’l
Centre to the CM and
thanked him. Gehlot
also inaugurated the
Centre of Excellence
for Revenue Research
Analysis in Jhalana.
First India Bureau
Jaipur:Four BJP lead-
ers from Rajasthan had
a chance to hold a
‘closed- door’ meeting
with Home Minister
Amit Shah during his
Bharatpur division last
Saturday
.
Shah was present
with Arun Singh,
Vasundhara Raje, Ga-
jendra Singh and Chan-
drashekhar. He had to
take a 15-minute break
for coffee. Making good
use of this time, he
called the four leaders
and held talks.
Arun Singh and Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat were the first to
enter the room with
Shah. Within a minute,
Arun Singh came out of
the room to call Vasund-
hara Raje as well.
Raje had reached
there with Shah State
President CP Joshi.
When Shah could not
see Vasundhara Raje in
the room, Arun Singh
came to call her follow-
ing which, she went to
the room where these
four leaders held a dis-
cussion for 15 minutes,
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Congress in-
charge Sukhjinder Sin-
gh Randhawa has re-
fused Kamal Nath’s in-
tervention to resolve the
dispute arising out of
Sachin Pilot’s fast.
He claimed to have
solved it himself.
RandhawasaidonKa-
mal Nath’s intervention
to solve the pilot case –
“If I am in charge, I will
solve it. I have no infor-
mation about Kamal
Nath. If you have any
letter of Kamal Nath,
then show it.”
Randhawa, who
reached Jaipur for one-
to-one feedback meet-
ings with Congress
MLAs, claimed that a
proper solution would
be found in Pilot’s case.
Randhawa initially took
a tough stand regarding
Pilot’s fast on April 11.
Later his tone changed.
The in- charge had is-
sued a written state-
ment on the night of
April10,termingSachin
Pilot’s fast as an anti-
party activity
. After the
statement, there were
speculationsof noticeto
Pilot but after interven-
tion of Rahul Gandhi
and in view of Karna-
taka polls, the party has
put the matter in abey-
ance for the time being.
Leaders brainstrom over ‘Raj Mission 2030’
CM Ashok Gehlot, Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa and Govind S Dotasra
interacted with MLAs took ground-level feedback about their areas
Yogesh Sharma
Jaipur: Senior Con-
gress leaders in Ra-
jasthan on Monday
started a ‘one-to-one’
dialogue with its MLAs
to take ground-level
feedback from their
constituencies ahead of
the assembly elections
due later this year. The
first day of dialogue
started with the MLAs
of Ajmer and Jodhpur
divisions.
AICC in-charge for
Rajasthan Sukhjinder
Singh Randhawa, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
and party’s State Presi-
dent Govind Singh Do-
tasra interacted with
the MLAs in the party’s
new office here.
Former deputy CM
and Tonk MLA Sachin
Pilot skipped the meet-
ing as he attended two
programmes in Shah-
pura in Jaipur and
Khetri in Jhunjhunu.
Legislators from
Ajmer, Bhilwara, Tonk,
Nagaur, Jodhpur, Siro-
hi, Barmer, Jaisalmer,
Jalore and Pali reached
PCC’s new office and
shared their feedback
about their constituen-
cies.
The MLAs of
Udaipur, Chittorgarh,
Pratapgarh, Dungar-
pur, Banswara, Rajsa-
mand, Kota, Baran,
Bundi, Jhalawar,
Bharatpur, Dholpur, Ka-
rauli and Sawai Mad-
hopur districts have
been called today while
on April 20, there will
be one-to-one discus-
sion with MLAs of Bi-
kaner, Churu, Sri Gan-
ganagar, Hanuman-
garh, Jaipur, Alwar,
Dausa, Sikar and Jhun-
jhunu districts. 3 MLAs
from Jodhpur division
Baytu MLA Harish
Chowdhary, Shergarh
MLA Meena Kanwar,
Bilara MLA Hiraram
Meghwal didn’t attend
the dialogue.
If I am in-charge, only I will solve it: Randhawa
z What are the caste and religious equations in your
constituency?
z How do you consider your position in your field
now? If you had to give a number out of 10, how
many would you give?
z Which five schemes have the maximum impact in
your constituency?
z Do you have any suggestion or opinion regarding
new districts?
z What did you do to make ERCP an issue?
z Is there any third force on your seat, what is your
assessment of its condition?
z What plans do you have to stop anti-incumbency
against you?
z What is the status of your social media account?
z Do you operate your social media accounts? if
someone else operates , then provide his name and
phone number?
z What is your preparation to make the inflation relief
camp successful?
z Any suggestion to reduce anti-incumbency in public
towards the government?
z What do you think is the mood of the public regard-
ing the elections?
z Want to give any specific opinion?
13 QUESTIONS FOR MLAs
Congress will hold a one day workshop for formulating the
election strategy on April 19. The workshop to be held
from 11 am at Birla Auditorium in Jaipur will be attended
by Ministers, MLAs, MPs, former MPs and MLAs, AICC and
PCC delegates, PCC office bearers, Zila Pramukhs, Pradhans,
Presidents of departmental cells of Congress , Block and Man-
dal Presidents. State in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa,
CM Ashok Gehlot, State President Govind Singh Dotasra and
senior ministers will give election tips during the workshop.
CONG WORKSHOP ON POLL STRATEGY ON APRIL 19
CM Ashok Gehlot, Sukhjinder Randhawa and Govind Singh Dotasra with MLAS Mahendra
Choudhary, Manju Meghwal, Gayatri Devi Trivedi, Chetan Dudi, Prashant Bairwa, Mukesh Bhakar,
Vijaypal Mirdha and Ramniwas Gawriya during their meeting over suggestions for the ‘Mehangai
Rahat Camps’ to be held under Rajasthan’s Mission-2030 at PCC office in Jaipur on Monday.
CM Ashok Gehlot, Sukhjinder Randhawa GS Dotasra with
Hemaram Choudhary, who gives some significant suggestions on
‘Mehangai Rahat Camps’ during his meeting with leaders at PCC
office in Jaipur on Monday.
PILOT’S
FAST ISSUE
Pilot turns the heat,
plays the waiting game!
Excellent infrastructure is being developed in State
under CM Gehlot’s leadership: UDH Min Dhariwal
A delegation of Sikh community calls upon CM Ashok Gehlot expresses gratitude to him on the formation of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Sikh
Welfare Board during their visit to CMR on Monday.The office bearers of various Gurudwaras while thanking the CM, said that formation
of the Board will felicitate all round development of Sikh community.A delegation of PHED personnel including Santosh Vijay, Kaluram Jat,
Totaram Chauhan, Jai Gopal Joshi others met CM thanked him for budget announcements. PHED Min Dr Mahesh Joshi was also present.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Presi-
dent Ramnath Kovind
reached Jaipur on
Monday. He reached
Jaipur from Delhi by
Indigo flight. Protocol
officer Tariq Moham-
mad received him at
the airport. Kovind
was scheduled to go to
Raj Bhavan from the
airport and attend a
program related to an
institute today.
Ex-Prez Kovind to
attend an event
in Jaipur today
EXPRESSING GRATITUDE TO CM ASHOK GEHLOT
Amit Shah Vasundhara Raje
z LOWER GROUND FLOOR
z Two separate exhibition
halls.
z Block C has restaurant
with modern interiors
with a capacity of 125
persons.
z central lobby; There is a
reception counter on the
right and lifts on the left
z GROUND FLOOR
z Convention hall with a
capacity of 500 persons.
Interiors of the hall are like
the City Palace of Jaipur
z The interior of the pre-
function hall of Block A is
like the Hawamahal
z Block B has a grand
central lobby with an
entrance from the porch.
z The main auditorium is
hi-tech with a capacity of
650 people
z FIRST FLOOR
z Two mini auditoriums with
capacity of 172 people.
z A multipurpose hall with
a capacity of 200 ; A
board room with a capac-
ity of 50 persons; Block C
has two conference halls
Second floor
z A library, 3 lecture halls
z A restaurant capacity of
156 persons in Block A.
FACILITIES AT RIC
CM Ashok Gehlot inaugurates Raj Int’l Centre at
Jhalana in Jaipur on Monday.Also seen are Shanti
Dhariwal, Raghuveer Saini, Usha Sharma, Ravi Jain,
KL Meena, GS Sandhu, Lokesh Sharma others.
Shanti Dhariwal and Pawan
Arora during the mega event.
CM Ashok Gehlot unveils brochure of Rajasthan Int’l Centre during the event at
Jhalana in Jaipur on Monday. Also seen are Shanti Dhariwal, Lal Chand Kataria, PL
Meena, Pratap S Khachariyawas, BL Jatav, Usha Sharma, Rafeek Khan, Amin Kagzi,
Ganga Devi GS Sandhu. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA MUKESH KIRADOO
Shanti Dhariwal inspects
Chambal River Front Project in
Kota on Monday. Also seen are
OP Verma, Ashish Bhargava,
Anoop Bartaria others.
Supporters of Sachin Pilot welcome him in Khetri on Monday.

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he much-antic-
ipated and
highly glamor-
ous grand fi-
nale of Ms
VogueStar In-
dia Mrs
VogueStar India
and Fashion
Week 2023, pre-
sented by
Bharat24-Vi-
sion Of New India
and organised by the
illustrious VogueStar,
was held at the luxuri-
ous Le Meridian Hotel
on Sunday
. Jagdeesh
Chandra graced the
eventastheChief Guest
and uplifted the partici-
pantswithhisprofound
words of wisdom. Dur-
ing his address to the
esteemed audience, he
expressed his deep ap-
preciationfortheexcep-
tional efforts made by
Kirti Choudhary in pro-
moting the exquisite
world of fashion and
showcasing unparal-
leled talent. With re-
gards to the esteemed
Bharat24-Vision of
New India, he reas-
sured the gathering
that their relentless ef-
forts will continue to
provide a magnificent
platform to uplift, em-
power and encourage
the morale of the re-
markablewomenof our
nation.
The illustrious panel
of judgespresidingover
the event was none oth-
er than the esteemed
Abhimanyu Tomar,
founder of Styleskool,
theeminentAnjaliGup-
ta, director of HIFT, the
stunning Swati Kumar,
ex-crownholder,andthe
remarkable Kavita
Kharayat. The event
was segregated into two
grand categories - Miss
and Mrs VogueStar. The
Miss category saw the
crowning of the stun-
ning Divya Nehra as
Miss VogueStar India
2023, with Saianki and
Mehak Joshi securing
thefirstandsecondrun-
ners-up positions, re-
spectively
.Twoaddition-
al sub-categories also
saw the crowning of
Neshka Savera as Miss
Rising Star VogueStar
2023 and Karishma Ka-
koti as Miss Congenial-
ity VogueStar 2023.
TheMrscategorywas
further divided into two
segments, with partici-
pants aged between 18-
35 and 36-60 age groups.
The highlight of the
event was undoubtedly
thefelicitationof oneof
the groups by the re-
splendent Second Run-
ners Up of the esteemed
Elite Miss Rajasthan
pageant, the radiant
Sheena Parashar. The
coveted Mrs VogueStar
India title was clinched
by Amrita Kumari Kes-
hari from Goa and San-
geetaPacchanifromAs-
sam, with Deep Kaur
and Supriya Yadav se-
curingthefirstrunners-
up positions and Ritu
Salucha and Gullapalli
Vinitha taking the sec-
ond runners-up posi-
tions. Turn to P10-11
SHUBHANSHI PATHAK
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
The dazzling grand finale of Ms VogueStar India Mrs
VogueStar India and Fashion Week 2023, which epitomizes
elegance and sophistication, presented by Bharat24-Vision
Of New India and orchestrated by the illustrious VogueStar
was held at the luxurious Le Meridian Hotel on Sunday!
JAIPUR | TUESDAY,
APRIL 18, 2023
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BY
MUKESH
KIRADOO
T Jagdeesh Chandra with (L-R) Kavita Chauhan, Saniya Agrawal,
Kirti Choudhary, Abhimanyu Tomar and Yatish Bhadoo
Clockwise: Neshka Savera (Miss Rising Star VogueStar 2023), Mehak Joshi (Miss Vogue Star 2nd runners up),
Saianki (1st Runners up), Karishma Kakoti (Miss Congeniality) and Divya Nehra (Miss VogueStar 2023)
(L-R) Karishma Kakoti (Miss Congeniality), Saianki (1st Runners up), Divya Nehra (Miss VogueStar 2023),
Mehak Joshi (Miss Vogue Star 2nd runners up) and Neshka Savera (Miss Rising Star VogueStar 2023)
Jagdeesh Chandra
addressing the audience

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