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1. 26 MAY, 2023 FRIDAY JAIPUR RNI NUMBER RAJENG/2019/77764 Vol 4 l Issue No. 348 Pages 12 l `3.00 USFDA APPROVES WORLD’S FIRST ORAL ANTIVIRAL FOR COVID Mumbai: US Food and Drug Administration on Thursday approved the world’s first oral antiviral, Paxlovid for treatment of mild-to-moderate Covid in adults who are at high risk for progression to severe Corona, including death. SATYENDAR FALLS IN TIHAR BATHROOM, SHIFTED TO ICU New Delhi: AAP leader Satyendar Jain was on Thursday admitted to Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital after he collapsed in the bathroom of Tihar jail in the city. Jain was later shifted to ICU ward of LNJP hosp, he has been put on oxygen. ‘Z-PLUS’ SECURITY FOR PUNJAB CHIEF MINISTER BHAGWANT MANN Chandigarh: The Centre has accorded ‘Z-plus’ category armed security cover to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann in view of possible threats to him emanating from the country and abroad, sources said. CAR CRASHES INTO LONDON’S DOWNING STREET GATES, 1 HELD London: A car collided on May 25 with the gates of Downing Street in central London, where the British PM’s home and offices are located, setting off a rapid security response in one of London’s most-fortified sites. READ Crucial Crucial EX-KARNATAKA DGP PRAVEEN SOOD TAKES CHARGE AS CBI CHIEF New Delhi: Former Karnataka DGP Praveen Sood took charge at the new director of the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday, sources said. Sood is a 1986 batch IPS officer, he has been appointed the CBI Director for a period of 2 years. GEHLOT ACCUSES SHEKHAWAT OF INCITING THE MP GOVT TO STOP THE ERCP PROJECT Naresh Sharma Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge- hlot has once again raised the issue of declaring the Eastern Ra- jasthan Canal Project (ERCP)asanationalpro- jectregardingPMModi’s visit to Ajmer. Without namingUnionJalShakti MinisterGajendraSingh Shekhawat, Gehlot ac- cusedhimof incitingthe MP government to stop the ERCP project. Gehlot while talking to the media after inaugurating the new building of the Home Guard Directorate in Jaipur said, “I pray to God PM will go to that place, maybe he will remem- ber his promises and maybe make an announcement on that day . He should announce that there is no politics in this. ERCP is the plan of his govt’s time, this plan will have to be taken forward. Turn to P8 CM Ashok Gehlot talking to media after inaugurating new building of the Home Guard Directorate in Jaipur on Thursday. CONGRESS MEETING ON THE RAJASTHAN ISSUES POSTPONED In what could be termed as a major political development concerning Rajasthan, the Rajasthan Congress meeting to be held in Delhi on Friday has been postponed. Meeting was to be chaired by Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi. Gehlot, Randhawa, Dotasra, Pilot were called in meet along with 3 co-incharges of Rajasthan. The meeting was postponed due to the busy schedule of Rahul Gandhi, new date of the meeting will come in a day or two. ‘WORLD WANTS TO KNOW WHAT INDIA THINKS’ Grand welcome for PM Narendra Modi after 50 engagements, 3-nations tour PM’s veiled dig after Oppn plans to boycott new Parliament opening Moni Sharma New Delhi: Prime Min- ister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the world today wants to know what India is thinking. Concluding his three- nation visit, PM Modi arrived at Delhi’s Palam airport where he was garlanded by BJP Na- tional President JP Na- dda and other party members on his arrival and addressed his ad- mirers who had gathered to welcome him. PM lauded the “at- mosphere of democracy” at the Indian dias- pora event in Sydney, noting that not only Australian PM and the ruling party leaders joined in, but also a former PM and Opposition members. His comments come indirectly in backdrop of 20 Oppn parties boy- cotting the inauguration of new Parl. Modi said, ‘I had the opportunity to release Tok Pisin translation of the book ‘Thirukkural’ in Papua New Guinea. It is oldest language in world.” P5 PM Narendra Modi being welcomed by supporters gathered at Palam airport in Delhi on Thursday. PM Narendra Modi being welcomed by JP Nadda at Palam airport. BSE SENSEX 61,872.62 98.84 | NSE NIFTY 18,321.15 35.75 24°C - 35°C l www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia P3 RESULTS OF RBSE 12TH ARTS OUT, 92.35% STUDENTS PASS Jaipur: The Rajasthan Board of Secondary Edu- cation (RBSE) 12th Arts result was released by Education Minister BD Kalla at Jaipur’s Shiksha Sankul on Thursday. The result has been 92.35%. WILL GO TO MANIPUR SOON, STAY THERE FOR 3 DAYS: SHAH Guwahati: Union HM Amit Shah on Thursday said that he would travel to Manipur soon and stay for 3 days and would speak to the people in order to establish peace in violence-hit state. AVANI LEKHARA WINS SILVER AT PARA SHOOTING WORLD CUP Jaipur: Indian Paralympic gold medallist Avani Lekhara bagged a silver medal on Thursday in the ongoing World Shooting Para Sports World Cup at Changwon Int’l Shooting Range in Korea. P6 P2 When I speak of my country’s culture, I engage with the entire world. This confidence stems from the fact that you have given a government an absolute majority in the country. Those who have gathered here are individuals who love India, not just PM Modi. —Narendra Modi, PM MODI SAYS  World is eager to hear India’s narrative and urged Indians not to have a “slave men- tality” when discuss- ing their rich culture and traditions.  People questioned the decision to give away vaccines to other countries during the Covid-19 pandemic. The people here asked me why I gave vaccines to the world. I want to say that this is land of Buddha, Gandhi. We care even for our en- emies. Today world wants to know what India is thinking.  All leaders and the personalities I spoke to about India’s G20 presidency, have been so mesmerized and appreciative. This is a matter of pride for us.  I had utilized every available moment for the benefit of the country, effectively utilizing his time. Show ‘big heart’, attend opening of Parl: BJP to Oppn First India Bureau New Delhi: The BJP on Thursday alleged that the opposition parties have decided to boycott the inauguration of the newParliamentbuilding by PM Narendra Modi just because it has been built at his initiative. SeniorBJPleaderand former Union minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the new building is asymbolof India’spride and appealed to the opposition parties to attend the “historic day” of its inauguration on May 28 by showing a “big heart”. More on P5 We all respect the President, I don’t want to drag the post of the Pres- ident into any controversy by recalling what Congress said about her. But India’s PM is also an important part of Parliament. The PM also holds constitutional responsibility. —Ravi Shankar Prasad, Union Minister The world appreciates your governance model. Biden asked for Modi’s autograph, this shows how the world is seeing India under his leader- ship. The way PM of Papua New Guinea touched Modi’s feet, shows how much respect you have there. We feel proud when we see that our Prime Minister is being welcomed like this. —JP Nadda, BJP National President NEW PARLIAMENT BUILDING SHOULD BE INAUGURATED BY PRESIDENT: PLEA IN SC Amidst the row over the inauguration of the new Parliament building, an advocate has approached the Supreme Court with a PIL seeking direction that it be inaugurated by Presi- dent Droupadi Murmu and not PM Modi, as is scheduled. The plea comes at a time when 19 Opposition parties have decided to boycott the inaugural ceremony. PERSPECTIVE P4 2 more Cheetah cubs die inside MP’s Kuno, 1 critical Bhopal: In a major setback to the Project Cheetah, 2 more cubs died inside Kuno National Park in Sheopur district of MP on Thursday. 1 of the 4 cubs born to Namibian Cheetah Jwala had died earlier on Tuesday. These two cubs, born just two months ago, 6fatalities among cheetahs translocated from African countries to Kuno within 2 months. Preliminary investigations suggest that the cause of death of these cubs is extreme heat and malnutrition. The last remaining cub has been rescued and shifted to hospital for further treatment. The forest dept further stated that the cubs’ frailty was likely a contributing factor, as they had exhibited signs of weakness since its birth. 2018 RAKBAR KHAN LYNCHING CASE Alwar court sentences 4 accused to 7 years in jail and acquits 1 Ashvini Yadav Alwar: Alwar ADJ court while giving ver- dict in the Rakbar Khan lynching case on Thurs- day convicted 4 accused and sentenced them to 7 years of imprisonment and imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 each on them. The 5th accused, however, was acquitted on account of benefit of doubt. In the case, Special Public Prosecutor Ashok Kumar Sharma said that on July 20, 2018, Rakbar alias Ak- bar, a resident of Kol- gaon in Haryana, and his accomplice Aslam were taking a cow from Lalawandi village in Ramgarh at night. Sus- pecting the cow being smuggled, some people surrounded them and started beating them up. Aslam escaped while Rakbar was handed over to the police. THE CULPRITS Police arrested accused Paramjit Singh, Dharmendra Yadav, Naresh, Vijay and Naval Kishore Sharma and presented a challan against them in the court. The court acquitted Naval Kishore Shar- ma. The other four have been convicted under Sections 304A and 341 of the IPC. NEET aspirant bludgeoned to death at Sikar hostel First India Bureau Sikar: A NEET aspirant was allegedly attacked and killed by unidentified persons at a hostel in Sikar district, the police said on Thursday . According to officials, the incident was reported at Angad Hostel in the Udyog Na- gar Station area. The victim, Mohit Ya- dav, was preparing for the NEET examination. “Police received information that a student was hit on his head. He was rushed to a nearby hospital where doctors declared him brought dead,” Shriniwas, an officer with Udyog Nagar police station said. “A case has been registered and a probe has been initiated. Other students are being questioned,” he said. An attempt was made to stop the work of ERCP. Objection was deliberately made from MP. I think the minister (Gajendra Singh) must have provoked Madhya Pradesh and asked them to object. PM Modi is coming to Ajmer at the same place when he had come five years ago during elections and announced on ERCP. —Ashok Gehlot, CM Heat on the hunt? Siyaya, who translocated to Kuno National Park in MP from Namibia on Sept 17, 2022, gave birth to 4 cubs on March 29. CONGRESS WORKER BRUTALLY KILLED BY 5 IN B’LURU First India Bureau Bengaluru: In a shock- ing turn of events, a Congress worker was murdered in Bengal- uru’s Chowdeshwari Nagar near Laggare on Wednesday night by a gang of over five unidentified persons. The deceased has been identified as Ravi alias Matthiravi, who was 42 years old. The gang, that came on bikes, attacked him with lethal weapons when he was on his way back home after at- tending a birthday party of a party leader. Even though he was rushed to a hospital immediately, he died on the way, police said. Go First extends cancellations till May 28 First India Bureau New Delhi:TheGoFirst airline on Thursday , ex- tendeditsflightcancella- tionstillMay28,amidan ongoing financial crisis. Earlier, the suspension of flight ops was announced till May 26, cit- ing operational reasons. DGCA DIRECTS... The aviation regulator, DGCA on Thursday granted 30 days to cash- strapped airline Go First in order to submit a comprehensive plan for the revival of its operations. Rakbar Khan —PHOTO BY PTI —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA

2. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 02 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Government selects 3865 pilgrims Jaipur: A total of 3,865 pilgrims will be made free of cost pilgrimage under the Rajasthan government’s ambitious Senior Citizen Pil- grimage Scheme. The District Level Committee constituted under the chairman- ship of UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal conducted an online lottery for pilgrims at the minister’s official residence on Thursday . The lottery was drawn through soft- ware. Dhariwal, who is the minister in charge of Jaipur, said that a total of 386 persons were selected for air travel and 3479 passengers for rail travel through a lottery . District Collector Prakash Rajpurohit, Additional District Col- lector (III) Shankarlal Saini and other officers were also present on the occasion. The other members of the Committee participated in the pro- gram through video conference. JMCG meet adjourned due tohugeuproarandprotests Bharat Dixit and Ziauddin Khan Jaipur: 15 proposals were passed in the fourth general meeting of the Jaipur Greater Municipal Corporation Board which witnessed heavy uproar on Thurs- day . Mayor Dr. Somya Gurjar said that 15 proposals have been passed in the board meeting which will directly benefit the public and the trust in the corporation’s services will increase. A meeting will be held on June 27 to increase the budget for development works and road construction in the wards. The meeting lasted over eight hours from 12 noon to 8.15 pm in which three hours were wasted in the uproar, councillors took an hour for lunch and the discussion was held for three hours. It was anticipated that Congress councilors would protest, but instead of them, in- dependent councilors who were supporting the BJP cornered the Mayor. The BJP councilors were seen divided into 2 groups. The dispute between 2 councilors supporting BJP in the meeting increased so much that Swati Parnami sat on a dharna, and Sheel Dhabhai and Jayshree Garg came in her support. Later, after the persuasion of Mayor Gurjar & Deputy Mayor Puneet Karnawat, they returned to their seats. A Congress councilor raised the demand for free wood for cremation following which Karnawat said that Congress should also give a guarantee card for this, which led to an uproar. The meeting lasted over 8 hours in which 3 hours were wasted in the uproar. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA The BJP councilors were seen divided into two groups. Swati Parnami sat on a dharna, and many came for her support. Conferencetobe heldformaintaining communalharmony Ziauddin Khan Jaipur: The chairman of the Rajasthan State Commission for Minori- ties Rafeek Khan on Thursday said that a big conference of people of all religions will be organised on maintaining communal harmony . He said that a meeting of the commission’s members was held on Wednesday in which a discussion on several agendas was held. Briefing the media about the meeting, Khan said that discussion was held on how the benefit of the schemes being run by the state government for the people of the mi- nority section can reach maximum beneficiaries. Khan also informed that an all-religion meeting will be con- vened to hold delibera- tions on how communal harmony can be maintained. He said that the commission will work while taking it all together. He said there was also discussion as to how to help those people who are locked in jail without any reason. On a question related to Sachin Pilot, Khan said that Congress is a big party and the high command takes all the decisions in the best interest of the party . 47-year-old brain dead woman saves three lives Vikas Sharma Barmer: A 47-year-old Kavita, who was declared brain dead after being injured, gave a new lease of life to three patients after her family members decided to donate her organs. Kavita fell down at her home and received critical injuries on May 21. She was rushed to the SMS hospital where doctors declared her brain dead. After being persuad- ed by doctors, her family members agreed to donate her heart and kidney following which the process of organ re- trieval was done. The heart will be sent to an army hospital in Delhi while the kidney will be transplanted to patients in the SMS hospital. Impotent Congress govt only betrayed people, says Joshi Mukesh Mathrani Barmer: BJP state president C.P.Joshi on Thurs- day lashed out at the Con- gress government. While terming the government ‘impotent’,Joshisaidthat heisnothabitualinusing such words but is forced to do so because the state Congressgovernmenthas failed in saving the rights of women, youth, farm- ers, and weaker sections of society . The BJP leader alleged that this government only betrayed the people during its whole term. The BJP leader said that before coming into power, the Congress party had made many promises but failed in fulfilling a single one and betrayed the people’s faith. He said that this time, the people of the state will remove the Congress forever. He claimed that now the time has come and the people of Ra- jasthan have made up their minds to remove the Congress government. Taking a dig at Con- gress ‘mehangai rahat camp’, he said that now people have decided to give ‘Rahat’ to Congress. AICC Secretary Harish Chowdhary attends Kisan Sammelan in Bikaner Laxman Raghav Jaipur: AICC Secre- tary Harish Chowd- hary participated in the Kisan Sammelan at Sherera of Lunkaran- sar in Bikaner on Thursday. Party work- ers welcomed him at the circuit house. AgroBusinessBoard President Rameshwar Dudi and Minister Bhanwar Singh Bhati had a long discussion with him. The AICC Secretary Harish Chowdhary also said that the state government has done good work in the last 4.5 years and praised the inflation relief camp. Harish Chowd- hary said, “Congress is a big family, and there can be differences.” On the question of Ashok Gehlot becom- ing the Chief Minister for the fourth time, Chowdhary said, Ra- hul Gandhi is our leader and whatever decision party chief Mall- ikarjun Kharge will take, it will be good for the people of the state, but first, the public has to decide. Rameshwar Dudi said that the government schemes are being taken to the public through the Sammelan and everyone is working together. Harish Chowdhary at Kisan Sammelan on Thursday. Rafeek Khan (R) with CM Ashok Gehlot others during inauguration prog of newly constructed bus terminal at Sindhi Camp on Thursday. Indian Army conducts ‘Sudarshan Shakti’ along Western border Jaipur: Exercise ‘Su- darshan Shakti’, was designed to validate operational plans in a network-centric environ- ment. The elements of combatpowersupport logistic support were exercised in a syner- gised application under all domains of enemy threat including Grey Zone Warfare as part of high tempo operations. Integrated use of force multipliers like special forces and de- ployment of niche tech- nologies covering drones, tethered drones, loiter ammunition as well as key aspects of electronic warfare, thus makingitauniqueevent in its scope and objec- tives. The movement and application of large forces earmarked from outside the theatre was also validated. Exem- plarytrainingstandards andhighmoralewasdis- played by the participat- ing troops despite soar- ing temperatures. Give nat’l status to ERCP: Pilot to PM Modi UDH: Clear pending hosp proposals soon Jaipur: On Thursday former deputy CM Sachin Pilot said, “PM Narendra Modi had earlier assured to make ERCP a reality . But now no BJP leader even mentions the name of ERCP . Is central government not aware of this? Modi jiiscomingtoRajasthan again, I request you to announce the status of a nationalprojecttoERCP , because it is Rajasthan’s right. I hope this demand is fulfilled soon.” Jaipur: The government had given conces- sions to promote strengthen the medical infrastructure. After theseconcessions,appli- cations came in many cities to build new hos- pitals or to expand the existingones.Issuingan order on behalf of UDH, all UITs development authorities were asked to prepare a list of proposals send them to the government to clear the pending proposals. Yellow flags hoisted on Guru Pushya Nakshatra Avani Lekhara wins Silver at Para ShootingWorld Cup Jaipur: Yellow flags were hoisted in all the temples on Thursday falling under Dev- asthan Department on the occasion of Guru- Pushya Nakshatra. Devasthan Minister Shakuntala Rawat hoisted the yellow flag in Kalki Temple located near Hawa Mahal extended greetings to people on this day . New Delhi: Indian Paralympic gold medallist Avani Lekhara bagged a silver medal on Thursday in the ongoing World Shooting Para Sports World Cup at Changwon Interna- tional Shooting Range in Korea. The 21-year- old shooter scored 10.3 on the 24th round for a to- talof 250.1,missingout on a top spot to Anna Benson of Sweden and securing India’s 100th medalinParaShooting sports. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and LS Speaker OM Birla also congratulated Ava- ni on her success. UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal conducts an online lottery for pilgrims at the minister’s official residence on Thursday. Avani Lekhara Sapta Shakti Command of Indian Army conducted ‘Sudarshan Shakti 2023’ exercise along the Western borders in Rajasthan. FOR SENIOR CITIZEN PILGRIMAGE SCHEME BJP state president C.P.Joshi addressing the BJP’s event ‘Jan Aakrosh Mahagheraav’ in Barmer on Thursday.

3. RAJASTHAN JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 03 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Transport dept appoints OSDs in 15 dists Nirmal Tiwari Jaipur: Rajasthan is be- coming famous a ‘Dhar- masthan’ in the world as the number of devotees visiting the state are increasing. In 2022, a total of 10 crore 87 lakh tourists came to the state and people visiting tourist places was 63 lakh. However, the number of people visiting religious places was more than 10 crore 24 lakh. Tourism Minister Vishvendra Singh said thatfaithhasadeepcon- nection with Rajasthan. “We have Pushkar, Gar- ib Nawaz in Ajmer, Sala- sar Balaji, Khatu Shy- amji, Ramdevra, Me- handipur Balaji. Be- sides, there are hun- dreds of religious places, including Govind DevJi,ShilaMata,Kaila Devi, Karni Mata, Be- neshwar Dham, Ram- devra, Shri Mahavir Ji. The way the state govt has developed these religious places, devotees are increasing,” he said. Dr Mahendra Singh Khadgawat, director of the Dept of Archaeolo- gy, said that the development of basic facilities at monuments and museums creates a senseof securityamong tourists. GayatriRathore,Prin- cipal Secy, Tourism De- partment, said that after the implementation of the new tourism policy, tourists are attracted towards Rajasthan. “In- crease in religious tourism has also increased theeconomyof thestate. In the last few years, the infrastructure developed by Rajasthan in tourist places, religious placesandruraltourism sector is proving benefi- cial,” she said. BD Kalla, Zahida Khan and other officials releasing the RBSE Class 12th Arts results at Jaipur’s Shiksha Sankul on Thursday. JUDICIARY HC CANCELS BAIL OF TWO IN AJMER MURDER CASE HC ISSUES NOTICE TO CS, DGP IN ACP ATTACK CASE ROSTER ISSUED FOR SUMMER VACATIONS IN HC Jaipur: High Court has cancelled the bail of accused Deepak Kumar and Divyansh Bhati in the June 28, 2021 robbery case for the brutal murder of an old couple in the Alwar Gate police station area of Ajmer. Advocate AK Jain and advocate Aditya Jain advocated for the petitioner and said that the subordinate court granting bail in such serious crimes was unfair. Justice Sameer Jain cancelled bail of both the accused. Deceased Dinesh Chauhan’s son had filed petition for cancellation of bail. Jodhpur: The Rajasthan High Court has taken cognizance in the matter involving attack on ACP by sand mafias in Jodhpur. Justice Vijay Vishnoi has taken cognizance in the matter and has issued notices to Chief Secretary and DGP. Notably, the official car of ACP was hit by a dumper involved in transporting illegally mined sand. Jodhpur: The summer vacation in Raj High Court will be from June 5 to July 2. A high court bench in Jodhpur and Jaipur has been constituted wherein only important matters will be heard. Justice Dr. Nupur Bhati will conduct hearings in Jodhpur main bench from June 05-09 and Justice MG Vyas will conduct hearings in Jodhpur main bench from June 12-16. Similarly, Justice RP Soni in Jodhpur main bench will do the hearing from June 19-23. Justice Ashutosh Kumar will do hearing in the Jaipur bench from June 05-09. Similarly, Justice Praveer Bhatnagar in the Jaipur bench from June 12-16 will do hearing. Justice CK Songara will hear cases in the Jaipur bench from June 19- 23. Religious tourism Religious tourism booms in Rajasthan Girls outshine boys in RBSE 12th Arts results with 94.6% Naresh Sharma Jaipur: Once again, the girls have outperformed boys in RBSE Class 12 arts results with the pass percentage of 94.60, as compared to pass percentage of boys 90.65. The Education Depart- ment also released the result of the Senior Teacher Examination. In this, 56,014 students from across the state had registered. The results can be checked online on RBSE portal. Total(students)3lakh 26,413 students have got first division, 2 lakh 69,154 students have got second division while 55,855 students have got third division. A total of 16,838 children have got supplementary . In the examination, 1 lakh 36,135 boys got first division, 1 lakh 50,529 got second division, while 32,970 boys got third division. Of these, 9486 boys got supplementary . Amongthegirlstudents, 1 lakh 89,918 got first division, 1 lakh 18,904 second division, 22,667 third division and 7020 got supplementary . Among the girl students, 1 lakh 89,918 got first division, 1 lakh 18,904 second division, 22,667 third division and 7020 got supplementary . Miscreants open fire on police in Jodhpur First India Bureau Jodhpur: A police team was attacked by a group of miscreants in Ekalk- hori village of Osian town district on Thurs- day while the cops had gone to arrest the miscreants in a murder case. “On Wednesday evening, a local busi- nessman identified as Shyam Paliwal (30), was murdered by Suresh Bishnoi and his aides. The accused brutally killed the victim with a stone cutter machine and fled away . Based on specific inputs, 10 teams were formed and raids were given in Ekalk- hori village,” police official said. “As soon as the police tried to catch the miscreants, they opened fire on the cops. Four rounds of gunshots were fired by the miscreants. Four accused were arrested while the prime accused Suresh Bishnoi is on the run. The accused Suresh Bishnoi is the son of police head-constable. One of the accused sus- tained fracture in leg and was admitted to hospital for treatment,” police added. CM Gehlot okays RCAT centres in 5 Div HQs Jaipur (FIB): CM Ge- hlot has approved a fi- nancialprovisionof Rs 25.90 crore for the Rajiv Gandhi Center of Ad- vanced Technology (R- CAT) that will be opened in Ajmer, Kota, Bharatpur, Bikaner and Udaipur divisions of the state. ThenewR-CATcent- ersarelocatedatKota’s Sarvepalli Rad- hakrishnan Bhawan (RTU), Udaipur’s Vig- yan Bhawan (MLSU), Bharatpur’s Depart- mentof ArtificialIntel- ligence (Engineering College), Ajmer’s Govt Engineering College and Bikaner’s School InnovationHub(MGU). Information about block chain, AI, machine learning, robot- ics and virtual reality will be available here. ACB traps 2 accused in Bhilwara and Kota First India Bureau Jaipur: The Anti-Cor- ruption Bureau (ACB) on Thursday arrested a land records inspector for taking a bribe of Rs 3,000 in Bhilwara district. The accused La- laram Kumawat had demanded bribe from the complainant for a land related work. Af- ter verifica- tion of the complaint, a team of A C B B h i lw a r a trapped him while taking bribe of Rs 3000. He has been placed under arrest and being inter- rogated, officiating DG of ACB Hemant Priya- darshy said. Meanwhile, in a major action by ACB Kota, a woman ASI of Delhi Police has been arrested for taking bribe of Rs 20,000. Accused Lady ASI Rekha Singh had demanded bribe from the complainant in lieu of removing his name from the case registered in Delhi. Shivendra Parmar Jaipur: The state govt has expedited the process of formation of new districts in Ra- jasthan. Following the directions of CS Usha Sharma, the transport dept on Thursday ap- pointed15OSDsinnew- ly-proposed districts. Officials informed that the transport dept has also appointed a State Level Nodal Officer for effective monitoring. “StateLevelNodalOf- ficers will be in touch with all OSD and will report to the Transport Commissioner. The work of the OSDs will mainly be to select the place for the new office, create posts deter- mine area of the district,” said an official. NEW VEHICLES IN JPR TO GET NEW ‘RJ-60’ SERIES The registration number of vehicles in Jaipur will be replaced by RJ-60 from RJ-14 and RJ-45. A new series has been issued by the Transport Department for the registration of vehicles. The vehicles registered at RTO (First) will be registered with the new series of RJ-60. The department decided after the end of the RJ-14 and RJ-45 series. Kirodi accuses Dhariwal of corruption First India Bureau Jaipur: Rajya Sabha MP Dr Kirodilal Meena has accused Minister Shanti Dhariwal of al- lottinglandworthcrores to Kota’s person in Jaipur at throw away prices. Meena has said that in the name of skill development, it was allotted in Raj Aangan Yo- janalocatedinPratapna- gar but nO work of skill development has been done on 2377.36 sqm of land, rather a luxurious bungalowhasbeenbuilt. “The market price of the land is around 45 crores while RG Memo- rial Education Society Kota has been allotted thesaidlandforonly6cr 18 lakhs because the head of this organiza- tion is a ‘special person’ of Minister Dhariwal,” he said. Meena said that earlier this land was registered in a different or- ganization and allotment was attempted. “But then it did not come in the policy and rules, because it was necessary to have 2500 meters of land. So later it was allotted in the name of skill development and after completing the process in just 8 days, on March 20, the concernedofficialswere called to a place and allotment was done. The file was signed. After about 45 days, a meeting wascalledagainandthe rest of the officers also signed the document together,” he added. CCTV grab of the incident. No. of tourists at religious sites in Raj (2022) Pushkar, Dargah Sharif (Ajmer) 1.32 Cr 40,092 Khatu Shyamji, Jeen Mata (Sikar) 1.16 Cr 258 R’bore, Trinetra Ganeshji (S. Madhopur) 1.11 Cr 5,878 Sam Desserts, Tanot, Ramdevra (Jaisalmer) 63.48 L 29,131 Karni Mata (Bikaner) 39.28 L 10,501 Govind Devji, Moti Dungri, Shila Mata (Jpr) 33.72 L 1,59,210 DISTRICT Domestic Foreign MONTH TOURISTS MONTH TOURISTS January 3,59,000 February 4,11,161 March 4,95,870 April 2,84,873 May 3,43,074 June 4,71,120 July 5,26,748 August 5,51,061 September 4,90,755 October 7,68,397 November 7,23,100 December 9,41,595 No. of tourists / month in Year 2022 TOP 5 PERFORMING DISTRICTS OF RAJ  96.21% Jodhpur  96.07% Nagaur  95.38% Sikar  95.19% Jaisalmer  95.12% Barmer Anupgarh - Vinod Legha Balotra - Nitin Bohra Beawar - Zakir Hussain Deeg- Abhay Mudgal Didwana Kuchaman - Makhan Jangid Dudu - Yashpal Yadav Gangapur City - Dayashankar Gupta Kekri - Pramod Lodha Kotputli - Sunil Saini Khairthal – Adarsh Raghav Neemkathana- Bajrang Lal Phalodi – Tarachand Salumbar - Surendra Singh Sanchore- Omprakash Chowdhary Shahpura- Surendra Gehlot OSDs APPOINTED FOR NEWLY FORMED DISTRICTS RHB REPLIES TO KIRODI’S ALLEGATION Meanwhile, the statement of the Housing Board has also replied to allegations of Kirodi Meena, RHB spokesperson stating the factual position said that institutional 2377.36 sqm of land has been allotted to RG Memorial Education Society at the reserve rate as per the rules in the meeting of the Property Allocation Committee held on March 20, 2020 and it was approved by the departmental minister on June 16, 2020 and currently, on the spot, the land is still vacant. And no luxurious bungalow has been built. “the institution to which this land has been allotted, it is allowed to construct any time in 7 years. No allotment of the land has been done at any discounted price,” the RHB spokesperson said. (L) MP Kirodi Lal Meena and (R) UDH Minister Shanti K Dhariwal There are about 52 ghats at the Pushkar lake where thousands pilgrims take holy dip every year. —FILE PHOTO

4. PERSPECTIVE JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 04 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia UNTOLD STORIES OF PM MODI - PART 41 ‘MODI HAI TO MUMKIN HAI…’ PiercingObservation,StrategicVision: WHEN THE PERSON STEERING THE COUNTRY IS A NOT JUST A VISIONARY, BUT A TECH-SAVVY VISIONARY, THE COUNTRY IS BOUND TO PROSPER AND GROW BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS. THE NARRATORS SHARE WITH US HOW PM MODI HAS COMPLETELY REVAMPED SECTORS BY INFUSING TECHNOLOGY AND HOW MAKING DREAMS COME TRUE IS ELEMENTARY PRIME MINISTER! PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODI Tech Makeover for India Post HERECOMESTHE DIGITALPOSTMAN… HALLMARKS OF PM MODI epartment of Post is one department whose existence was be- ginning to be questioned by our genera- tion given that the millen- nial given the social media revolution that has swept away our tech-savvy youth! But PM Modi completely suffused the department with life and energy and revamped the department in an unprecedented manner. He infused so much tech- nologyintheDepartmentof Post that today it has transformed totally and has got a new lease of life. PM Modi made banking reach the doorstep of the common man in rural areas through the handheld device. We have received feedback from innumerable beneficiaries who say that earlier they had to commute 7 to 8 kms in order to reach a big bank whereas today they can avail all the banking facilities at home. Be it pension money, or salary money, today the postman visits the homes of the beneficiaries deep in the villages of India to enable them to access their money . Today , we have around 6 crore bank accounts in the India Post Pay- ment Bank. Out of these, 4.5 crore bank accounts have reached the doorsteps of the beneficiaries. PM Modi infused banking technology intothevastnetworkof post not just transforming the Department of Post, but also the lives of people! D When Modi visited Japan as CM… n 2012, when Modiji was the CM, he em- barked on this historic visit to Japan with a great delega- tion accompanying him. It was probably the first time that the Chief Minister of a state was visiting another nation at such a high level. It was a four-day visit in which the CM visited 4 provinces and was part of 44 programs. One of those days, we booked a bullet train to reach Hamamatsu. While all the delegates were at the station, Modiji stood there in an extremely sombre and observant mood. He glanced through the signboard, listened carefully to the announce- ments, looked at the digital display for train sched- ules, the dashboard, the movement of people going in and out of trains; in fact, he took in the minut- est details of the station while he stood there before boarding the train. Looking at him, I approached him with questions, “Sir, why do you appear to be so overcome with s e r i o u s n e s s ? May I know what are you ob- serving so close- ly?” He said “I am looking at the bullet train. I am looking at the station. I want this in my India.” His dream of watching his countrymen travel in bullet trains was born there. We then boarded the bullet train and Modiji was once again in his sombre, observant mood. His entire focus was on the technology involved, the seats, the doors, the systems running it, the methods of the TC, how the checking was being done — well, it was as if our CM had taken a mental note of every single bit of the operations running the bullet train in those few moments! At that time, Modiji possessed a smartphone and he was absolutely adept at its usage. He made all his notes there as well. There- fore, upgradation with superior technology has always been Modiji’s passion and his dream of bringing the bullet train to India has been a result of this passion! In Hamamatsu, we had a meeting with Mr Osamu Suzuki, Chairman of Su- zuki. Modiji expressed his desire to visit the factory where the cars were being manufactured. Now this was an intuitive decision taken by Modiji. While we were headed towards the factory, I asked him “Sir, why are we going there?” He replied, “Japan is an auto hub. All the cars are manufactured here. Very soon, it will be time for Vi- brant Gujarat and we must look at engaging with Ja- pan in a big way . The scope is huge as India has a market like none other in the world. So, I just want to go and see how cars are being made in Japan!” Our next destination was Kobe. It is a huge port in Japan and is one of the most successful ports of the country. During his visit to this port, Modiji in- sisted on visiting the main bay area which was the hub of all the activities. So we hired a boat especially for him, and do you know what his words were while we were in riding in the boat? He said “You can take a look at this port very close- ly today. In the future, you will see Dholera come up better than this!” Till then, not much work had been done in the Dholera SIR project, but Modiji’s Kobe visit was to strengthen his vision with respect to this project and its planning! Modiji is a true visionary and to have him at the helm of affairs of our country is indeed a matter of great pride for us! TO BE CONTINUED... I WHEN MODIJI POSSESSED A SMARTPHONE, HE WAS ABSOLUTELY ADEPT AT ITS USAGE. HE MADE ALL HIS NOTES THERE AS WELL. THEREFORE, UPGRADATION WITH SUPERIOR TECHNOLOGY HAS ALWAYS BEEN MODIJI’S PASSION AND HIS DREAM OF BRINGING THE BULLET TRAIN TO INDIA HAS BEEN A RESULT OF THIS PASSION! COMPILED AND EDITED BY SHASHIKANT SHARMA AND SHWETA SHARMA movement of people going in and out of trains; in fact, he took in the minut- est details of the station while he stood there before boarding the train. Looking at him, I approached him with questions, “Sir, why do you appear to be so overcome with YOU READ PART 40 ON MAY 19, 2023 Vol 4 Issue No. 348 RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764. Printed and published by Anita Hada Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers. Printed at Bhaskar Printing Press, D.B. Corp Limited, Shivdaspura, Tonk Road, Jaipur. Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan Das Road, C-Scheme, Jaipur-302001, Rajasthan. Phone 0141-4920504. 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6. INDIA JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 05 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia Khunti (ANI): The President of India Droupadi Murmu graced and addressed a Women’s Conference organized by the Un- ion Ministry of Tribal Affairs at Khunti in Jharkhand on Thurs- day, said a statement by Deputy Press Secre- tary to President Na- vika Gupta. Addressing the gath- ering, the President said that being a woman or being born in a tribal society is not a disadvantage, added the statement. She shared that there were countless inspiring ex- amples of the contribution of women in our country and that women have made invalua- ble contributions in social reform, politics, economy, education, science and research, business, sports and military forces and many other fields. The President added that to become successful in any field, it was crucial to recognize their talent and not judge themselves on the scale of others. She urged women to awak- en the infinite power that is within them. Speaking about women’s empower- ment, the president said that both the social and economic aspects of women’s em- powerment were equal- ly important. She said that hardworking sis- ters and daughters of Jharkhand were all capable of making a sig- nificant contribution to the economy of the state as well as the economic development of the country . “Recognize your talent and move ahead with confidence,” stated the President of In- dia. She added that women’s power pro- vides energy to the rural economy. Tap into your talent, confidence: Murmu EMPOWERING INDIA President Droupadi Murmu caresses a girl during a Women’s Conference in Khunti on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI New Delhi (ANI): Prime Minister Naren- dra Modi on Thursday said that India is being watched with great hope by the world today and that the country has made remarkable progress in strengthen- ing the economy, bat- tling poverty and com- batting the COVID-19 pandemic. The Prime Minister said that from all over the world people want to come to India to see India and understand its essence In such a situation there are excellent opportunities for states like Uttara- khand, said the Prime Minister who flagged off the inaugural run of Vande Bharat Express from Dehradun to Delhi via video conferencing. The Prime Minister said, India is unstoppable now and said that it is advancing and will continue to advance at a speed parallel to that of Vande Bharat. India is being watched with great hope. The world wants to come to India to see India, and to understand the essence of In- dia, in such a situation there are excellent opportunities for states like Uttarakhand. Van- de Bharat train is also going to help Uttara- khand in taking full ad- vantage of this opportunity, he added. The train is the first Vande Bharat intro- duced in Uttarakhand. Delighted to flag off the Delhi-Dehradun Vande Bharat Express. It will ensure 'Ease of Travel' as well as greater comfort for the citizens, the prime minister tweeted. Union Railway Minsiter Ashwini Vaishnav thanking PM Modi said that this time arrangements up to Rs 5000 crores have been made for railways in Ut- tarakhand. Today is a very for- tunate day . PM is giving a big gift of Vande Bharat to Devbhoomi today. 10 years from today, when it came to the development of railways, Rs 187 crore was received from the central government and when Modi ji came in 2014, he immediately arranged funds for Utt- arakhand,” said Ash- wini Vaishnav. Prez addresses a Women’s Conference in Jharkhand The tribal society presents ideal exam- ples in many fields. One of these is the non-prevalence of the dowry system in the tribal society. —Droupadi Murmu, President PM SAYS `12K CR CHAR DHAM GRAND PROJECT WORK GOING AT A FAST PACE “K’TAKA CONG GOVT’S FUTURE IS DEPENDENT ON LOK SABHA POLL RESULTS” K’TAKA: 2 BJP MLAs TO FACE ACTION OVER ‘OBJECTIONABLE’ REMARKS AGAINST CM New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that Devb- hoomi Uttarakhand will become the centre of attraction for the spiritual consciousness of the whole world in the coming days. Devbhoomi will become the centre of attraction for the spiritual consciousness of the whole world in the coming days. We have to shape Uttarakhand's development as per future demands, said PM Modi. The prime minister said that work on the Char Dham Grand Project with a cost of Rs 12,000 crore is going on at a fast pace. Work on the Char Dham Grand Project with a cost of Rs 12,000 crore is going on at a fast pace. Since 2014, we have transformed the Indian railways. We began by making the dream of high-speed trains a reality. Bengaluru (PTI): Raising doubts about the longevity of the Siddaramaiah-led new Congress government in Karnataka, JD(S) leader H D Kumaraswamy on Thursday said its future is dependent on the results of the 2024 Parliament elections. The former CM said his statement is only based on his analysis of political situation in the state and should not be misinterpreted as though he was up to something by joining hands with someone. “I don’t know whether the (next Assem- bly) election will happen after five years, what all may happen I don’t know, let’s see. The future of this government is dependent on the results of the upcoming Parliament elections, I know it. I’m not speaking by hiding things, nor am I making any astrological predictions,” Kumaraswamy said. Bengaluru (Agencies): Karnataka Police Chief Alok Mohan on Thursday stated that action will be initiated against BJP MLAs Dr CN Ashwath Narayan and Harish Poonja over their “objectionable” remarks against CM Siddaramaiah. He was responding to reporters after chairing a meeting of police officers on the next course of action against former minister and BJP MLA from Bengaluru Dr CN Ashwath Narayan and MLA from Dakshina Kannada district Harish Poonja. INDIAMOVING@VANDEBHARAT’SPACE:PM Flags-off Dehradun-Delhi Vande Bharat Express, PM Modi says India is unstoppable now, country moving ahead very fast “THEY WILL FADE INTO OBLIVION,” HARDEEP PURI KEJRIWAL MEETS NCP CHIEF SHARAD PAWAR IN MUMBAI YOGI ADITYANATH LASHES OUT AT OPPOSITION OPPOSITION IS “DOUBLE FACED”: FADNAVIS New Delhi (ANI): Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday lashed out at the Congress for objecting to the inauguration of the new Parliament building stating that with such actions the opposition party will surely “fade into oblivion.” “They say something else when they meet us and something entirely different for public consumption.”, Puri Said. Mumbai (ANI): Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party supremo Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday called on Na- tionalist Congress Par- ty chief Sharad Pawar at Yashwantrao Chavan Centre in Mumbai to seek NCP’s support against the Centre’s ordinance on control of administrative services in the national capital. Kejriwal was accom- panied by Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, AAP MP Raghav Chadha, Delhi Minister Atishi and other leaders. Delhi CM also met Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday. Lucknow (ANI): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Aditya- nath attacked the opposition parties on Thursday for objecting to the inauguration of the new Parliament building by PM Modi scheduled for May 28, and described their actions as extremely ‘sad,’ ‘irresponsible,’ and one that is going to ‘weaken democracy.’ CM Yogi said that May 28 is going to be recorded as a glorious moment in the history. Mumbai (ANI): After the Congress demanded President Droupadi Murmu inaugurate the Parliament building, Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis said that this showed the “double-faced nature” of the opposition parties. The BJP leader said that the former Prime Ministers Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi too inaugurated the Parlia- ment Building in the years 1975 and 1987 respectively. PM Narendra Modi virtually flags-off Vande Bharat Express from Dehradun to Delhi, in New Delhi on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI Prime Minister Narendra Modi inspects the new Parliament building. —FILE PHOTO Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnav, Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami and others at the flag-off ceremony. India is being watched with great hope. The world wants to come to In- dia to see India, and to understand the essence of India, in such a situation there are excellent opportunities for states like Utt- arakhand. Vande Bharat train is also going to help Uttarakhand in taking full advan- tage of this opportunity. —Narendra Modi, PM Chennai (Agencies): Union Finance Minis- ter Nirmala Sithara- man on T hursday lashed out against the p o l i t i c a l parties who were speaking highly of President Droupadi Murmu as an eminent leader from the tribal community, saying that they had run a bitter campaign against her before she was elected as the President. The minister was speaking to reporters at Raj Bhavan here. Si- tharaman said that these political parties had earlier 'abused' Murmu and called her a ‘rubber stamp'. She said that these parties had even said that President Murmu represented ‘evil forces', taking a jibe at RSS. Sitharaman stated that the present Central government gives high respect to the President and added that the opposition parties had not said anything to honour the President. NEW PARLIAMENT OPENING ROW PartiesspeakinghighlyofPreznow, ranbittercampaignagainsther:FM Sitharaman pulls up Oppn for their past treatment of the President Lucknow (ANI): Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawa- ti on Thursday said it was “unfair” that some opposition parties have decided to boycott the unveiling ceremony of the new Parliament building stating that government has the right to unveil it as they are the ones who have made it. “The boycott and linking it to the respect of a tribal women is completely unfair,” the BSP chief said. BOYCOTT “UNFAIR,” SAYS BSP’S MAYAWATI Former CM Bommai terms the new govt’s statements ‘arrogance’ “If Oppn parties unite, Delhi ordinance can be defeated in RS” ❍ DELHI VS CENTRE ORDINANCE ROW Hubballi (ANI): Term- ing the new Siddara- maiah-led Congress government in the state a reverse gear government, former Chief Minister Basa- varaj Bommai on Thursday said statements about altering the previous BJP government's legislations after coming to power is talks of arrogance. While talking to the media persons in Hub- bali, Bommai said, Now that they are in power we know what they will do, if there is an injustice to the masses we will fight against it, fight legally and politically. To change everything for freedom when it comes to power is the word of arrogance. Mumbai (PTI): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday said that if all non-BJP parties come together, then the Centre’s ordinance on control of services in Delhi can be defeated in the Rajya Sabha. Talking to reporters after meeting Nationalist Congress Party president Sharad Pawar here, Kejriwal said the NCP will support the AAP in Rajya Sabha as no party en- joys majority . He said the ordinance affected the federal structure of the country . Former CM Bommai addresses the press on Thursday. Arvind Kejriwal, Bhagwant Mann and other AAP leaders met NCP Chief Sharad Pawar, in Mumbai on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI Kejriwal seeks non- BJP parties’ support to defeat Delhi services ordinance

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INDIA JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 06 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia कारायालर नगरपाललका मारवाड़ जंक्शन जजला-पाली क्रमांक :- न.पा.मा.जं./एस.बी.एम./2023-24/203 दिनांक: 25.05.2023 ठोस अपदिषठ प्रबंधन दनयम, 2016 सपदठत राजस्ान नगर पादिका अदधदनयम, 2009 की धारा 337 की उप धारा (4), धारा 339 और 340 में प्रित्त िक्तयों का प्रयोग करते हुये नगर दनगम/पररषि/पादिका क्ेत्ों में ठोस अपदिषठ प्रबंधन काय्य को दिदनयदमत करने के प्रयोजना््य :- ‘‘अ’’ घर-घर कचरा संग्रहण योजना के तहत घर-घर से कचरा एकदत्त करने की दनयमानुसार िरें तय की गई हैं। क्र. सं. उपभोक्ता श्रेणी सहयोग रताशि उपभोक्ता द्तारता प्रश्मताह दरेय 1 50 िग्य मीटर क्ेत् के मकान 10 रु. 2 50 िग्य मीटर से 300 िग्य मीटर तक क्ेत् के मकान 40 रु. 3 300 िग्य मीटर से अदधक क्ेत् के मकान 50 रु. 4 वयिसादयक प्रदतषठान खान-पान स्ान (ढाबा, दम. की िुकान, कॉफी हाउस इतयादि) 150 रु. 5 गेसट हाउस 250 रु. 6 छात्ािास (Hostel) सरकारी 250 रु. 7 छात्ािास (Hostel) दनजी 500 रु. 8 रेसटोरेनट (Unstar) 300 रु. 9 होटि, रेसटोरेनट (Unstar) 500 रु. 10 होटि, रेसटोरेनट (3 star) 800 रु. 11 होटि, रेसटोरेनट (3 star से अदधक) 1500 रु. 12 वयिसादयक काया्यिय, सरकारी काया्यिय, बैंक, बीमा काय्यिय, कोदचंग ्िासेज, िैक्दणक संस्ान इतयादि 250 रु. 13 दनजी िैक्दणक संस्ान 500 रु. 14 दनजी कोदचंग संस्ान 2000 रु. 15 दनजी कोदचंग ्िासेस 500 रु. 16 ्िीदनक 500 रु. 17 ्िीदनक, दिसपेनसरी, िेबोरेटरीज (50 बैि तक) 1000 रु. 18 ्िीदनक, दिसपेनसरी, िेबोरेटरीज (50 बैि से अदधक) 2500 रु. 19 िघु ि कुटीर उद्ोग िक्किॉप (केिि गैर खतरनाक) अिदिषट 10 दक.ग्रा. प्रदतदिन 400 रु. 20 गोिाम, कोलि सटोरेज (केिि गैर खतरनाक) अिदिषट 800 रु. 21 िािी हॉि, उतसि हॉि, प्रिि्यनी एिं मेिा 3000 िग्य मीटर क्ेत्फि तक 1000 रु. 22 िािी हॉि, उतसि हॉि, प्रिि्यनी एिं मेिा 3000 िग्य मीटर क्ेत्फि से अदधक 3000 रु. 23 अनय जो ऊपर दचदनित नहीं है। नगर दनकाय के आंकिन अनुसार उ्त िरों में प्रदत तीन िष्य बाि नययूनतम 10 प्रदतित की िृदधि होगी। (ब) उपशिशियों के उल्ंघन में शकए गए कृतयों के श्ए शनिताधारर् कैररंग चतारधा क्र.सं. कृतय रुमताधानता रताशि 1 रहिादसयों भिनों के दनिादसयों द्ारा रोि गिी में कचरा फैिाने (Littering) पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 2 िुकानिारों (Vendor/Hawker) द्ारा कचरा बाहर िािे जाने पर 250 रु. प्रदतदिन 3 रेसटोरेनट मादिकों द्ारा कचरा खुिे में िािे जाने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 4 होटि मादिकों द्ारा कचरा खुिे में िािे जाने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 5 औद्ोदगक प्रदतषठानों द्ारा कचरा खुिे में िािे जाने पर 1500 रु. प्रदतदिन 6 हििाई, चाट, पकोड़ी, फासट फुि, आईसदक्रम, गन्े का रस ि अनय जययूस, सबजी आदि एिं ठेिा वयािसाईयों द्ारा कचरा खुिे में िािे जाने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 7 साि्यजदनक स्ान पर पेिाब करने िािों पर 50 रु. एक बार ्यूकने पर 50 रु. एक बार खुिे में नहाने पर 50 रु. एक बार खुिे में पेिाब करने पर 50 रु. एक बार खुिे में िौच करने पर 100 रु. एक बार गोबर साि्यजदनक स्ानों पर िािने पर 1500 रु. एक बार 8 कचरे का पृ््करण, भणिारण एिं इकट्ा करने में उलिंघन पर घरों द्ारा कचरे को कचरापात् में इकट्ा नहीं दकये जाने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन बलक िेसट जनरेटर द्ारा कचरे को कचरापात् में इकट्ा नहीं दकये जाने पर 300 रु. प्रदतदिन बलक िेसट जनरेटर द्ारा जदनत् बायोदिग्रेिेबि िेसट को उनके पररसर में उपचाररत नहीं दकया जाने पर 2000 रु. प्रदतदिन बायोदिग्रेिेबि कचरे को पृ्क से नहीं िेने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 100 वयक्तयों से अदधक के आयोजन पर आयोजक द्ारा उ्त स्ान पर उतपन् कचरे को पृ्क कर अपदिषट संग्रहणकता्य को नहीं सौंपने पर 1000 रु. आयोजन सयूखे कचरे को पृ्क से नहीं िेने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन गाि्डन िेसट या पेड़ों की छंटाई के िेसट को नहीं िेने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन कचरा जिाने पर 100 रु. प्रदतदिन िुकानिारों Vendor/Hawkers को दबना कचरा पात् के पाये जाने पर 150 रु. प्रदतदिन िुकानिारों Vendor/Hawkers को कचरे को पृ्क से नहीं िेने पर 150 रु. प्रदतदिन पाितयू जानिरों के मादिकों द्ारा पाितयू जानिरों से कचरा फैिाने ि खुिे में िौच कराने पर 300 रु. प्रदतदिन 9 दनजी मकान ि िुकान इतयादि दनमा्यण का मिबा, दनमा्यण सामग्री, ईंट, सीमेंट, िोहा, पत्र सरकारी भयूदम पर िािने पर 250 रु. प्रदतदिन 10 दनजी ट्े्टरों द्ारा बजरी, कचरा, मिबा, गोबर इतयादि पररिहन करते हुये नगर पररषि की सड़कों पर अपनी सामग्री दबखेरने ि गंिगी फैिाने पर 250 रु. प्रदतदिन 11 सरकारी भिनों, चौराहों एिं घर की चार िीिारी की दििारों ि उनके गेटों पर दनजी िादणकजयक प्रचार-प्रसार हेतु पोसटर दचपकाने, सिोगन दिखकर सरकारी दििारों, ऐदतहादसक भिनों की सुनिरता को खराब करने ि बैनर िगाते समय संस्ा मादिक ि मौके पर पाये जाने िािे वयक्त पर (प्रतयेक कृतय पर) 1000 रु. प्रदतदिन 12 दबना सक्म सिीकृदत के रोिकट करने पर 1500 रु. प्रदत दफट 13 अपने मकानों ि गनिे पानी का दनकास आम सड़क पर करने पर 1500 रु. प्रदतदिन 14 अपने मकान भिन का सीिरेज कने्िन नहीं िेकर सीिरेज की गंिगी आम नािी / नािे में बहाने पर 1500 रु. प्रदतदिन 15 क्रमांक सं. 2 से 6 तक िदण्यत वय्ताईयों द्ारा वयिसाय स्ि का कचरा एकदत्त रखने के दनधा्यररत ढ्कनिार कचरा पात् आिशयक क्मता का नहीं रखने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 16 िुकानिार अ्िा ठेिा वयापाररयों द्ारा सड़क पर बैठकर सककूटर ि साईकि ररपेयररंग पर ऑयि, दमट्टी ि पानी फैिाकर गंिगी करने पर 250 रु. प्रदतदिन 17 मीट की िुकानों के सामने िुकानिार द्ारा काटे गये जानिर की हदि्ियां, मिबा, मदििा, खयून, मुगगे के पंख, अणिों के दछिके इतयादि सड़क ि आम रासतों पर गंिगी फैिाने पर 1000 रु. प्रदतदिन 18 आम रासता, सड़क ि मकान के सामने गाय, भैंस, बकरी, कुत्ते, भेड़, ऊंट, गधा, घोड़े, सुअर इतयादि जानिरों से गंिगी फैिाने पर 1000 रु. प्रदतदिन 19 दििाह स्िों के बाहर कचरा िािने पर 1000 रु. प्रदतदिन 20 आम रासता, सड़क पर खुिे में टेनट िगाकर खुिेआम मांस-मछिी पकाने ि गंध सड़क पर िािने ि गंिगी फैिाने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 21 साि्यजदनक स्ान जमीन ि सड़क के दकनारे बैठकर सकबजयां बेचकर दछिके ि अपदिषट सड़क पर िािने ि गंिगी फैिाने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 22 हेयर कदटंग सैियून िािों द्ारा आम रासता ि सड़क पर गंिगी ि बाि इतयादि िािने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 23 िुकानिारों ि वयिसाइयों द्ारा अाम रासता, सड़क अ्िा िुकानों के सामने खािी सरकारी जमीन पर अदतक्रमण कर भिन सामग्री िािकर वयिसाय करने पर 1500 रु. प्रदतदिन उपदिदधयों का िगातार उलिंघन करने पर अदभयोजन भी चिाया जा सकता है। 24 आम रासता, सड़क, फुटपा्, सरकारी जमीन पर अदतक्रमण कर भोजनािय ि ढाबा चिाकर 250 रु. प्रदतदिन 25 प्राइिेट असपताि, नदसिंग होम, ्िीदनक, ििाखाना, इतयादि द्ारा आम रासता, सड़क, फुटपा् पर गंिगी िािकर गंिगी फैिाने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 26 कनसट््िन एिं दिमोदिि िेसट को पृ्क से इकट्ा नहीं करने पर घरेियू उतपािकों से 200 रु. प्रदत दिफालट अघरेियू उतपािकों से 2000 रु. प्रदत दिफालट 27 ठोस अपदिषठ प्रबंधन दनयम 1016 के दनयम 4(6) की अनुपािना नहीं दकया जाने पर RWAs 5000 रु. प्रदत माह माककेट एसोदसएिन 10000 रु. प्रदत माह 28 ठोस अपदिषट प्रबंधन दनयम 1016 के दनयम 4(7) की अनुपािना नहीं दकये जाने पर Gated Community 5000 रु. प्रदत माह Gated Institutions 10000 रु. प्रदत माह 29 ठोस अपदिषट प्रबंधन दनयम 1016 के दनयम 4(8) की अनुपािना नहीं दकया जाने पर होटि 20000 रु. प्रदत माह रेसटोरेनट 10000 रु. प्रदत माह 30 ठोस अपदिषट प्रबंधन दनयम 1016 के दनयम 17(2) की अनुपािना सेनेटरी नेपकीन ि िायपस्य के दनमा्यता द्ारा अिहेिना करने पर दिसपोजेबि मेटेररयि को िापस ग्रहण करने की वयिस्ा नहीं करने पर 20000 रु. प्रदत माह दनमा्यता अपने उतपािों के सा् प्रतयेक सेनेटरी नेपकीन ि िायपस्य के दनसतारण के दिये एक पाउस उपिबध नहीं कराने पर 20000 रु. प्रदत माह 31 संस्ान/वयािसादयक प्रदतषठान द्ारा पिाकसटक कचरे को बाहर फेंकने पर 2000 रु. प्रदतदिन 32 वयक्तयों/ घरों त्ा िुकानिारों द्ारा पिाकसटक कचरे को बाहर फेंकने पर 500 रु. प्रदतदिन 33 पिाकसटक कचरा जिाने पर 100 रु. प्रदतदिन 34 पिाकसटक कैरी बेग का उपयोग करते पाये जाने पर 50 रु. प्रदतदिन 35 75 माइक्रोन से कम के पिाकसटक बैग/पिाकसटक उतपािों के उपयोग/दबक्री और भंिारण या गैर बायोदिग्रेबि दसंगि ययूज/थ्ो-अिे के उपयोग दबक्री/ भंिारण पयूण्यतया प्रदतबंदधत है। 1000/- 36 सीिरों और सेकपटक टैंकों की सफाई दबना सुरक्ा दगयर के कम्यचाररयों द्ारा सफाई करना पयूण्यतया प्रदतबंदधत है। दनयमानुसार जुमा्यना िगेगा 37 दनदज/अनुबंदधत िी-सिदजंग ऑपरेटर ययूएिबी के सा् पंजीकृत अदनिाय्य है। दनयमानुसार जुमा्यना िगेगा 38 ययूएिबी के नािों और / या खुिे क्ेत्ों में अनुपचाररत मि कीचड़ िंप करने िािे वयक्तयों / िी-सिदजंग ऑपरेटरों के दखिाफ अदधसयूदचत और जुमा्यना िसयूिा जायेगा। दनयमानुसार जुमा्यना िगेगा 39 01 जनिरी 2021 के बाि दनदम्यत सभी सेकपटक टैंकों की IS 2470 (Part 12) के तहत अनुपािना अदनिाय्य। दनयमानुसार जुमा्यना िगेगा 40 दनमा्यण मकान का मिबा ि अनय मिबा साि्यजदनक स्ान पर िािने पर। दनयमानुसार जुमा्यना िगेगा अशििताषी अशिकतारी नगरपताश्कता मतारिताड़ रंकिन Rajnath: Need of Defence’s technological advancements New Delhi (ANI): De- fence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that a technologically advanced military is crucial to protect the interests of the nation. Hewasaddressingthe Defence Research and Development Organisa- tion (DRDO) scientists andotherseniorofficials during the inauguration of atwo-day‘DRDO-Aca- demia’ conclave in New Delhi on Thursday . He stressed that for a country like India, it be- comes vital to have such a military as it faces a doublethreatonborders. “Today we are one of the largest armed forces intheworld,thebravery and valour of our military are praised all over the world. Countries across the world express their willingness to conduct joint exercises with our armed forces. In such a situation, it be- comes imperative that we have a technologically advanced military to protect the interests of the country ,” he said. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh felicitated eminent scientists during the DRDO- Academia conclave, in New Delhi on Thursday. Amit Shah appeals for peace in Manipur, assures justice for all Guwahati (PTI):Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday appealed to people in Ma- nipur to maintain peace and promised that justice will be ensured to all sections of society . Shah while laying the foundation stone of the tenth national campus of the National Foren- sic Sciences University to be set Changsari area of Kamrup, said he will travel to Manipur to help resolve disputes. The Centre will ensure that justice is given to all who suffered in the clashes which broke out in the state, but “people must hold a dia- logue to ensure peace in the state,” Shah said. ReferringtotheNFSU, he said it will guarantee employment opportunities for all students pass- ing these courses. “TheCentrewasplan- ning to bring legal changestomakesitevis- its by forensic experts compulsory for crimes which attract more than six years of imprisonment,” he added. A heavy security has been deployed to control situation in Manipur. 1 DEAD, MINISTER'S HOME VANDALISED IN FRESH VIOLENCE Imphal: One person was killed and another injured in a fresh violence in an area bordering Bishnu- pur and Churachandpur in Manipur, police said on Thursday. A 30-year- old man was shot dead during violence and a 22-year-old was injured when suspected militants opened fire at a group of people, mostly compris- ing those who were displaced during the recent ethnic clashes in Churachandpur and took shelter in a relief camp. I will go to Mani- pur soon and stay there for 3 days but before that, both groups should remove mis- trust and suspicion among themselves and ensure that peace is restored. Amit Shah, Union Home Minister PM Modi lauds UP while inaugurating University Games New Delhi (PTI): Ut- tar Pradesh has become a ‘sangam’ of sportspersons from across the country, Prime Minister Nar- endra Modi said on Thursday after inaugurating the Khelo In- dia University Games. Addressing the inaugural event virtually, Modi said the Com- monwealth Games scam demonstrated the approach of the previous government towards sports. The scam had sur- faced during the ten- ure of the Congress- led UPA II government in 2010. “Earlier no attention was paid to the developmentof sports. It was considered that sports is a means only to spend spare time. But today, I am happy that the perception of society and parents has changed in the country,” the prime minister said. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adity- anath and Union Min- ister for Youth Affairs and Sports Anurag Thakur were among those present at the event. This year, the Khelo India University Games are being held from May 25 to June 3 in Uttar Pradesh. Over 4,750 athletes from more than 200 univer- sities will be compet- ing in 21 sports. Arnab Goswami tenders apology in contempt case filed by RK Pachauri Sumit Kumar New Delhi: Managing Director and Editor-in- chief of Republic TV Arnab Goswami has tendered his uncondi- tional apology before theDelhiHighCourtin a 2016 contempt case moved by former Exec- utiveViceChairmanof TERI RK Pachauri against him and others for “fragrant and will- fuldisobedience”of the court’s earlier orders restricting them from publishing certain claims against him. Goswami was with Times Now when the case was filed in 2016. “I hereby tender my apology to this Hon’ble Court and request that this Hon’ble Court may graciouslybepleasedto accept the apology and close the instant pro- ceedings against the deponent,” reads Gos- wami’s affidavit. The response further mentions that Goswami is a law abid- ing and a respectable citizen of the country, hold all courts in high esteem. “I had no intention to commit any act/ omission amounting to disobedience much less, wilful disobedience of the orders of this Court. I say that the alleged broadcasts were done under the bona fide belief that the same was not pro- hibited in terms of order passed by this Hon’ble Court on 18.02.2015 passed in C.S. (OS) 425 of 2015.

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9. First India Bureau New Delhi: Delhi Po- lice has submitted its investigation report on the defamation case filed by Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shek- hawat in Rouse Avenue Court on Thursday . The hearing in the defamation court was held on Thursday. The Delhi police submitted its investigation report, which was accepted by the court. Based on the report, the court will decide whether to issue sum- mons to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on the complaint of defamation filed by the Union Minister. The decision of the court may come on the next hearing in this matter on June 1. It may be noted that during the last hearing, the court had directed the Joint Commission- er of Delhi Police to in- vestigate the matter and file a report. The court had directed the Delhi Police to investi- gate on three points. Everything that we must do is relevant to time, what is critical today, may not matter anymore tomorrow. —Dr Jagdeesh Chandra, CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 08 2NDFRONT POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24 First India Bureau Jaipur: After a two year long successful stint, IAS Shakti Singh Rathore has been transferred from the post of Managing Di- rector of Rajasthan Fi- nancial Corporation (RFC) and has been posted on a ‘sidelined position’ of Joint Sec- retary in Devasthan Department. However the responsibility of MD in RFC has not been handed to any officer by the DoP. This 2010 batch promotee IAS worked laboriously for two years to improve the condition and direction of RFC and has also worked wonders in face-lifting the Corpo- ration. In his long service record, Shakti Singh has held several important responsi- bilities and his image is that of a capable, hard working and result oriented officer. Shakti Singh held the reins of RFC in May 2021 and at that time this institution was going through a bad phase as four MDs had been changed in two years. But Shakti Singh, in his two year long innings, made immense efforts and due to his administrative capabilities, he created a new record in RFC’s history. In the financial year 2022-23, the corporation gave a profit of Rs 37 crore. This is the highest profit ever in the past 68- year history of RFC and it would not be wrong to say that since its establishment in 1955, RFC has witnessed ‘Ache Din’ for the first time. RFC currently has a portfolio size of about Rs 7,00 crore with an employee strength of three hundred. The Corporation has thir- ty seven branches and five sub-offices across the state. It had huge NPA and accumulated losses over the years. During Shakti Singh’s period, he resolved old and complicated cases of outstanding dues. Thus, a total recov- ery of Rs 570 crore ru- pees was made in the last two years, while, NPAs and accumulated losses were also re- duced substantially. All DPCs were held and all promotions were done. But the administrative experts and even the state bureaucracy is puzzled as to why has such an officer, who has achieved such a major feat, shown the door out of RFC and no one else has been posted in his place in the Corporation? It is also important to note that officials of the 2010 batch IAS officers, of which Shakti Singh is also a part, are serving as the District Collectors and on prime posts as HODs. But no one knows why DoP has denied Shakti Singh this position even though he has a powerful ‘claim’ to such postings! Shivendra Parmar Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot while addressing the function organised after inaugurating the newly constructed state-of-the-art bus terminal at Central Bus Stand, Sindhi Camp, Jaipur, said, “ State govt is constantly working towards im- proving roadways. In this sequence, the number of roadways buses is being increased con- tinuously. A grant of about Rs 2,000 cr has been given to roadways by State govt,” Gehlot said. On the occasion, he announced 50 % concession in fare of all categories of roadways buses for women passengers. CM gave RFID smart cards to senior citizens specially abled for free travel in roadways buses. He gave appt letters to 3 people as compassion- ate appointment on the posts of Assistant Traf- fic Inspector and Junior Assistant. DESPITE FIRST EVER PROFIT YEAR IN RFC HISTORY, DOP SHOWS ‘HIGH-PERFORMER’ SHAKTI SINGH THE DOOR! Shakti Singh Rathore CM GEHLOT INAUGURATES MODERN BUS TERMINAL AT SINDHI CAMP 50% concession for women in all category of buses: Gehlot Some are demanding compensation for paper leak. Can this demand be fulfilled? Making such a demand is mental bankruptcy: CM Due to the decisions of the State Govt, 2.5 crore beneficiaries have been benefited with concession in fare: Khachariyawas This 2010 batch promotee IAS worked laboriously for two years to improve the condition and direction of RFC CM Ashok Gehlot addresses during the inaugural ceremony of the modern Bus Terminal at Sindhi Camp in Jaipur on Thursday. Also seen are Brijendra Ola, Dr Mahesh Joshi, Lal Chand Kataria, GS Dotasra, Munesh Gurjar, Amin Kagzi, Rafeek Khan, Ganga Devi and others. FACILITIESATNEWTERMINAL 8Busways, Shades for Passen- gers, Booking Window, Room with modern amenities for official purpose, Modern Washroom, AC Passernger Waiting Room, Food Court and Premises for commercial use will be some facilities at the new Bus Terminal. Besides, CCTV Cameras, Wi-fi Network, Public Announcement System, Lift, Esca- lator, Fire Fighting System Water Harvesting System and a Soalr Plant with a capacity of 15 KW will also be there at the terminal. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA With the new Bus Terminal, the general public will now be able to enjoy a comfortable journey. Stellite and new Bus stands are being set up in the State. Various sections of the society are being benefited through free travel. —Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister The general public have received a perfect gift in the form of the new Modern Bus terminal. The State Government has sanctioned Rs 125 crore for upgradation of Bus stands. About 875 new Roadways Buses have been purchased and the work to purchase 500 more buses is under process. —Brijendra Ola, Transport Minister ‘Women made to wait in queues for hours at MRC’ First India Bureau Jaipur: Targeting the Ashok Gehlot government over 'Inflation Re- lief Camp', former CM Vasundhara Raje said that women are kept in queues for hours even forprovidingminorhelp in the name of camps. Raje tweeted, “Our BJP government had provided financial assistance of Rs. 2 thou- sand per month directly to bank accounts of 30 lakh poor women. All our schemes were pro- cessed through SSOID and e-Mitra, for which no one was required to visit camps or govt offices.” The BJP leader wrote in poster shared in tweet, “ BJP govt heard the pain that women could not tell.“ Defamationcase: Delhipolicesubmits investigationreport Court decision may come on the next hearing on June 1 Yogesh Sharma Jaipur: Congress State in-charge Sukhjinder Randhawa has claimed to control the ongoing political war between CM Ashok Gehlot and former deputy CM Sachin Pilot. The party where something happens, the fight takes placeinthathouse.What will happen in a party, or a house where nothing happens? We will control the fight. Randhawa spoke to media at Jaipur Circuit House. On Pilot's 'ultimatum', he said, Pi- lot has not given any ultimatum to Congress. Those who have been given ultimatum will answer it. I haven't received any ultimatum yet. If Pilot had given an ultimatum to Cong high command, I would have responded. Randhawa: Pilot hasn’t given any ultimatum to Congress Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa GS Shekhawat PILOT CAMPS STRATEGISES TO DEMAND FOR POST OF PCC CHIEF OR PANEL CHIEF Jaipur: Prior to the May 26 meeting of Congress in New Delhi, which is postponed, Pilot camp strategised before Delhi meeting and has decided to further create envi- ronment for demands such as action on Jan Sangharsh Padyatra and to provide the post of PCC chief or the head of the campaign committee. The group has foregone its demand of CM's position and stressed that if CP Joshi or Hemaram Choudhary come at the helm then it would not have any objection. It is also stressed that at least priority in tickets should be given on at least 75 seats and the position of Deputy CM in cabinet reshuffle while working president of PCC should also be from this camp. Meanwhile, according to sources the demands have been conveyed to KC Venugopal. —Yogesh Sharma Naresh Sharma Jaipur: Fulfilling the long-standing demand of Home Guards and Home Guard Volun- teers, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has announced to increase the contract renewal period from 5 to 15 years. He said that the State Gov- ernment has been committed to make the Home Guard a strong and efficient organiza- tion from the very be- ginning. Chief MinisterAshok Gehlot, on Thursday , inaugurated the new administrative building of Directorate of Home Guards at Vidyadhar Nagar. Built on 1,250 square meters of land at a cost of Rs 12.83 crore, this new building has facilities like VC room, auditorium, computer lab, yoga room, library etc. apart from rooms for officers. PWD Minis- ter BL Jatav, who was present in the event, said that the State government is paying special attention to infrastructure and this Home Guard building is also an achievement in this series. Absence of Dept’s Minister Rajen- dra Gudha who made statements against his own govt, was also a matter of discussion. Gehlotextendshomeguards’ contract from 5 to 15 years CM Ashok Gehlot inaugurates the Directorate Homeguards Rajasthan at Vidhyadhar Nagar in Jaipur on Thursday. Also seen are Bhajanlal Narpat Singh Rajvi, Anand Kumar and others. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA Along with increasing the honorarium of Home Guards by 15 percent, the State Government is giving assistance of up to Rs 2 lakh from ‘Kalyan Kosh’ to those, who have completed 58 years of their service, to start small business. Besides, the Government will examine the demands made by Home Department and work towards this direction. —Ashok Gehlot,Chief Minister GEHLOT TO VISIT BARAN TODAY CM TO LAY FOUNDATION STONE OF NEW RAJASTHAN HOUSE ON MAY 27 Baran: Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will be visiting Baran on May 26. As per the schedule, the CM will leave from Jaipur and reach Baran at 10 am. He will then inspect the Menghai Rahat Camp and later will take blessings of the Jain saints. After this, he will visit the mass wedding ceremony of all religions taking place in the village Bamulia in Baran. Mining Minister Pramod Jain Bhaya informed that the Anjanshalaka Pratishtha Mahotsav ceremony of the newly built Jain pilgrimage site in Baran will con- clude on May 25 with the Pratishtha programme. New Delhi: CM Ashok Gehlot will lay the foundation stone of ‘New Rajasthan House’, the state guest house of Govt of Rajasthan, to be built on Prithviraj Road in New Delhi on May 27. For this, Dhiraj Srivastava, Raj’s Resident Commissioner in Delhi visited the venue and took stock of the preparations and instructed officers. From Page 1... PM had stopped the work of the refinery so that his credit could not be given to the Con- gress. This is his own project which we are taking forward. We kept a budget of Rs 9,000 crore. We are taking his work forward. Still they are not declaring ERCP as a national project.” Gehlot further added, “Firstly, there is only one Jal Shakti Minister who has no interest at all. On whose advice does the PM go? There is no point in what he said on ERCP in Dausa. I want, if there is any problem on ERCP, then call all of us and talk. Talk to Madhya Pradesh, talk to Ra- jasthan, find one or the other solution. We know that a meeting was held here in 2005, when the CMs of Ra- jasthan and MP were present. In that meeting, approval was given to MP to build a dam.” Gehlot said that on the basis of the agree- ment made in the meeting held in 2005, Mad- hya Pradesh is working, giving NOC to them, you are building big dams. “When it was our turn, we were refused. I think Madhya Pradesh was deliberately made to object. Ever since we started working on this scheme, they started objecting. I think the Jal Shakti Minister must have asked Madhya Pradesh to object. That’s why Madhya Pradesh raised the issue which should not have been raised. This is a scheme for drinking and irrigation water, how many people would have benefited from it.” MPwaspurposelymade toobjecttoERCP:CM

10. www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/ thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia 09 JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 he Rambagh Palace, popu- larly known as ‘The Jewel of Jaipur’, is sure to make us feel like a king with its magnificence andluxuriousbeauty .The palace has retained its splendid grandeur, and throughout the palace, we will notice the extrava- gantlydecoratedinteriors from rich textures and in- tricate details to hand- carved marble lattice- work, sandstone balus- trades, and elaborate Mughal Gardens. Ram- bagh Palace has been home to several genera- tions of royalties – guests are bound to get a taste of royalheritageintheheart of Jaipur at this palace, a true symbol of architec- tural excellence. PuneetChhatwal,Man- aging Director Chief Executive Officer, Indian Hotels Company , said, “The recognition of Ram- bagh Palace, Jaipur as the No.1 Hotel in the World 2023 Travellers’ Choice Awards by TripAdvisor is a testament to the trust our guests have placed in us over the years. We are humbled by this global honour, a true reflection of world-class hospitality in an authentic palace setting brought to life by the iconic brand Taj. The Taj brandhasbeenahallmark of excellence for over a century , we remain committed to delighting our guests and spreading the magic of Tajness.” Jagdeesh Chandra congratulated GM Ashok Rathore on receiving this tremendous recognition, and thanked the entire Rambagh family for all they do each day in service to their guests and communities. He also ap- preciated the efforts of Maharaj Jai Singh and Maharaj Vijit Singh. Ma- haraj Jai Singh along with his nephew Vijit Singh are the owners of majestic Ramabgh Palace which is being run as a hotel by the Tata Group. Ashok Rathore, Area Director, Rajasthan and General Manager, Ram- bagh Palace, Jaipur, said, “We are delighted and humbled that Rambagh Palace, Jaipur has been recognised as the No.1 Ho- telintheWorldbyTripAd- visor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards 2023. This global honour is a true reflection of world class hospitality in an authentic palace setting brought to life by the iconic brand Taj and a testament to the trust our guests have placed in us over the years. We remain committed to delighting our guests and spreading the magic of Tajness in the times to come.” Rambagh Palace was originally built in 1835. It was the home of the queen’s favourite hand- maiden and then became a royal guesthouse and hunting lodge. In 1925, Rambagh Palace became the permanent residence of theMaharajaof Jaipur. In the finest tradition of Rajput hospitality , Ram- bagh Palace offers its guestsluxuryandextrava- gance that was once the sole preserve of kings. Its elegantly appointed rooms,marbledcorridors, airy verandas, and majestic gardens set over 47 acres echo with history . The Travelers’ Choice awards honour travellers’ favouritedestinations,hotels, restaurants, things to do, and beyond, based on the reviews and opinions collected from travellers and diners around the worldonTripadvisorover 12 months. THE JEWEL OF JAIPUR Maharaj Jai Singh Maharaj Vijit Singh The iconic Rambagh Palace, Jaipur has been rated as theWorld’s No. 1 Hotel in the coveted 2023 Travellers’Choice Awards byTripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel site, onWednesday! MITALI DUSAD mitalidusad01@gmail.com GM Ashok Rathore T Jagdeesh Chandra with GM Ashok Rathore and the Rambagh family The famous portrait of Rajmata Gayatri Devi, which is one of the main attractions at Hotel Rambagh Palace, Jaipur

11. 10 ETC JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 26, 2023 www.firstindia.co.in I https://firstindia.co.in/epapers/jaipur I twitter.com/thefirstindia I facebook.com/thefirstindia I instagram.com/thefirstindia F A C E O F T H E D A Y MUSKAAN GOLANI, Model ARIES MAR 21 - APR 20 Yoga would help in raising energy levels and improve your metabolism. Some of you are going experience emotional fulfillment on romantic front. Place emphasis on domestic affairs to enhance the domestic tranquility and harmony. Associate yourself with a humanitarian group. LIBRA SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22 Your hard work and dedication are likely to be noticed by seniors, paving way for promotion or increment. Better to consult an expert in financial matters before making an investment. Family will be supportive of career aspirations. A promising day overall as you stay in limelight. TAURUS APR 21 - MAY 20 It is good day to confess your love as stars appear favourable for positive reply. Your sole dependency on friends may fail to bring any respite from loneliness today.A sound financial health of businessmen would enable to give monetary benefits to employees. Health reamains satisfactory. SCORPIO OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22 Rewards and recognition will come your way for your involvement in a social endeavour. It’s a very good day to take calculated risks in financial matters. Those suffering from chronic ailments may find remarkable improvement in their health with home remedies. GEMINI MAY 21 - JUNE 21 A sound monetary position would enable you to keep pace with changing times. Avoid raising controversial issues at home to maintain harmony. Successful implementation of new ideas and projects would add to your prestige on the professional front. SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 - DEC 22 You will succeed in resolving disputes with family members, normalizing ties. You will remain much in demand on social front. You need to stand by romantic partner during testing times to make the relationship stronger. Seek opinion of expert before opting for a health supplement. CANCER JUNE 22 - JULY 23 Distant relatives may drop in for a surprise visit. Investment antiques and jewellery would bring handsome financial gains. On professional front, recognition for good work would motivate you to work harder. Those awaiting an affirmation on romantic front are likely to get lucky today. CAPRICORN DEC 23 - JAN 20 Develop a good adaptability to handle pressurized situation on professional front. Paying special attention to plan your career would give immense joy. You are likely to get clearance or approval for your construction plans. You find things moving in the way you want them. LEO JULY 24 - AUGUST 23 Chances of being misled by competitors in business are high, so remain alert. You may get a chance to pursue old hobby. Health tips from an expert will enable you to get closer to your fitness goals. Your generous behavior would enable to enjoy some lovely moments with family. AQUARIUS JAN 21 - FEB 19 Avoid being indulgent in your spending to balance budget. Continue to put in efforts at work and you will see promising opportunities coming your way. Matrimonial match for siblings will bring happiness for entire family. You will get a good price for your property. VIRGO AUG 24 - SEP 23 Senior management will be appreciative of your creative inputs on professional front. Seek the opinion of your family before finalizing a property deal. An impromptu invitation to a function from an unexpected friend is likely to be received. Overall a good day. PISCES FEB20 - MARCH 20 Don’t give a firm commitment in financial matters before considering the viability of the project. You succeed in completing an important project well before deadline. Disagreements on the family front are foreseen. Your intuition will save you from a tricky spot today. YOUR DAY Horoscope by Saurabbh Sachdeva FROM DESIGNING SPACES Riding Super Machines to MEET DUBAI'S PASSIONATE ENTREPRENEUR – KHUSLARAM SUTHAR CITY FIRST has long b e e n known as a city of dreams and opportunities, where ambitious individuals strive to make their mark on the world. Among these remarkable individuals is Mr. Khuslaram Suthar, an entrepreneur, and the proud owner of a highly successful interior design company in the heart of Dubai – NOAF INTERIORS. However, what sets Kush apart from the rest is not only his flair for creat- ing stunning living spaces but also his passion for col- lecting and riding unique superbikes that has captured the attention of many . BorninBhaniyana,a small village near Jaisalmer, Kush was called by his father, Mr. Jetharam Suthar, to Dubai for studies, as his father had a job in Dubai. Kush completed his school in Dubai, watching his father’s struggle in an Interi- or design company . These 16 long years in Dubai with his fathermotivatedandinspired Kushtodohardwork,excelin the field of Interior Design and have his own company one day . Kush always possessed an inherent desire to transform spaces into mesmerizing works of art. The company's portfolio includes a wide range of luxurious residenc- es, commercial spaces, and hospitality establishments that showcase Kush's unri- valed talent and creativity . Beyond the world of interior design, Kush also nur- tures an entirely different passion – the exhila- rating world of SUPER- BIKES ! His love affair with these two-wheeled marvels began at a very young age, when he would gaze at post- ers of legendary motorcycles adorning his bedroom walls and on the roads of Dubai. As Kush grew older and achieved success in his professional life, he decided to fulfill his childhood dream by building a remarkable col- lection of unique and high- performance superbikes. WalkingintoKush'sprivate garage in Jaipur is akin to en- teringamuseumof speedand elegance. From sleek Italian masterpiecestopowerfulGer- man titans, every motorcycle inhiscollectionisatestament to engineering excellence and breathtaking design. Each bike tells a story, reflecting Kush's diverse tastes and ap- preciation for the artistry . He owns 5 Superbikes – Ducati Diavel, Ducati 848evo Super sports, BMW GS Adventure 1250, Triumph Rocket 3GT and the latest is BMW S1000RR. His ambition is to collect at least 50 Superbikes in the next 10 years ! Kush doesn't simply let his superbikes gather dust in the garage. Instead, he take to the roads of Dubai and India, embarking on thrilling jour- neys that allow him to experience the true essence of freedom and adventure. He has been to the world’s highest motorable pass – Umling La where a normal being can’t stand for more than 5 minutes due to lack of oxygen, Kush spent 15 minutes taking pictures of the once in a lifetime experience in the middle of moun- tains touching the Sky ! Whether it's traversing the smooth highways of the United Arab Emirates or con- quering winding mountain roads in India, Kush is always ready to embrace the adrenaline rush that comes with riding these extraordi- nary machines. He tore his Knee Ligament at Pangong So Lake in India during a ride, but this doesn’t stop him to reach to Umling La. However, Mr. Kush had to undergo ligament surgery after returning from the ride in 2022. At present, he is gear- ing up for his next adventure of Riding to the mighty Mus- tang Valley in Nepal from Jaipur on his BMW 1250 GS adventure superbike. This ride is planned for June 2023. What makes Kush's story truly inspiring is his ability to strike a perfect balance between his professional life and his passion for superbikes. Kush is a shining exam- ple of how dedication, creativity, and the relentless pursuit of one's pas- sions can lead to extraor- dinary achievements. His success in the interior design industry has not only allowed him to create capti- vating living spaces but has also opened doors to indulge in his lifelong fascination with superbikes. He is also rooted and close- ly associated with his community . In his upcoming visit to India in June, he has planned to provide smart computers to 10 students who got 90% and above marks in 10th and 12th board exams from his village and in Jais- almer. He is already in talks with government schools. As Dubai continues to thrive as a global hub for en- trepreneurship, Kush stands as a testament to the city's spirit of innovation, ambition, and individuality. Through his exceptional interior design projects and his unwavering passion for superbikes, Kush embodies the essence of the Dubai dream – a relentless pursuit of excellence, cou- pled with an u n w av e r i n g passion for one's craft. In the ever- evolving land- scape of Dubai's business and creative scene, Kush continues to push bounda- ries, inspiring otherstochase. The Inspiring Story of Khuslaram Suthar aka Kush, Owner of a Dubai based leading international Interior Design Company and a Superbike Enthusiast! Khuslaram Suthar

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