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with the recent Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast incident that took
place at Kehnusa in north Kashmir’s Bandipora district. Meanwhile, a
case has been registered and the necessary investigation was going on.
London: A UK court on Monday ruled that Sanjay
Bhandari, an accused middleman and consultant
in arms deals, can be extradited to India to face
charges of tax evasion and money laundering and
paved way for British govt to order his extradition.
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than 90% of its staff in India severely depleting
its engineering and product staff. Firm had just
over 200 employees in India, and the cuts left it
with just about a dozen staff.
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GURPURAB
GREETINGS!
PM Modi on Guru Purab Eve: Received
guidance from Guruwani centuries ago
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi on Monday ad-
dressed a gathering in
Delhi, on eve of Sikh
festival Guru Purab. He
said he is inspired by
thoughts of Guru
Nanak. India is moving
ahead with spirit of wel-
fare of 130 crore Indi-
ans, he added. “The
guidance that India re-
ceived from Guruvani
centuries ago is also a
tradition, a belief and a
vision of a developed
India for us today,” he
said. “During my tenure
as the PM, we got the
privilege of celebrating
350th Prakash Parv of
Guru Gobind Ji, 400th
Prakash Parv of Tegh
Bahadur ji,” PM said.
COPYRIGHT ISSUES!
BLOCK TWITTER A/C
OF CONGRESS: COURT
Bengaluru: A Bengaluru
court on Monday directed
Twitter to temporarily block
accounts of Congress party
and Bharat Jodo Yatra for
allegedly infringing statutory
copyright owned by MRT
Music by illegally using
sound records of film ‘KGF
Chapter-2’. Cong said it did
not receive a copy of order.
INDIA WILL WITNESS
LUNAR ECLIPSE IN
FEW STATES TODAY
New Delhi: The total lunar
eclipse today will be last one
for next 3 years. The eclipse
will begin at 2.39 pm, total
eclipse will start at 3.46 pm,
ending time of totality is 5.12
pm and ending time of partial
phase is 6.19 pm. It will be
visible in few states including
New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai,
Kolkata, Guwahati, Rajasthan,
Bengaluru, Odisha and others.
PM MODI TO UNVEIL
LOGO OF INDIA’S G20
PRESIDENCY TODAY
PM Modi will on Tuesday
unveil India’s logo and theme
for its presidency of G20. The
logo will reflect the country’s
message and overarching
priorities to the world. The
country will assume the
presidency of the grouping of the
world’s 20 largest economies on
December 1, following the G20
Summit hosted by Indonesia in
Bali during November 15-16.
The PM will unveil the logo,
theme and website of India’s G20
presidency via VC at 4:30pm
on Tuesday, the external affairs
ministry said on Monday.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
BJP LEADER SHOT DEAD
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT IN
BIHAR’S KATIHAR: COPS
Patna: A district-level BJP
leader was shot dead near
his house in Bihar’s Katihar
district on Monday, police
said. Sanjeev Mishra, 55,
was talking to some people
near his house at about 8am
when two men came on a
motorcycle and opened fire, a
police officer of Katikar Telta
PS 300km from Patna said,
added will nab accused soon.
OTHER TOP
RAJ STORIES
4 youths including 2
brothers were killed and 1
injured when their car met
with an accident in Sri
Ganganagar’s Anupgarh
town on Monday. P7
Light to moderate rain
is likely to occur in parts
of the state in the next
two days due to a western
disturbance system, a
meteorological dept
official said on Monday.
An elderly woman
Gaura Devi Sen, resident
of Bajrang Colony, was
killed in a collision with
the government Scorpio
vehicle of IPS Pradeep
Mohan Sharma late on
Monday evening. P2
DALIT MAN LYNCHED
OVER DRAWING OF
WATER IN JODHPUR
Jodhpur (PTI): A 46-year-
old Dalit man was beaten to
death over drawing of water
from a tubewell in Jodhpur,
police said on Monday. The
accused also hurled casteist
slurs at Kishanlal Bheel
(46), from
Bhomiyaji ki
Ghati in Soor-
sagar, and
did not allow
his family
members
to take him to a hospital,
his brother Ashok alleged.
Police have so far detained
3 people — Shakeel, Nasir,
and Bablu and booked them
under Scheduled Caste and
Scheduled Tribe (Preven-
tion of Atrocities) Act and
Section 302 (murder) of the
IPC, police said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi participates in the 553rd Birth
Anniversary celebration of Guru Nanak Dev ji, in Delhi on Monday.
The towns of Sonmarg and Gulmarg in J&K
were draped in a white blanket as they
recorded around 9 to 12 inches of fresh
snowfall here on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
LET IT
SNOW!
A BIG WIN FOR MODI’S
SOCIAL JUSTICE MISSION!
WAR ON QUOTA FOR POOR
SC upholds 10% quota for
economically weaker
sections by 3:2 majority
OTHER TOP COURT ORDERS OF THE DAY
I have
concurred
with view
taken by Justice Bhat.
In view of the decision
rendered by majority,
challenge raised to 103rd
amendment fails. Writ
petitions and other
proceedings stand dis-
posed off accordingly.
—CJI UU Lalit
My journey began from this court
and it ends in this court.
—Justice DY Chandrachud
Reserva-
tion on an
economic
basis is permissible,
excluding SC/STs and
Other Backward Class-
es from EWS cannot
be permitted and
amounts to discrimi-
nation against them.
—Justice S
Ravindra Bhat
The ones
who have
moved ahead
should be removed
from backward classes
so that ones in need
can be helped, ways to
determine such class-
es need a re-look so
that ways are relevant
in today’s time.
—Justice Pardiwala
The EWS
amendment
does not
violate equality code
or essential features of
Constitution. Reserva-
tion is an instrument of
affirmative action so as
to ensure an all-inclu-
sive march for goals of
an egalitarian society.
—Justice Maheshwari
EWS quota
is valid and
constitu-
tional. Amendment as
a separate class is a
reasonable classifica-
tion. Legislature under-
stands needs of people,
it is aware of economic
exclusion of people
from reservation.
—Justice Bela Trivedi
Justice DY Chandrachud, the CJI-
designate, on Monday said there will be a
continuity in the reforms ushered in by CJI
UU Lalit, during his 74-day tenure. Chief
Justice Lalit will demit office on Tuesday.
He said, “Your tenure as CJ saw a large
number of judicial reforms.” Chandrachud
will take oath as next CJI on November 9.
THERE WILL BE CONTINUITY IN
REFORMS USHERED BY CJI
LALIT: JUSTICE CHANDRACHUD
IN HONOUR OF HON’BLE JUSTICE UU LALIT
 SC allowed appeals of
Jharkhand CM Hemant
Soren, state govt against
HC order on maintain-
ability of PILs for probe in
mining lease issue.
 Businessman Dinesh
Arora, who CBI said is a
close aide of Delhi Dy CM
Manish Sisodia is set to
turn into an approver in
Delhi liquor policy case.
 The Supreme Court on
Monday acquitted three
men sentenced to death
for gangrape, murder of
a 19-year-old woman in
Delhi’s Chhawla area
 Gujarat HC has taken
suo motu cognisance of
Morbi tragedy, issued no-
tices to the state govt to
submit a status report in
matter by 14 November.
CJI UU Lalit being felicitated as CJI-designate Justice DY
Chandrachud looks on, during farewell ceremony organised
for CJI Justice UU Lalit by SC Bar Association on Monday.
Moni Sharma
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court, by a ma-
jority view of 3:2, has
upheld the validity of
the 103rd Constitution
amendment providing
10 per cent reservation
to people belonging to
economically weaker
sections (EWS) in ad-
missions and govern-
ment jobs. Of the five-
judge bench that deliv-
ered the verdict, Justice
Dinesh Maheshwari,
Justice Bela M Trive-
di, and Justice JB
Pardiwala ruled in
favour of the
quota, stating
that the law on
reservation for
EWS does not
violate the
basic struc-
tureof theCon-
stitution.
CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS IN WHICH SC DELIVERED VERDICT
JANUARY 8, 2019
For the 1st time the Lok
Sabha in Parliament
clears the 103rd Consti-
tution amendment Bill
JANUARY 9
Rajya Sabha clears
the 103rd Constitution
amendment Bill
JANUARY 12
Ministry of Law and
Justice issues notice,
saying Prez Ram Nath
Kovind has given assent
FEBRUARY 6, 2021
SC issues notice to govt
on pleas challenging
amendment
FEBRUARY 8
SC declines to stay 10
per cent EWS quota
SEPTEMBER 8, 2022
SC bench headed by
CJI UU Lalit constitutes
bench to hear appeals
SEPTEMBER 13
Top Court starts hearing
SEPTEMBER 27
SC reserves order
NOVEMBER 7
SC, by majority of 3:2,
upholds validity of 103rd
Constitution amendment
providing 10 pc reserva-
tion to EWS in admis-
sions and the govt jobs
WHO FILED THE
PETITIONS?
The Constitution bench
verdict came on a batch
of 40 petitions, filed by NGOs
Janhit Abhiyan and Youth
for Equality, among others,
challenging the Amendment
on the ground that economic
classification cannot be the
sole basis for reservation.
The judgment marks a new
beginning, petitioner’s advocate
Varun Thakur said after verdict.
MORBI BRIDGE TRAGEDY ‘EXPOSED
MISGOVERNANCE’ IN GUJ: GEHLOT
Manish Desai and
Tripti Gautam
Vadodara: Chief Min-
ister Ashok Gehlot on
Monday said the Morbi
bridge tragedy which
claimed 135 lives has ex-
posed the “misgovern-
ance” of the BJP’s 27-
year rule in Gujarat.
Gehlot, the senior Con-
gress Observer for the
next month’s Gujarat
Assembly elections,
also cautioned people
against the Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP), which he
said is misleading the
people of the state.
“BJP has been ruling
Gujarat for the last 27
years but this bridge
collapse incident in
Morbi has exposed
their misgovernance.
Before this incident,
deaths due to the hooch
tragedy (in Botad) and
handling of the corona-
virus pandemic ex-
posed the BJP govern-
ment,” he said. He de-
manded that an inquiry
commission be set up
under a retired or sit-
ting High Court judge
to investigate the bridge
collapse. More on P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot with Dr Raghu Sharma, Bharat Solanki,
Siddharth Patel, Amit Chavda, Narayan Rathwa and other leaders
during Parivartan Sankalp Yatra rally in Savli, Vadodara on Monday.
The AAP is losing
steam, especially
after declaration of
candidates, says CM
The situation
in AAP-ruled
Delhi is serious
because of pollution while
the AAP govt in Punjab
has completely failed.
AAP is now misleading
people in Gujarat.
—Ashok Gehlot, CM
CM GEHLOT TO VISIT
HIMACHAL TODAY
CM Gehlot will be on HP tour
today. He’ll reach Chandigarh
from Ahmedabad and travel
to Shimla and address a
press conference. He will also
participate in other events and
stay during night in Shimla,
return to Jaipur on Wednesday.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2022
02
Guv starts QR code for
assistance of ex-armymen
Public will be able to contribute money in digital form by scanning
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan Guv
&Patronof SainikKaly-
an Department Kalraj
Mishra on Monday
started the QR code cre-
ated for assistance of ex-
servicemen at Raj by
transferring money to it
on his behalf.
To help ex-service-
men and their depend-
ents in the state, now
general public will be
able to contribute mon-
ey in digital form by
scanning the QR code.
Mishra had given in-
structions in a meeting
of Sainik Kalyan Board
some time back that an
effectiveinformationsys-
tem should be developed
atlevelof department.In
this context, a QR code
was created by BoB.
By scanning it, public
willbeabletocontribute
money to support ex-
servicemen & family
.
Guv Kalraj Mishra scanning QR
code. Also seen Manvendra
Singh Jasol, Subir Kumar,
Govind Ram Jaiswal, Brigadier
BS Rathore, Manoj Gupta and
others (inset) DG (NCC) Lt Gen
Gurbirpal Singh calls on Guv.
Lawyers meet Justice Rastogi
in Delhi over Family Court
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The convenor
of Family Court Poon-
am Chand Bhandari,
President DS Shekha-
wat, General Secretary
Vishnu Sharma and In-
derjit Kathuria met SC-
Judge Ajay Rastogi at
his residence in Delhi
and discussed in detail
about the Family Court.
They also gave him a
memorandum.
In the one and half an
hour talks, he was told
that the Bar Associa-
tion has made efforts to
get the land allotted to
the family court from
the state government
for the construction of
the building, but the
building committee is
taking time to approve
building plan due to
which construction of
building could not start.
Justice Rastogi took
complete information
about the family court,
like how many cases
are pending, how many
courts are functioning.
When he was told that
some jurisdiction had
been given to the ADJ,
he reacted that family
matters should be heard
in family court itself.
He said that govern-
ment should open more
family courts.
Poonam Chand Bhandari, DS Shekhawat, Vishnu Sharma, Inderjit
Kathuria giving memorandum to Justice Ajay Rastogi.
Ministers, Rathore inspect preps for
Rahul’s Bharat Jodo Yatra in Dausa
Laxmikant Sharma
Dausa: Congress lead-
er Rahul Gandhi’s
Bharat Jodo Yatra will
also pass through
Dausa dist after enter-
ing Rajasthan in Dec.
On Monday, MoS for
Disaster Management
Govindram Meghwal
and Chairman of Ra-
jasthan Tourism Devel-
opment Corporation
Dharmendra Rathore
took a tour of district
for preparations.
Talking to the media,
Meghwal said that Modi
and Amit Shah are
spreading hatred in the
whole country. Consti-
tutional institutions
are being misused and
government institu-
tions.
Rathore said, “Rahul
Gandhi is a true and re-
spectful leader of the
tricolor. The yatra is to
attract attention of the
PM to the basic issues,”
he said. Women and
Child Development
Minister Mamta Bhu-
pesh said that Rahul
Gandhi is taking out
India Jodo Yatra in the
country with fearless-
ness and courage.
Dharmendra Rathore, Mamta Bhupesh, Murari Lal Meena and
Govind Ram Meghwal at Giriraj Dharan temple in Dausa.
Education Minister Dr BD Kalla Sachin Pilot addressing public meeting in Jubbal-Kotkhai, Shimla.
Shimla (Agencies):
Former Deputy CM of
Rajasthan Sachin Pilot
on Monday addressed
various public meet-
ings & sought votes for
Cong candidates in
Shimla & adjoining ar-
eas. Interestingly, Pilot
again referred to Old
Pension Scheme imple-
mented in Rajasthan
while seeking votes
from hilly areas.
“When our govt was
formed in Rajasthan,
the Old Pension
Scheme was imple-
mented in the first cab-
inet meeting.
Jai Ram Thakur govt
did not implement OPS
even in 5 years. If you
say yes then it will
have to be implement-
ed even in UP, Delhi &
Gujarat,” Pilot said.
Pilot cornered Centre
over Agniveer scheme.
Pilot address election
rallies at Lahaul, Spiti
& Mandi dists.
Pilot appreciates
Gehlot schemes in
Himachal rallies
Edu Minister Dr
BD Kalla attacks
Central Govt
over lumpy grant
HC raps State
Govt over same
officers working
for both JMCs
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A two-day na-
tional seminar on topic
“Constitutional Institu-
tions and Democracy”
began on Monday in the
memory of Lt Marud-
har Mridul. The semi-
nar is being jointly-or-
ganized by Rajasthan
Sahitya Akademi,
Udaipur and Rajasthan
Hindi Granth Akademi,
Jaipur. The Chief Guest
of inaugural session
was Education Minis-
ter Dr BD Kalla while
Chairperson of Ra-
jasthan Human Rights
Commission Justice
Gopal Krishna Vyas
presided over the pro-
gram. While addressing
gathering, Edu Min Dr
BD Kalla attacked the
centre government for
doing injustice to the
states. “CM Ashok Ge-
hlot did good work in
preventing the spread
of Lumpy skin disease.
The union government
reduced grant by 25%,”
said Dr BD Kalla.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a matter of
handling the work of
several departments of
Municipal Corporation
Heritage and Greater
by the same officer, in
Rajasthan HC, a bench
of CJ Pankaj Mithal &
Justice Anoop Kumar
Dhand, while making a
strong verbal remark,
told state govt that if it
cannot handle 2 corpo-
rations, they should di-
vide city into 2 parts &
make a new city, so that
new municipal corpora-
tion would work with
new employees. Hear-
ing a PIL filed, the HC
directed state govt to
inform which officer of
is posted in which place
in next hearing. HC
said all this, cleanliness
system of the city is not
up to the mark.
Elderly woman hit by
government car of IPS
Pradeep Mohan, dies
First India Bureau
Jaipur: An elderly
woman Gaura Devi Sen,
resident of Bajrang Col-
ony, was killed in a col-
lision with the govern-
ment Scorpio vehicle of
IPS Pradeep Mohan late
on Monday evening.
The woman was cross-
ing the road. As soon as
the information about
the accident was re-
ceived, the Gandhina-
gar police station
reached the spot and
sent the body of the de-
ceased to the mortuary.
The accident happened
in Gandhinagar police
station area on National
Highway-8 near Kis-
hangarh. The IPS offic-
er was going towards
Jaipur late on Monday
evening in the official
car. The driver could
not spot the woman.
Gurudwaras decked up & all set
to celebrate Prakash Parv today
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Gurdwaras
across the city will be
decorated on Prakash
Parv today. Main event
will be held at Raja-
park Gurudwara. On
Monday, Diwan was
decorated in Gurd-
wara Gurunanakpura,
while in evening it was
decorated in Gurd-
wara Rajapark.
Prayers will start at 5
am. There will be Kir-
tan of Asa Di Vaar at
7.30 am. Kirtan Darbar
will be decorated from
10 am to 3.30 pm, in
which Ragi Jathe will
perform Shabad Kir-
tan. At 6 o’clock in the
evening, there will be a
programme of chil-
dren’s phulwadi.
A special diwan will
be decorated at Gurd-
wara Damdama Sahib
Kalgidhar Shastra in
Transport Nagar Gur-
dwara Mod. From 8 am
to 12 pm, different ragi
groups will entertain
people. After this, lan-
gar will be served.
Gurdwara Manage-
ment Committee pres-
ident & others will
sing Shabad.
Woman raped
on the pretext
of marriage
HC seeks
govt’s reply
over questions
deletion in PTI Guv, CM, speaker
extends greeting
on Prakash Parv
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A woman was
allegedly raped on the
pretext of marriage in
Jaipur, police said. Po-
lice informed the ac-
cused, identified as
Salim, raped the victim
in an inebriated state
and later threatened
her of dire consequenc-
es. “The accused was
known to the victim. On
Sept 30, Salim offered
her a cup of tea. The ac-
cused mixed some in-
toxicating substance in
the tea and raped her
when she got uncon-
scious. When the wom-
an protested, the ac-
cused promised to mar-
ry her in one or two
days and again raped
her on October 6 and 8.
However, when accused
distanced himself from
the girl, she filed an
FIR,” police said.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: High Court has
sought a reply from the
secretary of education,
Director of the Board
of Secondary Educa-
tion and Secretary of
the Rajasthan Staff Se-
lection Board in the
matter challenging the
answer-key of PTI re-
cruitment-2022.
The single bench of
Justice Indrajit Singh
ordered a reply by No-
vember 14 while hear-
ing a petition filed by
one Vikram Singh. The
petitioner in his peti-
tion had challenged an-
swer key of PTI exam.
Lunar Eclipse:
Temples closed
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Temples in
and around Jaipur
will remain closed
on Tuesday due to
the lunar eclipse.
However, a few tem-
ples in Rajasthan in-
cluding Karni Mata
Temple in Bikaner
will remain open
and unaffected by
the sutak period.
Rajapark Gurudwara all decked up for Prakash Parv today.
Govt should open more family courts &
family cases should not be transferred
to ADJ court as this would defeat very
purpose of the Family Court Act & cases will not
be settled quickly. —Justice Ajay Rastogi, SC judge
First India Bureau
Jhalawar: Come No-
vember and many festi-
vals start in Rajasthan;
one such festival is the
three-day-long Chan-
drabhaga Fair that
started on Monday
. This
is being organized by
Department of Tour-
ism, this fair is held
every year at Jhalarapa-
tan city which is situat-
ed over 6 kilometers
away from Jhalawar
dist, this year various
cultural programs and
competitionswouldgive
tourists a sense of Ra-
jasthani culture.
The first day of the
event started with all-
religionprayermeeting,
followed by a heritage
walk,sobhayatra,maha
aarti, firework display
and cultural pro-
gramme by folk artists.
The second day of
the event would open
with sight seing, differ-
ent competitions. To
mention a few competi-
tions, turban tying,
moustache, rangoli,
mehendi, etc. After
power-packed competi-
tions, tourists will en-
joy adventure activities
like hot air ballon, re-
pelling, zip line, river
crossing trampoline.
Chandrabhaga Fair starts in Jhalarapatan city
THREE-DAY-LONG EVENT
Deepdan at Chandrabhaga Temple (inset) High Commissioner of india to the Uk, Vikram
Doraiswami, Arvind Singh, Secretary Tourism, Govt of india and Dr Rashmi Sharma, Director
Rajasthan Tourism during inauguration of stand at WTM London.
—PHOTO
BY
SANTOSH
SHARMA

RAJASTHAN
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP is likely to
take several important
decisions regarding the
politicsandpartyorgan-
isation in the state. It
can start with the BJP’s
Working Committee
meeting to be held in
Jhunjhunu on Nov 13.
About13districtpres-
idents of BJP have to be
changedacrossthestate.
Most of them are those
who are seeking tickets
orpreparingforthenext
assembly elections.
Apart from this,
some inactive non per-
forming district presi-
dents are also to be re-
moved. For this, a sur-
vey was conducted by
the party in these dis-
tricts. The survey re-
port regarding this has
also been submitted by
the in-charges.
Senior leaders were
given responsibility for
the replacement of dis-
trict presidents. They
went to different dis-
tricts and prepared the
surveyreport.Theyalso
handed over the names
to the party organiza-
tion in October but no
announcementhasbeen
made yet.
13 district prezs of BJP to be changed,
decision in Jhunhunu on November 13
Promoted by
Shri Shyam Mandir Committee, Khatushyamji
BJP AND CONGRESS KEEP FINGERS
CROSSED IN FEAR OF CROSS VOTING
Dinesh Tiwari
Jaipur: With just three
daystogoforJaipurMu-
nicipal Corporation
Greater Mayor bypolls,
both Congress and BJP
are in a dilemma. The
BJP is afraid of cross-
voting and the Congress
wants to put its mayoral
candidate Singhania on
throne through cross-
voting. In a matter of
relief for BJP, 16 more
councillors have been
added to the enclosure.
The MLAs are con-
stantly in touch with the
councillors of their re-
spective areas and are
listening to their prob-
lems. According to
sources, this is the first
time in the last two
years, when the MLAs
are being so caring for
the councillors. In 2019,
a maximum number of
councillors in Malviya
Nagar,VidyadharNagar
and Sanganer areas de-
feated the mayoral can-
didate of their own par-
ty by cross-voting.
BJP MLA and state
spokesperson Ramlal
Sharma claimed that 84
councillors out of 93
(BJP and independent)
have reached the hotel,
while only nine council-
lors are away and they
will join soon.
Even though acting
Mayor Sheel Dhabai has
been thrown out of the
mayor race by the party
,
she continued to work.
Even on Monday, she
reachedtheJMCGoffice
and sat in her chamber.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A statement of
BJP National Gen Secy
and state in-charge
Arun Singh terming
Satish Poonia as a big
leader, who will win
with the highest margin
in the state, has led to
murmurs in the state
political corridors.
Addressing the Deep-
awali Sneh Milan Kar-
yakarta Sammelan in
Amer constituency on
Sunday
, Arun Singh told
the gathering that they
are lucky and blessed to
have MLA as Dr Satish
Poonia who is “the big-
gest leader of the entire
state and is the state
president.”
“When there is a BJP
working committee at
the national level and it
isaskedastowhichstate
president did the best
work, the name of Dr
Poonia comes up,” he
saidaspeopleapplauded
and raised slogans for
Poonia. “I can say that
this time Dr Saheb will
win by a record margin
and the biggest record
will be set in the state.
With both hands you are
giving blessings to the
doctor, aren’t you?”
Arun Singh asked.
First India Bureau
Bundi: BJP MLA Chan-
drakanta Meghwal on
Monday too climbed the
water tank in Kapren
along with BJP workers
and protested against in-
creasing incidents of
theft and dacoity in area.
MLA Meghwal, BJP Dis-
trict President Chitar
Lal Rana and other local
leaders climbed the tank
and protested against
the police administra-
tion for around 10 hours.
Later, the MLA agreed
to step down after the
district administration
agreed to her demands.
The protestors demand-
ed action against three
policemen and solved
the cases within ten
days. The protest was
deferred till Nov 16 after
the police and district
administration agreed
to their demands. ADM
Mukesh Chaudhary,
ASP Kishori Lal, SDM
Balbir Singh, DSP Ankit
Jain, Natisha Jakhar
and others held talks
with the protestors.
First India Bureau
Bikaner: The Income
Tax Department has
received undeclared
income of about 70
crore in the raids con-
ducted at 40 premises
of 3 businessmen of
Bikaner.
The maximum un-
disclosed income of Rs
52 crore has been
found with Srinivas
Jhanwar of Nokha,
while Bikaner based
businessman Jugal
Rathi has got undis-
closed income of Rs 10
crore and Dhanpat
Chayal’s undisclosed
income is Rs 8 crore.
The raids continued
for 4 days during
which the IT sleuths
recovered records of
financial transac-
tions. Some docu-
ments of investment
and properties were
also seized. The high-
est amount was found
at the premises of
Nokha’s Srinivas
Jhanwar.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Mayor
of Jaipur Municipal
Corporation (Greater)
Dr Somya did not get
any relief
from the
Rajasthan
High Court
on Monday
as the hear-
ing on her
petition challenging
her dismissal from the
post and stay on the by-
polls was once again
adjourned till next
hearing on Nov 9.
Owing to a govern-
ment holiday on Tues-
day, the matter will
now be heard on
Wednesday 9 before
the single bench of
Justice Mahendra Ku-
mar Goyal. Notably,
the state government
had dismissed Dr
Somya from her post
for inappropriate be-
haviour with the then
commissioner Yagy-
amitra Singh Deo.
BJP MLA and state spokesperson Ramlal Sharma claims that 84
councillors out of 93 (BJP and independent) have reached the hotel
BJP councillors with MLA Ramlal Sharma and Kalicharan Saraf at a resort in Chomu on Monday.
JMCG MAYORAL BY-POLLS
Ajmer: The by-election
is to be held for the
post of chairman of
Nasirabad Municipal-
ity of Ajmer district on
November 10. BJP’s
victory has become
difficult as the rebel
independent candidate
of BJP Saroj Bissa did
not withdraw name.
On the other hand,
independent candi-
date Poonam Sankhla
withdrew her name in
support of Congress
candidate Rituka Soni.
Now Anita Mittal from
BJP and Rituka Soni
from Congress and
Saroj Bissa are in the
fray as independents.
The municipality has
20 wards, out of which
10 ward councillors are
from BJP, eight council-
lors are from Cong and
two are independents.
BY-POLLS IN
NASIRABAD GETS
TOUGH FOR BJP
‘Biggest leader to win
with record margin’,
Singh backs Poonia
I-TraidsconcludeinBkn,`70cr
of undisclosed income found
No interim
relief from HC
to Dr Somya
MLA climbs down water tank after 10-hrs
YOU READ IT IN FIRST
INDIA ON NOV 4, 2022
CHANGE IN RAJ BJP
NCPCR team in
Bhilwara over
auction of girls
BRAHMOTSAV CULMINATES
The 7-day Brahmotsav, being celebrated in the presence of Galtapeethadhishwar
Swami Awadheshacharya Maharaj at Shri Galta Ji Teerth, concluded on Monday with
offering of Pushpyag, Havan, Chakra Snan to God. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
Naveen Joshi
Bhilwara: The chair-
man of National Com-
mission for Protection
of Child Rights Priyank
Kanungo on Monday
visited several villages
of Bhilwara in the mat-
ter of allegations that
girls are being pushed
into prostitution.
During the visit to
Itunda, several girls
were found to be miss-
ing. Kanungo has also
tweeted about this. He
said that villagers have
brought to notice that
there are 27 such girls
who have been sent and
the investigation is go-
ing on. Kanungo was
accompanied by the of-
ficers of district admin-
istration and police. He
first sought details of
girls from Anganwadi
andthencheckedschool
and took information
about girls from there.
Priyank Kanoongo
@KanoongoPriyank
Bhilwara Update! When we
reached victim’s village, it
came to know that the whole
family is not in there, other
girls are also not found in
the village, this is also the
village of the main kingpin
of the 2019 scandal. So far,
a total of 27 girls have been
sent out of village, investiga-
tion is going on.
Arun Singh with Satish Poonia in BJP Stae HQs on Sunday.
Highest undisclosed
income of `52 crore
has been found with
Nokha’s bizman
Srinivas Jhanwar
MLA Meghwal on water tank.
JYOTI KIRAN NOW ASSOCIATED WITH
PRESTIGIOUS T20 WOMEN’S GROUP
Jaipur: Former Chairperson of Raj Finance
Commission, Jyoti Kiran, is now among the
prestigious T20 women’s group. PM Nar-
endra Modi will unveil the logo of group on
Tuesday. Dr Sandhya Kurecha is the present
chairperson of T20 women’s group.

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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Those who cling to
perceptions and views
wander the world
offending people.
—Buddha
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
I pay homage to Thiru Azha. Valliappa
on his birth centenary. He is not only
remembered for his outstanding writing
and poetry but also for his efforts to
popularise history, culture and literature
among children. His efforts continue to
inspire several people in today’s era.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
“The amendment is valid and in no
manner alters the basic structure of the
constitution”— Hon. #SupremeCourt’s
nod to uphold 10% reservation for the
EWS is a slap on the face of parties
with vested interests who have tried
to sow discord amongst citizens with
their propaganda.
TOP TWEETS
RAPISTS, KILLERS
CONVICTED BY
HIGH COURT SET
FREE BY THE SC
n 2017 a Supreme
Court Bench of Jus-
tices Dipak Misra, R.
Bhanumathi and
Ashok Bhushan up-
held the death sentence awarded
to four men convicted for raping
and brutally killing Nirbhaya in
2012.Thecasehadjoltedthecoun-
try’s conscience and barring ac-
tivists opposed to death penalty
,
the judgment was widely hailed.
In an ironic and disappointing
twist the Apex Court not only
overturned the death sentence
awarded to three men convicted
of brutal rape and murder of a
19-year-old woman by the Delhi
High Court which described
them as “predators prowling the
streets for prey”. This crime was
also committed in 2012.
A Bench of CJI UU Lalit and
justices S. Ravindra Bhat and
Bela M. Trivedi set the accused
free as there was not “a shred of
evidence”. Did the Delhi Police,
which opposed their acquittal
and the prosecution failed to
produce solid evidence? Or they
were let off as there was no can-
dle light vigil for the victim?
I
he Supreme Court
has upheld the
constitutional va-
lidity of the 103rd
Amendment of
the Constitution to provide
10 percent reservation in gov-
ernment jobs and education-
al institutions to Economi-
cally Weaker Section among
the forward castes by a 3-2
majority verdict. The 10 per-
cent quota for EWS is beyond
the 50 percent reservation in
jobs and educational institu-
tions meant for Scheduled
Castes and Other Backward
Classes. The Chief Justice of
India, Justice UU Lalit and
Justice Ravindra Bhat dis-
sented with the majority
opinion of Justices Dinesh
Maheshwari, Bela M. Trivedi
and JB Pardiwala.
The “breach of 50 percent
does not violate the basic
structure of the Constitu-
tion,” Justice Maheshwari
said in his judgment uphold-
ing the amendment. The Cen-
tral government has assured
that the EWS quota will not
impact the seat share of open
or reserved category candi-
dates as additional seats will
be created for which a budget
has been earmarked. The
Central government moved
the Bill to amend Articles 15
and 16 of the Constitution. It
was passed by the Lok Sabha
with 323 votes in favour and
three against on the last day
of the Winter Session in 2019.
Theamendmentisintended
to help the economically weak
in upper castes as they were
said to be losing out in jobs
andeducationduetothecaste-
based reservation. Those en-
joying benefits of quota on
caste basis will not be eligible
for benefits under this amend-
ment. The amendment was
challenged on the ground that
the Constitution does not per-
mit reservation based on eco-
nomic factors. Social benefits
aside, it will also be used to
attract voters.
EWS QUOTA IS
HERE TO STAY
The 10 percent quota for
EWS is beyond the 50
percent reservation in
jobs and educational
institutions meant for
Scheduled Castes and
Other Backward Classes.
The CJI, Justice UU Lalit and
Justice Ravindra Bhat
dissented with the majority
opinion of Justices Dinesh
Maheshwari, Bela M. Trivedi
and JB Pardiwala
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HOW CLIMATE FINANCE AND
ADAPTATION CAN SUPPORT
VULNERABLE COUNTRIES
sthefirstdevelopingnationto
host the UN Climate Confer-
ence (COP) since Morocco in
2016 (COP22), Egypt is push-
ing the needs of developing
nationstothetopof theCOP27
agenda, with a focus on cli-
mate finance, climate adapta-
tion and loss and damage. To
date, the global response to
climate change has focussed
on climate mitigation — an is-
sue championed by the devel-
oped world, which is calling
on all countries, not just his-
torical emitters,tomakedras-
tic efforts to cut emissions.
Equally, with more than a
third (702) of the world’s larg-
est companies having net
zero commitments, and 550
financial institutions com-
mitting to aligning their
portfolios with a net zero
world, the private sector is
mobilising around global
mitigation targets.
However, as Marisa Drew,
Chief Sustainability Officer
of Standard Chartered Bank,
highlighted in a recent inter-
view for the World Economic
Forum, there is a growing
need to focus on financing cli-
mate adaptation efforts. She
notes: “The world has largely
galvanised around the con-
cept of mitigation, which is
reducing carbon emissions.
But we must deal with the re-
ality that climate change is
here to stay and even with all
the best will in the world
we’re going to have to deal
with this. Therefore, we need
finance to flow towards the
reality that is here.”
TRANSITIONING TO
INNOVATIVE
FINANCING MODELS
Developing countries also
want more public finance and
grants instead of loans, as
many of the worst-impacted
countriesfacedebtcrises.Jen-
niferMorris,CEO,TheNature
Conservancy
, notes: “A lot of
countries are unable to adapt
becauseof increaseddebtbur-
den. Between 2010 and 2020,
the public debt of developing
countries increased from 40%
of their GDP to an average of
62%. More than a third of that
happened in 2020 alone. We
have to think of the climate
crisis in the frame of the debt
crisis as well. Most climate fi-
nance – 61% ($384 billion) –
was raised as debt, of which
only12%($47billion)waslow-
cost or concessional.
ROLE OF MULTI-
STAKEHOLDER
PARTNERSHIPS ON
CLIMATE ADAPTATION
Adapting to climate change
requires a concerted global re-
sponse. This includes leverag-
ing innovative forms of blend-
ed finance, forging new multi-
stakeholder partnerships and
incubating innovative solu-
tions to adapt to climate im-
pacts.Governments,business-
es, investors and innovators
canpartnerwithcommunities
at the frontline of climate im-
pacts, to ensure they not only
survivebutthriveinaclimate-
impacted world.
CREATING INCENTIVES
FOR BUSINESS
ADAPTATION
The adaptation market could
be worth $2 trillion per year
by 2026, with the developing
worldstandingtobenefitfrom
much of this. Currently
, only
1.6%of alladaptationfunding
comes from private invest-
ment — making climate adap-
tation an untapped opportu-
nity
. There is a clear business
case for climate adaptation: a
2019reportbytheGlobalCom-
mission on Adaptation dem-
onstrated that investing $1.8
trillion globally in climate
adaptation measures, such as
early-warning systems, cli-
mate-resilient infrastructure
and nature-based solutions
from 2020 to 2030 could gener-
ate$7.1trillioninnetbenefits.
“If we think about this in the
contextof ageneratedmarket
rate of return, a US dollar in-
vested in climate adaptation
generates five to seven times
that investment in risk or
GDP degradation avoided.
There’s a real economic case
here for those investments,”
Drew adds.
SOURCE: WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM
A
ABHINAV CHUGH
The writer is content and Partnerships
Lead, Expert Network and Content
Partners, World Economic Forum
NATHAN COOPER
The writer is lead, Partnerships and
Engagement Strategy, Climate Action
Platform, World Economic Forum
However, major barriers
still exist to scale these best
practices. One such barrier
to mobilising investors,
insurers and companies to
scale adaptative measures is
a lack of financial incentives
and business models for the
private sector to invest in
adaptation. Upfront revenue
streams from adaptation
efforts are often difficult to
generate as adaptation
interventions are mostly
designed to reduce the risk of
future damages to public
goods. Blended finance
models, where public funds
are used to de-risk private
investments, can be a
powerful tool to tackle
these barriers
The COP27 Egyptian presidency is aiming for
COP27 to be the implementation COP to
radically accelerate the delivery of countries’
climate pledges, as pressure mounts on developed
countries to provide more climate finance following their
failure to hit the $100 billion target set for 2020

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IN THE COURTYARD
CALCUTTA HC JUNKS
CONTEMPT PETITION
AGAINST WB DGP
Kolkata: The Calcutta
High Court on Monday
dismissed a contempt
petition filed by Leader
of Opposition Suvendu
Adhikari against the DGP,
alleging that he was not
allowed to visit Paschim
Medinipur district’s Netai
village on January 7, the
anniversary of the killing
of nine people, despite
giving an undertaking.
Justice Sabyasachi Bhat-
tacharyya, who had earlier
issued a rule of contempt
over the petition, observed
that it cannot be categori-
cally said that there was a
wilful breach of undertak-
ing by the state “in the
strict sense.”
GoI OPPOSES PLEA ON
THE SURROGACY
LAW’S PROVISIONS
New Delhi: The Centre has
opposed a petition in Delhi
High Court assailing certain
provisions of the surrogacy
law, saying the Assisted
Reproductive Technology
(Regulation) Act, 2021 and
the Surrogacy (Regulation)
Act, 2021 were enacted fol-
lowing due procedure.
PRESSURE BY AAP’S
SATYENDAR JAIN:
SUKESH’S LAWYER
New Delhi: After Jailed
conman Sukesh Chan-
drasekhar wrote an-
other letter to the Delhi LG
requesting the CBI probe
against Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP), his lawyer AK Singh
said that Sukesh was
getting threats to withdraw
the complaint.
ENSURE TAGORE’S JORASANKO HOUSE
NOT TAMPERED WITH: HC TO WB GOVT
Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court on Monday asked the state
govt to ensure that heritage structures at Jorasanko campus
of Rabindra Bharati University are not tampered with. A a
PIL claimed that the room in which Rabindranath Tagore
and Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay had interacted for first
time is now being used as an office of an association, and
that a couple of rooms at campus have been remodelled.
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Vote for good ‘malis’ who will
watch over your garden: Nadda
Rampur (PTI): BJP Na-
tional President JP Na-
dda urged the voters of
Himachal Pradesh on
Mondaytoexercisetheir
franchise in the Novem-
ber 12 Assembly polls
with their future in
mind and not on the ba-
sis of emotions, urging
them to opt for good
“malis” to watch over
their gardens.
Addressing a public
meeting in Rampur in
favour of Bharatiya Ja-
nata Party (BJP) candi-
date Kaul Singh, Nadda
said Singh has protect-
ed the people's interests
in the region despite
losing the last Assem-
bly poll contest.
He said Singh has re-
mained a good chowk-
idar (guard) all these
years.
Nadda accused the
Congress of trying to
confuse the voters on a
range of issues, saying
those who have noth-
ing to show always tend
to confuse the voters
and undermine the
democratic process.
The BJP chief said
the Congress is trying
to seek votes in the
name of a family, which
shows that it has not
done anything and is
standing on crutches.
Do not take deci-
sions based on emo-
tions, keep your future
in mind, he said.
Noting that Singh re-
mained a good chowk-
idar to safeguard peo-
ple's interests even
though he lost the last
election, Nadda urged
the voters to find good
chowkidars and ma-
lis(gardeners)likehim.
If you do not have a
good mali, your farm
will be destroyed, he
said.
Lauding Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi,
Nadda said under him,
India has come to a po-
sition from where it can
give to other countries
instead of taking from
them.
He also raised the is-
sue of tackling COV-
ID-19 by securing the
citizens of the country
.
India has given anti-
Covid vaccines to 48
countriesandHimachal
Pradesh was the first
state to achieve 100-per
cent vaccination
against the viral dis-
ease under Chief Minis-
ter Jairam Thakur, the
BJP chief noted.
BJP chief JP Nadda being garlanded by party supporters during the public meeting for Himachal
elections, at Jubbal Kotkhai assembly constituency, in Shimla on Monday. —PHOTO BY ANI
MoS Dr Jitendra Singh at a
meeting in Dharmshala.
BJP SET TO BE IN POWER IN HIMACHAL
FOR NEXT 25 YEARS: CM JAI RAM THAKUR
Shimla: Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Monday made
light of the Himachal Pradesh “convention” of electing a
new party ever assembly poll and predicted that the BJP
was set to be in government in the state over the next
25 years. The state, which goes to the polls on Saturday,
has a history of alternating between the Congress and the
BJP every assembly election since 1982. Thakur said the
Congress may be banking on Himachal’s “rivaj” (conven-
tion) but people have made up their mind to break from
tradition this time - and bring back the Bharatiya Janata
Party to accelerate development. —PTI
UCC imposition
in HP not aimed
at polarisation:
Dr Jitendra Singh
Dharamshala (PTI):
The BJP’s poll promise
of impositionof theUni-
form Civil Code in
HimachalPradeshisnot
aimed at polarisation,
UnionministerJitendra
Singh said on Monday
.
“When they (Con-
gress) ask why are we
imposing the Uniform
Civil Code (UCC) here
in Himachal as 95 per
cent of the population
is Hindu here, it means
they do not want that
this law be imposed in
the country,” he said.
“When there is no
scope for polarisation in
Himachal and still the
BJP wants to impose
the UCC here, it shows
that we do not want to
impose it for the sake of
polarisation,” he said.
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath addresses a public meeting in support of BJP candidate Sanjay
Guleria for the upcoming Himachal Pradesh elections, at Jawali, in Kangra. —PHOTO BY ANI
Cong does not care for
country’s security: Yogi
Haroli (PTI): The Con-
gress could not have
taken steps such as con-
struction of the Ram
temple, the surgical
strike or the abrogation
of Article 370 because it
does not care for the
country’s security or
the sentiments of peo-
ple,UttarPradeshChief
Minister Yogi Adity-
anath said on Monday
.
Campaigning for the
BJPinthisconstituency
in Himachal Pradesh’s
Unadistrict,Adityanath
said India is touching
new heights under the
leadership of Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi and the country’s
prestige has risen on the
global stage.
The BJP government
at the Centre, he said at
a rally, has taken land-
mark steps such as the
surgical strike across
the line of control in
Kashmir and the abro-
gation of Article 370.
The construction of the
Ram temple in Ayodhya
also started under this
government, Adity-
anath, who has been
campaigning extensive-
ly across the hill state,
told the gathering.
PROBABLY FORGOT TO FILL FUEL: PRIYANKA
TAKES DIG AT BJP’S ‘DOUBLE ENGINE’ PITCH
Una: Congress leader
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
on Monday said the BJP’s
“double engine” govt was
there in Himachal Pradesh
for the last five years but it
probably forgot to fill fuel in
it, as she sought to corner
the ruling party on the is-
sues of unemployment and
the old pension scheme. At
a rally, she also hit out at
PM Modi for his remarks
that changing medicines
frequently neither helps
in curing the ailment nor
benefits anyone. —PTI
Guj polls: BJP likely
to finalise its tickets
on Wednesday
New Delhi (ANI): The
Bharatiya Janata Party
will hold a meeting of
its Central Election
Committee (CEC) on
Wednesday evening in a
bid to finalise the first
list of candidates for
the upcoming Gujarat
Assembly polls.
This meeting will
take place in the pres-
ence of Prime Minister
Narendra Modi, BJP na-
tional president JP Na-
dda,UnionHomeMinis-
ter Amit Shah, Gujarat
Chief Minister Bhupen-
dra Patel and BJP state
president CR Patil and
other members of the
CEC and the state unit.
The meeting is sched-
uled at the party head-
quarters in Delhi.
“An initial round of
the meeting has taken
place at the state head-
quarters in Gandhina-
gar over three days dur-
ing which a shortlist of
candidates has already
been prepared which
will be brought for con-
sideration and finalisa-
tion to the CEC,” a
source told ANI.
“Ahead of the meet-
ing of the CEC, the BJP
Gujarat core group will
also have a separate
meeting with JP Nadda
and Amit Shah,” anoth-
er source told ANI.
T’gana leg of Bharat Jodo Yatra concludes
Kamareddy (ANI):
Congress MP Rahul
Gandhi on Monday re-
sumed the Telangana
leg of the Bharat Jodo
Yatra from Kamareddy
as the march concluded
in the state and entered
Maharashtra late in the
evening.
TheTelangana’slegof
‘Padyatra’resumedfrom
Fathalpur Bus Stand in
the Kamareddy district
this morning and halted
atShekhapur.Afterthat,
theYatraresumedapub-
licmeetingfromMenoor
in Kamareddy in the
evening, before entering
Maharashtra.
On Sunday
, Bharat
Jodo Yatra completed its
60 days of marching.
Senior Congress leader
Jairam Ramesh posted a
video on Twitter cap-
tioning, “60 days filled
withlove!Aperfectmile-
stone to celebrate this
journeyof unitingIndia.
Many more to come.”
However, the Con-
gress Party’s candidate
Palvai Sravanthi lost
the highly discussed,
Munugode bypolls in
Telangana amid the Ra-
hul Gandhi-led Bharat
Jodo Yatra was present
inTelangana onSunday
.
Telangana Rashtra
Samithi (TRS) candi-
date Koosukuntla Prab-
hakar Reddy won the
Munugode bypolls in
Telangana by a margin
of 10,309 votes.
According to the
Election Commission,
Prabhakar Reddy se-
cured 97,006 votes
amounting to a vote
share of 42.95 per cent.
(BJP) candidate Komat-
ireddy Rajagopal Reddy
came second with 38.38
per cent of votes.
Notably, the Bharat
Jodo Yatra was all set to
kick off its march from
Maharashtra, in the
evening.
After completion of
the foot march in south-
ern states, Congress’
Bharat Jodo Yatra led
by party leader Rahul
Gandhi entered Maha-
rashtra in the evening.
The Bharat Jodo
Yatra has already cov-
ered parts of Kerala,
Karnataka, Andhra
Pradesh, Tamil Nadu
and Telangana.
The Telangana’s leg of ‘Padyatra’ resumed from Fathalpur Bus Stand in the Kamareddy district on Monday morning
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi during ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’ in Kamareddy. —PHOTO BY PTI
B’LURU COURT ORDERS TWITTER TO BLOCK
HANDLES OF CONG, BHARAT JODO YATRA
Bengaluru: A Bengaluru court on Monday directed Twit-
ter to temporarily block the accounts of the Congress
party and the Bharat Jado Yatra for allegedly copyright
violation. The order came after a petition filed by MRT
Music claimed that the respondents had used music from
the Kannada film KGF-2 during its ‘Bharat Jodo Yatra’
without permission. The court ruled that the alleged il-
legal use of music would also encourage piracy at large.
KARNATAKA BJP RESUMES JANA SANKALP
YATRA, ATTACKS CONGRESS PARTY
Udupi: Karnataka BJP took up the second leg of the Jan
Sankalp Yatra within the state on Monday. Chief Minister
Basavaraj Bommai and BJP Central Parliamentary Commit-
tee Member BS Yediyurappa inaugurated the Yatra in Udupi
district of the state. The yatra can be carried out in Udupi,
Haveri and Belagavi districts. The rally might be held on No-
vember 9. CM Bommai will take part in three applications
organized in district at completely different areas.
2 MONTHS AFTER
QUITTING, AZAD NOW
PRAISES CONGRESS
Srinagar: Former Con-
gress leader Ghulam Nabi
Azad has said that only
Congress could challenge
(BJP) in the Gujarat and
Himachal Pradesh assem-
bly elections, while Arvind
Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP) is “merely a
party of the Union Territory
(UT) of Delhi”.
THAROOR DEMANDS
RESIGNATION OF
ARYA RAJENDRAN
New Delhi: Congress MP
Shashi Tharoor on Monday
demanded the resignation
from Thiruvananthapuram
Mayor Arya Rajendran
over her alleged letter to
Aanavoor Nagappan de-
manding a priority list for
appointing party members
to 295 temporary posts in
the Municipal Corporation.
Akali Dal
expels Bibi
Jagir Kaur
Chandigarh: The Shi-
romani Akali Dal (SAD)
on Monday expelled
Bibi Jagir
Kaur from
the primary
m e m b e r -
ship of the
party for in-
dulging in anti-party
activities, including be-
coming party to a con-
spiracy to break the Shi-
romani Gurdwara Par-
bandhak Committee
(SGPC). SAD Discipli-
nary Committee Chair-
man Sikander Singh
Malukaannouncedthis.
COP27: World’s best brains at work
Sharm El-Sheikh
(ANI): Union Minister
of Environment, Forest
and Climate Change,
Bhupender Yadav inau-
gurated the India Pavil-
ionatthe27thSessionof
Conference of Parties of
the UNFCCC (COP 27)
SharmEl-Sheikh,Egypt.
The COP27 that be-
gan on Sunday will be
held till November 18,
according to a press re-
lease issued by the Min-
istry of Environment,
Forest and Climate
Change. Welcoming the
delegates from all the
countries to the India
Pavilion, Yadav said
that Prime Minister
Narendra Modi has pro-
vided a simple solution
to the complex climate
change problem.
He said India believes
that climate action
starts from the grass-
roots, individual level
and hence designed the
India Pavilion with the
theme of LiFE- Life-
style for Environment.
On this occasion, Yadav
also felicitated the COP
Young Scholars from
India who worked to-
wards Positive Climate
Change solutions.
“I am confident that,
throughouttheduration
of COP, the India Pavil-
ion will continue to re-
mind the delegates that
simplelifestyleandindi-
vidual practices that are
sustainable in nature
can help protect Mother
Earth,” said Yadav.
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav inaugurates India Pavilion at the meet
Union Minister Bhupender Yadav inaugurates India Pavilion at
COP27, in Sharm el-Sheikh on Sunday. —PHOTO BY PTI

INDIA
06
Sheopur (PTI): Two
male cheetahs brought
from Namibia to the
Kuno National Park in
Madhya Pradesh have
madetheirfirstkillwith-
in 24 hours of their re-
lease from a quarantine
area to a larger acclima-
tisation enclosure, an of-
ficial said on Monday
.
The cheetahs hunted
down a cheetal (spotted
deer) either on Sunday
nightorintheweehours
of Monday, Chief Con-
servatorof ForestUttam
Kumar Sharma said.
The forest monitoring
team got this informa-
tion on Monday morn-
ing,hesaid.Thiswasthe
first prey of the felines
after their translocation
fromNamibiatoIndiain
mid-September along
with six other cheetahs,
the official said.
The cheetahs — Fred-
die and Alton — were
the first pair to be re-
leased into the larger
enclosure on Saturday
after being quarantined
since September 17.
The successful first
hunt by the cheetahs
within 24 hours of mov-
ing to the larger enclo-
sure has also allayed
the park management’s
concerns about their
prey hunting ability
.
He said the two chee-
tahs were released in
the larger enclosure
spread over 98 hectares
from a quarantine zone
on Saturday
.
The other six chee-
tahs will also be re-
leased (in the acclimati-
sation enclosure) in a
phased manner, he said.
The eight cheetahs -
five females and three
males in the age group
of 30-66 months - were
released in the dedicat-
ed quarantine zones in
the KNP on September
17 at a function by
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi.
Cheetahs kill first prey on Indian soil
BIG CATS BIG FEAT
Promoted by
Shiv Sital Builders Pvt. Ltd.
VP Dhankhar greets people on the eve of Guru Nanak Dev Jayanti
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Vice Presi-
dent Jagdeep Dhankhar
greeted the nation to-
day on the eve of Guru
Nanak Dev’s birthday
.
In his message to the
nation,Dhankharstated
“I convey my hearty
greetingsandgoodwish-
es to the people of our
country and those living
abroad on the auspi-
cious occasion of
the birth anniver-
sary of Guru
Nanak Dev ji.”
Our country
hasbeenbless-
ed to have received spir-
itual and moral guid-
ancefromgreatteachers
like Guru Nanak Dev ji,
whoevokedtheinherent
unity of mankind that is
bound by the univer-
sal virtues of truth,
kindness and righteous-
ness, he added.
India earned the es-
teemed stature of Vish-
waguru with the sagely
wisdom of preceptors
and masters like Guru
NanakDevji.Heshowed
us the path of a compas-
sionate virtuous life and
an inclusive society
. The
pantheonof hisShabads
and Sakhis is the time-
less spiritual
heritage of en-
tire humanity,
he added.

—WithANIinputs
VARANASI LIGHTS UP ON DEV DEEPAWALI
Varanasi: After the iconic celebration of Deepotsav this
Diwali, Varanasi celebrated Dev Deepawali on Monday.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reached Varanasi on
Sunday evening and held a meeting with top officials
in the Circuit House auditorium here regarding the Dev
Deepawali festival, a statement from a govt official said.
Narendra Modi
@narendramdodi
Hearty congratula-
tions on the festival of Kartik
Purnima and Dev Deepawali,
the symbols of ancient cul-
ture, spirituality and tradition
of India. May this occasion
associated with holy bath
and lamp infuse new energy
in everyone’s life.
MHA: Internal security
in control during 2021
New Delhi (ANI): The
internal security situa-
tion in India remained
under control during
2021, says Ministry of
Home Affairs (MHA)
Annual Report 2021-22.
The report, released on
Monday, mentions that
government’s “due pri-
ority” to enhancing in-
ternal security has even
the reason behind
maintaining internal
security situation in
the country
. The princi-
pal focus on the inter-
nal security front re-
mained on countering
terrorism in JK, im-
proving the security
scenario in the North
Eastern States and
maintaining peace,
reads the report.
The Govt fosussed
on the capacity
building of states
police, report says
It’swinofPM’ssocial
justicemission,saysBJP
Panj Pyare’s lead a ‘nagar kirtan’ (religious procession) on the eve of birth anniversary of Sikhism
founder Guru Nanak Dev, at Golden Temple in Amritsar on Monday. —PHOTO BY PTI
New Delhi (PTI):
The BJP lauded the
Supreme Court’s ver-
dict upholding the
EWS quota on Mon-
day
, saying it is a vic-
tory for PM Naren-
dra Modi in his “mis-
sion” to provide so-
cial justice to the
country’s poor. The
party also slammed
Congress spokesper-
son and its SC-ST de-
partment head Udit
Raj for his allegation
following the verdict
that the apex court is
“casteist”, saying it
has exposed the op-
position party’s “an-
ti-poor” mindset.
Bharatiya Janata
Party (BJP) spokes-
person Gaurav Bha-
tia said it was con-
tempt of the court
which, he added,
should initiate pro-
ceedings against
Udit Raj.
Modi to flag off
Vande Bharat
train in K’taka
on Nov 11
ED grills ex-WB
min in teacher
recruitment scam
Bengaluru (ANI):
Prime Minister Naren-
dra Modi is scheduled to
visit Karnataka on No-
vember 11 and partici-
pate in several pro-
gramsandeventsacross
the state, said officials.
The list of programs
PM Modi is going to at-
tend on November 11
includes the launching
of Vande Bharat (Chen-
nai-Mysore-Bangalore)
train from SBC railway
station. It was a long-
pending demand of the
people of Karnataka
state and PM Modi will
be flagging off this
high-speed train, the of-
ficials said.
Kolkata (PTI): The ED
on Monday interrogat-
ed former West Bengal
minister Paresh Adhi-
kari in a teacher re-
cruitment scam. Adhi-
kari, who had been ear-
lier been grilled by the
CBI in the same case,
arrived at the CGO com-
plex of the ED office
here in the morning to
face questioning, sourc-
es in the agency said.
The former minister of
is facing allegations of
adopting illegal means
to get his daughter An-
kita appointed as a
teacher in a govt school
in Cooch Behar district.
Bikaji Foods International IPO
subscribed 26.67 times on final Day
Mumbai (FIB): Bikan-
er, Rajasthan based
snack company Bikaji
Foods International Ltd
, the third largest ethnic
snacks company in In-
dia and the second fast-
est growing company in
the Indian organised
snacks market has re-
ceivedbidsof 55,04,00,900
shares against the of-
fered 2,06,36,790 equity
shares , at a price band
of * 285-300, according to
the data available on the
stock exchanges. Over-
all the issue was sub-
scribed 26.67 times on
the last day of bidding.
The reserved portion for
qualified institutional
buyer portion saw a sub-
scription of 80.63 times.
Non-Institutional seg-
ment saw a response of
7.10 times. The Retail
Portion saw a subscrip-
tion of 4.77 times.
REACTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES
OVER EWS QUOTA VERDICT BY SC
THE VERDICT A SLAP ON FACE OF PARTIES
WITH VESTED INTERESTS: PRADHAN
New Delhi (PTI): Lauding the Supreme Court’s decision on
the EWS quota Union Education Minister Dharmendra Prad-
han on Monday said in a series of “The amendment is valid
and in no manner alters the basic structure of the constitu-
tion — Hon. #SupremeCourt’s nod to uphold 10 pc reserva-
tion for the EWS is a slap on the face of parties with vested
interests who have tried to sow discord amongst citizens
with their propaganda.”
New Delhi (PTI): The Congress on Monday
welcomed the Supreme Court verdict
upholding the validity of providing
10 per cent reservation to peo-
ple from economically weaker
sections and said the amend-
ment providing for it was the
result of a process initiated
by the Manmohan Singh
government. The
Opposition party also
said the Modi govt is
yet to clarify its position
on an updated caste
census. Congress
general secretary
Jairam Ramesh
said the Congress
welcomes the
verdict of SC.
CONG WELCOMES ORDER, SAYS PROCESS
WAS INITIATED BY MANMOHAN GOVT
CONGRESS LEADER UDIT RAJ CALLS SUPREME COURT
“CASTEIST” AFTER EWS QUOTA VERDICT, CLARIFIES LATER
FORMER LAW MINISTER
WELCOMES SC’S VERDICT
WILL TAKE LEGAL OPINION
ON THE MATTER: STALIN
New Delhi (ANI): Congress leader Udit Raj on Monday called the Supreme Court “casteist”
after it delivered verdict on the validity of the Constitution’s 103rd Amendment Act 2019.
“Supreme Court is casteist, is there still doubt about it! It refused to give reservation to SC/
ST, OBC in Indira Sawhney case citing the Constitution’s limit of 50 per cent but reversed
its statement when it came to EWS reservation,” Congress leader Udit Raj said in his tweet
in Hindi. In another tweet, he clarified that he was not opposing the reservation of poor
upper castes but was only mentioning the SC’s vision in the matter of Indira Sawhney.
New Delhi (ANI): Former Union Law
Minister Ashwani Kumar has welcomed
the verdict of the Constitution bench in the
Supreme Court which upheld the validity
of the Constitution’s 103rd Amendment
Act with a majority of 3:2. The Constitu-
tion’s 103rd Amendment Act provides 10%
reservation to the EWS in educational insti-
tutions and government jobs. The top court
said that the importance of the judgment
lies in the fact that economic backwardness
as the basis for reservation now stands
accepted as a constitutional principle.
Chennai (Agencies): Tamil Nadu CM MK
Stalin on Monday said that he would take
legal opinion before deciding the next
course of action on the issue of reserva-
tions in education and govt jobs for EWS.
Terming the development as a setback to
the century-old fight for social justice, Stalin
urged Tamil Nadu political parties and other
organisation to join hands for the cause of
social justice. The DMK govt, which had
opposed the amendment, was one of the
parties in the case. It had decided not to
implement the EWS quota for govt jobs.
SINCE ITS INCEPTION, NIA HAS REGISTERED 438 CASES TILL
MARCH 2022, OUT OF WHICH, 349 HAVE BEEN CHARGE SHEETED
New Delhi (ANI): To strengthen the internal Security, the report of the Ministry of Home
Affairs (MHA) says the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which was constituted
under the NIA Act of 2008 as a Special agency for investigation and prosecution of
offences specified in the Schedule of NIA Act, since its inception, has registered 438
cases as on March 31 this year. Out of which, 349 cases have been charge sheeted. Trial
has been concluded in 89 cases, out of which 83 cases have resulted in conviction. NIA
is the premier investigation agency at the Central level to investigate terrorism related
cases, including terrorism financing cases.
AL-QAEDA OPERATIVE
FROM WWB ARRESTED
IN JK’S RAMBAN
KIN WORRY ABOUT 16
INDIAN SAILORS HELD
HOSTAGE IN GUINEA
SIX HELD FOR SAYING
‘PAKISTAN ZINDABAD’
AT BSP RALLY IN UP
COP, CRPF MAN AMONG
4 HELD BY CBI IN JK
RECRUITMENT SCAM
Ramban (PTI): An Al-Qaeda
operative outfit was arrested
with a hand grenade in JK’s
Ramban district, police said
on Monday. Amiruddin Khan,
a resident of Mashita Haora in
West Bengal, was arrested by
a police party from Ramban
along Jammu-Srinagar
national highway, police said.
Kanpur (ANI): Families of 16
Indian sailors held hostage by
the Guinea Navy are worried
about their safety and have
pinned their hopes on the
govt. The sailors have been
held hostage for nearly the last
three months, and the families
have demanded an immediate
release of the sailors.
Azamgarh (PTI): Six men were
arrested for raising ‘Pakistan
Zindabad’ slogan here after
a meeting of BSP workers.
The arrests were made after
a video surfaced on social
media that showed some
people shouting ‘Pakistan
Zindabad’ after a meeting in
Jahanaganj last week.
New Delhi (Agencies): A
police officer and a CRPF
personnel were among the four
accused arrested by the Centre
Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in
the Jammu and Kashmir Police
recruitment scam. The accused
were identified as JK Police’s
ASI Ashok Kumar and Surinder
Kumar, the CRPF constable.
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AND CHAMELEONS ON TRAIN IN TATANAGAR
Kochi (Agencies): Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan
on Monday barred journalists of Kairali TV and Media One
TV channels from covering a press
briefing in Kochin after inviting them.
Sidelining of a section of the media has
come under fire from both the CPI-M
and the Congress-led UDF. Khan has
been upset with Media One and said that
they are settling scores with him over
the Shah bano case by giving false news, while Kairali is a
party channel.
Jamshedpur (Agencies): A woman travelling with pythons,
rare species of snakes, chameleons
etc worth more than Rs 50 crore was
arrested from the general compartment
of Nilanchal Express at Tatanagar station
in Jharkhand. The arrest was made by
a joint team of Railway Protection Force
(RPF), Government Railway Police
(GRP) and Crime Intelligence Branch (CIB). The seized
animals will be handed over to the Forest department.

NEWS
07
Shubham Jain
Ajmer: Newly appoint-
ed DGP Umesh Mishra
on Monday said that fo-
cus will be given on
making traditional po-
licing more effective.
Mishra, who visited
Ajmer police lines, told
reporters that after Co-
rona, there has been an
increase in the number
of economic crimes and
professional criminals,
which is a challenge for
the police.
He said that there is
no alternative to tradi-
tional policing and
therefore his focus
will be on strengthen-
ing traditional polic-
ing in order to make it
more effective.
“The emphasis will
be on improving the tra-
ditional policing as well
as reducing the crime
rate by adopting tech-
nology,” he said.
The DGP was wel-
comed by Ajmer IG and
SP and other police of-
ficers. He also held a
meeting with all the
senior officers of the
district and discussed
crime-related matters.
Later, he visited the
dargah of Khwaja Moi-
nuddin Chisti and paid
obeisance. He also visit-
ed Pushkar and offered
prayers at Brahma tem-
ple and holy Sarovar.
‘Focus on strengthening traditional policing’
DGP IN AJMER

The emphasis
will be on
improving the
traditional
policing as well
as reducing the
crime rate by
adopting
technology
CMGehlotapproves
`227 cr for urban
development works
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved financial provi-
sion of Rs 227.77 crore
for various urban devel-
opment projects.
With this, the work
of various projects re-
lated to drinking wa-
ter, sewerage, drain-
age and green areas in
cities and towns un-
der the Atal Mission
for Rejuvenation and
Urban Transforma-
tion (AMRUT Yojana
2.0) in the state will be
accelerated.
Last month, while in-
augurating 21 develop-
ment works worth Rs
643.10 crore in Kota, the
Chief Minister had de-
scribed the ‘Kota Mod-
el’ as an example of
urban transformation.
He also said that
Rajasthan is
becoming a
model state in
public welfare
schemes.
MAHA AARTI
First India Bureau
Pushkar: Over one
lakh devotees took
the holy dip in Push-
kar Sarovar on Mon-
day on the occasion
of Panchteerth Snan
which starts on Dev
Uthani Prabodhini
Ekadashi of Kartik
month. The religious
fair of Pushkar
will end with a
Panchteerth bath on
Tuesday.
People gathered at
the main Gaughat,
Brahma Ghat, Badri
Ghat and Varaha Ghat.
Due to the lunar
eclipse on Kartik
Purnima on Tuesday,
most of the devotees
and saints took a holy
dip in Pushkar Saro-
var on Monday. For-
eigners also partici-
pated in this. The
doors of the Brahma
temple will remain
closed on Tuesday due
to the lunar eclipse.
A large number of
people from all over In-
dia and abroad have
gathered at the Ghats
of Pushkar Sarovar for
Snan and to visit the
temple. The Brahma
temple has been deco-
rated with flowers.
A priest holds a traditional lamp as he performs Maha Aarti to celebrate Dev-Diwali at the Holy Lake of Pushkar on Monday. —PHOTO BY NADEEM KHAN
PUBLIC WELFARE SCHEMES
PROPOSAL TO
HIKE MGNREGA
HONORARIUM
BY 5% OKAYED
Jaipur: Rajasthan Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot has
approved a proposal of a
5 per cent increase in the
honorarium of MGNREGA
and Lok Jumbish work-
ers in the State. The
decision will increase the
honorarium of contractual
workers under MGNREGA
and Lok Jumbish workers
by five per cent. With this
approval, the State Govern-
ment will have an addition-
al financial burden of Rs
5.30 crore. It is noteworthy
that in the budget for the
year 2022-23, Gehlot an-
nounced a 20 per cent
increase in the hono-
rarium of contractual
workers but the said
announcement did
not include those
contract workers who
were getting annual
increases.
Meeting held for G-20
preparations in Udaipur
First India Bureau
Udaipur: The officials
of Ministry of External
Affairs on Monday held
a meeting with district
administration of
Udaipur regarding the
preparations of the up-
coming G-20 Working
Group conference
(Sherpa Summit), to be
organised from Decem-
ber 5 to 7 in Udaipur.
Divisional Commis-
sioner Rajendra Bhatt,
IG Praful Kumar, DLB
Director Hardyesh Ku-
marSharma,Additional
Division Commissioner
Anjali Rajoriya and oth-
er officials discussed is-
sues like meeting venue,
stay of delegates, their
security
, tour, and other
related issues.
4dieincarcrashinSriGanganagar
First India Bureau
Sri Ganganagar: Four
youths including two
brothers were killed
while one sustained in-
juries when a car in
which they were travel-
ling met with an acci-
dent in Srigangana-
gar’s Anupgarh.
The victims were re-
turning from a birthday
party when the speed-
ing car collided with the
road divider in the wee
hours on Monday
.
The incident left the
car badly damaged. The
bodies were extricated
from the mangled re-
mains of the car with
the help of gas cutter.
The deceased were
identified as Jitendra
(25), Ankush (23), who
wererealbrothers,Sahil
Juneja (22) and Rohit
(23). Wasim Akram is in-
jured and being treated
at a hospital, police said.
“The four bodies
have been kept in the
mortuary in a govern-
ment hospital in Anup-
garh. Jitendra’s uncle
Naresh Kumar has
registered a case at
Anupgarh police sta-
tion,” Police said.
Rajiv Arora chairs review meet
forInternationalExpoinJodhpur
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: Chairman of
Rajasthan Export Pro-
motion Council, Rajiv
Arora, on Monday took
a meeting of officials at
EPCHcentreinJodhpur
to take stock of prepara-
tions of the upcoming
Rajasthan International
Expo to be held from
March 20 to 23. Officials
of district administra-
tion, businessmen and
entrepreneurs were pre-
sent in large numbers in
the meeting.
“Discussions were
held regarding the
preparations of the in-
ternational expo being
held for the first time
at the international
level in Jodhpur. Roads
leading to EPCH centre
will be repaired and
beautification will be
done in and around the
centre. Handicrafts,
jewellery, ceramics,
and other products will
be on display in the in-
ternational expo,” said
Rajiv Arora.
Liquorpartyatofficeof
ChiefBlockEduOfficer
in Jodh, probe ordered
Hadoti gets urea
rake following
Om Birla’s efforts
First India Bureau
Kota: Following the ef-
fortsof LokSabhaSpeak-
er Om Birla, farmers in
the Hadoti region got a
sign of relief on Monday
as a rake of Urea fertilis-
er reached Kota. A rake
of 3,000 metric tonnes of
urea reached Kota from
IFFCO. Farmers of Kota
will get 2,000 mt of urea
while Jhalawar-Baran
will get 500 mt each.
Barmer docs demand apology from
Min Choudhary for ‘indecent’ remark
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Doctors’ Un-
ion in Barmer has de-
manded an apology
from Barmer MP and
Union Minister Kailash
Choudhary for his inde-
cent remarks against
medical officials.
On Monday doctors
have marked their pro-
test while wearing black
ribbon on their hands.
Not only had this they
warned that if minister
will not apologise for his
indecent remark they
would boycott the work.
Prior to this on Sunday
the doctors union took
out a march protesting
the minister and gave a
memorandumtothedis-
trict collector.
During the district
council meeting held on
Saturday, Choudhary
was lashed out at medi-
cal officials over negli-
gence in the hospital
campus. Minister said
thatthereisnothinglike
cleanliness in the hospi-
tal campus and in the
healthcentre.Heblamed
the principal medical of-
ficer (PMO) and chief
medical and health of-
ficer (CMHO) for such
negligence. He said that
PMOshouldbelockedin
the hospital toilet.
Team of MEA during the meet.
Mangled remains of the car after the accident.
Akhilesh Yadav with
Military School students.
First India Bureau
Dholpur: Sama-
jwadi Party leader
and Former Chief
Minister of Uttar
Pradesh Akhilesh
Yadav on Monday
visited Rashtriya
Military School
in Dholpur and
took part in the
60th foundation
day ceremony of
the school.
In his address as
Chief guest, Akh-
ilesh Yadav relived
his memories and
met fellow students.
Yadav, an alumnus
of the school, called
upon the students
to bring glory to the
country by joining
the Indian Army
.
Rajiv Arora along with other officials during the meeting.
Newly appointed DGP Umesh Mishra along with Ajmer Range IG
Rupinder Singh and SP Chuna Ram Jat during field visit in Ajmer.
Liquor bottles and meat were
found inside the office.
Rajeev Gaur
Jodhpur: While Ra-
jasthan Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has given
instructions to the edu-
cation officers for bet-
ter monitoring to en-
sure quality education,
a liquor party was or-
ganised in the office of
Chief Block Education
Officer opposite Mira
Garden in Paota area of
Jodhpur on Sunday
night. This has brought
much shame to the Gov-
ernment. When the
First India News team
reached the spot, the
drunk employees ran
helter-skelter to hide
themselves.
Liquor bottles and
meat were found there.
After getting infor-
mation about this, Ra-
jasthan Education
Minister BD Kalla or-
dered an inquiry into
the matter. Vikram
Singh, an assistant em-
ployee, has been re-
moved. Orders have
been issued by Chief
Block Education Of-
ficer, Samagra Shiksha
Sajjad Hussain.
A doctor treats patient while
wearing black ribbon.
Akhilesh Yadav
attends school
reunion event
in Dholpur
EXCLUSIVE
CM Ashok Gehlot

Greetings on the occasion
of Guru Nank Jayanti,
May he continue to show
the path to all of us.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
First India Bureau
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla said that the farm-
er is nation’s food pro-
vider and for this, they
need water the most. In
the Etawa-Khatauli re-
gion, adequate arrange-
ments should be made
for water to every field.
Farmers have com-
plained about damage
to canal system by poor
construction in canals
and mines, strict action
should be taken after
investigation. He was
addressing the Diwali
Milan celebrations held
in Khatauli on Monday
.
While addressing the
function organised in
Agricultural Produce
Market Committee
premises, he said, “The
farmer who has got
crop insurance will be
given compensation in
case of loss. For this
work, we will prepare
4-5 such youth in every
village who have techni-
cal knowledge of every
point from getting in-
surance to getting its
benefits,” he said. “We
want to connect farm-
ers with modern agri
techniques to help them
prosper. For this, soon
Kisan Melas will be
held in Kota Bundi.”
Birla: Arrangements be made to
ensure water supply in every farm
CM: HOW FAR IS IT APT TO
CLOSE TWITTER HANDLE?
About closure of Twitter handle of Bharat Jodo Yatra, CM said if
a song is played then what happened. Is this called democracy?
Manish Desai
Tripti Gautam
Vadodra: On BJP’s lat-
est poll slogan “Aa Guja-
rat, mai banavyu chhe”
(I have made this Guja-
rat), which implies that
the people of Gujarat
have built this state, Ge-
hlot said the state was
strong even before Inde-
pendence.
“Gujarat is made by
Gujaratis (not by BJP).
The state was strong
even before Independ-
ence because of indus-
tries. But now, BJP’s
misgovernance is get-
ting exposed,” said Ge-
hlot. On Congress’ pre-
paredness for the polls,
scheduled in two phases
onDecember1and5,Ge-
hlot said, “It is being de-
liberately spread by
some people that Con-
gress is not in the pic-
ture. We are very much
on the ground and our
campaign is also going
strong. I can say with
confidence that our sup-
port base in villages is
still intact”.
Gehlot addressed the
Parivarnat Sankalp
Yatra along with promi-
nent leaders in Asodara,
Anand and Anklav.
“There is no discus-
sion of Gujarat model,
Gujarat model will not
work anywhere. BJP is
destabilising govern-
ments in other states of
thecountry
.BJPisdoing
horse-trading of MLAs
in the country
,” he said.
On the question of
BJP leader Jaynarayan
Vyas, CM Gehlot said
that he has left the party
.
This is a big deal.
Interacting with the
media in Vadodara, Ge-
hlot welcomed the SC’s
decision on EWS. About
closure of Twitter han-
dle of Bharat Jodo
Yatra, CM said if a song
is played then what hap-
pened. “How far is it ap-
propriate to close the
Twitter handle? Is this
called democracy in the
country?,” he asked.
Gujarat in-charge Dr
Raghu Sharma was also
present with Gehlot.
Bhanwar S Charan
Kota: The country’s
first-of-its-kind biogas
plant will be set up in
Kota for which a
three-tier MoU was
signed between UIT
Kota-GAIL and Ra-
jasthan GAIL on Mon-
day. The plant would
cost Rs 300 crore and
would be set up at
Devnarayan Pashu-
palak Awas Yojana in
Kota. Dhariwal said
that 700 cattle breed-
ers presently come
under the scheme, but
with an increase in
cattle rearers, the
number of animals
will also increase to
15,000 the firm will
buy cow dung at Rs 1
per kg from these
farmers and remain-
ing gas after supply
will be sold to GAIL.
Dhariwal also an-
nounced that 3 under-
passes at a cost of
around Rs 100 cr
would be built in Kota.
The minister inaugu-
rated newly con-
structed road on the
Kota-Kaithoon Road
other projects.
Talking to reporters,
he said that these
works costing about
Rs 100 cr will ease is-
sues open new ave-
nues of progress.
Ashok Kumawat
Sirohi: Speaker of Ra-
jasthan Legislative As-
sembly Dr CP Joshi vis-
ited Shivganj area of
Sirohi district on Mon-
day
, wherein, he inaugu-
rated the Matushree
Pooribai Bhoormalji
Jain University’s Stu-
dents’ Union Office. He
was accorded a grand
welcome. During the
programme, Mohanlal
Sukhadia University
Udaipur’s Vice-Chan-
cellor IV Trivedi was
also present.
Joshi reached Mana-
dar village, where he
participated in the inau-
guration and founda-
tion-laying programme.
Addressing the gather-
ing, CP Joshi said, “I am
in the role of a judge,
your MLA Sanyam Lod-
ha is in the role of a law-
yer. When the lawyer
speaks with logic, I lis-
ten but when he does
not, I have the power to
ask him to leave.” Joshi
praised MLA Lodha.
Administrative offic-
ers, including District
Collector Bhanwarlal
and a good number of
villagers were also pre-
sent in the programme.
Joshi, later, left for
Nathdwara.
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: State Govt on
Monday transferred 75
officials of Rajasthan
Administrative Service
(RAS). The recommen-
dations of public repre-
sentatives have been
kept in mind while
shifting the RAS offic-
ers. 8 RAS officials,
presently on APO, were
given field postings as
ADM or SDO. Rajendra
Singh was appointed as
Executive Director of
RMSCL, while Arun
Prakash Sharma was
shifted to Bikaner Uni-
versity as Registrar.
Similarly, Mahendra
Kumar Sharma was
transferred as Addi-
tional Commissioner of
Departmental Enquiry
.
Narayan Singh Charan
was appointed as Direc-
tor of Pracharya Vid-
hya Sansthan. Dholpur
SDO Girdhar Singh was
sent to Awaiting Post-
ing Orders.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Former Chief
Minister Vasundhara
Raje, on Monday, lis-
tened to Shrimad Bhag-
wat Katha recitation by
Sadhvi Ritambhara.
She said that by remem-
bering God, whatever
obstacles come in life,
they automatically van-
ish and advised the
young generation to lis-
ten to it.
Raje said that Drau-
padi remembered
Krishna to protect her
honour and he saved
her. She said that 24
years ago, Sadhvi Ri-
tambhara had estab-
lished Vatsalya Gaon in
Vrindavan, where desti-
tute children and moth-
ers live together as a
family. “Listening to
Bhagwat Katha not only
purifies the mind, but
also brings peace to the
heart and takes away
our sorrows,” she said.
Jaipur (ANI): The SC
judgment delivered on
Monday is in the “best
interest of people,” said
CabinetMinisterPratap
Khachariyawas after
the 3:2 split verdict
whichupheldtheconsti-
tutional validity of res-
ervations of the eco-
nomically weaker sec-
tion (EWS) in higher
education and issues of
public employment on
the basis of financial
conditions.
“Modi government
should implement the
Rajasthanmodelof EWS
reservation across the
country
,” he said.
Khachariyawas said
that there is no greater
curse in the world than
poverty and when a per-
son from a poor family
gets the benefit of reser-
vation in employment,
the whole family gets
the benefit,” he said.
The Minister said
that there is no greater
curse in the world than
poverty when a poor
gets the benefit of reser-
vation in employment,
the entire family gets
the benefit.
“We had removed
land guarantee and our
govt removed all riders
regarding EWS quota-
from the State. Now the
Centre should also re-
movetheridersengaged
in EWS reservation by
implementing the Ra-
jasthan model across
the country
,” he added.
CM Ashok Gehlot during the Parivartan Sankalp Yatra in Anand in Gujarat. Also seen here is Dr
Raghu Sharma and other leaders.
Om Birla greets people during his visit to Itawa-Khatauli villages in Kota district on Monday.
Om Birla enjoys a game of Volleyball with students of a Govt
School in Barod while on his way to Khatauli village on Monday.
Vasundhara Raje greets Sadhvi Ritambhara during the Shrimad
Bhagwat Katha programme held in Jaipur on Monday.
Shanti Dhariwal, officials of UIT, GAIL India RSGL during the MoU signing ceremony in Kota.
Dr CP Joshi during the inaugural ceremony of the office of
Students’ Union at Matushree Pooribai Bhoormalji Jain University
in Shivganj, Sirohi on Monday. Also seen here are Sanyam Lodha,
IV Trivedi, Vajingram Ghanchi and Bhanwar Lal.
MoU to set up country’s
first biogas plant signed
Dr Joshi inaugurates Students’ Union
Office in Sirohi,praises MLA Lodha
Admn reshuffle:
Govt transfers 75
RAS officers
Dr CP Joshi left
for Nathdwara
later in the day
Raje advises youth to
listen to Bhagwat Katha
EWS verdict in‘best
interest of people’,
says Khachariyawas
First India Bureau
Jaipur: MoS for Sol-
diers’ Welfare Rajen-
dra Gudha on Monday,
said that power is com-
pletely centralised in
the State and one has to
go to the Chief Minis-
ter’s Office for the
transfer of a constable.
Reacting to the point
made by Food Civil
Supplies Minister
Pratap Singh Khachari-
awas recently that min-
isters should have the
right to fill ACR of IAS
officers to keep the bu-
reaucracy under con-
trol, Gudha said that
the power is centralised
and should be decen-
tralised. “For the trans-
fer of a constable too,
one has to go to the
CMO,” he said, adding
that power should be
decentralised.
Recently, Khacharia-
was said that the right
to fill ACR of IAS offic-
ers should be with min-
isters to keep bureau-
cracy under control.
The question
(about filling
ACR of IAS of-
ficers) has come from
Pratap Singh Khachari-
awas and since then
there is a discussion
about this matter. To the
best of my knowledge,
power is completely cen-
tralized in Rajasthan.
—Rajendra Gudha,
Minister Soldiers’ Welfare
Power is centralised in
Rajasthan, should be
decentralised: Gudha
CM Ashok Gehlot dur-
ing his tour to Guja-
rat on Monday, met the
unemployed youths of
Rajasthan, who are con-
ducting ‘Satyagraha’ at
Vadodara airport. Upen
Yadav, President of
Rajasthan Unemployed
Unified Federation said
that after 37 days of
struggle and 3 arrests,
they were able to meet
CM Gehlot regarding
various demands of the
unemployed youth.
UNEMPLOYED RAJ
YOUTHS IN GUJ
CALL UPON CM
There is
no dis-
cussion
of Gujarat model,
the Gujarat mod-
el will not work
anywhere. The
BJP is destabilis-
ing governments
in other states of
the country. BJP
is doing horse-
trading of MLAs
in the country.
—Ashok Gehlot,
Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot
@ashokgehlot51
Humble tributes to
prominent physicist,
Bharat Ratna and Nobel
Laureate Sir CV Raman
on his birth anniversary.
His groundbreaking
work in the field of light
scattering, known as
the Raman Effect will
always be an inspiration
for young minds.
Humble tributes to
freedom fighter, writer
and social reformer
Sh. Bipin Chandra Pal
on his birth anniver-
sary. As one of the
main architects of the
Swadeshi movement,
his immense contribu-
tion during our freedom
struggle can never be
forgotten.
PARIVARTAN SANKALP YATRA

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ashion in India
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in mind we want to en-
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have an opportunity to
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same time we set stand-
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ETC
ave you ever noticed
how the seasons affect
your skin's appear-
ance? If so, you may
have observed that the
colder winter months
tend to make your skin
appear drier and flakier more
frequently
.
Your skin might get dehydrat-
ed as a result of the strong win-
ter winds, dry interior heat, low
humidity levels and cold air.
Your face, hands, feet, and other
exposed regions of skin may all
start to seem much less lumi-
nous than usual as a result of
this.
Even when temperatures
drop and there is no way to
avoid the dry, chilly air of win-
ter, there are things you can do
to keep your skin looking
healthy
.
Dry winter skin is not always
the case. You might be able to
keep your skin looking soft,
smooth and vibrant all winter
long by making a few adjust-
ments to your skincare routine
and habits and utilising the
proper products.
Let's look more closely at sug-
gestions that might improve
your skin's health throughout
the drier seasons of the year.
FOLLOWING A WASH,
MOISTURIZE IMMEDIATELY
 You remove your skin's natu-
ral oils every time you wash
your hands, face, or body. It's
crucial to restore these oils
since they aid in retaining
moisture. Use a moistur-
iser every time you wash
your skin for this rea-
son, especially in the
winter.
 To serve as a useful
reminder, try keep-
ing a bottle of
moisturiser close
to your sink and
carrying a trav-
el-size moistur-
iser with you
at all times.
REGULAR USE
OF SUNSCREEN
 It might be
tempting to
skip using
sunscreen in
the morning
due to the short-
er winter days and less
sunshine but resist the
urge. Your skin's mois-
ture barrier, which is essen-
tial for preserving skin health
and hydration, can still be
stressed by damaging UV rays
even in the winter.
 After using a moisturiser in
the morning, try applying a
layer of sunscreen.
 Use of sunscreen with at least
SPF 30 is advised by the Amer-
icanAcademyof Dermatology
.
UTILIZE BEDTIME REMEDIES
 Treatments that are applied
overnight are a fantastic ap-
proach to reviving or prevent-
ing dry skin. Emollients are
excellent moisturisers. They
can take longer to penetrate
into your skin, though, be-
cause they're a thicker kind of
cream.
 Your skin will have the time it
needs to absorb the therapy if
you apply an emollient over-
night. Additionally, the emol-
lient will replace the mois-
ture and oils your skin
has lost.
EMPLOY A HUMIDIFIER
 When indoor heating is
turned up in the winter, hu-
midifiers may be extremely
beneficial in replenishing
moisture in the air. More
moisture in the air can serve
as a natural moisturiser, pre-
venting and alleviating skin
dryness in the process.
 In the winter, a humidifier set
at 60% helps restore moisture
to the top layer of your skin,
according to Harvard Health
Publishing.
APPLY EXFOLIATES AND
SCRUBS SPARINGLY
 Exfoliation, which helps re-
move dead skin cells from the
skin's surface, can help main-
tain the smooth, youthful ap-
pearance of your skin. How-
ever, if you exfoliate your skin
too frequently or with the in-
correct products, you risk
overdoing it.
 Consider using a light chemi-
cal exfoliator rather than a
physical scrape if your skin
appears dry or flaky. Scrubs
with larger particles that are
harsher may have a higher
chance of damaging your
skin's moisture barrier.
TRY ADDING OCCLUSIVES
TO YOUR ROUTINE
 Earlier, we mentioned using
emollients to help smooth and
repair your skin barrier. But,
if you find that emollient in-
gredients aren’t doing enough
to heal your dry skin, you may
want to consider incorporat-
ing occlusive ingredients into
your skin care routine.
CHOOSE NON-IRRITATING
MATERIALS
 Avoid wearing abrasive mate-
rials whenever you have skin
issues of any kind. Dry skin is
also not an exception. To less-
en the chance of additional
physical irritability
, try dress-
ing in loose, comfortable, nat-
ural materials if the skin on
your body is particularly dry
.
 Don't wash your items in con-
ventional detergents either.
For detergents that won't in-
clude harsh chemicals or
strong smells, look for those
made for sensitive skin.
MODIFY YOUR SKIN
CARE REGIMEN
 You might want to think about
temporarily streamlining
your skin care regimen if the
dry winter air is making the
skin on your face feel particu-
larly sensitive or irritated.
 Remember that for serums,
toners, and other cosmetic
treatments to work effectively
,
your skin's moisture barrier
must be in good condition.
 Additionally, inflamed skin
may be more sensitive to sub-
stances like alcohol and scent.
This implies that cosmetics
that would typically feel won-
derful on your skin might be-
come irritating.
 Try to make your skin care
regimen straightforward.
Consider using a light
cleanser with a moistur-
iser in the morning and
only a moisturiser and sun-
screen at night.
HYDRATE INTERNALLY
 Making certain to stay hydrat-
ed throughout the day is an-
other essential step to keeping
healthy and luminous skin.
Your skin might look different
and become more prone to
drying out if you don't drink
enough fluids.
 Youmaychoosetoconcentrate
on consuming foods that are
strong in antioxidants and
omega-3fattyacidsinaddition
to remaining well-hydrated.
 Both of these nutrients can
help your body produce
healthy cells, including skin
cells and shield your cells
from harm caused by the
environment.
MRIDULA SHARMA
cityfirst@firstindia.co.in
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Prevention Options for
Prevention Options for
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11
areena Kapoor has reacted
to the arrival of Ranbir
Kapoor and his wife Alia
Bhatt's baby girl. As she
congratulated the couple,
Kareena said she cannot
wait to meet Alia's mini
version. Kareena Kapoor is close
to actor-cousin Ranbir Kapoor and
is excited to meet his daughter.
Ranbir and actor-wife Alia Bhatt
welcomed a baby girl around noon
on Sunday. As soon as Alia shared
a note on Instagram to announce
the baby's arrival, Kareena took to
the comments section to share her
excitement.
Commenting on Alia Bhatt's
note, Kareena wrote, “Ufffffff my
mini Alia can’t wait to meet her.”
Alia's baby announcement had
read, “And in the best news of
our lives: Our baby is here..
and what a magical girl she
is. We are officially burst-
ing with love, blessed and
obsessed PARENTS!!!!!.
She signed off by writ-
ing, Love love love,
Alia and Ranbir.
K
Kareena can't wait to meet
‘MINI ALIA BHATT’
J
a n h v i
Kapoor
is all set
for her
next film Mili
which will be re-
leased in 3 days.
The film,
which is a re-
make of the
Malayalam hit
Helen, also
stars Sunny
Kaushal and
Manoj Pahwa
in the main
roles. Well, the
makers are not
leaving any stone
unturned in pro-
moting the film.
The actress was
spotted at a mul-
tiplex in New Delhi
for the promotion.
Janhvi Kapoor
revealed that she
was having night-
mares of being
shut in a cold and
dark space. “The
film took a toll on
my mental health. I
would come back
homefromtheshoot
and I would go to
sleep and dream that
I was still in the
freezer. I fell ill and I
was on severe pain-
killers for two-
three days and
even the direc-
tor was un-
well,” the ac-
tress quoted.
B
ollywoodisset
to witness yet
another grand
wedding of
Sidharth Malhotra and
Kiara Advani.
Theduoisrumouredto
tie the knot in December
and we are excited to peak
intomoreweddingupdates.
Asperreports,thewedding
preparations have begun
already and the couple is
looking for a dreamy wed-
ding venue.
It is believed that the
couple is looking at tying
the knot in Chandigarh
and are hunting for a
luxurious property
. The
couple is considering
Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort,
where Rajkummar and Pa-
tralekha got married.
P
arineeti Chopra debuted in
Bollywood with YRF’s La-
dies vs Ricky Bahl.
However, as per recent
reports, it is being said that she’s
leaving Yash Raj Films' talent
management agency!
For the unversed, before enter-
ing the glamour world, Chopra
was a part of YRF’s marketing and
PR department. Since her associa-
tion with the organisation goes
way back, there’s no bad blood
here.
An insider source revealed –
“Parineeti and YRF go back a
long way and the production
house is like a home for her. So,
there is no animosity involved
here. She wanted to explore
other avenues and is moving
to another talent management
agency
.”
Parineeti has done multiple
versatile films under the YRF
banner like Ishaqzaade, Shud-
dh Desi Romance, Daawat-e-
Ishq and Kill Dil. Let’s wait
and see which talent man-
agement agency Parineeti
will be on boarding with.
A
s the fans wait for the re-
lease of Samanth Ruth
Prabhu's new-age thriller
Yashoda, the actress com-
menced the promotions for her
next. She shared a few glimpses of
her promotional wardrobe on Ins-
tagram. She captioned it as, Like
my good friend @raj.nidimoru
says, no matter what the day is like
and how sh***y things are, his
motto is to Shower...Shave...Show
up !! I borrowed it for a day...For
#yashodathemovie promotions...
see you on the 11th.
The stunner looked stunning in
a black pantsuit with a green belt.
Her impressive attire was comple-
mented with black framed glasses,
open tresses and earrings.
‘Road to
recovery’
A
s we informed you previ-
ously
, Pooja Hegde suf-
fered a ligament tear in the
foot recently
. Now, the Rad-
he Shyam actress is on the road
to recovery and has been un-
dergoing treatment, along
with work. The Beast star
took to her Instagram han-
dle and shared a snippet of
her recovery journey
. In
the photo, the diva dips the
injured foot in hot water to
the heel in the comfort of
her home. Pooja Hegde
captioned the post,
What my mornings
look like now…
#roadtorecovery
#comingback-
stronger.
Wedding Venue
REVEALED!
SAMANTHA BEGINS ‘YASHODA’ PROMOTIONS
‘I was on
painkillers’
Parineeti Quits YRF?
Parineeti Quits YRF?
Kareena Kapoor
Samantha Ruth Prabhu
Parineeti Chopra
Kiara Advani
Pooja Hegde
Her post...
Janhvi Kapoor.
Her post..
Alia’s post...

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