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‘NO MOVE TO RUN PASSENGER TRAINS BY PVT OPERATORS’
New Delhi: There is no proposal under consideration for the
operation of passenger trains by private players, the railways
informed Parliament on Friday, years after the national transporter
unveiled plans to hand over certain routes to private parties.
AMBANIS’
SECURITY CAN
STAY WITH
CENTRE: SC
New Delhi: Industrialist Mukesh Ambani and his
family in Mumbai can continue to have security
provided by the central government, the Supreme
Court ruled on Friday, dismissing a case challeng-
ing the provision.
RBI WILL
ENSURE SOFT
LANDING OF
ECONOMY: DAS
Mumbai: Reserve Bank of India Governor Shakti-
kanta Das on Friday said the central bank will en-
sure that the economy has a soft landing wherein
inflation is closer to 4 per cent, with minimal
impact on growth.
OUR EDITIONS: JAIPUR, NEW DELHI & MUMBAI BSE SENSEX 56072.23 390.28 | NSE NIFTY 16719.50 114.20
PM Modi, HM Shah urge people to hoist
tricolour at home between August 13-15
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Prime Min-
isterNarendraModiand
Home Minister Amit
ShahonFridayappealed
to people to strengthen
the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’
movementbyhoistingor
displaying the national
flag in their homes be-
tween August 13-15.
In a series of tweets,
PM Modi said this
movement will deepen
our connect with the
tricolour and noted that
it was on July 22 in 1947
that the national flag
was adopted.
“Today, we recall the
monumental courage
and efforts of all those
who dreamt of a flag for
free India when we
were fighting colonial
rule. We reiterate our
commitment to fulfil
their vision and build
the India of their
dreams,” the PM said.
Amit Shah also called
upon countrymen to
join the ‘Har Ghar Ti-
ranga’ campaign
launched by Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi
during the Azadi Ka
Amrit Mahotsav by
hoisting the tricolour
from their homes.
‘HYPOCRISYZINDABAD’
SAYS CONG AS PM
TWEETS ON NEHRU,
1ST TRICOLOUR
New Delhi: Congress leader
Jairam Ramesh on Friday
criticised PM Narendra
Modi, calling it “hypocrisy
zindabad,” for
presenting
a historical
fact about
Jawaharlal
Nehru and the
tricolor. The
Congress party accused PM
Modi’s government of ruin-
ing the livelihoods of those
who produced the National
Flag out of Khadi. Notably,
PM Modi urged all Indians to
hoist the national flag atop
their homes on Friday as
the country marks “Azadi Ka
Amrit Mahotsav.”
Not the time for ego or anger,
says Alva on TMC’s decision
First India Bureau
New Delhi: A day after
Trinamool Congress
(TMC)announceditwill
abstain from voting in
the vice-presidential
election, scheduled for
August 6, the joint Op-
position’s candidate,
MargaretAlva,inames-
sage to Trinamool chief
Mamata Banerjee, said
on Friday that this is not
the time for ‘whatabou-
tery’ or ‘ego’, but for
‘courage’ and ‘unity’.
Agnipath:Oppn
members walk
out of panel meet
Delhi LG orders CBI probe
into Delhi’s excise policy
New Delhi (PTI): Oppo-
sition members on Fri-
day walked out in pro-
test from a meeting of
theParliamentarypanel
on Defence, alleging
they were not allowed to
discuss the Agnipath
scheme. The Congress
and BSP members
urged committee chair-
man Jual Oram to allow
a discussion on the Ag-
nipath scheme, arguing
ithashugeimplications.
New Delhi: Delhi’s
LGVK Saxena has rec-
ommendedaCBIinvesti-
gation into the alleged
violations of the Delhi
Excise Policy and “delib-
erate and gross proce-
dural lapses” made by
Deputy CM Manish Siso-
dia, who is also in charge
of theexcisedepartment.
TheCBIinquirywasrec-
ommended after a recent
report by the Chief Sec-
retary established prima
facie violations.
VICE PREZ
ELECTION
TMC’S ‘DARJEELING
PACT’ WITH BJP TO
BLAME, SAYS ADHIR
FORMER
GRANTHI
THRASHED
IN ALWAR,
HAIR CUT;
OPPN LIVID
Alwar: A former ‘granthi’ of a gurdwara was allegedly thrashed and
his hair cut by unidentified assailants in Alwar district. The incident
took place on Thursday night when Gurubaksh Singh was going to
Alawada village, the police said. The accused stopped him on the
pretext of seeking some help and threw chilli powder in his eyes.
They also thrashed him and cut his hair. An FIR has been registered
in the matter and an investigation is underway. BJP leaders Satish
Poonia and Rajendra Rathore have condemned the incident.
New Delhi: Reacting to TMC’s
decision to skip voting in
Vice-Prez polls, Adhir Ranjan
Chowdhury has accused CM
Mamata Banerjee of having a
pact with BJP. He said, “WB
Guv Jagdeep Dhankhar often
used to have a spat with her.
A few days ago, Guv called
Mamata in Darjeeling and they
had a meeting in Darjeeling.
The next day he was announced
as Vice Presidential candidate,
which means there was a Dar-
jeeling pact among them.”
REET-2022 EXAM
UNDER STRICT
VIGIL TODAY AND
TOMORROW
Dimple Sharma
Jaipur: As Rajasthan
Eligibility Examination for
Teachers (REET) 2022 will
be held on Saturday and
Sunday, the Chief Secretary
has given a free hand to the
committee to ensure that the
exam is conducted in a fair
manner. The test is being
organized for the recruitment
of teachers for 46,500 posts.
This includes 15,000 posts
in Level-1 and 31,500 posts
in Level-2. The final exami-
nation will be conducted in
January in which only the
candidates who have passed
the eligibility test held on
July 23 and 24 will be
considered. P3
CRUCIAL READ
4 OUT OF 5 UNSC MEMBER NATIONS
SUPPORT INDIA’S BID FOR UNSC SEAT
New Delhi: Four out of five permanent members of the UN
Security Council (UNSC) have supported India’s candida-
ture for a permanent seat in the top world body, the govt
told the Lok Sabha on Friday. Minister of State for External
Affairs V Muraleedharan said India has been consistently
taking up China the issue of reform of the UNSC. China is
the only country which has not yet supported India’s bid.
RLYS SUFFER ` 259.44
CRORE LOSS DUE TO
AGNIPATH AGITATIONS
New Delhi: Indian Railways
suffered a loss of Rs 259.44
crores due to damage and
destruction of its assets
in agitations against the
Agnipath Scheme, Railway
Minister Ashwini Vaishnav
told the Rajya Sabha on
Friday while giving a written
reply to a series of questions
asked by Congress leader
Akhilesh Prasad Singh.
RAJBHAR’S SECURITY
UPGRADED AFTER
VOTING FOR MURMU
New Delhi: A key ally of
Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi
Party was given ‘Y’ security
cover after he supported
NDA candidate Draupadi
Murmu in the Presidential
poll. Om Prakash Rajbhar,
who heads the SBSP, also
met Home Minister Amit
Shah before the election to
choose the 15th President
of the country.
AFTER 3 YEARS, GEHLOT GOVT BLOWS THE
STUDENT UNION ELECTION BUGLE IN STATE!
Naresh Sharma &
Bharat Dixit
Jaipur: For nearly the
past three years, the po-
litical activities in Col-
leges and universities
of the state had come to
a halt. With Corona cre-
ating havoc in lives, it
was not possible to hold
elections for student
unions. However, on
Friday, Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot took a de-
cision which brought
smiles to the young
leaders hoping to get
their first break in the
political realm.
On Friday, the bugle
for student union elec-
tion was blown in Ra-
jasthan as taking a ma-
jor decision in this re-
gard, Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot said, “To-
day’s students are the
future of the country.
We have thus given in-
structions to depart-
ment, Turn to P8
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot
Amit Shah@AmitShah
I appeal to everyone to join this
campaign by hoisting the tricolour
from their homes from 13th to 15th August. By
doing so, we will be able to increase the youths
respect and attachment to the tricolour, as well
as make them aware about the sacrifices of the
brave hearts that fought for Freedom.
Narendra Modi@narendramodi
This year, when we are marking Azadi
Ka Amrit Mahotsav, let us strengthen
the Har Ghar Tiranga movement. Hoist the Tri-
colour or display it in your homes between 13th
and 15th August. This movement will deepen our
connect with the national flag.
“NOT SCARED OF
JAILS”: KEJRIWAL
DEFENDS SISODIA
New Delhi: Delhi Chief
Minister Arvind Kejriwal
on Friday rubbished the
allegations made against
Deputy Chief Minister
Manish Sisodia for violat-
ing the new excise policy
terming it to be a false
case and alleged that
the central government
could not bear to see the
expansion of the Aam-
Aadmi Party (AAP).
CBSE BOARD RESULTS 2022
CLASS 10, 12 PASS PERCENTAGE
DIPS, GIRLS OUTPERFORM BOYS
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The pass
percentage of both
Class 10 and 12 has
dipped this year in the
results of Central
Board of Secondary
Education (CBSE) re-
sults that were an-
nounced on Friday
.
This year the overall
pass percentage for
both Class 10, 12 has
dipped compared to
last year. In 2021, the
Class 10 overall pass
percentage was 99.04
percent, whereas this
year the overall pass
percentage is 94.40 per-
cent. For Class 12 also,
last year the overall
pass percentage was
99.37 percent, whereas,
this year the percent-
age has dipped to 92.71
percent.
However, girls have
outperformed boys for
both Class 10 and Class
12 this year. The overall
pass percentage of girls
for Class 12 result is
94.54 percent and boys
is 91.25 percent. Girls
have done better than
boys by 3.29 percent.
For Class 10, the overall
girls pass percentage is
95.21 percent and boys
is 93.80 percent. Girls
have done better than
boys by 1.41 percent.
PM: Follow inner
calling, pursue
subjects you’re
passionate about
New Delhi: PM Naren-
dra Modi on Friday
urged students who
passed their CBSE class
12 exams to follow their
inner calling and pur-
sue subjects they are
passionate about.
Congratulating the
students, he said, “The
grit and dedication of
these youngsters is com-
mendable. They pre-
pared for these exams
through a time when
humanity faced a monu-
mental challenge and
achieved this success.”
Modi also had a word
of motivation for those
who may not be happy
withtheirresults,saying
they must know that one
exam will never define
who they are. He ex-
pressed confidence that
they will find more suc-
cessinthetimestocome.
CBSE 12 RESULTS RECORD JUMP IN PASS
PERCENTAGE AGAINST PRE-COVID YRS
AJMER REGION
RESULTS HIGHER
THAN NAT’L AVG New Delhi (PTI): This year, the overall pass percentage in
the CBSE class 12 exam has gone up by over 9 per cent
with a jump in the number of candidates scoring more than
90 and 95 pc marks in comparison to the pre-pandemic
academic sessions. This year, the pass percentage stand
at 92.71 per cent with 33,432 candidates having scored
above 90 per cent and 1,34,797 above 95 pc.
New Delhi: Mayank Yadav,
of Amity International School
Noida, topped with full marks.
He scored 100 in all the sub-
jects. At the same time, Diya
Namdev of Shamli district
in UP scored 500 out of 500
marks. She is a student of
Scottish International School.
New Delhi: This year, two
students have topped the
CBSE class 12 boards, scor-
ing a perfect score – 500
out of 500 marks. They are
Yuvakshi Vig of Amity Inter-
national School Noida and
Tanya Singh (18), of Delhi
Public School, Bulandshahr.
CLASS 10th CLASS 12th
“As per earlier decision of the board, no merit list will be
declared to avoid unhealthy competition among students. The
board is also not awarding first, second and third division to its
students,” CBSE Examination Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj said.
Jaipur: In the CBSE Class
10 and 12 results, the
Ajmer region (comprising
of Rajasthan and Gujarat)
has shown higher results
than the national average.
Ajmer’s result is 96.01%.
Ajmer ranks 6th among
16 regions across the
country. The overall result
of Rajasthan in this region is
95.51%. Here too the girls
have scored more. In the
10th, Ajmer region stood
4th in the country with
98.14%. In Class 10 also,
girls were ahead of boys. P3
STAMP DUTY WAIVED OFF ON ERCP DOCUS
On Friday, the Gehlot government took a major
decision regarding ERCP and waived off the
stamp duty payable on documents related to Eastern
Rajasthan Canal Project Association.
GEHLOT GOVT’S GIFT FOR EX-SERVICEMEN
In yet another major initiative for ex-servicemen, the
Gehlot government has gone beyond the Central
government’s decision on Agneepath scheme and
decided that ex-servicemen will be able to take
account after depositing the amount before 3 years.
Now by depositing the amount as usual, they will
be able to take account before the period of 3 years.
In this regard, the Colonization Department issued
new orders announcing that two thousand per bigha
additional amount will be deposited for command area
while 1000 rupees per bigha additional amount will be
deposited for uncommand area.

First India Bureau
Jaipur: The district
Congress committees
across the state staged
a two-hour dharna out-
side the collectorates
on Friday in protest
against the ED sum-
moning Sonia Gandhi.
They submitted a
memorandum to the
President and demand-
ed to rein in the dicta-
torial policies of the
BJP government which
was misusing the gov-
ernment agencies.
Congress officials and
workers were present
on the occasion.
Congress leaders al-
leged that the National
Herald newspaper is
interrogating Congress
President Sonia Gan-
dhi and Rahul Gandhi,
making fabricated alle-
gations in the case. The
Congress Committee
strongly condemned
this. During the pro-
test, Congress leaders
alleged that CBI, ED
and Income Tax De-
partment are being
misused, people are
scared and there is an
emergency like situa-
tion in the country
.
They said that at-
tempts are being made
to destroy the credibili-
ty of the Gandhi family
.
The PCC is preparing
a list of all the MLAs
who were absent during
the protests. The list
will be sent to the CM
and AICC general secre-
tary in charge of the
State Ajay Maken.
RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | SATURDAY, JULY 23, 2022
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: District Collec-
tor Prakash Rajpurohit
has started a new initi-
ative for disposal of
pending cases of allot-
ment of facility land in
villages and panchay-
ats of Jaipur district.
He has formed a com-
mittee of eight officers
to settle pending cases.
This committee will
go to the sub-divisions
and set up camps from
August 1 and will settle
the land allotment cas-
es after completing all
the formalities and
proceedings on the
spot. These camps will
be set up one days each
in all the 12 sub-divi-
sions of Jaipur under
the Prashasan Gaon ke
Sang campaign.
There are many such
cases in Gram Panchay-
ats which are related to
the allotment of land.
All cases to be settled at
the level of Tehsildar.
Files of cases will
reach the camps a day
in advance for speedy
disposal of matters.
For these camps, In-
spector Revenue Ac-
count (IRA) Mohan Lal
Meena, Deputy Reve-
nue Account (DRA)
Rakesh Kumar Gupta,
Assistant Administra-
tive Officer Giriraj
Dinkar, Manish Sogar-
wal, senior clerk Ram-
pal Kumawat, senior
assistant Ramdhan
Meena, junior clerk
Ravi Mathur and assis-
tant junior Pradeep
Mishra has been em-
ployed.
DC forms 8-member panel for speedy action
DISPOSAL OF LAND ALLOTMENT CASES
EDsummonstoSonia:Congholds
statewideprotests,writestoPrez
Congress workers burn effigy of Enforcement Directorate (ED) outside collectorate office in Bikaner.
Licencees
gave liquor in
violation of
Excise norms
JDA frees own
land from
encroachment
Five get life
term for killing
Dalit man
Nirmal Tiwari
Jaipur: In a new twist
in the case of action on
Skyza restaurant by the
CSTteamof PoliceCom-
missionerate, Piyush
and Dinesh Sharma, the
two accused involved in
this black business of il-
legal liquor, turned out
to be liquor licensees of
the Excise Department.
They used to pick up liq-
uor in the name of their
shop, but serve it to the
customers in the Skyza
restaurant at expensive
prices.
The role of the Excise
CircleInspectorhasalso
been questionable in the
whole matter. Revenue
loss of lakhs of rupees
was caused to the gov-
ernment in this illegal
business. Even after
this, the liquor licences
of both have not been
revoked. The CST team
of Jaipur Commission-
erate on July 17 seized
liquor by raiding Skyza
restaurant at Agrasen
Circle in C Scheme area
under Ashok Nagar po-
licestationareaandalso
arrested people who
were drinking.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a major in-
fringement action, the
Jaipur Development
Authority (JDA) made
nearly 12 bighas of its
own land encroach-
ment free in the Sirsi
Nadia area in Zone 12.
The value of this land
is estimated to be
around Rs 25 crore.
Similarly, in the
Malviya Nagar com-
mercial plan in Zone-10,
about 200 square yards
of government-owned
land was also vacated
and illegal encroach-
ments were removed.
The value of this land is
projected to be around
Rs 5 crore. Meanwhile,
in Zone 9 encroach-
ments were removed
from the road boundary
.
Baran (PTI): A court in
Rajasthan’s Baran on
Fridayawardedlifeterm
to five people, including
four members of a fami-
ly
, for the murder of a
Dalit man seven years
ago. The court also im-
posed a fine ranging
from Rs 25,000 to 50,000
on them. The murder
took place in November
2015, he added. The con-
victshadattackedRaiger
and his 11-year-old
brother Imlesh with
sticks and stones.
Jaipur Police Commissionerate tops list of
registering most circlewise cases in state
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: The Jaipur Po-
lice Commissionerate
has topped the list of
registering circlewise
cases in the state. So far,
2,100 cases have been
registered in Mansa-
rover circle.
Jhotwara Circle of
JaipurCommissionerate
is at number two with
2049caseswhileNeemka
Thana circle is at num-
ber three position with
registering 1798 cases.
The number of cases
alsoincreasedinBeawar,
Hindaun, Sanganer and
Malviya Nagar circles.
Three police stations
out of top 4 police sta-
tions in registering cas-
esthisyearareinJaipur
policecommissionerate.
Highest number of
cases registered in the
state so far this year is
in Muhana where as
many as 865 cases have
been registered.
Kardhani police sta-
tion of Jaipur Commis-
sionerate is second in
the list. Third name is
of Beawar police sta-
tion of Ajmer.
Rukshmani Kumari and others submitted a memorandum to collector Prakash Rajpurohit regarding
cancellation of a lease given by JDA to Chomu municipality for STP at Morija village.
Jaipur man stoned to
death by friend for
`25,000; one held
First India Bureau
Jaipur: A man hacked
hisacquaintancetodeath
and later smashed his
head with a stone and
threw the body into the
drain. All this was done
for Rs 25,000 that the vic-
tim was carrying with
him. Vishwakarma po-
lice station started the
search after the missing
report was registered.
The murder was re-
vealed during strict in-
terrogation, as the ac-
cused, identified as
Vikrant, was last seen
with the deceased. On
Friday morning, the po-
lice recovered the body
.
The police kept the body
in the hospital’s mortu-
aryforpost-mortem.The
killer confessed to com-
mittingthemurderthree
days ago for money
.
Police said that the
victim Subhash Yadav
withdrew Rs 25,000 from
the bank account. See-
ing the money, Vikrant
got tempted and a plan
was made for Subhash’s
murder.
Deceased Subhash Yadav
NUMBERS FROM
TOP TO BOTTOM

z Mansarover PS on
4th position with 690
cases registered so far.

z Maximum number of
FIRs, 8,711, have been
registered in Ajmer dis-
trict. Jaisalmer last with
only 1,144 cases.

z Rangewise, Jaipur
range is on top in
registering cases, fol-
lowed by Ajmer range.
NORMALCY HIT DUE TO RAIN, WATERLOGGING
A HELPING HAND!
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Heavy rainfall
is expected in parts of
Rajasthan during the
next three to four days
for which the Met de-
partment has issued
the orange alert.
According to the
met department, mon-
soon will remain ac-
tive in many parts of
the state on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday
amid the activity of
two new western dis-
turbances.
The Center has is-
sued an ‘Orange Alert’
for heavy to very heavy
rains in Ganganagar
and Hanumangarh
districts of the state in
the next 24 hours.
Along with this,
heavy rain has been
predicted in Jodhpur,
Jaipur and Kota divi-
sions and very heavy
rain at some places.
Vehicles stranded after waterlogging due to heavy rain at Sikar Road, Jaipur on Friday. —PHOTOS BY SANTOSH SHARMA, MUKESH KIRADOO
A cop tries to decongest traffic at Khasakothi flyover in Jaipur.
MoS Rajendra Singh Gudha showed generosity by dropping
women stuck in rain near Chomu Pulia to their homes at
Murlipura and helped in pulling out an auto stuck in a drain.
SKYZA RESTAURANT
Tripti Gautam
Jaipur: Tourism in
Rajasthan can be pro-
moted through its rich
and varied culture, Art
and Culture Minister
BD Kalla said.
“Except for sea and
snow, the state has a
number of tourism
products related to his-
tory and heritage, art
and culture, wildlife,
fairs and festivals, ad-
venture, wedding, film
shoot destinations
etc.,” he said.
The Minister was
speaking at the inau-
gural session of the
second edition of Ra-
jasthan Domestic
Travel Mart (RDTM)
2022 at Hotel Clarks
Amer in Jaipur.
RDTM is being joint-
ly organised by Feder-
ation of Hospitality
and Tourism in Ra-
jasthan (FHTR) and
Rajasthan Tourism.
The Minister fur-
ther said that the state
government under-
stands that the tour-
ism sector needs high
priority which is why
a sector friendly budg-
et was declared in
March.
Furthermore, its
tourism-related poli-
cies are visionary and
will go a long way in
promoting Rajasthan
as a preferred tourist
destination, he said.
State has varieties
in tourism sector,
says Min BD Kalla
BD Kalla, Usha Sharma, Gayatri Rathore and others during the
second edition of RDTM 2022 on Friday.

Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: The State
government has de-
clared 757.40 hectares of
saivaichak land (land
not mensurated in re-
cords) in Sikri and Pa-
hari tehsils of the dis-
trict as forest area after
protests by saints and
attempts of self-immola-
tion of a saint. Tourism
Minister Vishvendra
Singh said on Friday
that the government ful-
filled the promise of 15
days in one day and
757.40 hectares of land
has been declared as for-
est area. He targeted the
BJP government by
holding a press confer-
ence. He said BJP did
nothing except forming
a committee during its
five-year tenure.
“Some so-called BJP
leaders are spreading
misleading information
about the death of Sad-
hu Vijay Das on social
media. He is undergoing
treatment in a Delhi
hospital, however, hsi
condition remains criti-
cal.Thelawandorderin
the district was not dis-
turbed and it is our first
priority
,” he said.
RAJASTHAN
03
First India Bureau
Jaipur: National Inves-
tigation Agency has ar-
rested the eighth ac-
cused in the killing of
UdaipurtailorKanhaiya
Lal. Mohammed Javed,
19, had played an im-
portant role in the con-
spiracy to kill Kanhai-
ya Lal, the probe agen-
cy said in a statement.
He allegedly carried
out a recce and passed
on the information
about Kanhaiya’s pres-
ence at the shop to the
killer Riyaz Attari.
Meanwhile, the Lok
Sabha echoed with the
demand to hang the kill-
ers of Kanhaiya Lal.
Udaipur MP Arjun Lal
Meena raised the issue
under Rule 377. He de-
manded that the matter
should be heard in the
special court and cul-
prits should get capital
punishment.
Meena said that a con-
spiracy was hatched to
spread communal ten-
sion in Udaipur. On
June 28, Kanhaiya Lal
was murdered in his
shop and after that there
was communal tension
everywhere. Meena said
that Pak’s Dawat-e-Is-
lamic organization is
involved in the murder.
NIA makes 8th
arrest, says accused tipped off killers about Kanhaiya
UDAIPUR BEHEADING
PROMISED ACTION IN 15 DAYS
BUT DID IN 1 DAY: VISHVENDRA
The Congress
government in
both its tenures
took full action to get the
notification to declare
this area as a forest
area, but the BJP did
nothing except form a
committee during its
five-year tenure.
—Vishvendra Singh,
Tourism Minister
BharatSinghasksCM
tosackMinesminister
As First India
reaches ground
zero, authorities
crack whip
Vishvendra Singh corners BJP; safeguarding Cong govt
Singh says ‘we’ve fulfilled promise of 15 days in just 1 day’
Vasundhara Raje
@VasundharaBJP
The saints had to agitate to
stop illegal mining. Even a
saint was forced to commit
self-immolation. If the state
government had listed the
places where illegal mining
is taking place and got it
stopped, then this situation
would not have happened.
The state government
should identify illegal mining
on the basis of maps and
stop it strictly!
Jaipur: Former min-
ister and Congress
MLA Bharat Singh
has demanded from
the CM to sack mines
minister Pramod
Jain Bhaya immedi-
ately if mining mafia
is to be controlled in
the state. The Sangod
MLA has written a
letter to CM Gehlot
in this regard. “I
have written many
letters to you on Sor-
san and Godavan
protection. If the
only way to stop ille-
gal mining is the
path of the sadhu of
Bharatpur, then
please wait if I have
to follow this effec-
tive route,” he wrote
while indicating to
the suicide attempt
by a seer in Bharat-
pur against mining.
“I want to bring
your attention to a
sadhu who set him-
self on fire in Bharat-
pur. Sadhus had been
staging a sit-in for 551
days against mining
in Bharatpur,” he
said. The MLA said
that illegal mining is
directly related to
hooliganism and it
cannot be possible
without the patron-
age of the govt.
Dimple Sharma
Jaipur: As Rajasthan
Eligibility Examina-
tion for Teachers
(REET) 2022 will be
held today and tomor-
row, the Chief Secre-
tary has given a free
hand to the committee
to ensure that the
exam is conducted in
a fair manner. Recent-
ly
, Education Minister
BD Kalla had warned
that this time copying
or negligence will not
be tolerated and the
guilty will be booked
under the new anti-
copying law.
A slew of measures
has been taken to en-
sure fair examination.
More than 30,000 CCT-
Vs cameras will be
installed to monitor
the examination cen-
tres. The Abhay Com-
mand Center of the
police along with edu
dept will do the moni-
toring. The arrival
and departure of the
paper at the examina-
tion centre will be
video-recorded. Can-
didates will be allowed
entry to the centres
after verification. Em-
ployees at the centre
will also be barred
fromusingcell-phones.
Meanwhile, Staff
Selection Board chair-
man Hariprasad Shar-
ma said that when the
result will be received
after the eligibility
test of REET, after
that the main exami-
nation will be con-
ducted. He said the
board is fully pre-
pared for the exam.
“We have conducted
35 exams so far and
there has not been
100% malpractices in
all exams. We have
tightened the noose
around mafia with
support of SOG,” he
said.
Kamal Kant
Jaipur: UDH minister
Shanti Dhariwal said
that a housing project
for advocates will be
made but the lawyers
will have to give the
amount decided by the
JDA.
Speaking at the oath
ceremony of the newly
elected executive of the
Bar Association Jaipur,
he said that there
should not be any dis-
pute and the lawyers
will have to have a com-
mon opinion. The min-
ister sought sugges-
tions about housing
project from the advo-
cates and said that a bill
for advocates’ welfare
fund has been passed by
the assembly and sent
to the Governor. He also
sought the cooperation
of lawyers to stop the il-
legal construction.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan po-
lice have taken swift ac-
tion on the mining ma-
fia after direction by
DGP ML Lather.
The police have regis-
tered 32 FIRs and ar-
rested 20 people, seized
8,982quintalminingma-
terial and 70 vehicles.
During the last 24
hours, 14 cases were reg-
istered in Udaipur
range. 15 dumpers, 5
earthmovers, 1 tractor
trolley and 6,510 tonnes
of sand was seized.
In Jodhpur range, 9
cases were lodged and 8
persons were arrested.
At the same time, 8 trac-
tor trolleys, one dumper,
32 tonne sand and 20
tonne stone were seized.
4 cases were registered
and 2 persons were ar-
rested in Ajmer range, 2
cases were filed in Kota
range and 3 persons
were arrested. Vehicles
and mining materials
were also seized.
Jodhpur: Jainarayan
Vyas University de-
clared the result of the
2022 Pre Teacher Educa-
tion Test conducted for
admission in B.Ed col-
leges of the state on Fri-
day afternoon. The uni-
versity released the re-
sult in 19 days. Anurag
Sharma from Jaipur
topped the two-year
B.Ed course and Sikar’s
Akbar Ali topped the
four-year Integrated
Course (BA B.Ed/ B.Sc
B.Ed). Anurag scored
486 out of 600 and Ak-
bar scored 495 marks.
Higher Education Min-
ister Rajendra Singh
Yadav and PTET Coor-
dinator Prof SSBhadu
have declared the exam
result in Jaipur. —FIB
Satyanarayan Sharma
Bharatpur:Totrackthe
illegalmining,ateamof
First India reached
ground zero at Braj
Chaurasiareaof Bharat-
pur on Friday
. First In-
dia became the voice of
common people and
saints who are agitating
to stop mining in the for-
est areas.
Earlier in 2018, the is-
sue of illegal mining
was raised in Braj area
by the First India and
now the area is now go-
ing to be free from the
mining mafia. As CM
AshokGehlotgavestrict
instructions, the list of
illegal miners is being
prepared. IG Gaurav
Srivastava took immedi-
ate action. Notably
, Min-
ing mafia used to moni-
tor activities through
CCTV and they have
made50feetdeepwellby
cutting the mountain.
REET to be held under strict
security arrangements today
CBSE Ajmer region outperforms
nat’l average in Class 12results
Vishvendra Singh, Gaurav Srivastava Alok Ranjan during press conference in Bharatpur on Friday.
More than 30,000 CCTVs will monitor examination centres.

z Candidates of REET
examination will not
be allowed to enter the
examination center
with electronic devices
like mobile, bluetooth,
calculator, watch chain
ring, earring.

z Examination will be
held for the recruitment
of teachers at 46,500
posts in Rajasthan.

z This includes 15,000
posts in Level-1 and
31,500 posts in Level-2.

z A total of 15,66,992 lakh
candidates will participate
in the examination.

z 13,65,831L are from
Raj while 2,01,161L
candidates are from
other states.

z Maximum 3 lakh 50,713
candidates will appear
for the exam in Jaipur.

z 1376 centres have been
set up across the state.

z Internet services will
be suspended in many
districts incluiding
Jalore, Barmer for two
days, ban on internet
will prevail till 6PM on
24 July.

❍ WOMEN WEARING DUPATTAS WILL NOT GET ENTRY
POLICE STEPS UP SECURITY FOR REET
The Rajasthan Police is all set for the REET exam
to be held today. It has ensured that the traffic
system and security is in place. Police have reviewed
the security in the examination centre. Additional
police personnel would be present 24 hours in the
centre and the entire examination process would be
recorded. Besides, police mobile vans would take
rounds of the centres. ADG Law and Order Hawasin-
gh Ghumaria said that the candidates should not pay
attention to any kind of rumours. “The entire govern-
ment agency is engaged to make the examination
successful. The police have not got any information
of any irregularity. Immediate action will be taken
against anyone found guilty,” he said.
Udaipur: After 25 days
of Kanhaiya Lal’s mur-
der in Udaipur, both his
sons joined as junior as-
sistant in the Treasury
Office on Friday. The
Raj govt had announced
govt jobs for both his
sons. Kanhaiya’s eldest
son, Tarun (19), has
been appointed in the
city and younger son,
Yash (18), has been ap-
pointed in the rural of-
fice. Tarun, before join-
ing office, took bless-
ings in front of his fa-
ther’s picture. He ex-
pressed his gratitude
for the job given by the
govt. He said that he
was satisfied with the
NIA probing his fa-
ther’s murder case.
“The criminals should
get capital punishment
as soon as possible. We
are waiting for this. The
govt have supported us
all the time,” he said.
KANHAIYA LAL’s BOTH SONS JOIN
TREASURY OFFICE,THANK GOVT
DARGAH CASE: GAUHAR HAS NO LINK
WITH KANHAIYA CASE, SENT TO JC
Ajmer: Gauhar Chishti,
who made inflammatory
speeches and raised slo-
gans of ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’
outside the Nizam Gate
of the Dargah, was pre-
sented before the Judicial
Magistrate on Friday from
where he was sent to the
High Security Jail for 14
days. Ajmer ASP Vikas
Sangwan said that no link
of Chishti with Kanhaiya
Lal’s murder in Udaipur
has been revealed so
far. Apart from this, his
acquaintances were also
questioned and the bank
transactions were also
thoroughly investigated
but nothing was found.
Sangwan said that in a
fit of rage, Chishti had
raised slogans. Chishti,
who was absconding
since the registration of
the case, was arrested by
the police from Telan-
gana’s Hyderabad on
July 15.
Dhariwal assures housing
project for advocates soon
20held,32FIRsin24
hrs for illegal mining
PTET results
out, Jaipur’s
Anurag tops
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Central
Board of Secondary
Education (CBSE) has
released the results of
Class 10 and 12. The
12th result is 92.71%,
but Ajmer region (Ra-
jasthan and Gujarat)
has given more result
than the national aver-
age. Ajmer’s result is
96.01%. Ajmer ranks
6th among 16 regions
across the country
. The
overall result of Ra-
jasthan in this region is
95.51%. Here too the
girls have scored more.
In the 10th, Ajmer re-
gion (Rajasthan-Guja-
rat) stood 4th in the
country with 98.14%. In
Class 10 also, girls were
ahead of boys.
In Ajmer region, 1
lakh 24 thousand 495
students attempted the
exam of Class 10. Of
these, the result of boys
is 97.89 percent and that
of girls 98.52%. A total
of 98.20% boys and 98.65
% girls passed in Ra-
jasthan. The overall re-
sult of Guj is 97.50%.
Highlights of 12th
Result (Raj)

z The overall result of
Rajasthan was 95.51%.

z Total 24,494 children
were registered ,
24,421 appeared.

z 96.27% boys and
97.14% girls passed.
Highlights of 10th
Result (Raj)

z The overall result of
Rajwas 98.38%.

z Total of 91,108 children
were registered, 90,701
appeared.

z 98.20% boys and
98.65% girls passed.
Vasundhara Raje@VasundharaBJP
CBSE Hearty congratulations and best wishes to all
the students who have passed the 10th and 12th
board exams. Work hard in the further classes and
make the country proud by earning success in life.
CBSE Class 10
results also out
Union Jal Shakti Minister GS Shekhawat met Baba Vijay Das, who
is undergoing treatment at Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital on Friday.
Shanti Dhariwal, Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Justice MM
Shrivastav, Justice Farzand Ali along with newly elected members
of Bar Assocation of Jaipur on Friday.
DGP ML Lather

PERSPECTIVE
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SPIRITUAL SPEAK
You are only entitled
to the action, never
to its fruits.
—Bhagavad Gita
IN-DEPTH
Narendra Modi
@narendramodi
I congratulate all those who have
passed their CBSE Class X exams. I
wish them a fruitful academic journey
ahead. I am certain these youngsters
will scale new heights of success in
the coming times.
Dharmendra Pradhan
@dpradhanbjp
Congratulate my young friends who
have successfully passed the CBSE
class X examinations. Heartening to see
an overall pass percentage of 94.4%.
Wish the best to India’s next generation
of leaders in their future endeavours.
TOP TWEETS
BRITAIN, EUROPE
REALISE THAT
CLIMATE CHANGE
IS FOR REAL
lobal warming has
never been as real as
it is now. Europe is
sizzling and the Unit-
ed Kingdom record-
ed its highest temperature in
decades with train signals melt-
ing in the heat and rails getting
damaged due to fire. The 40 de-
grees Celsius recorded In Brit-
ain was said to be ten times
higher than the pre-industrial
era temperatures. A severe heat
wave is torching parts of West-
ern Europe with forest fires rag-
ing in Spain and France. Heat
wave deaths were also reported
from parts of Europe along with
the loss of green cover over
lakhs of hectares.
The least unprepared for this
onslaught by Nature was Brit-
ain where people went looking
for electric fans and water bod-
ies to escape the scorching heat.
Worse, the British Met office
warned that this phenomenon
could repeat every three years.
A UN report on climate
change warned that the world is
on a “fast track” to disaster. Sci-
entists warn that it’s “now or
never” to limit global warming.
G
raupadi Murmu,
a Santhal woman
has become In-
dia’s first tribal
President, mov-
ing from her humble abode in
Odisha to the historic Rash-
trapati Bhawan. Her election
as the country’s First Citizen
is indeed a matter of great
pride and national celebra-
tion. She defines our democ-
racy which, despite odds, is
marching ahead to celebrate
the 75th year of Independ-
ence as Amrit Mahotsav. The
incumbent President may
want to steer clear of politi-
cal slugfest between the gov-
ernment and the Opposition
over contentious issues like
polarization just as her pre-
decessor did.
That should not distract us
from the values and simplici-
ty that Draupadi Murmu will
bring to the high office. That
she is not the one to compro-
mise on her righteousness is
evident from her clean track
record as a politician and as a
governor despite her person-
al and financial hardships.
She will help bring tribals
closer to the mainstream and
ensure that they get social
and economic uplift.
Murmu’s election has a les-
son for the disunited Opposi-
tion which did not vote for
him. Some of the parties like
theCongressmusthavefound
to their dismay that many of
their members were not in
agreement with the anti-Mur-
mu and pro-Yashwant Sinha
stand and voted for the for-
mer.Murmu’sconvincingvic-
tory makes the efforts for Op-
position unity as no more
than chasing a mirage. It
would have been more grace-
ful for them to have backed
Murmu even if she was a BJP
candidate. The Opposition
parties, mainly the Congress
and TMC, have missed the
larger point of moving closer
to tribals when Lok Sabha
elections are close.
MURMU’S VICTORY
IS OPPN’S LOSS
Draupadi Murmu is not
the one to compromise
on her righteousness is
evident from her clean
track record as a
politician and as a
governor despite her
personal financial
hardships
D
Why Sri Lanka Imploded
When Sri Lanka’s Rajapaksa family returned to power in 2019, it was riding a
wave of support that it sought to sustain with popular but ill-advised economic
handouts. By definition, unsustainable policies eventually run into a wall
s Sri Lanka’s economy unrav-
els before our eyes, one must
ask how this could happen in
a country that is historically
known for its high standard
of living and stable economy
.
Sri Lanka’s achievements go
back decades, giving it a per
capita GDP that is 70% high-
er than India’s, and a life ex-
pectancy at birth of 77 years,
compared to 73, 70, and 67, in
Bangladesh, India, and Paki-
stan, respectively
.
But now, Sri Lanka’s econ-
omy is in free fall. The proxi-
mate causes of the crisis are
clear enough. Problems
stemming from internation-
al factors such as COVID-19
and Russia’s war in Ukraine
were exacerbated by Sri Lan-
ka’s own policy mistakes. In
2019, President Gotabaya Ra-
japaksa (who has now fled
the country) announced a
round of mindless tax cuts,
depriving the state of sorely
needed revenue. Then, in
2021, his government abrupt-
ly banned imports of chemi-
cal fertilizer and pesticides.
While the aim of the policy
was to stall foreign-exchange
outflows, the main result
was a dramatic reduction in
domestic food production,
leading to acute food short-
ages this year.
The coup de grâce was the
government’s ongoing effort
to keep the Sri Lankan rupee
artificially strong. Techni-
cally, Sri Lanka uses a “soft
peg”: Rather than being fixed
by government diktat, the
rupee-to-dollar exchange rate
is allowed to float, albeit with
occasional interventions by
the central bank (buying and
selling dollars) to prevent ex-
cessive fluctuations.
But charting the rupee-to-
dollar exchange rate shows
that the country’s soft peg is
a misnomer. For years, the
exchange rate remained flat,
roughly between 175 to 200
rupees to the dollar because,
as economist Noah Smith ex-
plains, the Sri Lankan cen-
tral bank was regularly sell-
ing dollars to prop up the
rupee’s value. Eventually,
this longstanding interven-
tion ended the only way that
it could: starting around
April of this year, the rupee
began depreciating sharply.
Within months, the exchange
rate had fallen to 350 rupees
to the dollar, and the central
bank’s dollar reserves had all
but vanished.
Sri Lanka defaulted on its
foreign debt in May. We now
know that, rather than turn-
ing to the International Mon-
etary Fund, whose rescue
programs are conditional on
tough policy reforms, it ap-
proached China for a fresh
loan when its coffers were ap-
proaching empty. But this
merely increased its debt by
another $3 billion and en-
sured that its inevitable cri-
sis would be even bigger
when it eventually arrived.
China’s strategy vis-à-vis
Sri Lanka (and other develop-
ing countries, like Ethiopia)
echoes the approach taken
both by earlier colonial pow-
ers and by rural moneylend-
ers in developing countries.
As Amit Bhaduri showed in a
classic 1977 paper in the Cam-
bridge Journal of Econom-
ics, rural informal money-
lenders typically do not wor-
ry about the borrower de-
faulting; rather, they worry
about the borrower not de-
faulting, because then they
cannot turn a bigger profit by
confiscating his collateral
(usually his land).
Consider Hambantota
Port, the pet project of Mahi-
nda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka’s
president between 2005 and
2015 (and Gotabaya Raja-
paksa’s brother). Funded
largely with Chinese money,
the port opened in 2010 on
Mahinda’s birthday. But
when Sri Lanka later failed
to repay the debt, this “gift”
became collateral to be con-
fiscated. China now has a 99-
year lease on the port.
How did a country with a
longstanding reputation for
maturity make so many mis-
takes? The short answer is
that Sri Lanka’s politics
sowed the seeds for today’s
economic crisis. The Raja-
paksa-led government be-
came increasingly authori-
tarian after defeating the
Liberation Tigers of Tamil
Eelam and ending Sri Lan-
ka’s decades-long civil war in
2009. It eroded the country’s
democratic institutions, per-
secuted minorities, and
waved away accusations of
war crimes.
SOURCE: PROJECT-SYNDICATE
A
KAUSHIK BASU
The writer is a former chief economist of the
World Bank and chief economic adviser to the
Government of India, is Professor of Economics
at Cornell University and a non-resident senior
fellow at the Brookings Institution
Sri Lanka defaulted on its
foreign debt in May. We
now know that, rather than
turning to International
Monetary Fund, whose
rescue programs are
conditional on tough policy
reforms, it approached
China for a fresh loan when
its coffers were approaching
empty. But this merely
increased its debt by
another $3 billion
How did a country with a
longstanding
reputation for maturity
make so many mistakes?
The short answer is
that Sri Lanka’s politics
sowed the seeds for
today’s economic crisis.
The Rajapaksa-led
government became
increasingly
authoritarian after
defeating the Liberation
Tigers of Tamil Eelam

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INDIA
05
TEMPLE DESECRATED IN BIHAR TOWN,
DONATION BOX LOOTED, ONE HELD
BIHAR CM URGES RLY MINISTER TO
RENAME RAGHUNATHPUR STATION
LIP-LOCK VIDEO:
CASE AGAINST
8 STUDENTS
Mangaluru: A case
has been registered by
the city police against
eight students for their
involvement in the
lip-lock competition at a
private apartment in the
city, a video of which
had gone viral. The
students were booked
for alleged offences
punishable under Sec-
tions 376, 354, 354 (C)
and 120 (B) of the IPC
and different sections of
the POCSO and IT Acts,
police sources said.
4.33 KG SMUGGLED
GOLD SEIZED AT
HYD AIRPORT
Hyderabad: Air Intel-
ligence Unit officials on
July 21 apprehended
two male passengers
from Dubai, for attempt-
ing to smuggle 3.591
kg gold by concealing it
in undergarments and
rectum. The value of
the gold is estimated to
be Rs 1.87 crore. In the
other case, a male pas-
senger was intercepted
on Thursday while trying
to smuggle 740-gm gold
inside an exhaust fan
and electric juicer.
Kishanganj: A temple was desecrated in Kishanganj
district of Bihar on Friday by “anti social elements” who
also decamped with the donation box kept on the prem-
ises, an official said. According
to SDM, Kishanganj, devotees
found the idol of the presiding
deity at the Kali temple in Lahra
chowk area vandalised. This
evoked and angry response from
local office bearers of the BJP,
the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and
the Bajrang Dal who staged a demonstration by burning
tyres on the road. Sangh Parivar activists also raised
slogans triggering tension in Kishanganj town.
Patna: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has written to Railway
Minister Ashwini Vaishnav requesting him to rename
Raghunathpur railway station after Baba Brahmeshwar
Nath. The CM, who on Thursday laid the foundation
stone for a beautification project at Baba Brahmeshwar
N a t h temple complex in Buxar district, said in the
letter that locals had long been making
this demand. As per mythology, this is
an ancient temple of Lord Shiva. It was
established by Lord Brahma. Devo-
tees throng the shrine throughout the
year, especially during Falgun
Shravan months.
CRUCIAL READ
IN THE COURTYARD
HC DISMISSES LT GEN (RETD) TEJINDER
SINGH’S PLEA AGAINST FRAMING CHARGES
SC CLOSES VIKAS DUBEY CASE, DIRECTS UP
TO ACT ON RECOMMENDATIONS OF PANEL
APEX COURT
ALLOWS CENTRE
TO CONTINUE WITH
AMBANI SECURITY
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court on Friday
allowed the Centre to
continue
with the
security
cover for
indus-
trialist
Mukesh
Ambani and his family
members in Mumbai. A
bench comprising Chief
Justice NV Ramana
and Justices Krishna
Murari and Hima Kohli
allowed the appeal of
the Central government
challenging the Tripura
High Court’s direction
on a PIL. A vacation
bench, on June 29, had
stayed the orders of the
Tripura High Court on
a PIL challenging the
grant of security cover
to the industrialist and
his family members in
Mumbai. Solicitor Gen-
eral Tushar Mehta, ap-
pearing for the Centre,
had said that the PIL
petitioner (Bikash Saha
) in Tripura has nothing
to do with the security
of individuals provided
in Mumbai. The Tripura
HC had on a PIL filed by
one Bikash Saha passed
two interim orders on
May 31 and June 21
and directed the Central
Government to place
the original file main-
tained by the Ministry
of Home Affairs (MHA)
regarding threat percep-
tion and assessment
report of Ambani, his
wife and children based
on which security has
been granted to them.
SC TO TAKE UP
PREZ POLL CASES
New Delhi: All disputes
arising from the elec-
tion of President or
Vice President can
only be inquired and
decided by Supreme
Court, the Delhi HC has
said. Justice Sanjeev
Narula, dealing with a
petition which sought
to restrain legislators
imprisoned in criminal
cases from casting
their vote in the recent
Presidential election,
said the plea was not
maintainable.
PLEA AGAINST
DENYING DETAILS
New Delhi: The Delhi
HC reserved its order
on an appeal challeng-
ing the decision of its
single judge dismissing
the plea seeking infor-
mation under the RTI
law on the agenda of a
SC collegium meeting
in 2018 concerning the
elevation of judges to
the apex court. “We
will pass an appropri-
ate order,” a bench of
CJ Satish Sharma and
Justice Subramonium
Prasad said.
New Delhi: The Delhi HC has dismissed a plea by
former Lt Gen Tejinder Singh challenging the framing
of charges against him for allegedly offering a bribe
to then Army Chief VK Singh in connection with the
Tatra-all terrain vehicles. Justice Purushaindra Kumar
Kaurav said the trial court order does not call for any
interference and dismissed Tejinder’s revision petition
challenging the trial court’s August 2, 2019 order fram-
ing charges against him. So far as the arguments with
respect to various omissions and contradictions in the
case of the prosecution are concerned, the same are
the subject matter of trial and the present case cannot
be said to be a case of no material. “It is made clear
that the observations made in this judgement are only
for the purpose of deciding the issue of the legality of
the order framing charge,” the court said.
New Delhi: A Supreme Court bench led by CJI NV
Ramana closed the case pertaining to the death of
gangster Vikas Dubey in a police
encounter. Solicitor General Tushar
Mehta stated that UP government
has accepted the recommenda-
tions of the inquiry report by
a 3-member judicial commis-
sion. The apex court thereafter
directed the Yogi Adityanath-led
government to take appropriate
action on the recommendations of
the inquiry commission.
PMModimeetstopministersto
discuss strategy in Parliament
New Delh (ANI): Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi on Friday held a
meeting with top minis-
ters to discuss the gov-
ernment’s strategy in
Parliament as the Oppo-
sition parties are con-
tinuously creating ruck-
us and forcing adjourn-
ment of the Houses.
Union Ministers in-
cluding Rajnath Singh,
Amit Shah, Pralhad
Joshi, Anurag Singh
Thakur, Kiren Rijiju,
Piyush Goyal were pre-
sent in the meeting.
Both Rajya Sabha
and Lok Sabha have
been adjourned for the
day on the fourth day
of the Monsoon Ses-
sion and resumed to-
day at 11 am. This was
the fourth successive
day since the monsoon
session began that both
the Houses were ad-
journed minutes after
assembling without
any productivity.
NO MERIT LISTS FOR CBSE EXAMS TO AVOID
‘UNHEALTHY COMPETITION’ AMONG STUDENTS
New Delhi: CBSE will not declare merit lists for board
exams to avoid “unhealthy competition” among students,
Exam Controller Sanyam Bhardwaj said on Friday. The
board did not announce merit lists in 2020 2021 because
results were declared on the basis of alternate assessment
scheme as exams could not be conducted due to covid.
CBSE’S CLASS 10, 12 BOARD EXAMS FOR
2022-23 SESSION FROM FEB 15
New Delhi: CBSE will conduct class 10 and 12 exams
for the 2022-23 academic session from February 15 next
year, according to exam controller Sanyam Bhardwaj.
Unlike last year, there will be only one exam at the end of
the academic session in 2023. “In light of the lessening
impact of Covid ... the board has decided to conduct the
2023 exams from February 15, 2023,” Bhardwaj said.
London (PTI): British
universities and a lead-
ing network of Indian
students and profession-
als have hailed the
“landmark” agreement
between the UK and In-
dia to mutually recog-
nise each other’s higher
education qualifica-
tions, calling it a long-
awaited achievement in
bilateral ties that will
enable significantly
smoother movement of
students between the
two countries.
The memorandum of
understanding (MoU),
signed on Thursday as
part of the UK-India En-
hanced Trade Partner-
ship (ETP) agreed by
Prime Ministers Boris
Johnson and Narendra
Modi last year, means
UK A-levels and their
equivalents, undergrad-
uate and postgraduate
degrees will now be rec-
ognised in India.
It will allow Indian
students who graduate
from British varsities to
apply for postgraduate
qualifications, or em-
bark on government ca-
reers that require uni-
versity qualifications,
whentheyreturnhome.
This is a landmark,
historic agreement
which has been many
years in the making.
Qualifications students
receive will be recog-
nised on both sides,
making it easier for stu-
dents to progress in edu-
cation and move into
jobs, said Vivienne
Stern, Chief Executive,
Universities UK Inter-
national (UUKi), which
represents over 140 UK
universities.
The recognition of
UK Masters’ is a par-
ticularly important de-
velopment. It means
that Indian graduates of
the UK’s outstanding
universities will receive
formal recognition of
their outstanding
achievements and full
access to jobs in the pub-
lic sector in India, she
said.
The National Indian
Students and Alumni
Union (NISAU) UK
hailed the long-awaited
move, which students’
groups had been lobby-
ing for over the years.
UK hails historic mutual recognition edu pact with India
CLOSER TIES
The MoU being signed in New Delhi on Thursday.
9% jump in pass percentage
against pre-pandemic years
New Delhi (PTI): This
year, the overall pass
percentage in the CBSE
class 12 exam has gone
up by over 9 per cent
with a jump in the num-
ber of candidates scor-
ing more than 90 and 95
pc marks in comparison
to the pre-pandemic aca-
demic sessions.
This year, the pass
percentage stands at
92.71 per cent with 33,432
candidates having
scored above 90 per cent
and 1,34,797 above 95 pc.
In 2021, the pass per-
centage in class 12 stood
at 99.37 per cent, the
highest ever recorded
by the Board. The pass
percentage in 2020
stood at 88.78.
In 2019 i.e. before the
outbreak of virus, the
pass percentage was
recorded at 83.40,
whereas the figures in
2018, 2017 and 2016
stood at 83.01, 82.02 and
83.05, respectively.
Students celebrate after the declaration of Class 12 results of the
CBSE, at Rani Laxmi Bai School in Lucknow on Friday. Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu greets President-elect Droupadi
Murmu at her residence, in New Delhi on Friday.
New Delhi (PTI): Vice
President M Venkaiah
Naidu on Friday visited
Droupadi Murmu's tem-
porary residence here
and congratulated her
on being elected as the
15th President of India.
Visitors, including
Union ministers and
saints, continued to
stream in to meet Mur-
mu and congratulate
her on being elected to
the top constitutional
post. Among others
who met her included
Union ministers Bhu-
pender Yadav and G
Kishan Reddy, religious
leaders and functionar-
ies of Brahma Kumaris,
a spiritual organisation
with which the Presi-
dent-Elect has been as-
sociated.
V-P Naidu met Mur-
mu and congratulated
her on being elected as
the 15th President of
India, a tweet by his of-
fice said. The meeting
lasted for 15 minutes,
sources said.
Naidu, dignitaries meet
Prez-elect Murmu
LOGJAM CONTINUES
Opposition MPs create a ruckus over the issue of inflation and GST hike in the Rajya Sabha during
the Monsoon Session of Parliament, in New Delhi on Friday. —PHOTO BY ANI
n Work affected
due to continous
protests by the
Opposition
n Rajnath, Amit
Shah, Pralhad
Joshi, Thakur
attend meet
‘OPPOSITION WALKOUT FOR NOT TAKING UP AGNIPATH SCHEME’
New Delhi: Opposition members on
Friday walked out in protest from a
meeting of the Parliamentary Com-
mittee on Defence, alleging they
were not allowed to discuss the
Agnipath scheme. Members
of Congress and BSP urged
committee chairman Jual
Oram to allow a discussion on
the scheme, arguing it has huge
implications and required parliamentary
scrutiny, but were denied permission.
Congress MPs KC Venugopal and Uttam
Reddy, besides BSP’s Danish Ali, who
are members of the panel, argued with
the chairman that Agnipath scheme
has already been discussed in
the Consultative Committee on
Defence and Defence Minister
Rajnath Singh and the service
chiefs have made a presenta-
tion before it. The members
said not allowing a discussion
amounted to insult to Parliament and
not informing the committee about the
scheme is a breach of privilege.
4-CR BENEFICIARIES HAVN’T
TAKEN A SINGLE VAX DOSE
CENTRE ASKS ALL DEPTS TO
ORGANISE FREE VAX CAMPS
New Delhi: An estimated 4 crore eligi-
ble beneficiaries have not taken even
a single dose of COVID-19 vaccine
as on July 18, Minister of State for
Health Bharati Pravin Pawar informed
the Lok Sabha on Friday. A total of
1,78,38,52,566 vaccine doses (97.34
per cent) have been administered free
of cost in Government Covid Vaccina-
tion Centres (CVCs) till July 18, she
said in a written reply.
New Delhi: The Centre has asked all
its departments to organise Covid
vaccination camps at the workplaces
for providing free precaution doses to
the eligible employees and their family
members. In an order, the Person-
nel Ministry asked all departments
to enumerate the number of eligible
employees and their family members
to be vaxed by precaution dose, sepa-
rately for both Covishield and Covaxin.
1,456 NEET-PG SEATS
REMAINED VACANT
NO TO RETURNING
MED STUDENTS
VARUN QUESTIONS
CENTRE’S MOVE
New Delhi: As many
as 1,456 seats for the
NEET-PG 2021 remained
vacant despite five rounds
of counselling including a
special round, the gov-
ernment told Lok Sabha
Friday. The vacant seats
in respect of deemed
universities were reverted
to respective universities,
Minister of State for Health
Bharati Pravin Pawar said
in a written reply.
New Delhi: No permission
has been given by National
Medical Commission to
transfer/accommodate any
foreign medical students
in Indian medical institute,
the Centre said Friday.
MoS Health Bharati Pravin
Pawar made the state-
ment in a written reply to
a question on whether the
NMC has not approved the
decision of states to allow
admission in their colleges.
New Delhi: BJP MP Varun
Gandhi questioned the
government’s decision to
scrap the concession to
senior citizens on trains and
asked why this relief to the
elderly is seen as a “bur-
den” when MPs continue to
get subsidy on rail fare. In
another tweet, Gandhi also
expressed concern over fre-
quent emergency landings
of flights due to snags.
Ahmedabad(PTI):
Over 30,000 private doc-
tors in Gujarat observed
a one-day strike on Fri-
day against a recent gov-
ernment diktat on glass
facades of hospitals and
shifting of ICUs to the
ground floor.
These rules were
framed after a directive
of the HC and the stir
was held as the demand
to comply within seven
days was “illogical”,
said Dr Mehul Shah,
secretary of Gujarat
Branch of IMA.
“Our strike was suc-
cessful as over 30,000
doctors, who are carry-
ing out private practice
and are members of
IMA, stayed away from
work today
. Hospitals
are getting notices from
authorities to imple-
ment the new rules
within seven days,
which is totally illogical
and will ultimately af-
fect the people,” he said.
30k Guj docs
strike work over
facade rule
—PHOTO BY ANI

INDIA
06
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Shree Cement Ltd.
New Delhi (PTI): Cur-
rentglobalevidencesug-
gests approximately 10
to 20 per cent of people
whodevelopCovid-19ex-
perience a variety of
mid- and long-term ef-
fects after they recover
from their initial illness,
the Lok Sabha was in-
formed on Friday
.
The Union health
ministry had on Octo-
ber 21, 2021 issued Na-
tional Comprehensive
Guidelines for Manage-
ment of Post-Covid Se-
quelae, Minister of
State for Health Bharati
Pravin Pawar said in a
written reply
.
“According to the
World Health Organisa-
tion, most people who
develop coronavirus
fully recover, but cur-
rent global evidence
suggests that approxi-
mately 10 per cent-20
per cent of people expe-
rience a variety of mid-
and long-term effects
after they recover from
their initial illness,” Pa-
war said in her reply
.
The symptoms of
long Covid may include
fatigue, shortness of
breath or difficulty
breathing, memory,
concentration or sleep
problems, persistent
cough, chest pain, diffi-
culty in speaking, mus-
cle aches, loss of smell
or taste, depression or
anxiety and fever.
The National Com-
prehensive Guidelines
for Management of
Post-Covid Sequelae
contains detailed guid-
ance for doctors on man-
aging post-covidcompli-
cations affecting cardio-
vascular, gastrointesti-
nal, nephrological, neu-
rological and respirato-
ry systems and rehabili-
tationfromsuchcompli-
cations, Pawar stated.
She was responding
to a question on the
problems that occur
over the long-term be-
cause of C-19 and the
estimates of the num-
ber of people suffering
from such symptoms.
‘10-20% Covid patients experience long-term effects’
PANDEMIC BLUES
New Delhi (PTI): Four
out of five permanent
members of the UN Se-
curity Council (UNSC)
have supported India’s
candidature for a per-
manent seat in the top
world body, the govern-
ment told the Lok Sab-
ha on Friday. In re-
sponse to a question,
Minister of State for
External Affairs V Mu-
raleedharan said India
has been consistently
taking up China the is-
sue of reform of the
UNSC. China is the only
country which has not
yet supported India’s
bid to become a mem-
ber of the UNSC.
“Four out of the five
permanent members of
the United Nations Se-
curity Council have bi-
laterally expressed offi-
cial affirmations of sup-
port for India’s candida-
ture to a permanent seat
in an expanded UN Se-
curity Council,” the
minister said.Muraleed-
haran said the govern-
ment has accorded the
“highest priority” to
getting permanent
membership for India in
an expanded UNSC.
“Towardsthisend,the
government has under-
takenvariousinitiatives
aimed at building inter-
national support for In-
dia,” he said.
He also referred to
comments by a Chinese
foreign ministry spokes-
person last year follow-
ing India-China consul-
tations on the UNSC.
Muraleedharan said
the spokesperson, re-
sponding to a question,
said that China sup-
ports UNSC reforms in
a manner that increases
the authority and effi-
cacy of the body and
increases the represen-
tation and voice of de-
veloping countries.
‘4outof5membersback
India’sbidforUNSCseat’
OnlyChinahasnotyetsupportedIndiabecomeapermanentmember
At present, the UNSC comprises five permanent members and 10 non-permanent member countries
which are elected for two-year terms by the General Assembly of the UN. —FILE PHOTO
SYMPTOMS
Prayagraj (ANI): A
video showing a group
of peopleofferingnamaz
at Prayagraj railway sta-
tion has gone viral and
prompted U.P police to
order a probe. Over 10
peopleareseeninawait-
ing room where they
completed the prayers.
The incident report-
edly took place last
night. This comes after
a similar incident was
reported in Lucknow
after a video sparked a
controversy in which
some people were seen
offering namaz inside
the Lulu mall and pro-
tests followed.
Earlier on July 16, UP
Police detained three
people from Lucknow’s
Lulu Mall for allegedly
attempting to recite
Sundarkand inside the
mall premises. As per
police officials, the three
arrestedpeoplebelonged
to Hindu Samaj Party
.
They were detained at
the mall’s entry gate.
VideoofnamazatPrayagraj
railwaystationgoes viral
Yogi govt orders
probe; another
incident after
Lulu Mall case
Lucknow (PTI):
The UP government
has accorded ‘Y’ cat-
egory security to
Suheldev Bharatiya
Samaj Party (SBSP)
president Om
Prakash Rajbhar, an
alliance partner of
the SP
.
Under the ‘Y’ cat-
egorysecuritycover,
a protectee is pro-
vided 11 security
personnel,including
two personal securi-
ty officers. The de-
velopment comes
days after Rajbhar’s
party broke ranks
with the SP and vot-
ed for Droupadi
Murmu, who was
the NDA’s candidate
in presidential elec-
tion and emerged
victorious over her
rivalandtheOpposi-
tion’s nominee
Yashwant Sinha.
‘Y’ CATEGORY
SECURITY TO
RAJBHAR
Amarnath Yatra suspended
due to inclement weather
Jammu (PTI): The
Amarnath Yatra on Fri-
day has been suspended
from Jammu due to due
inclement weather and
bad condition on Jam-
mu-Srinagar national
highway, officials said.
No fresh batch was al-
lowed to proceed from
here to the base camps
of the 3,880-metre-high
cave shrine in south
Kashmir Himalayas,
they said.
The highway was reo-
pened for one-way traf-
fic on Thursday night
after its closure due to
landslides and shooting
stones triggered by
heavy rain at several
places in Ramban dis-
trict, officials said.
New Delhi (PTI): If
an airline feels a dis-
abled passenger's
health is likely to de-
teriorate during a
flight, it must consult
a doctor at the air-
port and take an ap-
propriate decision
on whether boarding
should be denied to
the flyer or not, avia-
tion regulator DGCA
said on Friday
.
If the airline then
decides to deny
boarding to the disa-
bled passenger, it will
have to immediately
inform the passenger
in writing and men-
tion the reasons in
that note, the Directo-
rate General of Civil
Aviation(DGCA)said
in a statement.
The regulator had
proposed the afore-
mentioned regula-
tions on June 3, six
days after it had im-
posed a fine of Rs 5
lakh on IndiGo for de-
nying boarding to a
disabledboyatRanchi
airport on May 7.
IndiGo had on May
9 said the boy was de-
nied permission to
board the Ranchi-
Hyderabad flight as
he was visibly in
panic. After the boy
was prohibited from
boarding, his parents
also decided not to
enter the plane.
The DGCA had
asked the public to
send their comments
on the proposed
amendmentsbyJuly2.
Airlines can’t deny
flying disabled sans
doctor’s nod: DGCA
Bhopal (PTI): The Ma-
harashtra state trans-
port bus driver's at-
tempt to overtake re-
sulted in the vehicle
plunging into the Nar-
mada river in Madhya
Pradesh, in which 12
passengers were killed
earlier this week, police
said on Friday
.
The accident had oc-
curred on July 18 be-
tween Khalghat and
Thigari in Dhar district
of Madhya Pradesh. Of
the 12 deceased, seven
passengers hailed from
Maharashtra, four
from Rajasthan and one
from Indore.
As per the probe, the
accident took place after
the man at the wheel
tried to overtake a truck
running ahead of it. In
the process, the driver
increased the speed of
the bus, but lost control
over the vehicle, which
fell into the river after
breaking off the railings
on the bridge, district
superintendentof police
(SP)inMP'sKhargone,D
S Yadav, told PTI.
The police have re-
corded the statement of
a man, who was going
on a motorcycle behind
the bus when it fell into
the river. He is the only
witness of the accident,
he said. It was he who
informed the police
about the mishap.
Driver’s bid to overtake led to bus falling in
Narmada river that killed 12: MP police
Ahtesham Siddiqui
Lucknow: In Uttar
Pradesh, out of 18 divi-
sions of 75 districts of
the state, 15 divisions
have Director IAS offic-
ers as commissioners,
whereas only 3 divi-
sions are occupied by
IAS officers.
Out of that, IAS
Dinesh Kumar Singh,
commissioner of Chi-
trakoot division and Dr.
Ajay Shakar Pandey,
commissioner of Jhan-
si division, are retiring
in July 2022. That’s why
there is a discussion in
the corridors of the bu-
reaucracy that it may
be that IAS Yogeshwar
Ram Mishra, who has
been the DM of Vara-
nasi, may be appointed
as Commissioner of
Varanasi.
Notably, Director
IAS officers have the
responsibility of a
very large circle which
includes Agra, Ali-
garh, Ayodhya, Azam-
garh, Bareilly, Devipa-
tan (Gonda), Gorakh-
pur, Kanpur, Lucknow,
Meerut, Moradabad,
Prayagraj, Saharan-
pur, Varanasi.
Yogeshwar Mishra touted
to be Vns commissioner?
First India Bureau
Lucknow: 18 IPS offic-
ers, of DIG rank, have
been transferred in UP.
These include IPS Sab-
haraj as DIG SCRB Luc-
know, Swami Prasad as
DIG Special Investiga-
tion Cell Lucknow, Sau-
mitra Yadav as DIG 112
Lucknow, Ramesh DIG
Intelligence Headquar-
ters Lucknow, Baburam
DIG CB-CID, Dayanand
Mishra DIG Food Cell,
Yogesh Singh DIG Wom-
en and Child Protection
Organization Lucknow
and Geeta Singh DIG
Prosecution Lucknow.
18 IPS officers
transferred in UP
New Delhi (PTI): The
government is not con-
sidering extending the
last date for filing in-
come tax returns as it
expects most returns to
come in by the due date
of July 31, a top official
said on Friday
.
Revenue Secretary
Tarun Bajaj said over
2.3 crore income re-
turns were filed by July
20 for fiscal 2021-22 and
the numbers are pick-
ing up. Last fiscal (2020-
21), about 5.89 crore
ITRs were filed by the
extended due date of
December 31, 2021.
Now on a daily basis,
we are getting between
15 lakhs to 18 lakh re-
turns. This will slightly
go up to 25 lakh to 30
lakh returns, he told
PTI. Typically, return
filers wait till the last
day to file returns.
No plan to
extend deadline
for filing IT
returns: Rev secy
Itanagar (PTI): Bodies
of four people from As-
samwerefoundinadeep
gorge in Arunachal
Pradesh's West Kameng
district on Friday
, a po-
lice officer said.
They were members
of different motorcycle
riding clubs of Assam,
and were on the way to
Tawang in a car, he said.
Their families lost con-
tact after they entered
Arunachal Pradesh on
July 19, he added. The
deceasedwereidentified
as Nayan Basumatari
(30)andBedantaBorma-
hela (30) -- both from Na-
gaon, Hirak Boro (32)
from Sonapur in Kam-
rup and Sanjiv Das (34)
of Rangapara in Sonit-
pur district.
Assam bikers,on way to Arunachal’s
Tawang,found dead in deep gorge
PERMANENT SEAT HIGHEST PRIORITY
Haridwar (PTI): Eight people were arrested for
offering ‘namaz’ at a weekly market in Uttara-
khand’s Haridwar, police said on Friday.
The accused were later granted bail by the sub-
divisional magistrate’s (SDM) court, they said.
Following a tip-off, Nizam (22), Nasim (52),
Sajjad Ahmad (50), Mursalin (38), Ashraf (45),
Asgar (37), Mustafa (35) and Ikram (47) were ar-
rested in Shivalik Nagar colony late on Thursday
evening for offering ‘namaz’ at a weekly market,
Superintendent of Police (City) Swatantra Kumar
said. They were arrested under Section 151 of
the Criminal Procedure Code (design to commit
any cognisable offence) and produced before the
SDM’s court. The court gave them a warning and
granted them bail, he said.
8 HELD FOR OFFERING NAMAZ
IN PUBLIC, RELEASED
Over 10 people are seen in a waiting room where they completed
the prayers.
The accident had occurred on July 18 between Khalghat and Thigari
in Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. —FILE PHOTO
—FILE
PHOTO
The victims Nayan Basumatari, Bedanta Bormahela, Hirak Boro
and Sanjiv Das.
Tarun Bajaj
Om Prakash Rajbhar
A woman receiving covid vaccine at a medical centre.—FILE PHOTO

NEWS
07
First India Bureau
Jaipur:Chief Secretary
Usha Sharma, while ad-
dressing a review meet-
ing on the preparations
for the Rajasthan Invest-
ment Summit 2022 at the
Secretariat here on Fri-
day, said that all the de-
partments should work
in coordination to make
the event a success. It
will be held in JECC on
October 7 and 8.
Sharma said that the
state is known for its
hospitality. “We should
work to make the sum-
mit a success not just at
the national level but
also at the internation-
al level. Officers of the
departments concerned
should work on mission
mode,” she said.
She said that prepara-
tions with proper moni-
toring, including arriv-
al, accommodation, food
arrangements, trans-
portation,sitevisits,cul-
tural programmes dur-
ing the summit should
be done well. She asked
officers for beautifica-
tion of Jaipur, wide pub-
licityof thesummit.Ad-
ditional CS, Industries
Dept, Vinu Gupta said
that 10 committees have
been formed.
Depts must work on mission mode: CS
RAJASTHAN INVESTMENT SUMMIT 2022
BJP TO ISSUE BLACK PAPERAGAINST
STATE GOVT ON URBAN LOCAL BODIES
BJP leaders targeted Congress govt fiercely for doing politics of vengeance
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: A decision was
taken to issue a black
paper against the Ge-
hlot government dur-
ing the workshop of the
people’s representa-
tives associated with
the corporations and
local urban bodies of
the state held at the
BJP headquarters on
Friday. The leaders tar-
geted Congress govern-
ment fiercely for doing
politics of vengeance.
JMCG Mayor Dr
Somya remained con-
spicuous by her ab-
sence there were
talks of her being dis-
pleased. However, it
was told she was un-
well. The workshop
was inaugurated by
State President Dr Sat-
ish Poonia and Deputy
Leader of Opposition
Rajendra Rathore
where GS Chan-
drashekhar was also
present. Separate ses-
sions in the workshop
which were addressed
by Poonia, Rathore
Leader of Opposition
Gulab Chand Kataria.
During the work-
shop, the issue of prob-
lems being faced by the
representatives of civic
bodies was also raised.
CM ASHOK
GEHLOT WORKS
ONLY FOR CREDIT:
SATISH POONIA
Dr Satish Poonia, Rajendra
Rathore, Chandrashekhar,
and Bhajanlal Sharma
inaugurating workshop. (inset)
representatives of local urban
bodies at the workshop.
Accusing CM Ashok
Gehlot of working
only for taking credit,
BJP state president Sat-
ish Poonia on Friday said
that there are all such
schemes of the central
government that should
have been implemented
on the ground for the
welfare of people in the
state. “You must have
seen the photo regard-
ing free vaccines. When
I went to get my dose,
I was surprised that the
smiling Gehlot was stick-
ing to the place where
PM Narendra Modi’s
photo should have
been,” he said, adding
that . Gehlot had nothing
to do with the vaccine.
He was addressing the
workshop of Panchayati
Raj representatives held
at the party’s state head-
quarters here.
Usha Sharma, Vinu Gupta and other officials during a meeting on
preparations for Rajasthan Investment Summit-2022.
SC notice on
obscene video
of minor in
Umaid Club
HC EMPLOYEES’
UNIONDEMANDS
SALARY HIKE
First India Bureau
Jodhpur: A notice has
been issued in the mat-
ter of making an ob-
scene video of a minor
in the bathroom of the
swimming pool of
Jodhpur’s prestigious
Umaid Club. The Ra-
jasthan High Court had
stayed the arrest of the
main accused and the
office bearers of the
Umaid Club.
Complainant filed a
petition in SC, which
was heard on Friday
and notice was issued.
The next hearing in the
matter will be on Au-
gust 12. A division
bench of SC Justices
BR Gavai and PS Nar-
asimha has issued no-
tice. A single bench of
HC Justice Pushpendra
Singh Bhati had issued
stay orders on July 19
on arrest of main ac-
cused. On April 24, ac-
cused Akash Chopra
had made an objection-
able video in the Umaid
club. A case was filed
against Umaid Club
President others.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Even after the
release of gazette noti-
fication in May 2013
and the amendment of
rules, the employees of
HC employees are not
getting increased sala-
ry. Raj HC Employees
Union Prez Rituraj
Sharma has demanded
hike in salary by giving
a report to CJ SS Shin-
de for salary hike.
Passengers upset by nonfunctional
Monthly Season Ticket facility
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Many changes
were made in train op-
eration during Corona.
After 2 years, railways
has resumed most of
the facilities related to
passengers. Even gen-
eral class tickets have
started in almost all
trains. But a facility re-
lated to local commut-
ers of monthly season
ticket (MST) is still not
fully functional due to
which passengers are
upset.
Passengers have now
started getting facili-
ties like sheet-blanket,
catering, simple tickets
etc. in trains. MST has
already started in some
trains, while in some
trains this facility is
not being provided to
the passengers. When
passengers take MST
from UTS on Mobile
Application of rail-
ways, they get MST for
all types of Mail, Ex-
press, Superfast trains.
Travel is allowed in
only 76 trains out of 160
on paper. Orders have
been given to issue
MST in these trains at
the ticket window
while MST is being is-
sued in all trains on
online UTS applica-
tion. There are about
2,000 MST holders in
Jaipur division.
Court grants relief to Allen in
‘breachofagreement’byteachers
50 MLAs in dist prison reforms panel
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In a petition
filed by Allen Career
Institute about teach-
ers leaving the insti-
tute and joining other
institutes, the Com-
mercial Court No. 1,
Jaipur granted ad-in-
terim stay in favour of
Allen by restraining 20
respondent teachers of
Allen Institute, who
shifted to Unacademy
by breaching the ser-
vice agreement.
The court also re-
strained the respond-
ents from divulging to
any other business any
confidential or propri-
etary information of
the applicant mainly
trade secret, course
materials, question pa-
pers, formulas, algo-
rithms etc.
It is pertinent to
mention here that over
50 teachers left Allen
Career Institute, to join
Unacademy. The Allen
Career Institute was
represented by Adv
Aditya Jain, Rohit
Jain, Neha Gyamlani
and Bhavya Golecha.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: More than 50
sitting former MLAs
have been nominated
as non-official mem-
bers for two years in
advisory boards consti-
tuted for district pris-
ons and women reform-
atories. Home depart-
ment issued orders.
Those who have been
nominated are Ramila
Khadia Kantilal Kat-
ara in Banswara, Amar
Singh and Sahab Singh
in Bharatpur, Gayatri
Devi and Manju Pokar-
na in Bhilwara, Gajraj
Khatana and Murli
Manohar Sharma in
Dausa, Rakesh Pareek
and Suresh Tank in
Ajmer, Johri Lal Meena
and Babulal in Alwar,
Nirmala Sahariya and
Panachand Meghwal
in Baran, Mevaram
Jain and Madan Praja-
pat in Barmer, Rajen-
dra Bidhuri and Suren-
dra Jadawat in Chit-
torgarh, Krishna Poo-
nia and Bhanwarlal
Sharma in Churu.
Khiladi Lal Bairwa
Rohit Bohra have been
nominated in Dholpur,
Ganesh Ghoghra
Vallabh Ram Patidar in
Dungarpur, Jagdish
Chandra Gurmeet
Singh in Sri Gangana-
gar, Vinod Kumar
Amit Chachan in Ha-
numangarh, Alok
Beniwal, Gopal Mee-
na, Laxman Meena,
Rafeek Khan, Ganga
Devi Ved Prakash
Solanki in Jaipur, Ru-
param Abdullah Fa-
kir in Jaisalmer.
Apart from this,
Kiran Agarwal Ishita
Sharma nominated in
Ajmer, Manjesh Anju
Mittal in Bharatpur,
Kanhaiyalal Jhanwar,
Lalit Tejashwi in Bi-
kaner, Dinesh Chand
BairwaJugalKishore
Meena in Dausa, Malti
Sharma Himani
Santwani in Kota, Ad-
vocate Sangeeta Nagda
and Sharda in Udaipur.
Advocate Aditya Jain
POLICE VEHICLE ESCORTING DOTASRA
OVERTURNS, 4 COPS INJURED
Sikar: Police vehicle escorting PCC Chief Govind
Singh Dotasra overturned while trying to save
a cow that came in front of the vehicle in the
Ringas area. Four police personnel got injured in
the accident. They are being treated at a hospital.
Govind Singh Dotasra, however, is safe. He was
going from Sikar to Jaipur when the accident
occurred, confirmed Superintendent of Police
Kunwar Rashtradeep.
Jaipur: Jaipur will host Mining, Oil and Gas conclave
in the first week of August. Additional CS Mines
and Petroleum Subodh Agarwal during a high-level
meeting at Secretariat regarding the preparations
for the conclave, said the conclave will be attended
by experts officials of the country’s mining sector.
“Experts would brainstorm on the use of the latest
technology in mining and exploration of rich mineral
wealth in the country and the state. Besides, the cur-
rent scenario of mineral exploration and mining in the
country and future prospects will also be discussed.”
JAIPUR TO HOST MINING, OIL AND GAS
CONCLAVE, ACS MINES REVIEWS PREPS
Pali: Two persons including a retired RAS officer
were killed and two including a woman were injured
when the car overturned near
Jadan Shivpura police station
in the district. According to
the police, retired RAS officer
Ganpat Lal Chitara and his
relative Rajendra Kumar, res-
ident of Pratap Nagar, Jodh-
pur, were killed in the accident and Chitara’s wife
Kasturi Devi and son Yogesh Kumar were injured.
The trauma centre referred the injured to Jodhpur in
critical condition. —Subhash Trivedi
TWO INCLUDING EX-RAS KILLED AND TWO
INJURED AS CAR OVERTURNS IN PALI
NEWS DIGEST
Baran to soon
get a Saras
Dairy plant at a
cost of `50 cr
First India Bureau
Baran: A Saras Dairy
plant will be set up here
with a cost of Rs 50 cr.
Plant will be set up in
Batawda as per CM’s
budget announcement
for which mines Min
Pramod Jain Bhaya,
Zila Pramukh Urmila
Jain Bhaya, MLAs Nir-
mala Sahariya Pa-
nachand Meghwal ex-
pressed gratitude to
CM Gehlot. Officers
have inspected a land
in Batawda for project.
Meeting of milk pro-
ducers of dist was held
on Saturday where Zila
Parishad member
Pradeep Kabra was
made dist president of
Milk Producers Asso-
ciation. Kota Saras
Dairy MD Pramod
Charan informed land
has been inspected
near Batawda.
Man rapes 4-yr-old on
pretext of toffees,held
Abhinav Agrawal
Sawai Madhopur: A
man has been arrest-
ed for raping a four-
year-old girl here. Ac-
cording to Additional
Superintendent of
Police Rakesh Rajo-
ra, accused Manish
Bairwa lives in the
old city. According to
information, accused
is a mechanic and re-
pairs motorcycles.
The accused raped
the four-year-old girl,
living in the neigh-
bourhood, on the pre-
text of buying her
toffees. When the girl
reached home, she
told her family about
the incident. The
family filed a com-
plaint against the ac-
cused at the women’s
police station. A case
under the Pocso Act
was lodged and the
accused was arrest-
ed. The accused is be-
ing interrogated.
LEFT ABRUPTLY
3 new drug testing
labs in State at a cost
of `20 cr by August
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: The scope of
drug testing will in-
crease in the state to
clamp down on the ma-
fia. After a long wait of
about 10 years, now
drug labs are starting
in Jodhpur, Udaipur
and Bikaner in the first
week of August.
Sunil Sharma, Com-
missioner, Food Safety
and Drug Control, him-
self took over com-
mand of monitoring
setting of these labs.
After the introduction
of these three labs,
there will be a total of
four labs in state. Three
drug labs have been de-
veloped at a cost of
about Rs 20 crore.
Due to lack of drug
testing across the coun-
try, the booming busi-
ness of fake and sub-
standard quality medi-
cine is flourishing.
CM Ashok Gehlot an-
nounced the opening of
new drug testing labs in
Jodhpur, Udaipur and
Bikaner during his pre-
vious tenure.
Rajasthan’s only lab
is operated in Jaipur,
where 6000 drug sam-
ples are pending.
SAMPLES COLLECTED PENDENCY
YEARS OF SAMPLES TESTED NON PENDING
TESTING COLLECTED SAMPLES STANDARD SAMPLES
2015-16 4152 3751 197 4005
2016-17 4303 3689 182 4606
2017-18 4149 2861 300 5888
2018-19 3207 3464 206 5625
2019-20 5619 3742 193 7483
2020-21 5288 6409 155 6345
2021-22 5676 5928 171 6077
WOMEN POLICY-21
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First India Bureau
Jaipur: BJP has man-
agedtobreakintothefort
of CM Ashok Gehlot in
the presidential election
as two MLAs have cross-
voted for NDA candidate
Droupadi Murmu. The
names of the MLAs
haven’t been disclosed
yet, but doubts are being
raisedonanindependent
and an ally
. On the other
hand, the MLAs may
have got less votes, but in
termsof votevalue,Mur-
mu has been ahead from
Rajasthan. Droupadi
Murmu, who won the
Presidentialelection,has
got the votes of 75 MLAs
from Rajasthan while op-
position’s candidate
Yashwant Sinha got 123
votes. Cong MLA Bhan-
warlal Sharma and BTP
MLA Rajkumar Roth
didn’t vote as a total of
198 MLAs voted out of
200. After Shobharani’s
removal, BJP and RLP
had 73 votes, but instead
the candidate got 75.
Accordingtothepoliti-
cal math, Sinha should
have got 125 votes, but in-
stead he got 123. No one
canknowwhichMLAdid
cross voting because of
poll secrecy
. Sinha got
value of votes of MLAs
15,867 and votes of 6 MPs
at 4,200, both of which
combined have a vote
value of 20,067, which is
9,675 less than Murmu.
Despite the drag, Gehlot
didn’t let numbers game
be disturbed much.
A truly kind person is
one who loves people
more than they deserve.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Rajendra Chhabra
Jaipur: A million dollar
question, who will be ap-
pointed as the Secretary
to Vice-President, has
perplexed the state’s bu-
reaucracy and has be-
come a hot topic of dis-
cussion. It is assured
thatJagdeepDhankhar
willtakeoverthemantle
in August and then he
will have to appoint a
Secretary for himself.
It is believed that a
senior IAS officer, re-
tired or serving, will be
given the opportunity
. A
native of Rajasthan,
Jagdeep Dhankhar has
worked in Uttar
Pradesh, Haryana and
Delhi as well and he has
immenseconnectionsin
all the places. Therefore,
he can appoint a Secre-
tary for himself from
any of these states.
However, word is that
some officer from Ra-
jasthan,whowouldhave
had experience of work-
ing in Delhi, would be
given preference. The
namesthataredoingthe
rounds also features the
name of an IAS, who is
about to retire. Sources
claim that this officer
has had more than two
decade long association
with Dhankhar. Moreo-
ver, this IAS along with
his wife, had spent two
days in West Bengal Raj
Bhawan at Kolkata.
The other IAS from
Rajasthan is on central
deputation, but it is said
that he is not too happy
with the present assign-
ment. For this IAS, his
friends in Delhi are lob-
bying proactively.
Dhankhar himself is
extremely talented and
a hard taskmaster and
thus, it is natural that
he will appoint a Secre-
tary, who can walk
shoulder to shoulder
with him. Although
there are half a dozen
officers in the race.
Notably, when Late
Bhairon Singh Shekha-
wat was the Vice Presi-
dent, at that time, Ra-
jasthan cadre retired
IAS Anil Kumar was his
Secretary and second
retired officer from
state, KL Kochar, was
his OSD.
It is also an interest-
ing coincidence that the
responsibility of Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Bir-
la’s office is also in
hands of two Rajasthan-
based officers, IAS Sid-
dharth Mahajan and
RPS Rajeev Dutta.
Will ‘Vice-President’ Dhankhar appoint an
‘old friend’ Raj cadre IAS as his Secretary ?
Jaipur: Chief Minister Ashok
Gehlot has approved the proposal
to construct a new building of 125
residential capacity by expanding
the Mentally Depressed Women and
Child Welfare Rehabilitation Home
located at Jamdoli in Jaipur. For the
construction of this new building,
financial approval of Rs 7.85 crore
has also been given by CM Gehlot.
With the approval, 4 units of 12
boys and 5 units for 16 boys will
be constructed on the ground floor
in the proposed building, in which
there will be provision for 24 hours
medical facility and nursing care
along with care taker and neces-
sary facilities. 4 airy courtyards
for sports for physical and mental
development of children. Adminis-
trative room and other necessary
facilities will be constructed on the
first floor. The construction will be
done keeping in mind the rules rec-
ommended by the National Trust of
Persons with Disabilities. The build-
ing will also have a large dining hall
with kitchen, store and room for
occupational therapy.
It is to be mentioned that at present
a resettlement home of 250 capac-
ity is operating in Jamdoli in which
about 340 residents are benefiting
from the facility. But due to the
transfer of residents from other
institutions in this resettlement
home, the pressure of admission
remains. In view of this need, the
CM has taken a sensitive decision.
CM APPROVES `14.37 CRORE FOR
BAR COUNCIL OF RAJ IN JODHPUR
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot has
approved a proposal of
Rs.14.37 crore for the
construction of a new
building of Bar Coun-
cil of Rajasthan in the
premises of Rajasthan
High Court at Jodh-
pur. With this approv-
al, an auditorium,
strong room, electrical
room and staff room
etc. will be construct-
ed on the ground floor
along with rooms of
the secretary and of-
fice bearers and other
facilities of the Bar
Council will be devel-
oped. On its first and
second floors, council
chairman, vice chair-
man’s room, meeting
hall, library, driver
dormitory, multipur-
pose hall and office
etc. will be construct-
ed. The building will
be constructed by the
Rajasthan State Road
Development and Con-
struction Corporation
(RSRDC). In budget of
2022-23, a financial
provision of Rs 8.53 cr
was announced.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: With mur-
murs of a change of
command in Rajasthan
PCC doing the rounds,
now knowledgeable
sources from Delhi and
Jaipur have said that
PCC chief Govind Sin-
gh Dotasra may be ‘re-
placed’ sooner than
later. Word in the ‘rel-
evant party circles’ is
that minister BD Kalla
may be the new PCC
chief in place of Do-
tasra. However, it is not
just the Congress that
will undergo a change,
rather the BJP too may
tread on Congress’
path as it is being said
that the saffron party’s
state president may
also be changed. How-
ever, the similarities in
BJP and Congress
would be that Brahmin
face can be brought for-
ward in both the par-
ties. So it is believed
that new state presi-
dents of both the par-
ties can be announced
anytime.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Kedias- The
Kothi, a well-known pro-
ject of the city’s re-
nowned builder Kedia
Group, has now come on
the “radar” of the Spe-
cial Operations Group
(SOG). The SOG will
now investigate the seri-
ous allegations against
the Kedia Group of for-
cibly occupying the land
of the tenants with the
help of the local police.
Kedia’s The Kothi
project is being devel-
oped by Kedia Group in
village Sirsi and
Kishorepuracharan in
Jaipur. The Jaipur De-
velopment Authority
has approved this pro-
ject under Chief Minis-
ter Jan Awas Yojana,
but this project has
been in the news due to
several allegations in-
cluding forcible en-
croachment on the land
of the tenants. Now
SOG will investigate
this matter. Due to this,
SOG has called for the
entire files of the case
from the JDA.
There are several se-
rious allegations
against Kedia Group in
the case wherein it has
been said that with the
help of police and local
administration, 18
bighas of land of the
tenants is being forcibly
occupied and construct-
ed upon. Bouncers sent
by Kedia Group to take
possession of the land
beat up the elderly,
women and children of
the tenant family. Fur-
thermore, it is alleged
that due to the influence
of Kedia Group, the lo-
cal police of the area
registeredacaseagainst
the tenants for obstruct-
ing the work of the state
and that the project of-
fice has been built on
the land of Khasra num-
ber 308, which is being
said to be registered in
the name of Talai Wale
Bhomia ji. Additionally
,
it is also alleged that de-
spite the stay of the sub-
divisional officer on a
part of the land, the con-
struction activity is go-
ing on indiscriminately
and about 29 bighas of
land is being construct-
ed upon without the ap-
proval of JDA.
SOG has taken this
matter of real estate
very seriously due to
these serious allega-
tions. The matter came
under SOG’s radar after
a case was registered on
behalf of the cultivator
Yadav family in the
Kardhani police station
area regarding this mat-
ter. In the registered
case, there were allega-
tions of public en-
croachment on the land
of the cultivators with
the help of the police.
The investigation of the
case was handed over to
the Kalwar police sta-
tion. Now, this same
matter will be investi-
gated by SOG.
There is a furore in
the real estate sector
due to the request of
the Jaipur Develop-
ment Authority’s file
for the approval of this
project approved under
the Chief Minister’s
Jan Awas Yojana. What
role did the police or
JDA officer play in the
case, will come to the
fore in the investiga-
tion of the SOG.
After 3...
In view of the demand
of student organiza-
tions, and to increase
the understanding of
the democratic pro-
cess in the students, to
conduct student union
elections in universi-
ties and colleges. All
student organizations
should participate in
the election with en-
thusiasm and follow
the guidelines of the
respective college and
university.” Gehlot
also wished his best to
the students. Notably,
the last student union
elections were held in
2019.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: After a long
wait, 5 RAS officers
from Rajasthan have be-
came IAS. Among these
are Pukhraj Sain, Shru-
ti Bhardwaj, Arun Ku-
mar Purohit, Mukul
Sharma and Ajay Singh
Rathore. On Friday, the
Central Government is-
sued notification. These
officers have been pro-
moted under the vacan-
cy of the year 2021.
CM’S NOD FOR 125 RESIDENTIAL CAPACITY NEW BUILDING AT JAMDOLI
Dr BD Kalla to replace
GS Dotasra in PCC?
Centre issues promotion orders of 5 Raj RAS
Jaipur: Union Jal Shakti
Minister GS Shekhawat’s
‘stature’ has been increased
at Centre with Droupadi
Murmu’s victory in presiden-
tial polls. He ensured that
new MP, MLAs got proper
training, thus, NDA got
5 extra votes in Raj, which
can be seen as a ‘strategic
dent’ in UPA camp. Now,
congratulations are pouring
in for Singh from all corners.
“PM Modi BJP organisa-
tion had given me respon-
sibility. Everyone worked as
a team. The credit of such a
big victory goes to PM Modi
BJP organisation,” he said.
Tribal Leaders and MLAs including Jitendra Meena, Kanak Mal
Katara, Manoj Rajoria, Phool Singh Meena, Pratap Lal Gameti,
Amrit Lal Meena, Gopichand Meena, Babulalji Kharadi, Kailash
Chand Meena, Nanalal Ahari, Bannaram Meena, Surya Ahari,
Dinesh Meena, Jee Ram Meena, Rajendra Meena congratulate
and felicitate the newly elected President Droupadi Murmu
by presenting her the famous dessert of Alwar, Milk Cake, a
photograph of the deity ofthe Meena tribe Lord Minesh, a yellow-
coloured Rajasthani Odhni an bow arrow symbolizing tribal
bravery in New Delhi on Friday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Excited over
Droupadi Murmu’s vic-
tory as the President,
the BJP is now prepar-
ing to strengthen the ST
votebankbycelebrating
this victory among trib-
als. In view of this, a 41
km long ‘Vagad Tribal
Gaurav Pad Yatra’ will
betakenoutonJuly24to
25 in tribal-dominated
districts of Banswara
and Dungarpur. Along
with tribal society
BJP ST Morcha office
bearers,BJPStatePresi-
dentSatish Poonia,and
others will participate
in the yatra. According
to the proposed pro-
gramme,BJP’sSTMLAs
Satish Poonia, will be-
gin the yatra after dar-
shan at Maa Tripura
Sundari temple in Ban-
swara on July 24 end it
on July 25 at Beneshwar
Dham in Dungarpur
whereinMurmu’sPresi-
dential swearing-in cer-
emony will be telecast
live on an LED screen
for the tribals. Poonia
will spend the night
among tribals will ad-
dress the workshop of
the co-operative cell in
Udaipur at 1 pm today
.
STRENGTHENING ST VOTE BANK
BJP’s‘Vagad Tribal Gaurav Pad
Yatra’ in Banswara Dungarpur
The Yatra will be
held on July 24-25.
Dr Satish Poonia
others will take part
An auditorium, strong room, electrical room
staff room etc. will be built on the ground floor
BJP BREAKS INTO CONG’S FORT,
GETS 2 OPPOSITION VOTES!
SHEKHAWAT: CREDIT
OF SUCH A BIG WIN
GOES TO PM BJP
Kothi by Kedia, Investigation by SOG!
SOG calls for complete file of case
from JDA to investigate the allegations
of forcible occupation of tenants’ land
BJP too will play
the Brahmin card as
its state chief, says
the rumour-mill
Dr BD Kalla Govind Singh Dotasra
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Jaipur: With political parties
in Rajasthan at election
juncture, now Rajasthan
BJP is engaged in mak-
ing strategy and it is said
that some names will be
important in the upcoming
politics of BJP. At present,
there is a discussion in the
political corridors about 6 names i.e. Vasundhara Raje,
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Ashwini Vaishnaw, Arun
Chaturvedi, CP Joshi and Rajendra Gehlot.
BJP POLITICAL ECHELONS ABUZZ
WITH SIGNIFICANT CHANGES...
FROM P1…
Vasundhara
Raje
Gajendra S
Shekhawat

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Marvellous Mahima:
A rising star
The spectacular diva from Jaipur spoke
to City First about her journey as a
model. She also shared how
important it is to work hard in
the modelling world
tyle is something that
expresses who you are
in your way because
the joy of fashion is
also an art. City First
spoke to one such won-
derful soul Mahima
Sharma who believes that be-
ing genuine is the true expres-
sion of beauty
. Here are some
excerpts of that tete-a-tete.
Describe yourself for us. What
are the challenges that you
faced in the fashion industry?
My name is Mahima Sharma
and I am from the Pink City
i.e. Jaipur, Rajasthan. I always
dreamt of being a supermodel
from a very young age. There-
fore, I participated in Elite
Miss Rajasthan to pursue my
dreams and it allowed me to
fulfil my dreams as a model.
Being a government employee,
I found it very difficult to join
this industry. However, I am
thankful to my family and
friends who supported me. I
have devoted three years to
transforming myself into a
model. I am still learning
about the fashion industry. I
have given my heart and soul
to it to become a supermodel.
What inspired you to get into
the world of modelling?
I decided to be a model and no
one inspired me to join this
industry. However, I gained
many supporters, who in-
spired and supported me in
every step, after I joined this
industry
. I would like to thank
Gaurav Gaur for mentoring
me throughout this journey
.
Talk to us about the most
memorable moments in
your career.
There have been many memo-
rable moments in this jour-
ney
. One of the best moments
that I witnessed was when I
was awarded the best ramp
walk model in Rajasthan. I
am a government employee so
I do not get enough time to
pursue my dreams in model-
ling. Therefore, I have taken
a long leave to open my agen-
cy titled Elite Modeling School
to teach about modelling.
Any message for the
upcoming models?
I would like to share with the
upcoming models that it is a
wonderful industry and all
you need is an easy-going ap-
proach with a will to go the
extra mile. A genuine person
is more likely to be rebooked
for other shoots. Always re-
member that you are a part of
a team hence coordinate with
your team members well. You
will have to pull your weight
because nobody likes high-
maintenance divas.
S
JAIPUR, SATURDAY,
JULY 23, 2022
DHANUSHREE VYAS
cityfirst@firtsindia.co.in

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