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GO FIRST SUSPENDS
FLIGHTS TILL MAY 9,
MAY PAY `350 CRORE
New Delhi: Civil Aviation
regulator DGCA has asked
bankrupt airline Go First to
refund passengers for the
flights it has cancelled. Go
First has cancelled flights
till May 9 and sources said
that the refund amount is
around `350 crore.
2 TERRORISTS KILLED
IN ENCOUNTER IN
J&K’S BARAMULLA
Baramulla: Two terrorists
were killed after an
encounter broke out
between security forces
and terrorists in the
Baramulla district of J&K
on Thursday. This is 2nd
encounter in Jammu and
Kashmir in last 24 hours.
SENIOR DRDO OFFICIAL
HELD IN SUSPECTED
CASE WITH PAK LINKS
Pune: The Maharashtra State
Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS)
has arrested a senior DRDO
official in Pune, for allegedly
indulging in “wrongful
communication” with
Pakistan-based intelligence
operatives in a suspected
case of honey trap.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
GANGSTER DUJANA
KILLED IN ENCOUNTER
WITH UP STF TEAM
Meerut: Dreaded gangster
Anil Dujana alias Anil
Nagar (40) — who had
only recently came out of
jail on bail and had gone
absconding — has been
shot in a police encounter
by the UP Special Task
Force (STF) in Meerut.
CM Gehlot writes to PM Modi to release
funds for ST students’ scholarship scheme
First India Bureau
Jaipur: CM Ashok Ge-
hlot has written a letter
to PM Narendra Modi,
requestinghimtorelease
outstanding amount of
`730.81 crore, the central
govt’sshareinScheduled
TribesPostMatricSchol-
arship Scheme.
Gehlot has written
that for the educational
upgradation of Sched-
uled Tribe students, the
Scheduled Tribe Post
Matric Scholarship
Scheme is being run.
“According to the guide-
lines of the scheme, the
ratio between the centre
and the state is fixed at
75:25.Underthisscheme,
about 3 lakh applica-
tions are received in the
state every year, for the
payment of which about
`400 crore is required
every year, out of which
central share is about
`300 crore,” Gehlot said.
The Chief Minister
has written in the letter
that in financial yr 2022-
23, the state had fixed a
demand of `380.26 crore
(central share of `285.20
cr) on basis of applica-
tions received under
this scheme. Turn to P8
Outstanding amount of `730.81 crore, Central government’s share in Scheduled
Tribes Post Matric Scholarship Scheme stands pending, CM writes to PM Modi
PM Narendra Modi and CM Ashok Gehlot. —FILE PHOTO
PATNA HC STAYS
CASTE-BASED
SURVEY IN BIHAR
First India Bureau
Patna: Patna HC on
Thursday directed
the Nitish Kumar-led
government to stop the
caste-based survey in
the state with immedi-
ate effect. HC further
directed the govt to
ensure the safety of the
data collected by govt so
far. The division bench
of CJ K Vinod Chandran
and Justice Madhuresh
Prasad said: “We also
see from the notification
issued that the govern-
ment intends to share
the data with leaders of
different parties of the
state Assembly.”
8 of family killed in accident
while on way to Ajmer Sharif
Technician dies, 2 pilots hurt
as Army helicopter crashes
Whether I remain the CM or not, but will continue
to serve people of Rajasthan till last breath: Gehlot
Ziauddin Khan
Jaipur: Eight people of
same family died in a
road accident on Thurs-
day in Dudu police sta-
tion area of Jaipur dis-
trict. According to info,
a speeding tanker over-
turned on the car. There
were a total of 9 people
in the car, 1 child in-
jured. They were on
their way to Ajmer, situ-
ated Dargah of Khwaja
Moinuddin Chishti. A
biker was also injured
in the accident.
First India Bureau
Srinagar: A technician
was killed and two pi-
lots were injured after
an Advanced Light Hel-
icopter (ALH) Dhruv
with three people on
board crashed follow-
ing a “hard landing” in
J&K’s Kishtwar district
on Thursday
.
“A court of inquiry
has been ordered and
further details are be-
ing ascertained,” Army
official said. This is 3rd
incident involving an
ALHDhruvin2months.
Bhanwar S Charan and
PK Agarwal
Chittorgarh: Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
has said that whether
he remains the Chief
Minister or not, he will
continue to serve the
people of Rajasthan till
his last breath. He was
addressing a public
meeting after visiting
inflation relief camp at
Semalpura.
“I have been the
Chief Minister of Ra-
jasthan three times,
such a fortune is very
rare. All this is achieved
by service and one
should go while doing
service. Whether I hold
any position or not, I
will serve the people of
Rajasthan till my last
breath,” he said.
Gehlot also virtually
laidthefoundationstone
and inauguration of
about `60 crore includ-
ing Angarh Bavji and
Pannadhay Panorma.
On the statement giv-
en by the PM on the ban
on Bajrang Dal, Gehlot
said, “It is not only the
Hindus who belong to
the BJP
, but they belong
to us too. For BJP lead-
ers, Hindus are those
who vote for them.
Whether it is Bajrang
Dal or Popular Front, a
Muslim organization,
thereshouldbegoodpeo-
ple in all of them who
can do service work.”
A pilot being treated by Army
personnel and locals as he
sustains injuries after ‘ ALH
Dhruv’ crashed, at Marwah, in
Kishtwar, J&K, on Thursday.
Top court closes case after noting
FIR registered against WFI chief
First India Bureau
New Delhi: The Su-
preme Court Thursday
closed the proceedings
in a plea that sought a
FIR against WFI chief
Brij Bhushan Sharan
Singh concerning sexu-
al harassment allega-
tions by several women
wrestlers. The apex
court closed the pro-
ceedings in the case af-
ter the Delhi Police reg-
istered two FIRs against
the BJP MP Brij Bhush-
an. A bench of CJI DY
Chandrachud, PS Nar-
asimha said petitioners
were at liberty to move
jurisdictional magis-
trate court or Delhi HC
in case they felt further
directions needed. P5
Ready to return our
medals and awards
but give justice, plead
protesting wrestlers
Bajrang Punia & Vinesh Phogat
speak to media on Thursday.
We will contin-
ue the protest
till WFI chief
Brij Bhushan is arrested.
We respect the supreme
court’s decision but it is
not a setback for us and
we will decide the future
course of action after
consulting our seniors.
—Bajrang Punia
The biggest issue in the country right
now is inflation and unemployment.
Efforts are being made to provide ben-
efits of various schemes by organizing inflation
relief camps to provide relief to the public. It is my
dream that by 2030, Rajasthan should become the
best state in the country. —Ashok Gehlot, CM
FRESH FLARE-UP IN MANIPUR
‘SHOOT-AT-SIGHT’
Moni Sharma
Imphal: The Manipur
Governor on Thursday
approved the state
home department’s
shoot-at-sight order af-
ter clashes broke out
across the state between
tribals and the majority
Meitei community
.
Meanwhile, Manipur
government has ap-
pointed retired IPS of-
ficer Kuldiep Singh as
its security advisor in
view of the spiralling
violence between trib-
als and the majority
Meitei community in
the state, sources said.
Governor authorised
all DMs, SDMs and Mag-
istrates to issue shoot at
sightordersin“extreme
cases” whereby forms
of persuasion, warning,
reasonable force, etc
had been exhausted un-
der provisions of law
under CrPC, 1973.
Around 500 person-
nel of the Rapid Action
Force, a riot control po-
lice, have been flown
into Imphal. They join
the army, Assam Rifles,
Central Reserve Police
Force and police, who
have been struggling to
contain violence. P5
My State is
burning,
kindly help.
—Mary Kom,
Boxing Champion
PEOPLE SHIFTED
TO SAFE HOMES
WHAT LED TO
THE PROTEST?
AMIT SHAH SPEAKS
TO CM BIREN SINGH
Over 9,000 people have
been evacuated from
violence-hit areas. A
defence spokesperson
said around 5,000 people
have been shifted to
safe homes in Chura-
chandpur, another 2,000
people were shifted in
Imphal Valley, and 2,000
people in border town of
Moreh in Tenugopal dist.
CURFEW IMPOSED IN MEITEI-
DOMINATED WEST REGIONS
Curfew has been imposed in Meitei-dom-
inated Imphal West, Kakching, Thoubal,
Jiribam, and Bishnupur districts, and
tribal-dominated Churachandpur, Kang-
pokpi, and Tengnoupal districts.
The violence started on
Wednesday during a
protest march by tribals
against a Manipur HC
order backing inclusion of
non-tribal Meities in list of
Scheduled Tribes. Though
Meities comprise 64% of
State’s population, they
occupy 10% of territory as
non-tribals are not allowed
to buy land in hill areas.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday spoke to
Manipur CM N Biren Singh and took stock of the situ-
ation in the state where violence broke out during a
tribal agitation. The Centre, which is monitoring
the situation in Manipur, has also dis-
patched teams of the RAF for deployment
in violence-hit areas of NE State.
Manipur Governor has authorised all DMs, SDMs and Magistrates to issue shoot-at-sight
orders in “extreme cases”, govt appoints ex-CRPF chief Kuldiep Singh as security advisor
Vehicles and houses set ablaze after violence broke out between tribals and non-tribals during ‘Tribal Solidarity March’ called by the ATSUM, in Imphal on Thursday.
 TRIBALS PROTEST
TURNING VIOLENT
 5-DAY BAN ON
MOBILE INTERNET
 SECTION 144 IN
MANY DISTRICTS
 55 INDIAN ARMY
COLUMNS DEPLOYED
The situation in the
state was moving
towards normal. The
government is taking
all measures to
maintain the law
and order. We are
committed to
protecting the lives
and property of all
our people.
—N Biren Singh,
Chief Minister
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Jaipur Collector Prakash
Purohit, Rajeev Pachar
and others visit accident
site on Thursday.
CM Ashok Gehlot being felicitated
in Semalpura, Chittor on Thursday.
RESIGNED AS NCP CHIEF FOR
PARTY’S FUTURE, SAYS PAWAR
Mumbai: Two days after resigning as the Nationalist
Congress Party (NCP) president, Sharad Pawar on
Thursday met protesting party workers in Mumbai and
said that he took the decision for “future of the party”.
ADANI PORTS SELLS MYANMAR
PORT FOR A DISCOUNTED $30 MN
New Delhi: Adani Ports and Special Economic
Zone Ltd (APSEZ) on Thursday said it has
concluded the Myanmar Port sale for a total
consideration of $30 million.
PAKISTAN FOREIGN MINISTER
ARRIVES IN INDIA FOR SCO MEET
Panaji: Pakistan foreign minister Bilawal Bhutto
Zardari arrived in Goa on Thursday to attend a
conclave of the SCO, the first such high-level visit to
India from the neighbouring country since 2011.

RAJASTHAN
JAIPUR | FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2023
02
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Over 1.43 lakh
new voters have been
registered in the sec-
ond quarter of the cur-
rent year in Rajasthan.
Chief Electoral Of-
ficer Praveen Gupta
said that a total of 1,43,
638 voters including
67,311 female and 76,308
male voters have been
registered. Gupta said
that the work of revis-
ing the voter list is go-
ing on continuously in
the state.
Gupta said that the
names of 68,043 voters
have been deleted from
the electoral rolls on the
basisof theapplications
received for the same.
Similarly
, a total of 1,
90,263 applications have
been received for
amendment under
Form 8. The Chief Elec-
toral Officer said that
the voters are being mo-
tivated to get their
names added to voter
list through online por-
talNVSP
,VoterHelpline
App & Garuda App.
It is noteworthy that
the new forms of the
Election Commission
of India for adding, de-
leting or modifying
names in the voter list
areeffectivefromAug1,
2022, and the applicants
who are completing 18
years of age on July 01
and Oct 01, 2023, are
also youths. You can
submit your claims in
advance in Form 6.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Malviya Nagar
MLA Kali Charan Saraf
on Thursday gheraoed
the Bajaj Nagar Police
Station over the alleged
beating incident with lo-
cal councillor Mahesh
Saini Bacchu at the office
of Ward No. 129 coun-
cilor office. The council-
lor was allegedly beaten
by Congress workers.
Kalicharan Saraf
called DCP Gyanchand
Yadav to the police sta-
tion and said that an FIR
should be registered
against the concerned
people and action should
be taken immediately by
arresting them. DCP Ya-
dav assured that proper
action will be taken after
registering FIR in the
matter. The MLA also
threatened that if strict
action is not taken with-
in three days, then he
will stage protest outside
DCP office.
Ashish Aman
Niwai (Tonk): The sani-
tation workers under the
Niwai Municipality on
Thursday took out a ral-
ly and protested against
the Nagar Palika deci-
sion to not take the ser-
vices of sanitation work-
ers who are not from the
Valmiki Community
.
Safai Karamchari Un-
ion President Rakesh
Patan and other sanita-
tion workers reached the
municipality office from
the Niwai bus stand and
raise their demands.
In Niwai, there is re-
sentment among sanita-
tion employees for not
providing services to the
employees of the non-
Valmiki community, due
to which the Niwai Safai
Karamchari Union are
on strike. The EO Ma-
hima Dangi informed
that according to the
rules, she has issued no-
tices to the employees of
the non-Valmiki commu-
nity and action is being
taken against them as
per rules.
Over 1.43L new voters registered in Raj
ELECTORAL ROLL UPDATION
lll
Out of 1,43,638
voters, there are
67,311 female
and 76,308
male voters
reigstered in
second quarter
of current year
in Raj, says
Praveen Gupta
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सक्िव
MLA Kalicharan Saraf along with locals having discussion with DCP
Gyanchand at Bajaj Nagar Police Station in Jaipur on Thursday.
Sanitation workers led by Rakesh Patan at Municipality office in
Niwai on Thursday. Municipality chairman Dilip Israni and Executive
Officer Mahima Dangi and other were present.
BJP State President CP Joshi addressing the gathering in Sawai Madhopur on Thursady. LoP Rajendra Rathore, Former Parliamentary
Secretary Jitendra Gothwal, Tonk-Sawai Madhopur MP Sukhbir Singh Jaunpuria, State Vice-President Mukesh Dadhich along with
Asha Meena, Man Singh Gurjar, Shravan Singh, and others were also present on the occasion.
During Jan Aakrosh Mahagherao, BJP leaders jumped the barricade
and entered the Collectorate in Sawai Madhopur on Thursday.
Rajendra Rathore, CP Joshi sharing verbal spat with
collector Suresh Kumar in Sawai Madhopur on Thursday.
BJP gheraos Collectorate in
SMadhopur,clasheswithcops
Lokesh Tatwal
Sawai Madhopur:
BJP leaders lashed out
fiercely against the
Congress govt in front
of the Collectorate dur-
ing the Jan Aakrosh
Mahagherao at Ambed-
kar Circle on Thurs-
day. After the general
meeting, BJP leaders
tried to go inside the
Collectorate where a
clash was witnessed
between the police and
the BJP leaders.
Addressing the gen-
eral meeting, Joshi said
that the Congress gov-
ernment is involved in
corruption and misgov-
ernance. “In Rajasthan,
the public is being mis-
led on every issue. The
state president attacked
the MLA for not sack-
ing the Sawai Mad-
hopur chairman,” he
said, talking about ban-
ning Bajrang Dal in
Karnataka.
Leader of Opposition
Rajendra Rathore said
that Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot is consid-
ering those who voted
in Rajasthan at the be-
hest of Sachin Pilot as
traitors. “The state gov-
ernment is insecure of
its own people and is
battling internal strife.
The game of ‘I am not a
hero but a villain’ is go-
ing on in the govt.
Congress government in Raj is involved in corruption, misgovernance: CP Joshi
CPJOSHISENDSMEMORANDUMTOGOVERNOR
MISHRA, SEEKS ACTION ON CONG LEADERS
‘...YOU ARE SERVANT OF GOVT, NOT OF CONG’
MIFFED RATHORE TELLS SWMR COLLECTOR
Jaipur: BJP State President CP Joshi has written a
letter to the Governor objecting to certain videos played
against PM Modi on the TV screen at a relief camp or-
ganized in the Panchayat Samiti premises in Dausa. In
the camp, a video message ‘Modi Hatao-Desh Bachao’
was screened which was objected by BJP workers who
raised anti-Gehlot govt slogans. Speeches given by AAP
leaders against Modi were also played in the camp to
tarnish the image of the PM, Joshi said. He demanded
from CM to take action against administrative officials
and Congress public representatives in this matter.
On Thursday, LoP Rajendra Rathore got angry on
Sawai Madhopur collector and questioned wheth-
er the official was a Collector of Cong or a Collector of
the Raj govt? Rathore, along with BJP state chief CP
Joshi, had reached the Collectorate to submit memo-
randum along with other party leaders, however, the
administration did not even leave the entry point in the
collectorate. Moreover, neither did the collector or the
ADM himself come to the door. Rathore said, “If you
had not come, you could have sent the peon also. We
would have given our memorandum to peon as well. I
have seen such an incident for the first time in my life.”
MLASarafprotestsoutside
BajajNagarPoliceStation
Sanitation workers take out
rally, stage protest in Niwai
APPRECIATING CLEANLINESS EFFORTS OF TEAM-9
Team members of Team-9
met Governor Kalraj
Mishra at Raj Bhavan in
Jaipur onThursday.During
this, MP Ramcharan
Bohra was also present.
Governor Kalraj Mishra
appreciated the work of
Team-9, doing the work
of cleanliness on their
own.The team is doing
voluntarily cleanliness
drive in their wards from
last 3,178 days.
Nursing official,one
other nabbed by ACB
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The Anti-Cor-
ruption Bureau on
Thursday arrested a sur-
veyor of ICICI Prudential
Life Insurance and nurs-
ing officer of govern-
ment hospital- Pratap
Nagar, Jodhpur while
takingabribeof Rs50,000
in cash and a cheque of
Rs 3.70 lakh.
ADG (Addl. Charge Di-
rector General) of ACB
Hemant Priyadarshy in-
formed that surveyor of
ICICI Krishna Kumar
Meena, nursing officer
Satyendra Panchal and
another person were de-
manding a bribe of Rs
4.20 lakh as 25% commis-
sion to release the claim
against death of his rela-
tive. After verification of
the complaint, a trap was
laid and Meena and Pan-
chal were arrested by a
team of ACB.
The fourth accused,
Naresh Kumar Kalal,
managed to escape as
soon as he got the infor-
mation about the ACB ac-
tion.Heisbeingsearched.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The sarpanchs
from across the state,
under the aegis of Ra-
jasthan Sanyukt Sar-
panch Sangharsh Sami-
ti, protested at Shaheed
Samarak on Thursday
over their long pending
demands. Chief Spokes-
person of Sangharsh
Samiti Rafiq Pathan in-
formed that the sar-
panchs of Rajasthan
have been agitating for
the past several days
over their demands.
“ M e m o r a n d u m s
were also given to the
Chief Minister, minis-
ters, officers and MLAs
and MPs, while the sar-
panchs have boycotted
work in the whole of
Rajasthan from April
20. If our demands are
not met, more than
15000 sarpanches of the
state will take out a ral-
ly from Shaheed Sa-
marak to CM’s resi-
dence on May 15,” said
Rafiq Pathan.
Sarpanchsprotestoverpendingdemands
Sarpanchs agitating at Shaheed Smarak in Jaipur on Thursday.
JDA action on 3
illegal colonies
being set up on
agriculture land
CBN official in ACB
net with `2.12L
in Chittorgarh
Jaipur (FIB):Theen-
forcement wing of
JDA on Thursday
took action against
three illegal colonies
which were being de-
veloped on agricul-
turelandwithoutnec-
essary approvals.
“The first action
took place in Inder-
garh village of Jam-
waramgarh in Zone-
13 wherein a colony
was being developed
on 50 bighas of land.
The second action
take place in Hirawa-
la village of Zone-10
where a Nullah was
being encroached.
Similarly, third ac-
tion was taken in vil-
lage Lalwas where il-
legal construction,
gravel road were re-
moved on 4 bighas of
agricultural land,”
said an official.
Jaipur (FIB): A team
of ACB in Kota has re-
covered Rs 2.12 lakh in
cash from the car of an
officer of Central Bu-
reau of Narcotics post-
ed in Chittorgarh. Arun
Kumar (48), a resident
of Narcotics Colony
Kota currently posted
as District Opium Of-
ficer in Block I Chittor-
garh, could not give a
satisfactory answer of
the amount. It is sus-
pected that amount was
extorted from opium
cultivators of the area.
Additional SP Vijay
Swarnakar said that
the matter is being fur-
ther probed, the ACB
official said.

Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Former discus
thrower and Congress
MLA Krishna Poonia
on Thursday came out
in support of the wres-
tler’s protest at Jantar
Mantar and took out a
protest march from Ra-
jasthan University to
Gandhi Circle seeking
action against Wres-
tling Federation of In-
dia (WFI) President and
BJP MP Brij Bhushan
Sharan Singh.
While speaking to
media persons, Krishna
Poonia said, “The
daughters who won
medals for the country
at the international
level and raised its pres-
tige are being forced to
cry on streets and stage
protests. Questions are
being asked to the wres-
tlers many times and
the person on whom the
POCSO Act has been
imposed is comfortably
giving interviews,” said
Krishna Poonia.
“BJP and other politi-
cal parties are making
comments on social me-
dia about the castes of
the protesters, which is
unfair. The entire BJP is
engagedinsavingitsMP
and if there was a com-
monmaninplaceof Brij
Bhushan Singh, he
would have been behind
bars long ago,” Poonia
added,whoisalsoChair-
person of Rajasthan
State Sports Council.
RAJASTHAN
03
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: JDA commis-
sioner Ravi Jain has
directed all zone deputy
commissioners to take
a decision on regulation
of colonies only after
proper verification.
He said that the offic-
ers should not be in a
hurry to give the lease.
The JDC was review-
ing the progress of
Prashasan Shahron ke
Sang in a meeting here.
He asked officers to
prepare a list of colo-
nies which are fit for
regulation.
He also said that the
plots for which leases
have not been issued
should be identified and
the concerned plot hold-
ers should be informed
about this.
It may be noted that
the JDA has got
the target of distrib-
uting 1.5 lakh leases
in the campaign. Out
of this, JDA has is-
sued 1 lakh leases.
The JDC also held a
meeting regarding
JDA’s land bank and in-
structed zone deputy
commissioners to iden-
tify plots for auction. He
also directed to create
residential, commer-
cial, institutional and
industrial schemes.
Don’t give land lease in haste: JDC
OFFICIALS DIRECTED
Poonia lends support to wrestlers
Demanding Brij Bhushan’s arrest, MLA Krishna Poonia, others hold protest at Jantar Mantar
Krishna Poonia, Ritu Barala and others take out protest march in Jaipur on Thursday. —PHOTOS BY SUNIL SHARMA
AAP terms Centre action
against wrestlers ‘barbaric’
Jaipur: The State unit
of Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP) on Thursday ex-
tended their support to
the ongoing protest of
wrestlers at Jantar Man-
tar. While addressing a
press conference, AAP
State President Naveen
Paliwal said that the
Central government has
taken barbaric action
against the wrestlers
who were protesting
peacefully on Wednes-
day
. “In such a situation,
if the government does
not take action against
the accused, then the
AAP will protest on the
streets. The party will
create public awareness
in support of the wres-
tlersagainsttheCentre,”
said Naveen Paliwal.
Go First extends flight cancellations till May 9
Kashiram Choudhay
Jaipur: GoFirst air-
line, which is going
through a financial cri-
sis, has cancelled its
flights until May 9.
Three flights of GoFirst
operate from Jaipur
airport. These include
flights from Jaipur to
Bangalore, Goa and
Mumbai. Earlier, the
airline management
had cancelled flight op-
erations from May 3 to
5. But now it has been
extended.
However, the airline
has said to give full re-
funds to all its passen-
gers. The DGCA has
also directed the airline
management to provide
full assistance and re-
fund to the passengers.
New flight op from May 15
Jaipur: A new airline
will start flight opera-
tions from the Jaipur
internationalairport.At
present, seven domestic
airlines operate flights
fromJaipurairport.Star
Airwillbetheeighthair-
line to operate regular
flights.StarAirwillstart
flights to Belgaum from
May 15. Belgaum, also
known as Belagavi, is in
Karnataka and close to
Goa. So, air passengers
travellingfromJaipurto
Goa will have another
option. Star Air will
start operations with
only one flight. The air-
line will operate flights
with a 50-seater aircraft.
Star Air operated flights
from Kishangarh and
Jodhpur airports in the
state before Jaipur.
Miscreants loot
`5L from bank in
Jamwa Ramgarh
First India Bureau
Jamwa Ramgarh:
In a daylight rob-
bery, two masked
miscreants looted
around Rs 5 lakh
from the Rajasthan
Marudhara Gramin
Bank branch located
in Saypura of Jam-
wa Ramgarh town
on Thursday.
Police informed
the armed miscre-
ants entered the
bank at around 2:35
pm and held the bank
officials hostage at
gunpoint.
“Within 15 min-
utes, the miscreants
looted Rs 5 lakhs
from the bank and
fled away. Three
bank officials were
present when the in-
cident took place.
The bank officials
informed the police,
following which, po-
lice barricading of A
category was done in
the area. However,
the miscreants could
not be nabbed till
late Thursday even-
ing,” police said.
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
In the CCTV footage, armed miscreants are seen holding
bank staff hostage on Thursday.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The State Gov-
ernment has constitut-
ed an Advisory-cum-
State-Level Authorisa-
tion Committee for Hu-
man Organ and Tissue
Transplantation.
Principal of Sawai
Man Singh Medical
College Dr Rajeev
Bagrahatta will head
the committee while
Dr Ramgopal Yadav, Dr
Anurag Dhakad, Bhav-
na Jagwani, Aparna
Sahay, Superintendent
of SMS Hospital and
Deputy Director (Ad-
ministration) will be
appointed as members.
The office bearers
of the state-level
committee will have a
maximum tenure of
two years.
RR VS GT TODAY
Ashish Nehra, Ravi Sai Kishore and other players practise
at SMS Stadium on Thursday. Also seen is Gary Kirsten,
coach of Gujarat Titans. —PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
K’TAKA GUV AT KHATU SHYAM
Khatu Shyam Temple Committee member Shyam Singh Chauhan presenting the portrait of
Baba Shyam to Karnataka Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot on Thursday.
Lower court’s order termed‘legal
error’; three accused get relief
2019 KANOTA GANGRAPE CASE
First India Bureau
Jaipur: In the Kanota
police station area gan-
grape case,
the Special
Court for
W o m e n
Harassment
cases can-
celled the May 12, 2022
order to set aside the
lower court’s FR pre-
sented by the police
and take cognisance,
considering the order as
a legal error.
Accused Deepesh
Chaturvedi, Kapil
Sharma and Dr Anurag
Sharma have got a big
relief after this. The
court said in the order
that the subordinate
court has passed the or-
der informally only by
looking at the sections
of the crime.
Advocate AK Jain
and Aditya Jain, ap-
pearing on behalf of
the accused Kapil Shar-
ma, said the police did
not admit any crime in
the investigation. The
woman did not present
evidence of anyone oth-
er than herself in the
protest petition.
Panel formed for Organ,
Tissue Transplantation
Names recommended
for President medal
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Chief Secre-
tary Usha Sharma held
a meeting on Thursday
where names have been
recommended for Po-
lice and President’s
Medal. The committee
headed by Sharma rec-
ommended the names.
After the final deci-
sion of Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot, the
Home Department will
release the names. Prin-
cipal Secretary Anand
Kumar, DGP Umesh
Mishra were also pre-
sent in the meeting.
Last week, DGP
Mishra said these offic-
ers made special con-
tributions towards the
improvement of sports,
training, general
administration, wel-
fare and supervision
activities in their re-
spective capacities.
Chief Secretary Usha Sharma
THREE FLIGHTS THAT GOT CANCELLED
 Flight G8-3122 from Jaipur
to Bangalore at 9:40 am
 Jaipur to Goa flight G8-953
at 12:35 pm
 Jaipur to Mumbai flight G8-
2608 at 11 pm
Ashok Gehlot @ashokgehlot51
When Rahul Gandhi told
about the harassment
of women he met during
the Bharat Jodo Yatra, the
Delhi Police started questioning him
regarding the information about those
women. Now at Jantar Mantar, the
champion daughters, who have made
the country proud, are demanding justice
by complaining about their harass-
ment, and instead of taking action on
their complaint, the Delhi Police is
torturing them. I strongly condemn
it. The Union Home Minister should
take cognisance of this.
Hanuman Beniwal
@hanumanbeniwal
The DelhiPolice and
Amit Shah, please
register a case and
take action against
those officials and
police personnel who
misbehaved with the
wrestlers of our country
at Jantar Mantar. We
can never forget this
insult of the players.
RU syndicate meet
cancelled to keep
VC powers intact
RCA deposits `10 cr GST
post CGST Dept survey
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
University’s syndicate
meeting got post-
poned. There was a
proposal to form a
V i c e - C h a n c e l l o r
search committee in
the meeting. Forming
a committee would put
an undeclared break
on the powers of the
existing VC. Keeping
this in mind, the syn-
dicate meeting was
cancelled. The tenure
of the current Vice-
Chancellor will end on
September 8.
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: The CGST de-
partment on Thursday
conducted a survey at
Rajasthan Cricket Asso-
ciation office in connec-
tionwithallegedforgery
of input tax credit of Rs
22crore.RCAcommitted
fraud in ITC claim of Rs
22 crore and after the ac-
tion, RCA deposited Rs
10 crore. The CGST is-
sued notices for RCA’s
fake claims and now the
CGST department is
probing RCA transac-
tions thoroughly
.
TheCGSTdepartment
had conducted survey of
accounts department in
RCA office on Thursday
on temporary office of
ticket selling agency
builtingreenbuildingof
RCA Academy
.
IPL match ticket at-
tracts 28% GST but
CGSTdepartmentfound
negligenceinmanyplac-
es.Morespectatorscome
to the stadium that has a
capacity of 22,000. More-
over, it has been learnt
that some papers of the
stadium being built in
Chop village has also
beentakenfromthetem-
porary office.

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l RNI NO. RAJENG/2019/77764.
Printed and published by Anita Hada
Sangwan on behalf of First Express Publishers.
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Published at 304, 3rd Floor, City Mall, Bhagwan
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Editor-In-Chief: Dr Jagdeesh Chandra
Editor: Anita Hada Sangwan responsible for
selection of news under the PRB Act
Voted today for the
Lucknow Municipal
Corporation elections
under the municipal
elections being held
in Uttar Pradesh. I
appeal to all voters
to cast their vote and
encourage others to
vote as well.
Rajnath Singh
@rajnathsingh
BJP’s slogan - People’s
empowerment through
people’s schemes.
The government of
Prime Minister Shri @
narendramodi ji is
continuously certifying the
upgradation and overall
development of every
sector of the society.
Kiren Rijiju
@KirenRijiju SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Warn divisive people
once, and then warn
them a second time.
After that, have nothing
to do with them.
—Bible
TOP
TWEETS
THE NEW PRIORITY
INVESTING IN THE STOCK MARKET
LIC’s IPO was the most
talked about. Among new-
age startups, the IPOs
of Paytm and Zomato
also created a lot of buzz.
Perhaps this was the main
reason that even when there
was a period of economic
recession during the Corona
epidemic, the Indian capital
market continued to grow
because a large number of
new investors joined the
Indian capital market
during that period
f we analyze the economic sav-
ings data of the Indian econo-
my, we can conclude that the
period between 2004 and 2010
was a prosperous era. This is
evident from the consistent
year-on-year increase in the
percentage of economic sav-
ings and GDP during this time
frame. Hence, it can be regard-
ed as a golden time for the In-
dian economy
.
In the year 2010, the econom-
ic savings was at 36.9 percent,
which was the highest level till
date, because during that time
the growth rate of the Indian
economy also increased rapidly
every year. Since the year 2011,
there has been a decrease in the
figures of economic savings
and the factors are the decrease
in the rate of economic growth,
rise in the inflation level and
the feeling of disappointment
with the political leadership in
the first few years. Meanwhile,
the COVID-19 pandemic
emerged as a worldwide crisis,
bringing with it unexpected
physical and economic chal-
lenges for the entire society.
During the year 2020-21, the
starting year of Corona, the
economic savings in the Indian
economy was 28 percent of GDP
because a large number of peo-
ple lost their jobs during the
lockdown, yet the positive trend
is evident from the fact that the
year 2021-22, Economic savings
remained above 30 percent of
GDP. That is, the behavior of
financial savings is continu-
ously intact among Indians.
It is worthwhile to mention
herethatoverthepastfewyears,
the banking sector has lost its
position as the primary point of
focus. Instead, there has been a
steady rise in the domestic sav-
ings of Indians, drawing atten-
tion away from the banking in-
dustry
. Therefore, it is self-evi-
dent that many other sources of
economic investment are be-
coming the priorities of the peo-
ple. For example, the prevalence
of insurance increased very
rapidly during the Corona epi-
demic. It is also necessary to
clarify here that life insurance
in India has always been a main
source of financial investment
along with banks. Every Indian
receives the treatment of finan-
cial investment in life insurance
asafamilyapproach.Duringthe
Corona epidemic, since physical
crises were very sudden and un-
certain, the practice of medical
insurance suddenly increased
rapidly in the society, but this
practice could not take a perma-
nent position as it saw a rapid
decrease in the next financial
year. This is a matter of great
concern for the insurance busi-
ness as to why insurance pene-
tration is still very low in India
today? During the year of Co-
rona Pandemic, it suddenly in-
creased from 3.8 percent to 4.2
percent. It should be known
that the global average figure of
insurance is 7 percent and in
many developed countries in-
cluding America, Britain etc. it
is above 10 percent. Insurance
companies must think in this
regard whether the cost of pre-
mium in Indian society is high
or not?
In recent times, there has
been a noticeable surge in the
flow of economic savings of In-
dians towards the Indian capital
market. This trend has been re-
ceiving significant attention
and recognition. According to
statistics, in the year 2021-22,
one million new investors were
associated with the Indian capi-
tal market, who made financial
investments through SIP (Sys-
tematic Investment Plan) in mu-
tual funds. Out of this more
than 4 percent of domestic sav-
ings has been seen towards the
Indian capital market during
one year itself. Both direct in-
vestment in equity and mutual
funds have emerged as a major
option. It would also be appro-
priate to mention here that in
the last financial year, the op-
tion of investing in a large num-
ber of IPOs was also available
for investment in the capital
market, through which compa-
nies raised a large amount of
capital from the Indian society
.
LIC’s IPO was the most talked
about.Amongnew-agestartups,
the IPOs of Paytm and Zomato
also created a lot of buzz. Per-
haps this was the main reason
that even when there was a pe-
riod of economic recession dur-
ing the Corona epidemic, the
Indian capital market contin-
ued to grow because a large
number of new investors joined
the Indian capital market dur-
ing that period. However, dur-
ing that point of time the first
priority of global investors was
India rather than China. It has
also been seen that the tendency
of Indians to invest in pension
and provident fund has also in-
creased a lot. However, the with-
drawal of the old pension
scheme is a political issue, due
to which there may be a change
in the attitude of the investors
under the new pension scheme
in the upcoming time.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
I
DR PS VOHRA
The author is Writer,
Columnist & Financial Expert
ACCORDING TO STATISTICS, IN THE YEAR 2021-22,
ONE MILLION NEW INVESTORS WERE ASSOCIATED
WITH THE INDIAN CAPITAL MARKET, WHO MADE
FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS THROUGH SIP
(SYSTEMATIC INVESTMENT PLAN) IN MUTUAL FUNDS
THE MARKET SCENE
IN RECENT YEARS
l In the year 2010, the eco-
nomic savings was at 36.9%,
which was the highest level
till date, because during that
time growth rate of the Indian
economy also increased rapidly
every year
l Since the year 2011, there has
been a decrease in the figures
of economic savings and the
factors are the decrease in the
rate of economic growth
l In 2020-21, the starting year of
Corona, economic savings in
the Indian economy was 28%
of GDP because a large number
of people lost their jobs, yet the
positive trend is evident from
the fact that the year 2021-22,
Economic savings remained
above 30% of GDP

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Paying homage to Badal, Shah calls him ‘Bhaichare Ka Sardar’
Badal (PTI): Union
Home Minister Amit
ShahonThursdaycalled
Akali Dal patriarch
Parkash Singh Badal
“Bhaichare Ka Sardar”
for fostering brother-
hood and dedicating his
life to Hindu-Sikh unity
.
Shah said the death of
Badalwasanirreparable
loss to not only Punjab
but also to the country
.
Stating that Badal
laid the foundation
stone of a new Punjab,
he lauded the five-time
Punjab chief minister
for always trying to
show the correct path.
“During the Emergen-
cy
, Parkash Singh Badal
firmly stood to protect
democracy. Whether it
was the Kargil War or
the fight against terror,
on every front, Badal
Sahab always stood like
a shield for the national
interest,” he added.
Shah, along with Lok
Sabha Speaker Om Bir-
la, Union Ministers Ga-
jendra Singh Shekha-
wat and Som Parkash
and senior BJP leader
Tarun Chugh, visited
Badal village in Mukt-
sar district to pay trib-
utes to Parkash Singh
Badal, who died on
April 25 at the age of 95.
Addressing a gather-
ing after taking part in
the ‘
Antim Ardas’, Shah
said the void created by
Badal’s death was diffi-
cult to fill. Badal lived
hislifelikean‘
Ajatashat-
ru’, the one without en-
emies, Shah said.
Speaker Om Birla
laudedBadalforcontrib-
uting to the prosperity
of Punjab. He said Badal
started his political ca-
reer as a sarpanch and
later became the Chief
Minister of Punjab. Bir-
la said Badal always
workedforthewelfareof
farmers, poor and weak-
er sections of society
.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla lauds Badal for contributing to the prosperity of Punjab
KARNATAKA ELECTIONS
Statewon’tforgiveCongforits
sinofdefamingBajrangDal:VHP
New Delhi (PTI): The
Congress is now realis-
ing that it has commit-
ted “a sin by defaming
Bajrang Dal” but the
people of Karnataka
will not forgive it, the
Vishva Hindu Parishad
(VHP) said on Thursday
.
The people of the
state will make the Con-
gress pay for its “sin” in
the May 10 assembly
polls, the VHP said and
demanded that Con-
gress president Mall-
ikarjun Kharge apolo-
gise to the Hindu socie-
ty and get his party
manifesto changed im-
mediately
.
The VHP’s remarks
came a day after senior
Congress leader and
former Karnataka
chief minister Veerap-
pa Moily said there was
no suggestion before
the party to ban Ba-
jrang Dal if elected to
power and that the par-
ty had promised action
against such organisa-
tions in its poll mani-
festo in the backdrop of
the Supreme Court’s
observations against
hate politics.
Bajrang Dal is the
youth wing of the RSS-
affiliated VHP.
Union Minister Shobha Karanadlaje, Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai, the party’s National
General Secretary (organisation) BL Santosh and others during a meeting for the preparation of
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow in the city, ahead of upcoming Karnataka assembly polls,
in Bengaluru, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Union Home Minister Amit Shah pays his last respects to former Punjab CM and SAD patron Parkash
Singh Badal during his ‘Antim Ardas’, in Muktsar district, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
PM’S ROAD-SHOW
IN B’LURU SPREAD
OVER 2 DAYS NOW
MP: BAJRANG DAL
ACTIVISTS ATTACK
CONGRESS OFFICE
IN KARNATAKA, PRIYANKA GANDHI
SLAMS BJP OVER “PRICE RISE”
VHP, BAJRANG DAL PROTEST
CONGRESS’ “BAN” PROPOSAL
Bengaluru (PTI): The
BJP on Thursday
dropped their plans for
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi to hold a day-long
roadshow in Bengaluru
on Saturday ahead of
the fast approaching
assembly elections in
Karnataka after receiving
several concerns from
the public. The program
will now be divided into
two parts and will be
held over two days, BJP
leader and Union Minister
Shobha Karandlaje told
news agency PTI.
Jabalpur (PTI): The
Bajrang Dal activists on
Thursday vandalised
the Congress’s office in
Jabalpur city of MP. A
video of the incident also
went viral. The Congress
in its manifesto for the
Karnataka polls has
promised to take action
as per law, including
banning organisations
like this right-wing Hindu
outfit and the PFI, accus-
ing them of spreading
hatred. The manifesto
sparked a strong protest
from the Sangh Parivar.
Kanakagiri (PTI): Congress General Sec-
retary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Thursday
slammed the BJP government, saying prices
of essential commodities and services
were spiralling due to its “corrupt poli-
cies”. “Prices are skyrocketing in the state.
Cooking gas cylinder, rice, pulses and flour
prices have gone up,” the Congress General
Secretary said in an election rally here.
Bengaluru (PTI): Vishva Hindu Parishad and
Bajrang Dal activists staged protests in several
parts of Karnataka on Thursday against the
Congress manifesto which proposed banning
of the latter if party comes to power. At some
places, “Hanuman Chalisa” was also chanted.
The protests took place in Bengaluru, Chik-
kaballapura, Srirangapatna, Mandya and Chik-
kamagaluru, among others, VHP sources said.
Decision to quit
for party’s future,
says Sharad Pawar
Mumbai (PTI): NCP
president Sharad Pa-
war on Thursday said
his decision to step
down from the post was
taken for the future of
the party and to create
a new leadership.
His assertion came
even as party workers
continued to demand
that Pawar reconsider
his decision.
NCP leaders, on con-
dition of anonymity,
said Baramati Lok Sab-
ha MP and Pawar’s
daughter Supriya Sule
is likely to be the par-
ty’s national chief
while Ajit Pawar will
take charge of the Ma-
harashtra unit.
A committee set up
by 82-year-old Pawar
will meet at 11am on
Friday to decide on who
will head the NCP next.
Sharad Pawar interacts with NCP workers during their ‘dharna’
urging Pawar to withdraw his resignation, in Mumbai, on Thursday.
SUPRIYA FRONT
RUNNER TO STEP
INTO DAD’S SHOES
PAWAR STANDS BY
HIS DECISION TO QUIT
AS NCP CHIEF: PATIL
Mumbai: As per party lead-
ers, the mantle of NCP chief
is likely to remain within
Pawar family. They asserted
Supriya Sule, a three-term
MP, had established herself
as an effective parliamentar-
ian and has contacts with
leaders of parties across the
political spectrum, whereas
Ajit Pawar has good hold
over the state unit.
Mumbai (ANI): Days after
Sharad Pawar stepped down
as NCP chief, party’s Ma-
harashtra president Jayant
Patil on Thursday said that
the veteran leader still stands
by his decision to quit the
top post. “Pawar Saheb has
taken the decision. He still
stands by his decision for
now,” said Patil while ad-
dressing a press conference.
Misunderstanding between two
communities riots’ cause: N Biren
Delhi Police says no force used
against wrestlers; 5 cops hurt
Imphal (ANI): After
clashes in various parts
of Manipur after a mass
rally by tribal groups,
CM N Biren Singh said
the incidents were a re-
sultof a“prevailingmis-
understanding between
two communities”.
He appealed to the
people of state to coop-
erate with the govt to
maintain law and order.
“The government is
taking all the measure
to maintain the law and
order situation in the
state. Paramilitary forc-
es have been deployed
in sensitive areas. We
are committed to pro-
tect the lives and prop-
erty of all our people.
Long term grievances
of different communi-
ties will also be suitably
addressed in due course
in consultation with the
people and their repre-
sentatives,” Singh said.
New Delhi (PTI): The
Police on Thursday de-
nied allegations that its
personnel were drunk
and used force against
protesting wrestlers
during a late-night
ruckus at Jantar Man-
tar between police and
some grapplers.
DeputyCommissioner
of Police (DCP) said five
policepersonnelwerein-
jured in the Wednesday
night ruckus. The wres-
tlers, on the other hand,
have alleged they were
beaten up by the police
and a couple of protest-
ers were injured in the
head. “A sufficient num-
ber of women officers
were on duty during the
night. On the medical
examination, no police
personnel were found
drunk. Five police per-
sonnel sustained inju-
ries during the scuffle.
Vehicles in flames after violence broke out during the ‘Tribal Solidarity March’ called by All Tribal
Student Union Manipur (ATSUM), in Imphal, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Wrestlers Sakshi Malik, Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia speak
with the media during their protest at Jantar Mantar, in New
Delhi, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Previous govts
neglected
historic city of
Basti, says Yogi
Basti (PTI): Uttar
Pradesh Chief Minister
Yogi Adityanath on
Thursday said that Basti
whichwasacityof great
historical and mytholog-
ical significance fell vic-
tim to the state neglect
during the rule of gov-
ernments led by opposi-
tion parties in the past.
“Previous govern-
ments divided people
and created fissures in
the society in the name
of caste and religion.
Buttoday
,underthedou-
ble-engine government,
development is taking
place at a fast pace,”.
“Basti today has its
own medical college
named after Maharishi
Vashishth, which was
unimaginable six years
ago,” he said. The CM
was in the city to ad-
dress a public meeting
for the second round of
civic elections to be
held on May 11. He said
that now no woman suf-
fers from lung disease
due to smoke because
the Ujjwala Yojana has
been extended to all
houses here.
PM MUST FOCUS ON RESTORING PEACE IN
VIOLENCE-HIT MANIPUR, SAYS CONGRESS
New Delhi (PTI): The Congress on Thursday alleged that
“Manipur is burning” as the BJP has created fissures
among communities with its politics of hate, as Rahul
Gandhi called on PM Narendra Modi to focus on restoring
peace and normalcy in the state. Congress chief Mallikar-
jun Kharge appealed to the people of Manipur to exercise
restraint and let peace prevail in the state. “Manipur is
burning. BJP has created fissures among communities
and destroyed the peace of a beautiful state,” Kharge said.
POLICE CLARIFIES
OVER RUCKUS AT
JANTAR MANTAR
COPS DETAIN 15
PEOPLE INCLUDING
FARMER LEADER
MP KANIMOZHI’S
ELECTION UPHELD
CBI OPPOSES SISODIA’S BAIL PLEA OVER
WIFE’S ILLNESS, SAYS HE SUPPRESSED INFO
SC JUNKS PLEA ON
DCW CHIEF MALIWAL
New Delhi (ANI): An at-
tempt was made to vitiate
the atmosphere forcibly in
the night at Jantar Mantar
where the wrestlers are
protesting against WFI chief
Brij Bhushan Singh and the
Police, a top source in Delhi
Police said on Thursday.
The sources said that no
permission to bring the beds
to Jantar Mantar was sought
while adding that entry into
the protest site has not been
banned during the day.
New Delhi (ANI): As many
as 15 people including a
leader of Bharatiya Kisan
Union on their way to Delhi’s
Jantar Mantar to support
the wrestlers’ protest were
detained by the police at
Haryana’s Singhu border
on Thursday. BKU leader
Abhimanyu Kohar and others
were on their way to join the
wrestlers’ protest against
the (WFI) chief over alleged
sexual harassment com-
plaints against him.
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Thursday allowed
the appeal filed by DMK
leader Kanimozhi Karuna-
nidhi challenging Madras
High Court order and upheld
her election in the 2019
polls from the Thoothukudi
Lok Sabha constituency.
New Delhi: The CBI Thursday opposed a plea by former
deputy CM Manish Sisodia seeking interim bail in the
Delhi excise policy case to take care of his ailing wife,
claiming he suppressed the fact that she has already
been discharged from hospital. The CBI said Sisodia’s
wife has already been discharged from the hospital.
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court on Thursday refused
to interfere with a Delhi High
Court order which stayed
trial court proceedings
against DCW chairperson
Swati Maliwal in a criminal
case of allegedly abusing
her official position.
LS Speaker Om Birla, Union HM Amit Shah and SAD chief Sukhbir
Badal during ‘Antim Ardas’ of Parkash Singh Badal, on Thursday.
LATE NIGHT
RUCKUS
IN THE COURTYARD
SC REFUSES TO ENTERTAIN PLEAS
AGAINST MOVIE “THE KERALA STORY”
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has refused to entertain
pleas related to the movie “The Kerala Story”, and asked
the petitioners to approach the jurisdictional high court.
The film is scheduled to be release on May 5. The pleas,
including the one which sought that a disclaimer should
be added to the title of the film that it is a work of fiction,
was mentioned for urgent listing before a bench.
MADRAS HC DIMISSES PLEA SEEKING
BAN AGAINST “THE KERALA STORY”
Chennai: The Madras High Court on Thursday dismissed
a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a ban on the
controversial multilingual film ‘The Kerala Story’. A
division bench of the court said the matter had already
been handled by the Supreme Court and the Kerala High
Court. The PIL was filed by city-based journalist-activist
B R Aravindakshan.

INDIA
06
EAM holds talks with Ming as
Foreign Ministers’ meet begins
Panaji: The two foreign
ministers are holding
bilateral talks on the
sidelines of the Shang-
hai Cooperation Organ-
isation (SCO) Foreign
Ministers’ meeting.
Prior to holding a
meeting with Qin Gang,
EAM Jaishankar held
bilateral talks with his
Russian counterpart.
Chinese Foreign Min-
ister Qin Gang on
Thursday arrived in
Goa to attend the two-
day-long meeting of for-
eign ministers of the
member states of the
Shanghai Cooperation
Organisation (SCO),
which got underway to-
day in the coastal state.
This is marks the
Chinese Foreign minis-
ter’s second visit to In-
dia this year. In March,
he was in the national
capital, New Delhi, for
the G20 Foreign Minis-
ters’ meeting.
On the Foreign min-
ister’s visit to India, the
Chinese Foreign Minis-
try spokesperson said
on Tuesday (this week)
that at the meeting, Qin
Gang will exchange
views with other SCO
member states’ foreign
ministers on the inter-
national and regional
situation.
The Chinese spokes-
person added, “At the
meeting, State Council-
lor and Foreign Minis-
ter Qin Gang will ex-
change views with oth-
er SCO member states’
foreign ministers on the
international and re-
gional situation and
SCO cooperation in
various fields, among
other topics, to make
full preparation for this
year’s SCO summit.”
The bilateral ties be-
tween India and China’s
strained after the Gal-
wan Valley clash. India
and China have held
several rounds of mili-
tary and diplomatic
talks for disengagement
along the Line of Actu-
al Control (LAC) in east-
ern Ladakh following
the standoff in May
2020. Pakistan Foreign
Minister Bilawal Bhut-
to Zardari has also ar-
rived in Goa for the SCO
summit.
Also, during their in-
teraction, Jaishankar
shared a light moment
when he was heard ask-
ing whether Lavrov had
an opportunity to get
some rest and a suntan,
to which the Russian
minister responded
that he had had about
an hour and a half to do
so. Lavrov is also heard
telling Jaishankar not
to tell anybody about it.
The Russian Foreign
Minister arrived at
Goa’s Dabolim airport
this morning. Inciden-
tally, this is the second
time this year that Lav-
rov is visiting India.
Previously, he had at-
tended the G20 Foreign
Ministers’ meeting in
New Delhi this March.
EAM Dr S Jaishankar during a bilateral talks with Uzbekistan Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov on the sidelines of Shanghai
Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Foreign Ministers’ meeting, in Goa, India on Thursday. —PHOTO BY ANI
EAM Dr S Jaishankar during a bilateral talks with Russian Foreign
Minister Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov, in Goa, India on Thursday.
LAVROV HOLDS
BILATERAL TALKS
WITH JAISHANKAR
Panaji: Russian Foreign
Minister Sergey Lavrov
arrived in Goa on Thurs-
day morning to attend
the two-day-long meet-
ing of foreign ministers
of the member states of
the Shangai Coopera-
tion Organisation (SCO)
which begins in today in
the coastal State Lavrov,
who was accompanied
by a delegation held
a bilateral with Exter-
nal Affairs Minister S
Jaishankar later. Foreign
ministers of China and
Pakistan are attend-
ing this meeting in
person. The ministers
will discuss a range of
important geopolitical is-
sues, such as economic
cooperation among SCO
members and regional
security.
INDIA NUDGES
FOR ENGLISH AS
SCO LANGUAGE
Panaji: India will once
again push for the use of
English language as one
of the main working lan-
guages of the Shanghai
Cooperation Organi-
sation (SCO), which
uses Mandarin and
Russian as its official
language, according to
the sources. The Indian
initiative to introduce
English as a working
language has received
tacit support according
to the sources. “This
is something that has
been emphasized a lot
by other members too
and there is a common
understanding emerg-
ing,” the sources said.
Russian and Mandarin
are presently used as
official and working
languages in SCO.
Bengaluru: Alt News’ Mohammed Zubair has recently
received death threats, leading to a police complaint and
an FIR registration. Bengaluru police have registered the
FIR based on the complaint filed by Mohammed Zubair,
in which he alleged that several Twitter handles had
threatened his safety and attacked his religious identity.
The complaint was filed in DJ Halli Police Station, and it
named 15 Twitter handles as being responsible for post-
ing his address on social media and calling for violence
against him, the police said on Thursday.
FIR AGAINST 16 TWITTER HANDLES AS ALT
NEWS FOUNDER GETS DEATH THREATS
CRUCIAL READ
Washington: Ajay Banga will be a “transformative leader”,
who will bring expertise, experience, and innovation to the
position of World Bank Presi-
dent, US President Joe Biden
said after the top Indian-Amer-
ican business executive was
confirmed as the new head of
the international lender. The WB
Executive Directors on Wednes-
day selected Banga as the 14th
President of the bank for a five-year term beginning June 2.
He became the first-ever Indian-American to head the WB.
BANGA WILL BE TRANSFORMATIVE LEADER
AS WORLD BANK PRESIDENT: JOE BIDEN
Mumbai: Four people were killed in Maharashtra’s Sangli
when the car they were travelling in collided with a bus,
police said on Thursday. The
horrific accident occurred on
the Vita-Newri road in Sangli
district. The two vehicles col-
lided head-on, and four people
in the car died on the spot.
One person survived thanks to
the airbags. Visuals from the
accident site, showed the car, a Ford Fiesta crushed after
crashing into the bus.
CAR CRUSHED AFTER COLLISION WITH
BUS IN SANGLI DISTRICT, 4 KILLED
Raipur: Eleven people, including 10 members of a
family, were killed in an accident in Chhattisgarh’s Balod
district on Wednesday night after the Bolero they were
travelling in rammed into a truck carrying iron ore on
the national highway. All the occupants in the Bolero,
including two kids and the driver, lost their lives, the
police said. The incident took place around 10 pm on
the highway, which passes through Balodadhan village
in Balod, on the stretch between Dhamtari district and
Charama in Kanker district.
10 FAMILY MEMBERS, DRIVER KILLED IN
ACCIDENT IN CHHATTISGARH’S BALOD
Adani Ports and SEZ sells Myanmar Port for $30 million
New Delhi (PTI): Ada-
ni Ports and Special
Economic Zone Ltd
(APSEZ) on Thursday
said it has concluded
the Myanmar Port sale
for a total consideration
of USD 30 million.
In May 2022, APSEZ
had announced signing
of a Share Purchase
Agreement (SPA) for the
sale of its Myanmar
Port. The SPA had cer-
tain Condition Prece-
dents (CPs), including
completion of the pro-
jectandrelevantapprov-
als for smooth conduct
of businessbythebuyer.
APSEZ in a statement
said given the continu-
ousdelayintheapproval
process and challenges
in meeting certain CPs,
APSEZ has obtained an
independent valuation
on “as is where is” basis.
Thereby the buyer
and seller have renego-
tiated the sale consid-
eration to USD 30 mil-
lion, it added.
According to the
statement, the buyer
will pay the said amount
to the seller within 3
business days on com-
pleting all the necessary
compliance by the seller.
On receipt of the to-
tal transaction value,
APSEZ shall transfer
the equity to the buyer
and its exit will stand
concluded, it said.
APSEZ chief execu-
tive officer and whole-
time director Karan
Adani said, “This exit is
in line with the guid-
ance provided by the
APSEZ Board based on
the recommendations
made by the risk com-
mittee in October 2021.
The project had run
into controversy after it
was reported that
APSEZ chief executive
KaranAdanihadinJuly
2019 met Senior General
Min Aung Hlaing, the
Myanmar’s army chief
who led a coup against
the elected government.
In August, 2021,
APSEZ had said its in-
vestment in a port in
Myanmar was not in
violation of any sanc-
tion guidelines issued
by the Office of Foreign
Assets Control (OFAC)
of the US Department
of Treasury
.
APSEZ, the largest
port developer in India,
is part of the globally
diversifiedAdaniGroup.
Murmu arrives in hometown for
first time after assuming office
Mayurbhanj (ANI):
President Droupadi
Murmu was accorded a
warm reception by peo-
ple at Badampahar in
Odisha’s Rairangpur in
the Mayurbhanj dis-
trict on Thursday as she
came home nearly a
year after her election
as President of India.
She was received by
Odisha Governor Prof
Ganeshi Lal and Union
Minister of State Bish-
weswar Tudu upon her
arrival. President is on
a 3-day visit to her home
state Odisha.
During her visit,
Murmu will visit Rai-
rangpur, Pahadpur and
Baripada in the May-
urbhanj district.
According to Presi-
dent’s Secretariat, Presi-
dent Murmu will lay the
foundationstonesforthe
Skill Training Hub and
Community Centre at
Pahadpur on Thursday
.
Subsequently, she
will visit Brahma Ku-
maris Centre, Hatbadra
where she will launch
the ‘Addiction Free Odi-
sha’ campaign of Brah-
ma Kumaris Centre.
On the same evening,
the President will at-
tend a civic reception to
be hosted in her honour
by the Rairangpur Mu-
nicipality at Rairang-
pur Stadium.
President Droupadi Murmu being welcomed upon her arrival at her hometown, at Rairangpur in
Mayurbhanj district, Odisha, on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
Shimlacivicbodypolls:
Congresswins24,BJP9
Shimla: The ruling
Congress has registered
an impressive victory
in the elections of
Shimla Municipal Cor-
poration. Of the total 34
wards, Congress has al-
ready won 24 seats
while BJP has won nine
seats. The CPM man-
aged to win just one seat
while AAP could not
open its account. The
counting of votes is un-
der way
.
On the basis of win-
ning majority seats now
Congress will have its
mayor and deputy may-
or in the House.
Expressing happi-
ness over his party’s
victory, Chif Minister
Sukhvinder Singh
Sukhu said, “I would
like to thank all the peo-
ple in Shimla, known as
mini Himachal. We
have registered a his-
toric victory in the mu-
nicipal corporation
election for the first
time in 10 years.”
Congress workers celebrate the party’s victory in the municipal
corporation elections, in Shimla on Thursday. —PHOTO BY PTI
2 VACANT LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL SEATS IN UP
TO GO TO POLLS ON 29
New Delhi: The Election
Commission on Thursday
announced the bypolls to the
two vacant UP Legislative
Council seats would be held
on May 29. The two seats
fell vacant following the res-
ignation of Laxman Prasad
Acharya and the death of
Banwari Lal, both on Febru-
ary 15. While Acharya’s term
was till January 30, 2027,
Lal’s term was till July 6,
2028. Acharya, a senior BJP
leader, resigned as he was
appointed Sikkim Governor.
UP URBAN CIVIC BODY
POLLS: FIRST PHASE
OF VOTING HELD
Lucknow: The first phase of
voting for the Uttar Pradesh
urban body elections began
on Thursday (May 4). Ac-
cording to official figures, in
the UP urban body elections,
2 crores 40 lakhs voters
will use their right to vote to
choose/elect 10 mayors, 820
councillors, 103 municipal
council presidents, 2740
member municipal councils,
275 presidents including
3645 municipal council
members in the 37 districts
of the state.
“I want to see greater
presence of Boeing”
New Delhi: Commerce
and industry minister
Piyush Goyal on Thurs-
day said he wants to see
agreaterpresenceof US-
based Boeing in India as
the American firm has
recently received a large
order of planes from
Tata Group-owned Air
India.InFebruary
,inone
of the largest aircraft or-
ders by an airline, Air
India announced it will
buy470narrow-bodyand
wide-body planes from
Airbus and Boeing, with
the total deal value esti-
mated to be worth USD
80 billion (over Rs 6.40
lakh crore).
Piyush Goyal
MP govt docs
call off strike
after HC’s
direction
Bhopal (ANI): The doc-
tors who launched an
indefinite strike on
Wednesday, demanding
the implementation of
the Dynamic Assured
Career Progression
(DACP) in Madhya
Pradesh, called off their
stir after the High Court
reprimanded them.
Around 15,000 doc-
tors across state
launched an indefinite
strike on Wednesday
and said that they put
their demands before
the state government
several times, but the
government was not ac-
cepting their demands.
Thedoctorsalsostopped
the emergency health
services in the state.
The MP High Court on
Wednesday directed the
doctors, to resume work
with immediate effect.
Vishwas Sarang,
Medical Education
Minister said, “The MP
High Court on Wednes-
day asked the doctors to
resume work with im-
mediate effect and we
also urged the doctors
to call off the protest.
On Wednesday night
the doctors informed
that they are calling off
their strike.”
Moreover, the Gener-
al Secretary of Madhya
Pradesh Medical Offic-
er Association Dr
Ritesh Tawar talked
about the reason be-
hind the strike.
Mandaviya
reviews ‘Food
Street Project’
New Delhi (ANI): Un-
ion Minister of Health
and Family Welfare,
Mansukh
Mandavi-
ya reviewed
the ‘Food
Street Pro-
ject’ to de-
velop 100
healthy and hygienic
food streets across the
country with senior of-
ficers of the Health
Ministry and Food Safe-
ty and Standards Au-
thority of India (FS-
SAI), an official state-
ment said.
As per the statement,
the aim of this project
is to encourage safe and
healthy food practices
among food businesses
and community mem-
bers, thus, reducing
foodborne illnesses and
improving overall
health outcomes.

NEWS
07
Dr Rituraj Sharma
Jaipur: The bureau-
cracy of Rajasthan has
also become active in
the ongoing Anand Mo-
han release case in Bi-
har. The Rajasthan IAS
Association has taken a
major decision on
Thursday to provide fi-
nancial assistance to
the victim’s family
.
Every member of the
association will con-
tribute Rupees 5000 so
that the victim’s family
can get financial help
to fight the case in the
Supreme Court. In the
famous Anand Mohan
release episode of Bi-
har, a meeting of the
IAS Association of Ra-
jasthan was held in
which a decision has
been taken to provide
financial support to the
victim’s family in the
release case.
The Association reg-
istered an objection to
the decision to release
formerBiharMPAnand
Mohan, who is serving
a life sentence in the
brutal murder of IAS G.
Krishnaiah. The deci-
sion of the Bihar gov-
ernment was also con-
demned in the meeting.
A proposal to provide
financial assistance to
the victim’s family to
further fight for justice
was agreed upon.
On the other hand,
the Central IAS Associ-
ation and the IAS Asso-
ciation across the coun-
try have continuously
protested against this
decision of the Nitish
government. The asso-
ciation has termed the
release of Anand Mo-
han as injustice.
IAS Assn to help victim’s family
JUSTICE TO LATE IAS KRISHNAIAH
CM Gehlot sanctions `3,525
cr for road devp projects
In Budget 2023-24, the CM had announced state infrastructure works
Naresh Sharma
Jaipur: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has ap-
proved a financial provi-
sion of `3525 crore for
over 5 thousand road
development works in
the state. These works
include approval of a to-
tal of `1870 crore for 187
assemblyconstituencies
for the construction
work of non-patchable/
missing link roads at a
cost of `10 crore in each
assembly constituency
.
Approval for the re-
maining 13 assembly
constituencies will be
given on receipt of the
proposal. Along with
this, `1166 crore will be
spent for 694 villages to
connect revenue villag-
es with over 250 popula-
tion of tribal and desert
areaswithasphaltroads
in a phased manner. The
CM has also made a fi-
nancial provision of
`488.80 cr for 1375 works
of 96 urban bodies.
TO STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE STATE
Raj police cracks down
on criminals, 435 held
Laxman Raghav
Bikaner: In an another
major crackdown on
criminals in the Bikan-
er range, Rajasthan po-
lice on Thursday ar-
rested 435 criminals
and anti-social ele-
ments in from four dis-
tricts under the range.
On direction by IG
Bikaner Om Prakash,
more than 354 teams
comprising 1659 police-
men conducted raids at
1073 places in Bikaner,
Churu, Hanumangarh,
and Ganganagar dis-
tricts and arrested 15
hardcore criminals as
well as other anti-social
elements.
The arrested accused
include 332 miscreants
who were found in-
volved in creating a
ruckus under the influ-
ence of alcohol, scuf-
fling, and driving. 6 cas-
es under the arms act
were registered against
those possessing illegal
weapons in which 6
criminals were held.
2 drowned in pit
in Baroli village of
Bharatpur district
First India Bureau
Bharatpur: Two
youths drowned in a
water-filled large pit in
Baroli village of
Bharatpur district on
Thursday. Police in-
formed the deceased
has been identified as
Mohit (16) and Atul (15).
“The victims had
gone to graze goats in
the field. Meanwhile,
they went into the pit to
take a bath but slipped
into it and could not get
out. Three other youths
present there screamed
for help, but by the time
people gathered for res-
cue, Mohit and Atul got
drowned,” police said.
`8 CR FOR STROKE
INTERVENTION LAB
IN SMS HOSPITAL
`79 CRORE FOR 11
ROAD DEVELOPMENT
PROJECTS IN STATE
STATE APPROVES
`22.68 CRORE FOR
SPORTS FACILITIES
Jaipur: Stroke Intervention
Lab will be established in
Sawai Mansingh Hospital
in Jaipur and for this, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot has
approved a financial provi-
sion of `8 crore. With this,
medical facilities will be
expanded in SMS Hospital
and patients will be able to
get better treatment in time
bound manner. Chief Min-
ister has always expressed
his concerns from time to
time. For this, Gehlot had an-
nounced the establishment
of the lab in the budget for
the year 2023-24.
Jaipur: CM Ashok Gehlot has
approved a financial provision
of `79 crore for 11 road de-
velopment works in the state.
These works include NH-79
to NH-113 via Charliya Brah-
man-Kotdi Kalan-Richmala
(16.50 km), Karauli-Masalpur
road to UP border (11 km) in
Bharatpur, Refinery Gate No.
3 to NH in Barmer 25 (1.83
km), Jasrasar to Jagarjana (5
km), Jasrasar to Mussoorie
(11 km) Utmamadesar to
Mevsar (6 km) in Bikaner,
Nimlai to Chaubara (3.5 km)
Bhangarh in Hanumangarh
to Ramsara (4 km).
Jaipur: An all-weather swim-
ming pool will be built at
the State Sports Institute in
Jodhpur, a sports complex
in Bharatpur, and a stadium
and sports hostel at Shahbad
in Baran. For this, Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot has
approved a financial provi-
sion of `22.68 crore. The
construction work of Sports
Complex in Bharatpur will
be done by RSRDC at a
cost of `7 crore. In addi-
tion, the construction of an
all-weather swimming pool
at the State Sports Institute
in Jodhpur will be done at a
cost of `8.68 crore. The con-
struction work of Shahbad’s
stadium and sports hostel
will be done by RSRDC at a
cost of ` 7 crore.
GOVT NODS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
OF `5 CRORE FOR LAWYERS IN STATE
Jaipur: Financial assistance of `5 crore will be given to
the Bar Council of Rajasthan. For this, Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot has approved the financial provision. As
per the proposal, this amount of `5 crore will be trans-
ferred to the Rajasthan Advocates Welfare Fund. With
this decision of CM Gehlot, the problems of the lawyers
in the state will be resolved in a time-bound manner and
the lawyers will get relief. It is notable that the financial
provision was announced by the Chief Minister in the
budget for the year 2023-24 for the lawyers in the state.
Policemen conducted raids at multiple places in Hanumangarh,
Bikaner, Churu, Ganganagar arrested several criminals on Thursday.
BSF hands over 2 intruders bodies to Pak
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Dead bodies
of 2 Pakistani intrud-
ers, who were shot
dead by BSF along the
Indo-Pak internation-
al border in Ra-
jasthan’s Barmer dis-
trict, were handed
over back to Pakistan.
Officials of the Bor-
der Security Force
(BSF) on Thursday re-
turned the bodies to
Pak rangers after a
flag meeting. In the
meeting, Pakistani au-
thorities confirmed
the identities of the
Pakistani nationals
(intruders).
They were identified
as Ramjan (56) and Sa-
habbudin (28). BSF offi-
cials said that the both
intruders were drug
smugglers and were at-
tempting to supply
drugs to their Indian
aides. Three packets of
heroinweighingaround
3 kg along with two
phones, two torches,
and some toffees were
recovered from them.
Kota: Tigress MT4 dies during
treatment in Mukundra reserve
Gul Mohammad
Kota: Tigress MT4 in
Mukundra Tiger Re-
serve in Kota passed
away on Thursday. The
tigress was undergoing
treatment for inflamma-
tory bowel disease and
was being treated under
the supervision of a
team of wildlife experts
and doctors from Kota,
Jaipur Ranthambore.
The tigress was about
nine years old and was
brought from Rantham-
bore to Mukundra Ti-
ger Reserve to mate
with tiger MT3.
Although, the breed-
ing of tigers has been
stopped in Mukundra
Reserve since 2020. Ear-
lier, MT 2 tigress, MT 3
tiger had died while MT
1 tiger went missing. Be-
sides, MT2 tigress had
given birth to two cubs
here, out of which one
cub died and the other
cub is missing.
4 killed,1 injured as
trailer crashes into
van in Ratangarh
Manager of insurance company caught red
handed with bribe, sent to judicial custody
Mukesh Mathrani
Barmer: Relationship
manager of SBI gen-
eral insurance, who
was caught red handed
by the ACB on Wednes-
day, was sent to judi-
cial custody on Thurs-
day. ACB officials pro-
duced the accused be-
fore the court, where
the court ordered him
for judicial custody.
It mentioned here
that ACB on Wednes-
day caught the relation-
ship manager of SBI
general insurance red
handed while accept-
ing the bribe of Rs
20,000. Accused was
identified as Rajesh Ku-
mar, a resident of Jodh-
pur and currently post-
ed as relationship man-
ager SBI general insur-
ance in Barmer. The
accused had demanded
the bribe of rupees 1.40
lakhs for clearing the
claim of Rs 20 lakh due
in a death case.
ACCUSED MISLED ACB TEAM OVER
HIS DESIGNATION
TWO DIE, THREE
INJURED IN ROAD
ACCIDENT AFTER
SUV OVERTURNS
Nemichand Nayak Dilip Kumar Kaluram Nayak
T-131 goes
missing from
Ranthambore
It also informed the accused had tried to mislead the
ACB official by giving them false information. ACB
official Mahaveer Ranawat said that when they caught
the accused red handed, he had attempted to hide his
real identity as relationship manager of SBI general
insurance, and posed himself as regional manager
of SBI life insurance. However, he broke down to the
ACB official, when they strictly interrogated him and
revealed his real identity.
Barmer: Two persons were
killed on the spot while an-
other 3 injured after the SUV
in which they were travelling
overturned. The incident took
place on Thursday evening
under the RGT police sta-
tion area in Barmer. Police
reached the spot after getting
information and recovered
the bodies. Lalit Kishor, sta-
tion house officer confirmed
the report. Police said that
the incident occured near
Khadali village after the driver
lost control in which 2 died
on the spot while another 3
got injured. The deceased
were identified as Swairam
Jat (60) Gordhanram Darji
(38), both residents of Band
Village. —Mukesh Mathrani
First India Bureau
Sawai Madhopur:
Questions are being
raised on the moni-
toring of the Forest
Department after 3.5
year-old tiger T-131
went missing from
Ranthambore. Ti-
gress-138, Tigress
T-3, 2 cubs of Tigress
T-99, a cub of T-79
are already untrace-
able. T-131 is the cub
of T-93. The Tigress
gave birth to 2 cubs
about 2.5 years ago.
First India Bureau
Ratangarh (Churu):
Four people died when
a trailer crashed into
their van in Ratangarh
town of Churu district
of Rajasthan, police
said on Thursday
.
The accident hap-
pened late Wednesday
when the trailer collid-
ed head-on with a van
moving in the opposite
direction, they said.
Three persons travel-
ling in the van died on
the spot. The fourth,
who was seriously in-
jured, succumbed dur-
ing treatment at a hospi-
tal, the officials added.
The deceased have
been identified as Kalu-
ram, Dilip Kumar, Ne-
michand Prabhuram.
Their bodies have been
handed over to the rela-
tives after a post-mor-
tem examination.
Accused Rajesh Kumar
Forest officials while giving medical assistance to Tigress MT4.
Officials loading dead bodies
in ambulance on Thursday.
Uma Devi Krishnaiah, widow of
G Krishnaiah, holding his photo
राजस्ान सरकार
कारायालर आबकारी आरुक्त, राजस्ान, उदरपुर
क्रमांक: प. 32(बी)(1)आब/एल/2023/75 दिनांक: 04.05.2023
पड्त ररटेल ऑफ कमपपोजजट मजदरा दुकानों के
अनुज्ापत्र हे्तु ई-नीलामी आमंत्रण सूचना :
सर्वसाधारण को सूदित दकया जाता है दक राजय सरकार की आज्ा क्रमांक
प.4(1) दरत्त/आब/2023 दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा जारी संशोदधत
आबकारी एरं मद्य-संयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 एरं रर्व 2023-24 के तहत रर्व
2023-24 के दलये पडत ररटेल ऑफ कमपोदजट मदिरा िुकानों के ई-नीलामी
(ई-बोली) प्रदक्रया से बनिोबसत करने हेतु भारत सरकार के उपक्रम एम.एस.
टी.सी. दलदमटेड के माद्यम से दनम्ानुसार ई-बोली आमंदरित की जाती है: -
क्र.सं. नीलामी की जदनांक नीलामी का समर
1 10 मई, 2023 प्रातः 11.00 बजे से सांय 5.00 बजे तक
1. ई-नीलामी हेतु सर्वप्रथम इच्छुक बोलीिाता को एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड
की रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर एकबारीय
ऑनलाईन पंजीकरण (रदजसट्ेशन) करना होगा, दजससे आबकारी
बनिोबसत रर्व 2023-24 में होने राली िुकानों की समसत नीलादमयों में
भाग दलया जा सकेगा।
2. इच्छुक बोलीिाता एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की साईट पर दिनांक
05.05.2023 को प्रातः 11.00 बजे से पंजीयन के दलये आरेिन कर
सकेंगे।
3. नीलामी एक काय्व दिरस में नयूनतम ्: घणटे की होगी एरं उसके पशिात्
जब तक बोली लगती रहे तब तक 20 दमनट के अननत दरसतार (indefinite
extension) तक जारी रहेगी।
4. बोलीिाता को कम से कम रू. 10,000/- अथरा रू. 10,000 के गुणांक
मे बढाकर बोली लगानी होगी।
5. बोलीिाता एक बार में ररजर्व प्राइस / दप्ली बोली से 10 प्रदतशत से अदधक
रादश बढाकर बोली नहीं लगा सकेगा।
6. िेशी मदिरा, राजसथान दनदम्वत मदिरा (RML), भारत दनदम्वत दरिेशी मदिरा
(IMFL) एरं बीयर की कमपोदजट िुकानों का दजलेरार एरं उनके आरेिन
शुलक, संशोदधत नयूनतम ररजर्व प्राईस एरं अमानत रादश का दरररण
दरभागीय रेबसाईट https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस.
टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com
पर उपलबध रहेगा।
7. प्रतयेक िुकान के दलये ऑनलाईन नीलामी में भाग लेने हेतु दनधा्वररत
नयूनतम ररज्वर प्राइस की 2 प्रदतशत रादश अमानत रादश के रूप में आरेिन
के साथ जमा करायी जानी है। दबड रादश के अनुसार अदतररकत अमानत
रादश भी जमा करानी होगी। ऑनलाईन नीलामी में Dynamic अमानत
रादश का प्रारधान रखा गया है।
8. सफल बोलीिाता को धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी रादश एरं रादर्वक
लाईसेनस फीस ई-नीलामी के संबंध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश एरं शततों, जो
दरभागीय रेबसाईट एरं एम.एस टी.सी. दलदमटेड की रेबसाईट पर उपलबध
है, के अनुसार जमा करानी होगी।
9. दनधा्वररत समय में रांद्त रादशयां यथा-धरोहर रादश, अदरिम रादर्वक गारनटी
रादश एरं रादर्वक लाईसेंस फीस जमा न कराने पर सरीकृदत दनरसत कर
समसत जमा रादश जपतराज की जायेगी।
10. बोलीिाता को ई-नीलामी में भाग लेने से पूर्व दरभागीय रेबसाईट
https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in एरं एम.एस.टी.सी. दलदमटेड की
रेबसाईट https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध आबकारी
एरं मधयसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 एरं 2023-24, समसत दिशा-दनिदेश,
प्रदक्रया एरं शततों का सारधानीपूर्वक अधययन कर दलया जाना िादहये।
11. मदिरा िुकानों के बनिोबसत हेतु रे ही वयककत ई-नीलामी में भाग ले सकेंगे,
जो राजसथान आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं इसके अनतग्वत बनाए गए
दनयमों, आबकारी एरं मधयसंयम नीदत रर्व 2022-23 र 2023-24 र
भारतीय संदरिा अदधदनयम के तहत अनुबनध करने की योगयता रखते हों।
इस समबनध में दरसततृत दिशा दनिदेश https://excise.rajasthan.gov.in र
https://www.mstcecommerce.com पर उपलबध है। अनय जानकारी
हेतु संबंदधत अदतररकत आयुकत जोन एरं दजला आबकारी अदधकारी
काया्वलय से समपक्क दकया जा सकता है तथा एम.एस टी.सी. हेलप डेसक पर
भी काया्वलय समय में माग्विश्वन दलया जा सकता है।
12. ई-नीलामी के संबंध में अनय प्रारधान आबकारी एरं मद्यसंयम नीदत रर्व
2022-23 र रर्व 2023-24 एरं दिनांक 22.01.2023 के द्ारा नीदत में
दकये गये संशोधन अनुसार तथा राजसथान आबकारी अदधदनयम, 1950 एरं
इसके अनतग्वत बने दनयम के अनुसार रहेंगे।
13. ई-नीलामी के समबनध में यदि कोई दरराि उतपन्न होता है तो नयादयक क्ेरि
संबंदधत दजला ही रहेगा।
(कुमार पाल गौ्तम)
आबकारी आयुकत, राजसथान
DIPR/C/6579/2023
Retired IAS Goyal is
new dir of Int’l Center
Abhishek Shrivastava
Jaipur: Retired IAS
NC Goyal has been ap-
pointed director of
Rajasthan Interna-
tional Center. The Ur-
ban Development De-
partment issued or-
ders in this regard.
The Gehlot govern-
ment is convinced of
former Chief Secre-
tary Nihalchand Go-
yal’s efficiency and
smooth functioning.
Now, Goyal will re-
lease a calendar of fu-
ture activities of the
Centre. Notably, this
appointment has been
made till the appoint-
ment of a full-time
director. Goyal
completed his term
only on April 30th
as chairman of
RERA Rajasthan.

If you want to have more
abundance and prosperity, you
need to give more … the more you
send out - the more will come back to you.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
POSTAL REG NO. JPC/004/2022-24
Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: On Thursday,
a delegation met UDH-
Minister Shanti Dhari-
wal on Thursday in the
presence of RHB Com-
missioner Pawan Aro-
ra and MLA Amin Kag-
zi for free land allot-
ment for minority hos-
tel and handed over the
memorandum for allot-
ment. They are de-
manding allotment
5,000 sqm of land in
sector-3 of Pratap Na-
gar, for the Minority
Boys Hostel building.
During the meeting
at Minister’s official
residence, the delega-
tion requested Minis-
ter Shanti Dhariwal for
allotment of land free
of cost as per the budget
announcement. The
UDH Minister, Shanti
Dhariwal said that soon
the allotment letter
would be handed over to
the delegation. The de-
mand of the delegation
was that the construc-
tion work of the hostel
building should be
done by the RHB.
On this, Minister as-
sured that if Minori-
ties Dept sends the pro-
posal by transferring
the prescribed amount
to RHB, then the Board
will get the construc-
tion work done.
Ravi Sharma, Subhash
Puneet Chaturvedi
D u n g a r p u r / B a n -
swara: Chief Minister
Ashok Gehlot while ad-
dressing the gathering
at inflation relief camps
in Dungarpur and Ban-
swara,saidthatthestate
government is working
determinedly for the
welfare of tribals and
upliftment of tribal are-
as. “Today
, people across
the country are troubled
by the ravages of infla-
tion. Through these
camps, people are being
provided relief through
10 schemes according to
their eligibility
. Due to
this effort of the govern-
ment, there is happiness
on the faces of the com-
mon,” he said.
The CM interacted
with girl students stud-
ying in Mahatma Gan-
dhi English Medium
School in Oberi village
of Dungarpur district
expressed happiness
over their proficiency
intheEnglishlanguage.
Minister Arjun Singh
Bamnia “ Region’s all-
round has gained mo-
mentum due to state
govt’s policies.”
Minority delegation meets UDH Min Dhariwal
for allotment of free land for building boys hostel
UDH Minister Shanti Dhariwal being handed over a memorandum
by a delegation in the presence of Pawan Arora Amin Kagzi for
free land allotment for minority hostel at the Minister’s official
residence on Thursday. Also seen are Jameel Qureshi, Abdul
Salam Jauhar, Haafiz Mansoor Khan, Nizamuddin, Shabbir Khan
Carpet, Anwar Shah, Shaukat Qureshi and others.
CM Ashok Gehlot, Mahendrajeet Singh Malviya, Arjun Singh Bamniya, Ganesh Ghogra, Tarachand Bhagora, Dinesh Khodniya and others
during the Mehangai Rahat Camp in Banswara on Thursday.
CM Ashok Gehlot hands over the key of a scooty to a beneficiary
during the Mehangai Rahat Camp at Banswara on Thursday.
CM Ashok Gehlot inspects the stalls of RAJEEVIKA and
appreciates the initiative taken by women during the Prashasan
Gaon Ke Sang drive at Obri village in Dungarpur on Thursday.
Om Birla addresses public during the foundation stone laying
ceremony of Ram Janki temple in Keshoraipatan on Thursday.
CM Ashok Gehlot being felicitated by temple committee members
by presenting him with the picture of Lord Shrinath ji in Nathdwara.
CM: State govt is committed
towards tribal development
Max people should avail benefits of inflation relief camps: Minister Malviya
CM GEHLOT SEEKS BLESSINGS OF LORD
SHRINATHJI DURING NATHDWARA VISIT
Nathdwara: CM Gehlot reached Nathdwara in Rajs-
amand district visited Shrinathji Temple and had
darshan of Lord Shrinathji. During this, Cooperative
Minister Udayalal Anjana, Assembly Speaker Dr. CP
Joshi and Madan Paliwal of Miraj Group accompanied
him. CM can start tour on Friday morning with darshan
of Shrinathji and then he will visit inflation relief camp;
He will attend inaugural program of Haldighati Youth
Festival leave for Amet to participate in Mahayagya
of Kuldevi Kanevari Mata of Mali Samaj.
GEHLOT URGES...
“Against which only Rs
77.81 cr has been re-
leased by the Centre. A
total amount of Rs
730.81 crore is outstand-
ing, including Rs 430.81
cr for applications re-
ceived for 2022-23 and
outstanding applica-
tions of previous year,
and Rs 300 crore for ap-
plications of financial
year 2023-24,” Gehlot
said and urged the PM
to release the outstand-
ing amount at earliest
so that scholarship
could be paid on time to
the Scheduled Tribe
students of the State.
Gehlot said that in
order to continue the
education of students
smoothly, considering
their economic condi-
tion, it is necessary to
release the aid amount
on time. Through the
letter, the CM has urged
PM to release outstand-
ing amount at earliest.
FROM PG 1
First India Bureau
Kota: LS Speaker Om
Birla participated in
the foundation stone
laying ceremony of
Ram Janki temple on
Wednesday evening in
Keshoraipatan area in
Kota-Bundi parliamen-
tary constituency
.
He also blessed the
newly married couples
in a mass marriage pro-
grammetherepraised
community’s move. Ad-
dressing a huge crowd
in the programme or-
ganised by Kir-Kevat
Samaj on the banks of
Chambal river, Birla
said that construction
of this temple will be
completed soon with
collective efforts of all.
He said that this temple
will emerge as a major
centre of faith and de-
votion in times to come.
K e s h av r a i p a t a n
MLA Chandrakanta
Meghwal said that Kir-
Kevat community has
become a progressive
society today.
Ram Janki temple
will soon emerge as
centre of faith: Birla
OM BIRLA TO ATTEND
EVENTS IN BUNDI AND
RAMGANJ MANDI TODAY
Kota: Om Birla will be
visiting Bundi Ramganj-
mandi areas today attend
a mass marriage programme
of Bairwa Samaj at Kumbha
Stadium in Bundi of Bhil
community in Ramganjman-
di area. He will go to all-
caste mass marriage event
organised at Medical College
Kota campus. Om Birla will
inaugurate division’s first
synthetic track at Srinathpu-
ram Sports Complex on May
7. A race for women girls
will be held on the occasion.
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS!
Purushottam Sharma,
DIPR Director, will
celebrate his birthday
today, May 5.We wish him
all the best!
Jaipur: PM Narendra Modi
will address a public meeting
in Sirohi district’s Abu Road
on May 10 instead of May
12. Changes have been made
in his schedule for which
preparations have started.
A meeting of BJP office
bearers was held at Brah-
makumari Sansthan, in Abu
Road where MP Devji Patel,
District in-charge Madan
Rathore, Dist Prez Narayan
Purohit, MLA Jagsiram Koli
others were present.
PM MODI TO ADDRESS
PUBLIC MEETING IN
SIROHI ON MAY10
The members demanded that the hostel
building should be constructed by RHB
Priyanka Gandhi on
2-day visit to R’bore
Kashiram Choudhary
Jaipur: Congress Na-
tional General Secy Pri-
yanka Gandhi Vadra
reached Jaipur in a spe-
cial flight from Hubli
on Thursday evening
and was received by
Dheeraj Gurjar, Chair-
man, Rajasthan Seeds
Corporation at Jaipur
Airport. Priyanka Gan-
dhi left for Sawaimad-
hopur directly from the
airport, where is pro-
posed to stay for next
two days.
Priyanka Gandhi arrives at
Jaipur Airport on Thursday. Also
seen here is Dheeraj Gurjar.
—PHOTO BY SANTOSH SHARMA
First India, Dr CPJoshi’s
‘first choice’ of the day!
Ashish Choudhary
Nathdwara: On Thurs-
day, Assembly Speaker
DrCPJoshiwasinNath-
dwara, where he partici-
pated in a talk show and
held a dialogue with the
students of a school.
During this, the chil-
dren asked, “Sir, how do
you start the morning?”
Responding to the ques-
tion, the Speaker said,
“My morning starts
with the news paper
and I also read newspa-
pers late in the night.
When asked about
which news paper do es
he read?, The Assembly
Speaker said, “ My day
starts with the First In-
dia Newspaper.”
Arif Mansoori
Jhalawar: Former CM
Vasundhara Raje dur-
ing her tour of Jhala-
war district on Thurs-
day
, said that the Gehlot
government is neglect-
ing Jhalawar, but it is a
matter of 6 months.
“Now again the time
will come like 2003 to
2008 and 2013 to 2018
and the whole state in-
cluding Jhalawar will
develop like the BJP
government of that
time. Today there is nei-
ther enough electricity
nor enough water. Peo-
ple do not even have em-
ployment. The paper
leak has put youth’s fu-
ture in darkness and
this government is
sleeping with its eyes
closed,” she said
She was welcomed at
various places. “If my
government had got
five more years, then
the entire state includ-
ing Jhalawar would
have been fully devel-
oped, but the people of
the state deprived us of
theserviceof Rajasthan
by only half percent of
the votes. However,
Congress did not even
get full majority
. But by
doing manipulations
and transactions, they
formed the govern-
ment. The government
was formed but it did
not care about the pub-
lic. Law order, and all
the basic facilities dis-
appeared,” Raje said.
“According to the
promises of Rahul Gan-
dhi, neither farmers’
loans were waived, nor
agro-processing units
were set up near their
farms, nor did the youth
get employment. The
entire state fell prey to
corruption, atrocities,
misconduct, terrorism
and communal frenzy,”
the former CM said.
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi : An impor-
tant brief political meet-
ing occurred in Punjab
on Thursday
, when
prayer meet was con-
ducted in Punjab for
Parkash Singh Badal,
who had passed away re-
cently
. Home Minister
Amit Shah arrived to
console the Badal family
and Lok Sabha Speaker
OmBirlaandUnionMin-
ister Gajendra Singh
Shekhawat also reached
toattendtheprayermeet
and offer condolences to
the family
.
Meanwhile, Sachin
Pilot also reached to
console the bereaved
family and during this
Pilot greeted Amit Shah
with a ‘Hello’ at Badal
residence.
Now political observ-
ers are curious about
this brief meeting
thinking if it was just a
coincidence or was
there already some ‘un-
derstanding’?
Recently, Shekhawat
had invited Pilot to join
BJP. So can Pilot really
leave the Congress and
join the BJP?
However, it does not
seem so from the pre-
sent indications of Ra-
jasthan Congress. But
no one knows what the
future holds.
Dr CP Joshi in an interactive
session with students of CBA
School in Nathdwara.
Dr CP Joshi inaugurates a talk show hosted by Creative Brain
Academy (CBA) School in Nathdwara on Thursday.
Vasundhara Raje addresses gathering during a mass marriage
ceremony in Jhalawar on Thursday. (Inset) Vasundhara Raje
holds a ‘Gada’ in her hands during her tour to Jhalawar.
Amit Shah being greeted by Sachin Pilot during the ‘Antim Ardas’ of former Punjab CM and
Shiromani Akali Dal patron Parkash Singh Badal in Sri Muktsar Sahib district on Thursday,
❍ FORMER CM TOURS JHALAWAR DISTRICT
State govt is neglecting
Jhalawar, asserts Raje
Pilot’s‘Hello’toShahgets‘notice’,
buthowwillfutureplayout?

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JAIPUR, FRIDAY,
MAY 5, 2023
Kanggana Malik, one of the finalists of the
esteemed Miss Teen Diva, has
unquestionably become a highly coveted
figure in the modelling industry. City First
brings to you the enchanting journey of
this beauty queen!
WARRIOR OF
THE LIGHT
o be heroic is to be cou-
rageous enough to die
for something; to be in-
spirational is to be crazy
enough to live a little.
One such beauty who
has been making waves
with her journey is the exquisite
Kanggana Malik.
When asked about her inspira-
tion for entering the beauty pag-
eant industry
, the beauty ex-
plained, “My biggest inspiration
has always been my parents.
Their unrelenting encourage-
ment and unwavering stimulus
to persist through the most ardu-
ous of times have been the bed-
rock that propelled me towards
entering the industry a mere two
years ago. In a fleeting span of
time, I have garnered an abun-
dance of knowledge regarding
the intricacies of this craft. I
have come to realize that as
much as the industry may exude
a veneer of grandeur, the path to
triumph is paved with unflag-
ging ardour and a prodigious
work ethic.”
As we delved deeper into the
qualities necessary for a suc-
cessful beauty pageant contest-
ant, the gorgeous diva empha-
sized the importance of being
“self-confidence” and “unstop-
pable.” She shared, “As a
crowned beauty queen, the par-
amount attribute that one must
possess is an unshakable belief
in oneself, as well as one’s con-
victions and principles. This
quality serves as the corner-
stone to triumph in any sphere
of life, notwithstanding the
myriad of obstacles that one
may encounter along the way
to fulfilling their aspira-
tions in the realm of pag-
eantry
.”
Maintaining a healthy
mindset and self-esteem
is crucial for any pag-
eant contestant, and the
ravishing diva shared
that she balances the
physical demands of
pageant prepara-
tion, such as diet
and exercise, with
a positive mind-
set. She believes
that Miss Teen
Diva, as an or-
g a n i s a t i o n
helped her be-
come a better
person. She em-
phasized, “It has
taught me im-
portant skills
and values of
not giving up
even if you
don’t win. I
would con-
tinue to im-
bibe that spir-
it and work on
my advocacy of
ending child sexual
abuse in India through
supporting and working
with Parwarish Cares Foun-
dation, an NGO that prevents
children from becoming vic-
tims of child sexual abuse.” The
diva expressed her heartfelt
gratitude to Nikhil Anand and
Jagdeesh Chandra for support-
ing her in her journey
.
When asked about her goals in
the industry and how she plans
to use her platform to make a
positive impact on society
, the
gorgeous lady shared, “Beauty
pageants serve as a platform for
individuals to present them-
selves in the most captivating
manner possible. The judges are
not seeking to crown a perfect
specimen, but rather, one who
possesses an unwavering sense
of purpose, coupled with a
healthy dose of self-assurance in
their physique and appearance.
As a student pursuing fashion
communication, I aspire to emu-
late this very same spirit in the
realm of fashion.’”
Criticism is an inescapable
part of life, and Malik shared
that she handles it with resil-
ience and confidence. She said,
“The best way to take criticism
is to think of it as someone try-
ing to make you a better person.
A positive attitude towards your-
self will help you overcome the
negative thoughts in people’s
comments. This positive attitude
and mindset towards life will
help you achieve greater success
in life. One mere failure cannot
dictate your life forever.”
With her warrior spirit and
dedication, Kanggana is a force
to be reckoned with in the beau-
ty pageant industry
.
UTTKARSHA SHEKHAR
uttkarsha.shekhar@firstindia.co.in
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