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MODI STORM IN SYDNEY
HOUSEFULL
AJAY KUMAR
ODI, MODI, MODI….. as
the chants reverberated
through Qudos Bank
Arena in Sydney, revered
and cherished ‘Rock-
star’, Bruce Springsteen benig-
nantly relinquished his hard-
earned title, “The Boss” to the
leader of the most populace democ-
racy in the world, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi. 20,000 plus packed
Qudos Bank Arena, rocked like
never before. A scene, I vividly re-
member off the Madison Square
Stadium in New York, when sur-
passing any Rockstar, Basket Ball
Zeus or a Poseidon — stood tall on
the central stadia - the man, the vi-
sion, the dream – ‘Rockstar’ Naren-
dra Modi. Nine years hence, it is
the Prime Minister of Australia,
Anthony Albanese, who summed it
all — “The last time I saw someone
on this stage was Bruce Springs-
teen and he did not get the welcome
that Prime Minister Modi has got.
Prime Minister Modi is ‘The Boss’.”
Charisma or Enigma, call it
what one may – such is the attrac-
tion of the galvanised aura of PM
Modi, that the American Presi-
dent Biden had to benignly con-
cede, “I must seek your autograph,
we are all, but sold out for the
state banquet to hosted upon your
arrival at the Capitol”. Jestingly
spoken words at times carry more
weight than diplomatically crated
sentences, in the international
arena. And to cap this Internation-
al crazy — frenzy — mania, the
humble feet-touching gesture by
Prime Minister James Marape of
Papua New Guinea at the airport,
breaking all established protocol
— foretells the appeal of Brand
Modi intertwined with the glory
of the nation — India.
M
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the Indian diaspora
during a community event, in Sydney on Tuesday. (B) Prime
Minister Narendra Modi with Australian PM Anthony Albanese.
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Big Wonders by the
Little Ones!! Our 5
budding sub-junior
athletes bagged
12 gold medals in
athletics at the Indo-
Nepal International
Championships,
cementing the bright
future of #NewIndia.
Way to go Champs.
Anurag Thakur
@ianuragthakur
Hearty congratulations
and best wishes to all the
successful candidates selected
in the prestigious Civil
Services Examination-2022
of UPSC. I am sure that all of
you successful candidates will
contribute significantly in the
development of the country.
Best wishes to all of you for
your bright future!
Arjun Ram Meghwal
@arjunrammeghwal SPIRITUAL SPEAK
Stop judging by
mere appearances, but
instead judge correctly.
—Bible
TOP
TWEETS
rime Minister Narendra Modi
used his trip exceedingly well
and astutely as usual when he
told the head of state of 14 Pa-
cific island nations two days ago
that India can be considered to
be a “reliable” development
partner and even those consid-
ered trustworthy were “not
standing by our sides in times
of need.” Did he make an
oblique reference to the Asian
Giant, China?
Elaborating further, PM Modi
said at the Forum for India-Pa-
cific Islands Cooperation (FIP-
IC) summit in Port Moresby,
Papua New Guinea, that “Those
we considered trustworthy, it
turned out they were not stand-
ing by our side in times of need.
During these challenging times,
an old saying has proven true:
‘A Friend in need is a friend in-
deed’. I am glad that India stood
with its Pacific Island friends
during this challenging time
(the Covid pandemic). Whether
it was vaccines or essential
medicines, wheat or sugar; In-
dia, in line with its capabilities,
has been assisting all partner
countries.”
Even as Papua New Guinea
does not accord ceremonial wel-
come to any leader coming in
after sunset, an exception was
made for PM Modi. Not only
that, Papua New Guinea Prime
Minister James Marape, while
welcoming PM Modi, touched
his feet in a move that drew
huge limelight. Modi is also the
first Indian PM to visit the
country
.
IN THE CURRENT
CONTEXT, WHY IS
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
IMPORTANT FOR INDIA?
To discuss this aspect, one
must first consider the coun-
try’s location which is strate-
gic: Papua New Guinea is lo-
cated north of Australia, a re-
gion where Beijing is attempt-
ing to spread its influence and
the US and Australia are seek-
ing to counter it. It must be re-
called that Beijing has carried
out large investments in the
country (Papua New Guinea),
especially in sectors like infra-
structure and schools.
Global political analysts con-
sider this to be an attempt to
gain military and diplomatic
significance. Last year, China
inked a security pact with Solo-
mon Islands which is situated in
the same region. On Monday
, the
US and Papua New Guinea
signed a security agreement,
prompting protests from island
residents who oppose ‘militari-
sation’ of the Pacific.
New Delhi’s attempt to boost
ties and cooperation with the Pa-
cific Island nations, which in-
clude,CookIslands,Fiji,Kiribati,
theRepublicof MarshallIslands,
Micronesia, Nauru, Niue, Palau,
Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu and Va-
nuatu apart from Papua New
Guinea and Solomon Islands.
One has to keenly watch the
FIPIC summit and PM Modi’s re-
cent visit to Fiji and Papua New
Guinea and realise the impor-
tance of the trip. It may be re-
calledthattheFIPICsummitwas
launched during Modi’s visit to
Fiji in 2014. In 2015, the second
FIPICsummitwasheldinJaipur.
This summit is the third one.
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY
THE AUTHOR ARE PERSONAL
From the 1880s, parts of
the country were ruled
by Germany, Australia,
and Britain, till the
independent nation was
born on September 16,
1975. Papua New
Guinea is part of the
Commonwealth, and
England’s King Charles
III is its official King.
The monarch is
represented by the
Governor-General,
who is nominated by
the Parliament. The
Prime Minister is
democratically elected.
James Marape is the
current Prime Minister
and the Governor-
General is Bob Dadae.
PM Modi also met him
during his recent visit
P
MODI PLAYS CRUCIAL ROLE AT
STRATEGIC PAPUA NEW GUINEA
A LOOK
AT PNG...
ROBIN ROY
The writer is Senior Journalist and
former Managing Editor, First India
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape touches the feet of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his arrival, in Port Moresby on May 21.
THE US
DEAL
Secretary of
State Antony
Blinken said a
defence cooperation pact
inked with Papua New
Guinea on Monday would
expand the Pacific Island
nation’s capabilities and
make it easier for the US
military to train with its
forces.
Blinken and PM Modi
held separate meetings
with 14 Pacific Island
leaders in the PNG
capital Port Moresby,
pledging support for
the region’s priorities of
health, development and
climate change.
The United States and
its allies are seeking
to deter Pacific Island
nations from forming
security ties with China,
a rising concern amid
tension over Taiwan, and
moreover after Beijing
signed a security pact
with Solomon Islands.
Pacific Island leaders,
whose territories span
around 40 million square
km (15 million square
miles) of ocean, have
said rising levels of the
sea caused by climate
change are their most
pressing security priority.
Meanwhile, Blinken
told PM Marape that
Washington would
deepen its partnership
across the board with
PNG, and that he expect-
ed partnerships with US
businesses would bring
tens of billions of dollars’
worth of new deals.
The US and PNG
struck a separate agree-
ment on increasing
surveillance of PNG’s
exclusive economic zone
through US Coast Guard
patrols, protecting its
economy from illegal
fishing.
The United States will
provide $45 million in
new funds as it works
with PNG to strengthen
economic and security
cooperation, including
protective equipment for
the PNG defence force,
climate change mitiga-
tion and tackling trans-
national crime and HIV/
AIDS, Blinken said.
US
WHAT MODI SAID
Modi told the Forum for
India-Pacific Islands Coop-
eration that India would be a re-
liable development partner and
was committed to a “free, open
and inclusive Indo Pacific”. “We
are willing to share our capabili-
ties and experiences in digital
technology, space technology,
health security, food security,
climate change and environ-
ment protection,” he said. The
Quad leaders of Australia, Unit-
ed States, Japan and India had
agreed in Japan at the weekend
to increase cooperation with the
Pacific, Modi said.

NO CLARITY FROM GO
FIRST ON RESUMPTION
OF FLIGHTS, SAYS DGCA
New Delhi: Crisis-hit
airline Go First on Tuesday
told the DGCA it hopes to
resume flight operations at
the “earliest” but has not
given any tentative date
by when it plans to do so.
Undergoing insolvency,
airline has replied to
showcause notice issued by
the regulator DGCA.
GYANVAPI: VARANASI
COURT TO HEAR ALL 7
PETITIONS TOGETHER
Varanasi: The Varanasi
District Court on Tuesday
ruled that all the seven
cases related to the
Gyanvapi dispute will be
heard together. The district
judge, who had reserved
his verdict after the hearing
ended on Monday, said that
all 7 related cases would be
clubbed and heard together.
GONNA BLAST MUMBAI
SOON: POLICE RECEIVE
THREAT, ACCUSED HELD
Mumbai: Mumbai Police
on Tuesday said they have
received an online threat
from an unknown person
who claimed to blast the city.
The accused has been taken
into custody. The police
came across the message
on Twitter. “I am gonna blast
Mumbai very soon,” it read.
READ
Crucial
Crucial
GUJ COURT SUMMONS
KEJRIWAL, SINGH IN
MODI’S DEGREE CASE
Ahmedabad/New Delhi: A
court on Tuesday issued a
fresh summons to Delhi CM
Arvind Kejriwal and AAP’s
RS member Sanjay Singh
to appear before it on June
7 in a criminal defamation
case lodged by Guj Varsity
over PM Modi’s degree.
LATE AIR FORCE OFFICER’S DAUGHTER
ISHITA BECOMES TOPPER WITH AIR 1
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Greater
Noida resident Ishita
Kishore, an alumna of
Air Force Bal Bharti
School and SRCC in
Delhi, has emerged as
the topper of UPSC CSE
2022 final results. Her
outstanding achieve-
ment in the prestigious
examination is a testa-
ment to her hard work
and determination.
The Union Public
Service Commission re-
leased the UPSC CSE
2022 final results on
Tuesday and Ishita’s re-
markable achievement
as the topper, securing
AIR 1, highlights excep-
tional performance. P3
UPSC CSE 2022 FINAL RESULTS OUT
UPSC 2022 exam topper Ishita Kishore celebrates with her family
and friends at her residence, in Greater Noida on Tuesday.
1st
4 ranks by women
Garima Lohia, Uma Harathi
N and Smriti Mishra secured
2nd, 3rd and 4th ranks resp.
933 candidates — 613 men
and 320 women — have
qualified civil services exam
2022 from 5,73,735 candi-
dates, the commission said.
Chaos...Confusion...
FIRST DAY OF `2,000 NOTE EXCHANGE GEHLOT-PILOT DILEMMA
Congress high command wants to
replicate K’taka model in Raj but…
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: After the
success of Siddaramai-
ah-DK Shivakumar pair-
ing in Karnataka, Con-
gress supremo Sonia
Gandhi and Rahul Gan-
dhiwantsimilarunityin
Rajasthan. With this in
focus, high command is
making another attempt
to bridge the differences
between CM Gehlot and
hisformerdeputySachin
Pilot. For this an impor-
tant meeting is being
held in Delhi on May 26,
which many senior
leaders will attend. But
will this divine dream
come true? According to
informed sources, it’s
very unlikely as noth-
ing can happen in Ra-
jasthan which Gehlot
does not approve of. So,
this meeting can also
prove to be a “futile ex-
ercise”.
Before the meeting,
the high command will
have to find a perma-
nent solution to the Ge-
hlot-Pilot issue. Other-
wise, after the meeting,
Pilot may again start
some new yatra or rally
.
More on P8
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Chaos and
confusion were report-
ed from several parts of
Delhi on the first day of
exchange of `2,000 cur-
rency notes on Tuesday
with people complain-
ing that banks were in-
stead asking to deposit
them and also demand-
ing ID proofs. While
notes will still be con-
sidered legal tender,
people have been in-
structed to either de-
posit existing `2,000
notes in accounts or ex-
change them at banks.
1st day saw long queues,
disgruntled customers
and growing concerns
among elderly citizens.
Women and her daughter pose for selfie with the `2,000 currency
notes prior to exchanging it at a bank in Dhanbad on Tuesday.
NOT DEMONETISATION: RBI DEFENDS BEFORE
DELHI HC `2,000 NOTE EXCHANGE EXERCISE
RBI on Tuesday told Delhi HC that withdrawal of `2000 notes
is not demonetisation but a statutory exercise and decision to
enable their exchange was taken for operational convenience.
Bench of CJ Satish Chandra Sharma & Justice Subramonium
said it will look into it and pass an appropriate order.
 The party has to resolve
differences between Gehlot-Pilot
before May 26 crucial meeting
 Effort likely to prove a ‘futile
exercise’ as nothing can happen in
Raj which Gehlot does not approve of
COUGH SYRUPS TO
BE TESTED FOR
EXPORT AFTER
OVERSEAS DEATHS
First India Bureau
New Delhi: India will
allow the export of
cough syrups only after
samples are tested in a
government laboratory,
a government notice
showed on Tuesday,
after Indian-made
cough syrups were
linked to the deaths of
dozens of children in
Gambia and Uzbekistan.
Any cough syrup must
have a certificate of
analysis issued by a
government laboratory
before it is exported,
effective June 1, the
government officials
said in a notice and
shared by the health
ministry on Tuesday.
PM Modi to address public
meeting in Ajmer on May 31
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will ad-
dress a public meeting
in Ajmer on May 31,
BJP state president CP
Joshi said on Tuesday.
The rally is being or-
ganised to mark 9 years
of the Modi govt, Joshi
said. PM Modi will
highlight the achieve-
ments, policies & pro-
grammes. The BJP will
also officially launch its
month-long ‘Maha Jan
Sampark’ programme
across Raj. LoP Rajendra
Rathore said, 10-mem-
ber committee has been
constituted for preps. P8
Though the exchange or deposit facility will be available
till Sept 30, people rushed to banks in significant numbers
1 of 4 Cheetah
cubs born in
MP’s Kuno dies
First India Bureau
Bhopal: A two-month-
old cheetah cub died on
Tuesday in Kuno Na-
tional Park, MP. Prima
facie, the cub died of
weakness, a forest de-
partment official said.
The latest fatality
took the death toll of
cheetahs in Kuno to four
in 2 months, including 3
cheetahs translocated
from African nations.
Of 24 cheetahs, includ-
ing four cubs born in
India, the Kuno now has
17 adults and 3 cubs.
Cheetah Jwala (Siyaya) gave
birth to four cubs on March 24.
Ishita Kishore’s father,
Wing Commander
Sanjay Kishore was an
Indian Air Force officer
Once when I had
asked my mother
to guess the rank.
Today, her words came
true. Getting selected for
the UPSC civil services is a
big deal. I am very happy to
have been given this oppor-
tunity to serve this country.
—Ishita Kishore,
UPSC topper
MODI, BIRLA TO
INAUGURATE NEW
PARL ON MAY 28
Amid Opposition objec-
tion to PM Narendra
Modi inaugurating new
Parl building on May 28,
official invitation put out by
LS Secretariat shows that
ceremony to be performed
by PM Modi in presence of
LS Speaker Om Birla. P6
Sonia Gandhi Rahul Gandhi CM Ashok Gehlot Sachin Pilot
FINAL LEG OF PM MODI’S 3-NATION TOUR
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MODI IS THE
BOSS
Moni Sharma
Sydney/New Delhi:
PM Narendra Modi on
Tuesday addressed a
special community
event in Sydney to cel-
ebrate country’s dy-
namic and diverse In-
dian diaspora. Speak-
ing after a receiving a
rousing welcome, PM
Modi said that India’s
relationship is often
characterized by the
“3Cs”, “3Ds” and “3Es”,
adding that they have
now gone beyond these
labels. “I believe rela-
tion between India-Aus-
tralia is beyond this, it
is mutual trust, mutual
respect,” PM said. P6
...says Australian Prime Minister Anthony
Albanese at the diaspora event in Sydney
India and Australia
ties have gone far
beyond 3Cs, 3Ds,
3Es, says PM Modi
PM MODI GETS
‘ROCKSTAR
RECEPTION’
WHEREVER HE
GOES: ALBANESE
ALBANESE SAYS...
Australian Prime
Minister Anthony
Albanese said on Tues-
day that his Indian
counterpart Narendra
Modi gets a “rock star
reception” wherever he
goes, as he welcomed
his “dear friend” at an
event here and com-
pared him to American
singer Bruce Springs-
teen. Albanese pitched
for greater cooperation
between India and Aus-
tralia as he welcomed
PM Narendra Modi.
 I want see the rela-
tionship between the
two countries continue
to grow, including in the
business and education
sectors.
 I thank my “dear
friend” Modi for
“bringing the spirit of
the world’s biggest de-
mocracy to Australia”,
he has helped “make
our democracy stronger
and more inclusive.
 More business
leaders and artists and
families sharing Modi’s
experiences and his
knowledge and ideas.
 Centre’s location in
western Sydney was a
“testament to the vitality
of the Indian-Australian
experience”, giving a
shout-out to the new
Parramatta Lord Mayor
— Sameer Pandey.
 When I came here in 2014, I
made a promise to you that you
will not have to wait for 28 years
for an Indian PM. So, here I am in
Sydney once again.
 New Indian consulate will be
opened in Brisbane soon.
 Our cricket-based relation-
ship has completed 75 years. As
intense as the on-field match is,
our relationship is equally deep off
the field.
 Last year when Shane Warne
died, hundreds of Indians were also
mourning. We felt like we have lost
someone very close to us.
 Our lifestyles may be differ-
ent but now Yoga also connects
us. Now tennis and films are also
connecting us. We might prepare
food in different manners but Mas-
terchef is connecting us now.
 Our dream is to see India be-
come a developed nation. IMF and
the World bank consider India a
bright spot in the global economy.
 Banking system in several
countries are in trouble today but
on the other hand, the strength of
India’s banks are being appreciated
everywhere.
 Back in 2014, I had promised
that India’s poorest will also have
their own bank accounts. Today,
about 500 million bank accounts
have been opened.
MODI
SAYS
Prime Minister Narendra Modi exchanges greetings with Australian
PM Anthony Albanese during an Indian community event, at
Qudos Bank Arena, in Sydney on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
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ALBANESE’S GIFT TO PM NARENDRA MODI: A
‘LITTLE INDIA’ IN THE HEART OF AUSTRALIA
PM Modi and
Albanese, on Tuesday
announced renam-
ing of Harris Park in
Parramatta, as ‘Little
India’. Harris Park,
located, is home
to a large Indian
community. It is a
destination for Indian
cuisines and several
Indian-owned busi-
nesses and shops.
AS MODI ASKS...
CROWD REPLIES
‘INDIA’...AFTER
EVERY QUESTION...
 Which country is the
fastest growing economy
today? Which country
is the second largest
mobile manufacturer?
 Which country
launched the most mas-
sive Covid vaccination
programme?
 Which country is the
largest smartphone data
consumer?
PLANE TRACES
‘WELCOME MODI’
‘Welcome Modi’ spelt by
a recreational aircraft’s
contrails posed a mesmeris-
ing sight in the clear blue sky
over Sydney ahead of the
community event organised
to greet Prime Minister Nar-
endra Modi in Australia.

RAJASTHAN
04
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Reliance Jio
on Tuesday announced
to have covered all the
District Headquarters
of Rajasthan with its
True 5G services.
Jio True 5G services
are now live in 144 cit-
ies/towns of Rajas-
than, including all
leading cities like Jai-
pur, Jodhpur, Kota,
Ajmer, Udaipur, Bikan-
er, Alwar, Sikar, Barm-
er, Bhilwara etc. Jio
True-5G network cov-
ers all important local-
ities and commercial
establishments in
these cities/towns.
Jio is rolling out its
5G services at a rapid
pace across Rajasthan
to strengthen its True
5G coverage and pro-
vide transformational
benefits of technolo-
gy to Jio users. Reli-
ance Jio is the only
operator to buy 5G
spectrum in the pre-
mium 700 MHz band.
With the help of Car-
rier Aggregation, cus-
tomers shall have Bet-
ter Indoor Coverage
experience of Jio
True 5G services in
their homes.
Jio users in all these
cities/ towns have been
invited to the Jio Wel-
come Offer, to experi-
ence Unlimited Data at
up to 1 Gbps+ speeds, at
no additional cost.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: Food Minister
Pratap Singh Khacha-
riyawas commented
on giving the work of
distribution of free ra-
tion kits to another de-
partment. He said that
the announcement
was made in the As-
sembly for the Food
Department.
“If any scheme has to
be given to another de-
partment, then there is
a process. Such a proce-
dure can be done only
with the permission of
the assembly,” he said.
Khachariyawasraised
thematterof corruption
in the scheme and said,
“I had raised this matter
but some officers are
working arbitrarily
.
They have been warned
that if work is done
against the rules, the re-
sult will not be good.”
On corruption in
DoIT,Khachariyawasre-
acted to Kirori Lal Mee-
na’s allegations and said
that the DOIT was not
his department. “DoIT
comes under the finance
secretary
.Itcomesunder
the CM. It should be in-
vestigated,” he said.
Ravi Katara
Bharatpur: Hundreds
of people poured in
from the Gurjar com-
munity in Bharatpur
on Tuesday to com-
memorate the 15th an-
niversary of the death
of members of the Gur-
jar community who
were killed during the
Gurjar agitation in
Pilu Ka Pura village on
Bayana-Hindaun Mega
Highway.
A prayer meeting
was organised at the
martyrs site near Pilu
Ka Pura and a silence
of two minutes was ob-
served to pay homage to
the people killed during
the agitation. State
President of Gurjar
Aarakshan Sangharsh
Samiti, Vijay Bainsla,
public representatives,
and people from the
Gurjar community par-
ticipated in the large
number at the condo-
lence meeting.
State President Vijay
Bainsla informed that
the issue of REET 2018
was also raised during
the prayer meeting.
First India Bureau
Rajsamand: Presiding
over the Disha meeting
in Rajsamand, MP Diya
Kumari on Tuesday ex-
pressed serious con-
cern over the problem
of electricity and water.
Accusing the State Gov-
ernment of doing poli-
tics on water, she said
that the people of a par-
ticular area are being
discriminated and ha-
rassed by the officials.
“Water is being sup-
plied only on paper. The
condition of rural ar-
eas is worrying and
people are dying of
thirst on the ground,”
the MP said.
Diya also instructed
to install the statue of
Maharana Pratap and
Rana Kumbha at Rajsa-
mand headquarters and
Kumbhalgarh.
Aishwary Pradhan
Jaipur: Rajasthan BJP
president CP Joshi al-
leged on Tuesday that
the Congress govern-
ment has broken all re-
cords of corruption.
The BJP also an-
nounced a huge demon-
stration at the Secretar-
iat on June 7 in Jaipur.
Joshisaidthatwheth-
er it is anti-people poli-
cies of the government
or any issues related to
the common people,
BJP has always been
playing the role of op-
position but the govern-
ment remains unaffect-
ed. Accusing the gov-
ernment of corruption,
Joshi said that RPSC
spoiled the future of
lakhs of candidates.
Only one person was
arrested who is just a
pawn in a case involv-
ing crores of rupees at
the Secretariat.
Meena alleged a scam
of three-and-a-half-thou-
sand crores in Rajcom,
DOIT dept. “If ED is
called here or a CBI in-
quiry is conducted, then
itwillbeexposedhowbig
the scam is. This money
is being used to feed the
Congress. If the scam-
sters are not held, I will
quit politics,” he said.
Rathore also cor-
nered the government
and demanded that all
the tenders held so far
in the I-T department
should be cancelled and
these tenders should be
investigated.
Jio 5G services active in all dist HQs
CONNECTING RAJ
Jio users in 144 cities/towns across State can enjoy Jio True 5G.
Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas interacts with beneficiaries
while inspecting Mehangai Rahat Camp in Jaipur on Tuesday.
Vijay Bainsla pays tribute to
people killed during agitation.
MP Diya Kumari speaks during
Disha meeting in Rajsamand.
BJP leaders CP Joshi, Rajendra Rathore, Kirodi Lal Meena, Shravan Singh Bagri, Anand Sharma, and Ashok Singh Shekhawat hold
press conference at BJP Headquarters in Jaipur on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY SUNIL SHARMA
HC RESERVES
ORDER ON MOVIE
‘EK BANDA KAFI
HAI’ STAY
RANDHAWA REMARK CASE: HEARING
DEFERRED, TO BE HEARD ON MAY 30
Kota: An ACJM court in Kota on Tuesday deferred the
hearing in the matter involving Congress State In-
Charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa. The court, a few
days ago, had rapped the Kota police for failing to file an
FIR against Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa in connection
with remarks he allegedly made against Prime Minister
Narendra Modi in March. A three-member appeared
before the court and argued the matter for the Congress
State In-Charge. After hearing the matter, the ACJM
court sought records from both the parties and fixed the
next hearing on May 30. —Gul Mohammad
Jodhpur: The hearing
on the petition filed
regarding the ban on
Manoj Bajpayee’s film
‘Ek Banda Kafi Hai’ was
held on Tuesday. During
this, Justice Pushpendra
Singh Bhati reserved the
order after hearing the
arguments of the law-
yers. The film producer’s
lawyer said that advo-
cate PC Solanki himself
was present during the
entire film and every
scene of the film was
shot under his guidance.
On behalf of Asaram,
advocate Vipul Singhvi
said that how can PC
Solanki, the lawyer of
the case, sell the rights
for Rs 2 crore.
IN THE COURTYARD
HEARING TO CONTINUE TODAY IN PRITHVI
RAJ NAGAR POWER CONNECTIONS CASE
MAN GETS 20-YEAR RI FOR SODOMISING 5-YEAR-OLD BOY
Jaipur: The hearing on lifting a ban on electricity and
water connections in Prithvi Raj Nagar (PRN) will be
held in Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday. The matter
came up for hearing before the single bench of Justice
Sameer Jain on Tuesday, but the arguments could not
be completed during the two-hour hearing. The hearing
in the case will take place at 11 am on Wednesday and
a decision is also expected soon. Notably, in 2013, the
High Court banned giving electricity connections on plots
which were allotted by housing cooperative societies and
not regularised by Jaipur Development Authority.
Jaipur: A court here
sentenced a man to 20
years of rigorous impris-
onment for sodomising a
five-year-old boy. Special
judge of POCSO court Tara
Agarwal convicted Kartik
Barman (30) and imposed
a fine of Rs 25,000 on
him, special public pros-
ecutor Rakesh Mehrishi
said on Tuesday. He said
that the victim lived
along with his mother in
a rented accommodation
where Barman lived with
his wife and son. An FIR in
this matter was registered
in July last year at Shipra
Path police station in
Jaipur under the sections
of the POCSO Act.
BJP LEADERS HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE
Huge protest announced
against Govt on June 7
State Govt has
broken all records
of corruption: Joshi
Congress
legislators
have
flagged cases of cor-
ruption many
times. It must have
happened for the
first time in the
country’s history
that crores of rupees
and gold biscuits
were found in a
government office.
—CP Joshi,
State BJP President
The State
Govern-
ment talks
about a policy of
zero tolerance for
corruption, but a
“scam” unearthed
in the I-T depart-
ment revealed that
a tender of Rs 135
crore was given to
a blacklisted com-
pany.
—Kirodi Lal Meena,
MP, Rajya Sabha
I pay heart-
felt tribute to
the comrades
who sacrificed their
lives while fighting
for the protection of
social interest and
rights in Rajasthan.
Your dedication and
sacrifice will always
be remembered.
—Sachin Pilot,
Former Deputy Chief Minister
Tributes pour in on 15th
anniv of Gurjar protest
72 Gurjars were
killed during BJP
rule in Raj: CM
First India Bureau
Udaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot on
Tuesday once again tar-
geted the BJP on the is-
sue of reservation. He
said that 72 Gurjars
were killed during the
BJP rule.
“Whenourrulecame,
we gave them 5 per cent
reservation. Forget
about firing, did not
even lathi-charge. Ap-
proaching with love
and brotherhood, we
created such a situation
that the Gurjars had to
get up from the tracks
without lathi-charge,”
he said in Udaipur.
There should be a
caste census for reserva-
tion reforms, he added.
Officials discriminate over water, power
supply in rural areas: Diya in Rajsamand
Other dept roped in arbitrarily: PSK
RATION KIT DISTRIBUTION ISSUE
Manchester Univ, Medical
Education Dept sign MoU
Dowry:Woman, daughter
found dead in water tank
First India Bureau
Jaipur: To develop a
research partnership,
an MoU was signed be-
tween the Medical Ed-
ucation Department
and Manchester Uni-
versity of the United
Kingdom on Tuesday.
Principal Secretary
(Medical Education) T
Ravikant, Internation-
al Vice-Dean of Man-
chester University
Prof Keith Brennan,
Commissioner Shiv
Prasad Nakate, Dr Vi-
mal Kumar Sharma of
Mental Health Re-
search Centre, Prof,
Catherine Robinson,
and Additional Direc-
tor of Medical Educa-
tion Department Renu
Khandelwal were also
present during the
MoU signing ceremony
.
Pawan Sharma
Jhunjhunu: The dead
bodies of a woman and
her three-year-old daugh-
ter were found in the wa-
ter tank in their house in
Bhapar village in Sura-
jgarh. The police said
that Azad Singh Jat of
Jaitpura has reported
that his sister Manju was
married to Satyaveer Jat
of Bhapar village in De-
cember2018.Herhusband
Satyaveer and in-laws
started torturing her de-
manding dowry
. The ab-
sconding husband of the
woman is being searched.
Two suspected thieves beaten
to death in Bharatpur and Dausa
Bharatpur/Dausa
(PTI): Two alleged
thieves were beaten to
death by a group of vil-
lagers in separate inci-
dents in Bharatpur and
Dausa, police said on
Tuesday
.
In Bharatpur, four
armed men were al-
legedly caught by resi-
dents of Kanjoli village
under Rudawal Police
Station late Monday
night. They were try-
ing to break into a
house, police said.
According to police,
they caught hold of
one of the men and
beat him up brutally.
The victim, identified
as Raju, was rushed to
the nearest hospital
where doctors declared
him brought dead.
In a similar incident
in Dausa, Shiv Lal
Gadariya (60) and his
accomplice Dashrath
Gurjar were beaten up
for allegedly attempt-
ing to steal jewellery
and cash from a house,
police said. Gadariya
was killed in the inci-
dent while Gurjar was
referred to Jaipur for
treatment on Tuesday
.
Principal Secretary T
Ravikant, Shiv Prasad Nakate,
and Prof Keith Brennan hold
the MoU on Tuesday.
TWO KIDS DROWN WHILE
PLAYING NEAR POND IN
SRI GANGANAGAR DIST
Sri Ganganagar: Two kids
drowned in a pond in 2KK vil-
lage of Sri Ganganagar district
on Tuesday. Police informed the
victims went into the pond to
drink water, but slipped and got
drowned. “The victims, includ-
ing a boy and girl, were playing
near the pond which was built
on the farmland. As soon as
they got down in the pond to
drink water, they drowned. The
locals spotted them and rushed
to a hospital where they were
declared dead. The deceased
has been kept in the mortuary.
The incident occurred under
the Ghamudwali Police Station
area,” police said.
Kota: Hyd MLA T Raja
booked for hate speech
First India Bureau
Kota: BJP leader and
Hyderabad MLA T
Raja has been booked
by Kota City Police for
his alleged hate speech
given during the pro-
gramme organised on
the birth anniversary
of Maharana Pratap.
Taking a suo moto
cognisance, the police
have registered a case
against T Raja under
sections 153A and 298 of
the IPC. Police informed
the MLA had attacked
the Congress govern-
ment and claimed that
love jihad is being car-
ried out in Rajasthan by
bringing girls from UP
and many organisations
of ideology like PFI are
flourishing in the State.

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RAJASTHAN
05
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Several civil
services aspirants re-
joiced in across the state
on Tuesday as the UPSC
released the final result
of the Civil Services Ex-
amination 2022. No one
from Rajasthan is
among the toppers.
Bharat Jaiprakash
Singh, a resident of
Gangapur City, secured
85th rank. Bharat
Jaiprakash Singh has
done Mechanical Engi-
neering from IIT Dhan-
bad, Jharkhand. He
cracked UPSC in his sec-
ond attempt.
Abhijeet and Vedika
Bihani of Jaipur, Anu-
priya Choudhary of Bi-
kaner, Mukesh Dhaka
and Pankaj Verma of
Laxmangarh in Sikar,
Mudita Sharma of Na-
gaur, Bharat Jaiprakash
Singh and Himanshu
Mangal of Gangapur
City, and Sonu Kumari
of Khetri in Jhunjhunu
have achieved success.
Mudita Sharma of
Merta in Nagaur se-
cured 381st rank in the
general category
. Mudi-
ta’s father is the princi-
pal of the Senior Sec-
ondary School on Merta
Road. She has also prac-
ticed in the hospital of
Jaipur.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Rajasthan
Small Scale Industries
Corporation (RAJSI-
CO) Chairman Rajiv
Arora on Tuesday said
that employees and of-
ficers of RAJSICO will
also be able to benefit
from the Old Pension
Scheme (OPS).
A decision in this
regard was taken in
the 369th meeting of
the RAJSICO Board
held at Udyog Bhawan
on Tuesday. “The ap-
proval was given as
part of the budget an-
nouncement of Chief
Minister Ashok Ge-
hlot. The proposal to
merge Rajasthan Han-
dloom Corporation
with Rajasthan Small
Industries Corpora-
tion will be sent to the
cabinet to expand the
reach of artisans of
the state to the general
public. The govern-
ment has announced 5
new ICDs, cargo plane
in Udaipur and Vish-
wakarma Tower in
Jaipur in this year’s
budget and that will
also encourage ex-
ports in the state,”
said Arora.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Nearly a dozen
children of Saint Wil-
fred’s School located in
Mansarovar had a nar-
row escape on Tuesday
evening after acid was
releasedinadrainnear
to the swimming pool
of the school. “A dozen
students got uncon-
scious from the smell
of the acid and were
rushed to Saket Hospi-
tal in Mansarovar. The
children are aged be-
tween7to10,”informed
a source.
First India Bureau
Jaipur: The elections
of the Rajasthan
branch of the In-
dian Red Cross
Society were held
at the Swasthya
Bhawan on Tues-
day. The repre-
sentatives of 32
district units unani-
mously handed over
the responsibility of
the post of chairman
to Rajesh Krishna
Birla. Rajesh Krishna
Birla is the elder
brother of Lok Sabha
Speaker Om Birla. Vi-
jay Khatri was elected
as the Vice Chairman
of the Society, while
Ramesh Mun-
dra’s name was
finalized for the
post of Treasur-
er. After a long
wait of many
years, the elec-
tions of the Red Cross
Society have been
held. During this,
Rajesh Krishna Birla
said that the focus will
be on activating the
Red Cross Society in
the districts.
Vikas Sharma
Jaipur: People across
Jaipur and various
other districts in the
state are complaining
of seasonal diseases
like vomiting, diar-
rhoea, cough and cold
and prolonged fever.
Heatwave is at its peak
in Rajasthan. Patients
have made a beeline at
the SMS Hospital. The
situation in OPD here is
also very bad. Accord-
ing to doctors, the dis-
eases are because of the
rising heat and people
being negligent.
Notably, Covid cases
have seen a downfall.
At present, only 127 ac-
tive Covid cases are in
Rajasthan. Fourteen
districts, including
Ajmer and Alwar have
not a single Covid pa-
tient. In the other 14
districts also Covid fig-
ures are below two dig-
its. Rajasthan may be
Covid free in another
fortnight. Around 150
to 200 patients suffer-
ing from seasonal dis-
eases come daily to the
SMS Hospital.
Shiv Prakash Purohit
Jodhpur: ACB rural
unit in a major action on
Tuesday arrested the Re-
gional Forest Officer
and her husband red-
handed while taking a
bribe of Rs 8000. ACB
Police Inspector Anu
Chaudhary said that the
complainant said that
Regional Forest Officer
NS Anop demanded a
bribe of Rs 10000 in lieu
of carrying stones.
After verifying the
complaint, the ACB laid
a trap. Anop and her
husband Jayprakash
were arrested by the
ACB team. The ACB is
currently conducting
searches at the resi-
dence and other places
of the Regional Forest
Officer.
NS Anop and her hus-
band Jayaprakash took
8000 as bribe amount, on
which the ACB team
reached the spot as soon
as they were informed
and arrested both of
them red-handed while
taking the bribe. ACB
conducted searches at
their residence.
BRIEF
in
in
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Additional
Chief Secretary PHED
Subodh Agarwal held a
review meeting of the
Water Supply Depart-
ment on Tuesday and
gave instructions to
achieve the target of
water connections in
every district under the
Jal Jeevan Mission. Re-
viewing the progress of
the Mission, he in-
structed the districts
with less progress than
average to achieve the
target and ensure the
entryof expenditureon
the IMIS portal.
Agarwal reviewed
various projects and in-
structed the district of-
ficers of the deparment
to send proposals to
withdraw the project
from the firms which
do not meet the target
of the project within
the prescribed time
limit. Those firms will
also be debarred from
tenders for new pro-
jects.
Agarwal also took
feedback from the offic-
ers of the districts af-
fected by the summer
contingency plan and
canalization to ensure
drinking water supply
.
Speed up Jal Jeevan Mission work
to achieve targets: ACS Agarwal
Gangapur’s Bharat secures
85th
rank in second attempt
Heat waves accelerate spread
of seasonal diseases across Raj
Abhijeet from Jaipur, who secured 440th rank, with family.
Students covering their faces with dupatta for protection from scorching heat on a hot summer day
at Jawahar Cirlce, Jaipur on Tuesday afternoon. —PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADOO
Accused NS Anop and her
husband Jayprakash.
Subodh Agarwal chairing a review meeting of the Water Supply
Department in Jaipur on Tuesday.
Sonu Kumari got 208th rank
Bharat Jaiprakash got 85th rank
Arora: Raj Handloom Corp
to be merged with RAJSICO
Bharat Jaiprakash Singh has done
Mechanical Engineering from IIT Dhanbad
Abhijeet, who lives in Gopalpura Arjun Nagar,
Jaipur, secured 440th rank in the country
Forest officer, husband held with `8k bribe
School students
fall unconscious
after acid poured
near pool in Jpr
LS Speaker’s brother RK
Birla elected Chairman
of Indian Red Cross Soc.
Jaipur: Rajput Navyu-
vak Parishad expressed
gratitude to CM Ashok
Gehlot and RTDC Chair-
man Dharmendra
Rathore by writing let-
ters with blood on the
formation of Veer Shi-
romani Maharana
Pratap Board. Convener
of Parishad, Advocate
Karan Rathore and the
office bearers wrote let-
ters of gratitude to the
CM. Soon a large num-
ber of prominent organ-
izations and leaders of
the society will go to the
CM’s residence to ex-
press their gratitude.
Bharatpur: Two sus-
pected cow smugglers
were arrested after a con-
tainer truck carrying 23
animals was intercepted
in the Bharatpur district
of Rajasthan, police said
Tuesday
. During patrol-
ling, a container truck
was stopped late Monday
night. During the search,
23 bovines were found in-
side, which were handed
over to a cow shelter,
Bharatpur Superinten-
dent of Police (SP) Shy-
am Singh said.
Letter with blood
to CM Gehlot for
Maharana Board
2 suspected cow
smugglers held, 23
bovines rescued
NO ONE FROM RAJ IS AMONG THE TOPPERS
Sonu Kumari daughter of Rajesh Mann of Gaurir village
of Khetri, Jhunjhunu, secured 208th rank.Gagan Singh
Meena of Meena Baroda near Gangapur City got 120th
rank in UPSC.Abhijeet, who
lives in Gopalpura Arjun
Nagar, Jaipur, secured 440th
rank in the country. Abhijeet’s
father Anoop Singh said that
this was Abhijeet’s second
attempt. Earlier, he had pre-
pared for UPSC along with
B.Tech in Mumbai. Bikaner’s
Anupriya Choudhary, daughter of Dr. Devendra Chaudhary,
Joint Director in the Health Department, got 239th rank. In
such a situation, it is believed that she will become an IPS,
but she wants to become an IAS.
UPSC RESULT
Rajiv Arora during meeting with officials in Jaipur on Tuesday.
—PHOTO BY MUKESH KIRADO
CHURU
45.7°C
KOTA
44.8°C
KARAULI
44.7°C
BIKANER
44.6°C
JAIPUR
42.6°C
tive Covid cases are in
Rajasthan. Fourteen
districts, including
Ajmer and Alwar have
CHURU
45.7°C
MERCURY METER
Anupriya Choudhary
(right) got 239th rank.

INDIA
06
Shah inaugurates 2-day workshop on ‘Vibrant Villages Prog’
First India Bureau
New Delhi: Union
Home Minister Amit
Shah inaugurated a
workshop on the ‘Vi-
brant Villages Pro-
gramme’ in New Delhi
on Tuesday
.
Shah said that the
District Collectors in
border districts under
VVP should take at least
5 initiatives every year
in every border village
to give impetus to the
Vibrant Villages Pro-
gramme. He said that
VVP can truly be pro-
moted and encouraged
by giving emphasis on
home stay facilities.
Shah said there is am-
ple scope for employ-
mentgenerationthrough
Cooperatives in villages
under VVP
. He said that
at least 30% of the daily
expenditure of ITBP
shouldbelinkedwithru-
ralemploymentopportu-
nities. He said regular
reviews at all levels re-
garding this should be
held. Shri Shah said that
special efforts should be
made to establish con-
nectivitywith168uncon-
nected border villages in
4 states and UTs.
He said the Govt of
India has spent more
than Rs 25,000 crore on
border infrastructure
in the last 9 years. He
said that 1134 kilometer
long border road has
been constructed and
almost all check-posts
have been completed.
He said there are 3 main
ways to develop the bor-
der villages, like, ensur-
ing 100% saturation of
public welfare schemes
of the Govt of India in
villages, promoting fi-
nancial inclusion and
encouraging digital and
sentimental connectiv-
ity of the villages with
the rest of the country.
He said that priority
should be given to Vi-
brant Villages in map-
ping of schemes, both at
Central and State level.
Shah said that PM
Narendra Modi has al-
ways maintained that
the border villages are
not the last but the first
villages of country
.
Union Minister of
State (MoS) (Home) Ni-
tyanand Rai, MoS Ajay
Kumar Mishra and MoS
Nishith Pramanik, Un-
ion Home Secretary,
DG, ITBP and District
Collectors and senior
MHA officers also at-
tended the workshop.
FIVE INITIATIVES TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY
DISTRICT COLLECTORS UNDER VVP PROG
z These include
5 initiatives related
to tourism
z 5 initiatives related
to generation of em-
ployment opportunities
to agriculture, handi-
crafts and cooperatives
to increasing basic
facilities
z 5 initiatives to
achieve 100% satura-
tion of Central and
State schemes.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses after inaugurating a two-day workshop on Vibrant
Villages Programme in New Delhi, on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
“We consider the border villages are not
the last villages of the country but the
first villages,” says Union Home Minister
BoostIndia-Australiarelations:
PM toprominentpublicfigures
Sydney (PTI): Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi on Tuesday inter-
acted with prominent
Australian public fig-
ures working in diverse
fields like science, arti-
ficial intelligence, so-
cial work and art and
music and encouraged
them to contribute to
strengthening the India-
Australia relationship.
Modi will hold talks
with his Australian
counterpart Anthony
AlbaneseonWednesday
.
The prominent pub-
lic figures Modi met in-
cluded Nobel laureate
Brian Paul Schmidt,
‘Toilet warrior’ Mark
Balla, artist Danielle
Mate, rockstar Guy Se-
bastian and celebrity
chef and restaurateur
Sarah Todd.
Other influencers in-
cluded Professor Toby
Walsh, chief scientist,
Artificial Intelligence
Institute, University of
New South Wales, Syd-
ney and Salvatore Babo-
nes, sociologist, re-
searcher and author.
“Furthering – cultur-
al people to people
ties. PM @narendramo-
di interacted with
prominent public fig-
ures of Australia, work-
ing in diverse fields of
science, artificial intel-
ligence, humanities, so-
cial work, gastronomy,
art and music,” the
Ministry of External
Affairs tweeted.
“Congratulated them
on their achievements
and encouraged them to
contribute to strength-
ening the India-Austral-
ia relationship,” it said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses an Indian community programme, in Sydney on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
MODI INVITES AUS BIZMEN
FOR INVESTMENTS IN INDIA
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on
Tuesday met business leaders of
top Australian companies here and
called for enhancing cooperation with
the Indian industry in areas such as
technology, skilling, and clean energy.
Modi arrived in Sydney on Monday for
the third and final leg of his three-
nation tour during which he will hold
talks with his Australian counterpart
Anthony Albanese and attend a com-
munity event to celebrate the country’s
dynamic, diverse Indian diaspora.
91-YR-OLD AMONG DIASPORA
WHO WELCOMED PM MODI
Prime Minister Modi received a grand
welcome when he landed in Sun-
day. Among those who had gathered
to greet PM Modi included 91-year-
old Dr Navamani Chandra Bose who
journeyed from Melbourne to meet the
Indian PM in Sydney, a report in The
Australia Today said. She was full of
energy and passion and very happy to
travel by “Modi Airways.” “Very happy
today and it’s going to be a great
event,” said the nonagenarian who
arrived by a special charted flight.
PM MEETS INDIA-ORIGIN
AUS SINGER SEBASTIAN
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
met Guy Sebastian, an Aus-
tralian singer, at an event in Syd-
ney on Tuesday. PM Modi also
tweeted about the interaction
with the rockstar. “Guy Sebastian
is a remarkable singer and has
unparalleled passion towards
music. In addition, he is passion-
ate about social service as well. I
was glad to have interacted with
him today,” PM Narendra Modi
tweeted on Tuesday.
POTENTIAL FOR BOTH COUNTRIES IS HUGE:
EXEC CHAIRMAN OF HANCOCK PROSPECTING
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Georgina Hope Rine-
hart AO, Executive Chairman of Hancock Prospecting on
Tuesday in Sydney. In an interaction with media persons af-
ter meeting with Modi, she
said, “It (meeting) was very
interesting. It was actually
exciting. The potential for
our two countries is huge.”
Talking along the lines of
how India’s economy has
grown, she said, “Your
economy was around USD
1-trillion GDP and USD 2 trillion in seven years and at the
starting of that was under Prime Minister Modi.”
MODI IMPRESSIVE PERSON, UNDERSTANDS
BUSINESS, SAYS CEO OF AUSTRALIANSUPER
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met Paul
Schroder, Chief Executive Officer of AustralianSuper,
a superannuation fund headquartered in Melbourne,
Victoria. Prime Minis-
ter highlighted India’s
credentials as one of the
most preferred major
economies for foreign
investments in the world
and invited AustralianSu-
per to partner with India.
Schroder is responsible
for the leadership and strategic development of the fund
and the provision of advice to the board.
Kejriwal meets Mamata
amid AAP-Centre row
Kolkata (Agencies):
In another round of Op-
position meetings
across the country, Del-
hi Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal on
Tuesday met West Ben-
gal Chief Minister
Mamata Banerjee at
Nabanna, the state sec-
retariat in Kolkata.
Punjab Chief Minister
Bhagwant Mann, AAP’s
Rajya Sabha MP Ra-
ghav Chadha, and Delhi
Minister Atishi Singh
accompanied the Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP)
chief on his visit.
The meeting comes
after the Union govern-
ment brought in an ex-
ecutive order last week
that overrides the Su-
preme Court verdict on
transfers and postings
of officers that favoured
the Delhi Government
led by Arvind Kejri-
wal’s Aam Aadmi Party
(AAP).
Mamata Banerjee welcomes Arvind Kejriwal, Bhagwant Mann
and other AAP leaders in Howrah, on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY ANI
DELHI, PUNJAB CONG
OPPOSE SUPPORT TO
AAP AGAINST CENTRE
New Delhi: Congress leaders
from Delhi and Punjab met
here on Tuesday to discuss
AAP’s demand for opposing
the Centre’s ordinance over
control of services in Delhi.
Partap Bajwa, Ajay Maken
and Sandeep Dikshit were
among who attended meet-
ing. They accused the AAP
govt of a witch-hunt against
party leaders in Punjab and
opposed extending support
to AAP over its demand.
“I’M NOT IN PM RACE”:
SHARAD PAWAR AMID
OPPN UNITY TALKS
Pune: NCP chief Sharad Pa-
war said he is not in the race
to become PM and said the
Opposition wants a leader-
ship that would work for the
betterment of the country.
At a condolence meet for
Ram Takawale, the Pune Uni-
versity’s vice chancellor who
passed away recently, Pawar
said Opposition might face
a little task of projecting one
person as the PM candidate
if they come together.
Working to free Assam
from AFSPA: Himanta
Guwahati (ANI): As-
sam CM Himanta
Biswa Sarma on Tues-
dayreiteratedhisaimof
makingAssamfreefrom
the Armed Forces Spe-
cialPowersAct(AFSPA)
and said the state govt is
working towards it.
At a press conference
in Guwahati, he said,
“Our idea is that by the
year-end we want to see
that Assam is complete-
ly free from AFSPA.
However, whether I will
be 100% successful or
only 90% successful
will depend on whether
the police strengthens
itself. I addressed that
in the Commandant
conference. Basically, I
am requesting the po-
lice to create a situation
in Assam so that we
don’t have to have AFS-
PA. But if the police are
not 100% successful
then AFSPA will con-
tinue in five districts.”
Cong’s Khader
files papers for
K’taka Speaker
Bengaluru (PTI): For-
mer minister and five-
time MLA UT Khader
on Tuesday filed his
nomination as Con-
gress candidate for the
post of Speaker of Kar-
nataka Legislative As-
sembly. Khader, an
MLA from Mangaluru
Assembly segment,
filed his nomination at
the office of Assembly
Secretary, in the pres-
ence of CM Siddara-
maiah, Deputy Chief
Minister DK Shivaku-
mar, Minister BZ Za-
meer Ahmed Khan and
other Congress leaders.
Rahul Gandhi takes late-night truck
ride from Delhi to Chandigarh
New Delhi (PTI): Con-
gress leader Rahul Gan-
dhi travelled in a truck
from Delhi to Chandi-
garh to listen to the
problems faced by truck
drivers, the party said
on Tuesday
. Gandhi un-
dertook the journey
Monday night and in
visuals and videos, the
former party chief, don-
ning his trademark
white T-shirt, is seen sit-
ting inside a truck, trav-
elling with one of the
drivers and speaking to
truckdrivers ata dhaba.
“Leader of the people
@RahulGandhi ji
reached among the
truck drivers to know
their problems. Rahul ji
travelled with them
from Delhi to Chandi-
garh,” the Congress
said in a tweet in Hindi.
Gandhi also stopped
near a Gurdwara in
Ambala City along the
Ambala-Chandigarh
national highway early
Tuesday morning and
paid obeisance there.
“According to media
reports, there are about
90 lakh truck drivers on
the Indian roads. They
have their own prob-
lems. Rahul ji did the
work of listening to
their ‘Mann Ki Baat’,”
the Congress said.
Haryana Congress
chief Udai Bhan said
that Gandhi travelled
with truck drivers and
halted en route and lis-
tened to the problems
faced by them.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi takes a ride in a truck while
traveling from Delhi to Chandigarh on Tuesday. —PHOTO BY PTI
CourtextendsSisodia’s
judicialcustodytillJune1
New Delhi: A court on
Tuesday extended till
June 1 the judicial custo-
dyof AAPleaderManish
Sisodia in a money laun-
dering case related to the
alleged excise scam. The
judge also directed the
jail authorities to con-
sider providing Sisodia a
chair and a table along
with books inside the
prison. While Sisodia
was being brought out
of the courtroom, he
told the media in refer-
ence to a bill to replace
the Centre’s Ordinance
on Delhi’s Services mat-
ter that PM Narendra
Modi “does not believe
in democracy”.
Manish Sisodia comes to appear
before a court in New Delhi.
DELHI POLICE CLARIFY
ON ‘MANHANDLING OF
MANISH SISODIA’
New Delhi: The Delhi Police
on Tuesday clarified that there
was no misbehaviour with
former Delhi minister Manish
Sisodia in Rouse Avenue
Court after Delhi CM Arvind
Kejriwal shared a video show-
ing cops surrounding Sisodia
when media people were
asking him questions on the
Delhi ordinance.
PM, Birla to inaugurate
new Parliament Bldg
New Delhi (ANI):
Amid the Opposition ob-
jection to PM Narendra
Modi inaugurating the
new Parliament build-
ing on May 28, the offi-
cialinvitationputoutby
the Lok Sabha Secretar-
iat shows that the cere-
mony will be performed
by PM Modi in the pres-
ence of Speaker of the
Lower House, Om Birla.
The invitation has
been sent to various
dignitaries including
members of Parliament
by Lok Sabha secretary
general Utpal Kumar
Singh. The event will
begin at 12 pm (noon) on
May 28. This comes at a
time when the Opposi-
tion led by the Congress
party has questioned
the govt over the PM in-
augurating the new Par-
liament building.
PREZ, VICE-PREZ TO
RELEASE MESSAGES
ON INAUGURATION
New Delhi: President
Droupadi Murmu and
Vice President Jagdeep
Dhankhar are likely to
release congratulatory
messages on the occa-
sion of the inauguration
of the new Parliament
building, sources said.
Meanwhile, TMC has an-
nounced to boycott the
inauguration ceremony.

NEWS
07
DURING THIRD TOURISM WORKING GROUP MEETING
G20 DELEGATES ENJOY AN
ILLUMINATED SHIKARA RIDE
Srinagar (ANI):
The G20 delegates on
Monday enjoyed the
famous Shikara boat
ride in Srinagar’s
Dal Lake on the first
day of the third Tour-
ism Working Group
meeting.
“Ended the day
with a scenic shikara
ride on the Dal Lake
followed by a cultural
performance and de-
licious wazwan din-
ner! Thank you@
g20org@JandKTour-
ism@srinagarad-
min@tourismgoi for
the impeccable ar-
rangements!”tweeted
Singapore in India.
As the union terri-
tory of JK became
a host to the 3rd G20
Tourism Working
Group (TWG) meet-
ing, all eyes are set
on the 3-day event be-
ing held in Srinagar.
“IT’S CHINA’S LOSS”:
SINGH ON BEIJING
SKIPPING G20 MEET
G20 TOURISM MEET
ENTERS DAY 2: ‘A NEW
ERA,’ SAYS LG SINHA
CSK BEAT GT BY 15
RUNS IN IPL QUALIFIER
1, QUALIFY FOR FINAL
TERROR ECOSYSTEM IN JAMMU KASHMIR ISOLATED
THROUGH DEVELOPMENTAL SCHEMES: MANOJ SINHA
Srinagar (PTI): Jammu and
Kashmir Lieutenant Gover-
nor (LG) Manoj Sinha said
that for 30 years JK had to
suffer from state-sponsored
terrorism by the neighbour-
ing country, however, due to
Prime Minister Narendra Mo-
di’s efforts it is now open to
a new era. He said this while
chairing the third G20 Tour-
ism Working Group meeting
which is being attended by
over 60 delegates.
Chennai: 4-time champions
Chennai Super Kings beat
Gujarat Titans by 15 runs in
the Qualifier 1 to enter final
of the IPL here on Tuesday.
Defending champions GT will
get another chance to reach
the final as they play the
winner of the Eliminator in
Qualifier 2 at Ahmedabad on
Friday. Sent in to bat, opener
Ruturaj Gaikwad top-scored
with a 44-ball 60 as Chennai
Super Kings posted a com-
petitive 172 for seven.
Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir has suffered state-sponsored
terrorism by Pakistan for 30 years but the terror ecosystem,
which thrived with support from across the border, has been
isolated, Lieutenant Governor
Manoj Sinha said on Tuesday.
The Jammu and Kashmir LG
said the Union Territory is now
witnessing a new era that has
opened limitless possibilities
of growth and peace. “For
almost 30 years, this land of
peaceful co-existence of almost all religious sects had to suf-
fer state-sponsored terrorism by our neighbouring country,”
he said at the inaugural session of the third tourism working
group meeting of G20 countries at SKICC here.
Srinagar (PTI): China not
attending the G20 meeting
in Srinagar does not
make any difference and
it is their loss, not India’s,
Union minister Jitendra
Singh said on Tuesday.
Delegates of all G20
countries, barring China,
arrived in Srinagar to at-
tend the third G20 tourism
working group meeting.
“That (China not attending
the meeting) does not
make any difference. Chi-
na not coming is China’s
loss, not India’s,” Singh
said on the sidelines of
the G20 meet here.
Union Ministers G Kishan
Reddy, Jitendra Singh,
with others during the G20
Tourism Working Group
Meet in Srinagar on Tuesday.
Shikaras decorated with lights
in the Dal Lake as part of the
preparations for the 3rd G20
Tourism Working Group Meeting.
Imphal (PTI): Manipur
remainedtensebutcalm
on Tuesday after inci-
dents of violence were
reported a day before in
the northeastern state
where at least 70 people
were killed in ethnic vi-
olence since May 3.
Business establish-
ments remained closed
on Tuesday and people
were asked by security
personnel to remain in-
doors through the pub-
lic address system in
New Chekon area of
Imphal East district,
where a mob torched
two houses.
New Delhi (PTI):
Ravneet Kaur on
Tuesday took charge as
the Chairperson of the
Competition Commis-
sion of India, becoming
the first woman to hold
the post on a full-time
basis. Kaur, a 1988 Pun-
jab cadre IAS officer,
will be the fifth full-
time Chairperson of
the fair trade regulator,
which started function-
ing in 2009.
“Hon’ble Union Min-
ister of Finance Cor-
porate Affairs Smt. Nir-
mala Sitharaman had
sworn in Smt. Ravneet
Kaur as Chairperson,
Competition Commis-
sion of India, Smt.
Ravneet Kaur took
charge of the office of
Chairperson, CCI, to-
day i.e., on 23rd May
2023. #CCI,” the regula-
tor said in a tweet.
New Delhi (Agencies):
The Duke of Sussex has
been denied the right to
bring a second legal
challenge against the
Government’s decision
to deny him automatic
securitywhenintheUK.
Prince Harry had
sought permission for a
judicial review based on
his offer to pay for his
own protection, which
he argued should have
prompted the Home Of-
fice to “quash and re-
take” its decision.
The Duke has already
won the right to a first
judicial review over the
decision making pro-
cess. He argued that he
had been denied a
“clear and full explana-
tion” of the composi-
tion of the Royal and
VIP Executive Commit-
tee (Ravec).
New Delhi (ANI): US
Ambassador to India
Eric Garcetti on Tues-
day lauded Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi’s
leadership and “trans-
formative policies” ini-
tiated by his govern-
ment and said the two
countries are increas-
ing their collaboration
around critical emerg-
ing technologies.
Speaking at the inau-
gural ceremony of the
US-India 5G and Next
Generation Networks
Workshop, Garcetti
said 5G presents a fan-
tastic opportunity to
collaborate towards an
open, accessible, and
secure technology eco-
system, built on shared
values and shared sys-
tems. “India is in such
wonderful hands.
With your leader-
ship, with the trans-
formative policies that
you and this adminis-
tration are implement-
ing together with the
public sector and pri-
vate sector and with
that community aspect
that defines everything
that is part of India’s
rise right now.
This is the most ex-
citing nexus in the
world, The US-India re-
lationship is where it is
at,” he said.
India is in such wonderful hands: Garcetti
US ENVOY PRAISES PM MODI’S LEADERSHIP

US Ambassador
to India lauded
PM Modi’s
leadership and
“transformative
policies” and
said the 2
nations are
increasing their
collaboration
Sharing his experience at Select USA Summit, Eric Garcetti (L) also
spoke about US-India relations as it had the largest Indian delegation.
Chennai:(Agencies)
Virat Kohli is not new
to defeats in the IPL.
But rarely in his 16-year
stint with RCB has his
team lost when 'King
Kohli' got going in the
manner that he did on
Sunday at the Chinnas-
wamy Stadium.
It can be interpreted
as a passing-of-the-ba-
ton moment in Indian
cricket, because it was
Shubman Gill's 104 off
52 balls that overshad-
owed Kohli's 101 off 61.
Aussie legend Mat-
thew Hayden, in an in-
terview a few days ago,
said that Gill is already
there, proving himself
to be the man who will
take the legacy of Kohli
forward, just the way
Kohli did 10 years ago
when Sachin Tendulkar
left the stage.
INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE 2023
Passing of baton from Kohli to Gill
Dubai: Virat Kohli
penned an emotional
note after RCB's IPL
exit. Taking to Twitter,
Kohli penned an
emotional note. “A
season which had it's
moments but unfortu-
nately we fell short of
the goal. Disappointed
but we must hold
our heads high. To
our loyal supporters,
grateful for backing
us every step of the
way, Kohli said.
“DISAPPOINTED”,
SAYS VIRAT KOHLI
ON RCB’S EXIT
FROM IPL 2023
Kaur takes charge
as CCI Chairperson
Prince Harry loses legal
bid to ‘buy’ police safety
Ravneet Kaur
Prince Harry with wife Meghan
Markle. —FILE PHOTO
NIA’S `10 LAKH
REWARD AGAINST
KASHMIR SINGH
RAINS LASH PARTS
OF HP, ORANGE
ALERT ISSUED
PRESTON GETS
NEW MAYOR
FROM GUJARAT
New Delhi: The NIA on
Tuesday announced a
cash reward of `10 lakh
on information leading to
the arrest of a Khalistani
terrorist wanted in a case
of conspiracy to wage war
against the country. As per
NIA, Kashmir Singh Gal-
waddi alias “Balbir Singh”,
is wanted in the case
registered here on August
20 last year under various
sections of the Indian Pe-
nal Code and the Unlawful
Activities (Prevention) Act,
the official said.
Shimla: Rain and
hailstorm lashed parts
of Himachal Pradesh on
Tuesday as the local MeT
office issued an ‘orange’
alert for thunderstorms,
lightning and gusty winds
at isolated places in 10
districts on May 24. Shim-
la and surrounding areas
were lashed by hailstorms
accompanied by lightning,
thunder and rain. Mandi
received 17 mm of rain
followed by 13 mm in
Kangra while light showers
were witnessed in Kalpa.
London: Yakub Patel, a
Gujarat-born councillor
and an active member of
the local community has
taken over as the new
Mayor of Preston, a city
in Lancashire county of
northern England which
has a tradition of having
a city Mayor dating back
to the 14th century. Yakub
Patel, who was born in
Bharuch district of Guja-
rat, moved to the United
Kingdom after his gradua-
tion from the University of
Baroda in 1976.
CRUCIAL READ
Mumbai (PTI): At least
6 persons were killed
22 others injured when
a state transport bus
collided with a contain-
er truck in Maharash-
tra’s Buldhana district
on Tuesday, police said.
The condition of two
of the injured was seri-
ous, they said. The ac-
cident took place at 7.20
am near Sindkhed Raja
town on old Mumbai-
Nagpur highway in the
district, located more
than 450 km from the
state capital Mumbai.
The bus, belonging to
the Maharashtra State
Road Transport Corpo-
ration (MSRTC) and
carrying 33 passengers,
was going towards Me-
hkar in (Buldhana)
from Pune, police said.
Moscow: Dronesstruck
Russia’s border region
of Belgorod where secu-
rity operations pressed
into a second day after a
cross-border raid
blamed on fighters from
Ukraine, authorities
said on Tuesday
.
The region, which
borders Ukraine, has
been repeatedly shelled
in attacks that have
killed dozens of people
since Moscow launched
its offensive last year.
Several drones struck
houses a government
building overnight but
did not result in casual-
ties,VyacheslavGladkov,
Belgorod governor, said.
Russia said its troops
were battling a “sabo-
tage”groupthatentered
from Ukraine and intro-
duced an “anti-terror
regime” in Belgorod.
A transport bus and a container truck that collided in an accident
leaving 6 dead and 22 injured in Buldhana district on Tuesday.
A Ukrainian soldier fires an RPG towards Russian positions at the
frontline near Bakhmut in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, on Tuesday.
Maharashtra: 6 die as
bus collides with truck
Drones strike Russian region
of Belgorod on Ukraine border
PUNE-MUMBAI EXPRESSWAY: ONE DEAD, 5 INJURED
IN ACCIDENT AS CONTAINER HITS MULTIPLE VEHICLES
RUSSIA’S WAGNER GROUP SEEKING TO TRANSIT
MATERIAL ACQUISITIONS THROUGH MALI, SAYS US
Mumbai: A person died while five injured after a speeding con-
tainer, collided with six vehicles on Mumbai-Pune Expressway
on Monday late night. As per
police, Subhash Pandharinath
Chougule, a 45-year-old resident
of Vashi, Navi Mumbai, lost his
life in the accident. He suffered a
severe arm injury and significant
blood loss before reaching the
hospital. The container, en route
from Pune to Mumbai, experienced brake failure at kilometer
36/800 mark leading to the collision with the six cars.
Washington (Agencies): The U.S. State Department said
Russia’s Wagner Group is trying to obscure its efforts to
acquire military equipment for use in Ukraine, adding that
Washington has been informed
the mercenary force is seeking
to move those acquisitions
through Mali to aid Russia in
its war. Wagner is willing to
use false paperwork for such
transactions, State Department
spokesperson Matthew Miller
said. “There are indications that Wagner has been attempting
to purchase military systems from foreign suppliers and route
these weapons through Mali as a third party,” Miller said.
Manipur remains
tense a day after
fresh violence

First India Bureau
Jaipur: Prime Minister
Narendra Modi will ad-
dress a huge public
meeting in Ajmer on
May 31 on the comple-
tion of nine years of his
governance on May 26.
The PM will be in Ra-
jasthan for the fifth
time in the last seven
months.
The PM’s frequent
visits prove that the
elections will be fought
under the supervision
of the Central leader-
ship and not Rajasthan
BJP. Due to factional-
ism going on in the par-
ty in Rajasthan, this
time, the High Com-
mand does not want to
contest elections on the
basis of Rajasthan. Per-
haps, this is the reason
why Modi, Amit Shah
and JP Nadda have been
visiting Rajasthan.
The focus of the Cen-
tral leadership is the
Lok Sabha elections to
be held next year rather
than the assembly elec-
tions. So, preparations
are being done keeping
both in mind. In Ra-
jasthan, BJP had won 25
out of 25 seats in 2014
and 2019. This time also
the party wants the BJP
to win all the 25 seats.
Remember the things you
wanted when facing adverse
circumstances, remember them
often to know yourself truthfully.
—Dr Jagdeesh Chandra,
CEO Editor-in-Chief, First India
08
2NDFRONT
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Shivendra Parmar
Jaipur: Rajasthan
HousingBoardCommis-
sioner Pawan Arora,
who received two inter-
national awards from
Malaysia, was congratu-
lated by the officials by
presenting him with the
trophies and citation on
Tuesday
.
Chief Engineer KC
Meena,AddlChief Engi-
neer Sanjay Poonia and
Amit Agrawal, who re-
turned from Malaysia,
presented the trophy
and citation to Arora.
Secretary Alpa Choud-
hary
, Financial Advisor
Sanjay Sharma, Estate
ManagerDeepaliBhago-
tia, Law Director Le-
khraj Jagrut and other
officers and personnel
were present at the
Board Room of RHB
HQs, Awas Bhawan.
On May 16, the Ra-
jasthan Housing Board
in Malaysia was award-
ed ‘The Golden Globe
Awards for Excellence
and Leadership’ by the
jury of the World HRD
Council for ‘Best Envi-
ronment Friendly Pro-
jects’ and ‘Best Innova-
tive Project of the Year.’
Due to administrative
pre-occupation,theRHB
Commissioner himself
did not go and had sent
the Engineers to Malay-
sia to receive the award.
Arora got to know the
experiences of the offi-
cials and also instructed
to include innovations
seen there in the upcom-
ing projects. “The new
experiments happening
abroad can be included
in the schemes going on
in the state,” Arora said.
Back from Malaysia, RHB officials hand over trophies to Arora
A TOAST TO SEVERAL FEATS
lll
On May 16, the
RHB was
awarded ‘The
Golden Globe
Awards for
Excellence and
Leadership’ by
the jury of the
World HRD
Council in
Malaysia
Ravi Sharma and
Puneet Chaturvedi
Dungarpur: Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
said that the principles
of Lord Mahavir are an
inspiration for all. Fa-
ther of the Nation Ma-
hatma Gandhi also fol-
lowed the path of truth,
non-violence and peace
as told by Jain sages
and succeeded in get-
ting freedom to India,
he said.
“We should imbibe
the same message to
ourselves and to the
coming generations.
There is no substitute
for truth. Truth is God
and service is the su-
preme religion,” he said
while attending the
Panchkalyanak Prat-
ishtha Mahotsav of
Naveen Shantinath Ji-
nalaya of Jain Commu-
nity at Peeth (Seemal-
wada) in Dungarpur
district on Tuesday
.
He performed wor-
ship at the temple and
prayed for State’s pros-
perity. He appreciated
the arrangements while
observing the newly
constructed temple.
Jain Dharmashastra
written by Acharya
Kanak Nandi was also
released.
Addressed the follow-
ers of Jainism, the CM
said that he himself
also took his initial edu-
cation at a Jain school.
He said that the state
government has made a
provision of Rs 100
crore for the develop-
ment of religious places
in the state.
GS Dotasra, District
Collector Lakshmi-
narayan Mantri, SP
Kundan Kanwaria,
President of Sakal
Digambar Jain Samaj
Peeth Rajmal Kothari,
Govardhan Lal, Bhan-
war Lal Kothari, Muke-
sh Kothari others
were present.
Non-violence paramount, there
is no substitute for truth: CM
l CM participates in the Panchkalyanak Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav
of Shantinath Temple l He appreciates arrangements at new temple
Ravi Sharma
Udaipur: Chief Minis-
ter Ashok Gehlot heard
the complaints of the
common people on
Tuesday in a public
hearing at Udaipur Cir-
cuit House on Tuesday.
He instructed the offic-
ers for quick disposal
of the complaints. Dur-
ing this, people ex-
pressed gratitude to the
CM for public welfare
budget announcements
and Mehangai Rahat
Camps.
The common people
said that by registering
in the camps, they have
received the Chief Min-
ister’s Guarantee Card.
Through these, they
will get relief from in-
flation and their socio-
economic condition
will improve.
On this occasion,
Revenue Minister Ram-
lal Jat, Cooperative
Minister Udailal Anja-
na, Social Worker
Dinesh Khodania, Divi-
sional Commissioner
Rajendra Bhatt, Inspec-
tor General of Police
Ajaypal Singh Lamba,
District Collector
Tarachand Meena, SP
Vikas Sharma and oth-
er public representa-
tives and officers were
present.
CM lends a patient ear
to peoples’ concerns at
‘Jansunwai’ in Udaipur
CM Ashok Gehlot addresses peoples’ concerns during the
‘Jansunwai’ held at the Circuit House in Udaipur on Tuesday.
CM Ashok Gehlot seeks the blessings of Jain Saint, Muni Aghya Sagar Maharaj during the
‘Panchkalyanak Pratishtha Mahotsav’ of new Shantinath Jinalaya in Dungarpur on Tuesday.
CM Ashok Gehlot interacts with beneficiaries during the
Mehangai Rahat Camp in Dungarpur on Tuesday.
Dungarpur: CM Gehlot said that the resolve to provide
relief to people from inflation is being realised through
Mehangai Rahat Camps. There is such enthusiasm in
camps that till May 23, 1.16 crore families have been
registered and 5.30 crore CM Guarantee Cards have
been issued. Gehlot inspected the Camps organised at
Salareshwar Mahadev Temple complex in Peeth Kasba
(Seemalwada) of Dungarpur district. He distributed CM
Guarantee Cards. He presented a cheque of Rs 1 crore
1 lakh to women SHGs associated with Rajeevika. He
also observed the PSKS drive. The CM announced to
make a community hall in Bansia, the birthplace of
Salareshwar and Shri Govind Guru ji, and to make sub-
tehsil in Damor Bahulya Bhandaria. Earlier, he offered
prayers at the Salareshwar Mahadev temple
First India Bureau
Jaipur: Tourism Minis-
ter Vishvendra Singh
expressed displeasure
in a letter to MoS for
Energy
, Bhanwar Singh
Bhati regarding keep-
ing hotels
and other
t o u r i s m
units free
from indus-
trial power
cuts.
Singh wrote that tour-
ism was a matter of
larger public interest in
which 24-hour services
are provided to tourists.
Whilemostmanufactur-
ingindustriesareclosed
at night, tourism is an
essential service. He has
requested the Energy
Minister to keep tour-
ism units free from pow-
er cuts so that industry
runs smoothly
. He said
that due to ongoing wed-
ding season, power dis-
ruptionshouldn’t occur.
Jaipur (PTI): Chief
Minister Ashok Gehlot
on Tuesday said the
new Parliament build-
ing should be inaugu-
rated by President
Droupadi Murmu as
she is the constitutional
head of the country
.
Thebuildingissched-
uled to be inaugurated
by PM Modi on May 28.
“The Honourable
President is the Consti-
tutional Head of the
country. Therefore, ac-
cording to the respect
of the Constitution, mo-
rality and dignity of the
Houses, it would be
proper to inaugurate
the new Parliament
House by them only,”
Gehlot tweeted in Hin-
di. Sharing Rahul Gan-
dhi’s tweet, he further
said nation’s image will
be tarnished globally if
such works are also
used for political gain,
publicity and tendency
to take credit.
Vishvendra writes
to Bhati to keep
tourism units free
from power cuts
It’s proper for
President to
inaugurate new
Parl bldg: Gehlot
Leaders to brainstorm
over Raj Cong issues in
New Delhi on May 26
EXCITEMENT IN THE STATE DUE TO
MEHANGAI RAHAT CAMPS: ASHOK GEHLOT
It is noteworthy that
in the last four years
under the leadership of
Pawan Arora, the board
has received a total
of 17 awards. These
include- World Book
of Records, SKOCH
Award-2021, Award of
Excellency, Award by
National Real Estate
Development Coun-
cil, National Housing
Award, IBC and ‘Star
of Governance-Gold’
Award, ‘Real Estate
Conclave’ Award by
NAREDCO etc.
Jaipur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who reached Australia
on a three-nation tour, addressed the Indian community at
the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Tuesday. In his address,
PM Modi also mentioned about ‘Jaipur Jalebi.’ PM Modi said
that the people of Australia are so big- hearted and this is the
reason why Harris Park here becomes Harish Park for the
people. “I’ve heard that Chatkazz ‘Chaat’ and ‘Jalebi’ from
Jaipur Sweets at Harris Park are very delicious. I want you all
to take my friend Australian PM Albanese to that place,” PM
Modi told the Indian diaspora in Sydney.
17 AWARDS IN 4 YRS
UNDER ARORA’S
LEADERSHIP
PM MENTIONS ‘JAIPUR JALEBI’ IN AUSTRALIA
Pawan Arora being handed over the trophies and a citation certificate of 2 int’l awards won by RHB in
Malaysia by Board officials KC Meena, Sanjay Poonia and Amit Agrawal at RHB’s Board Room in Jaipur
on Tuesday.Also seen are Alpa Choudhary, Sanjay Sharma, Deepali Bhagotia, Lekhraj Jagrut others.
The innova-
tions of Malay-
sian projects
should be used in RHB’s
upcoming projects. The
various experiments be-
ing carried out abroad
can easily be assimilat-
ed in several ongoing as
well as new projects of
the State.
—Pawan Arora, RHB
Commissioner
Aditi Nagar
New Delhi: State Cong
in-charge Sukhjinder
Singh Randhawa on
Tuesday, said that an
important meeting re-
garding the Rajasthan
issues will be held in
New Delhi on May 26.
“A big meeting has
been called on May 26 to
chalk out a strategy for
the upcoming assembly
elections in Rajasthan,
MP, Chhattisgarh, in
which Mallikarjun
Kharge, Rahul Gandhi,
Ashok Gehlot, Bhupesh
Baghel,KamalNathand
many other party lead-
ers will also attend the
meeting in which prepa-
rations for assembly
polls will be discussed,”
said Randhawa while
speaking to media at
AICC HQs in New Delhi.
The in-charges and co-
in-charges of these
states will also attend
the meet. PCC President
GS Dotasra will also at-
tend the meeting.
Gehlot, Dotasra to
attend the meeting
Whether former Deputy
CM Sachin Pilot will
also attend the meeting,
Randhawa said that Pilot is
also a Congress leader, if
all the leaders of the party
are invited for the meeting,
then he will also be called
and discussions will be held
with him also. About the May
31 ultimatum given by Pilot
to the Gehlot govt to take
action on corruption cases,
Randhawa said that CM
Ashok Gehlot can answer
about Pilot’s ultimatum “If
the matter comes to the
organization, then we will
talk about it,” he said.
RANDHAWA ON PILOT
Eyeing upcoming Assembly LS polls,
PM Modi frequents his visit to Rajasthan
CP Joshi and Rajendra Rathore review preparations at the Kayad
Vishram Sthali, ahead of PM Modi’s public meeting to be held in
Ajmer on May 31. —PHOTO BY ANAND SHARMA
Ajmer: PM Modi will
be on a day-long visit
to Ajmer on May 31 on
the completion of 9 yrs
of govt. The PM is also
scheduled to address
a public rally on this
occasion. On Tuesday,
BJP State President CP
Joshi, LoP Rajendra
Rathore, General Secy
(Org) Chandra Shekhar
reached Ajmer and
inspected meet’s venue.
The three leaders later
reached a hotel and
took a divisional level
meeting wherein BJP
office-bearers public
representatives were
also present. Jaipur
(City) MP Ramcharan
Bohra, Jaipur (Rural)
MP Rajyavardhan Singh
Rathore, Rajsamand
MP Diya Kumari, Tonk
MP Sukhbir Singh
Jaunpuria, Ajmer MP
Bhagirath Chowdhary,
Bhilwara MP Subhash
Bahedia others were
present.
—Shubham Jain
BJP PREPARES FOR
PM MODI’S VISIT TO
AJMER ON MAY 31

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ARIES
MAR 21 - APR 20
You will get the
financial help
that you are
seeking for and
then accordingly
you will decide
what steps to
take next. At
work place you
may earn oodles of joy and recognition
by foraying into something new. Please
take good care of your health and avoid
stepping out in adverse
TAURUS
APR 21 - MAY 20
You will continue
to enjoy your
good health if you
stick to a proper
diet and exercise
regime. You may
finally meet your
financial savior
who will help you
put the pieces at
the right place. Some of you may assist
your family by organizing a function or
an event.
GEMINI
MAY 21 - JUNE 21
You have a good
health and there
is nothing to
worry as such.
To prevent any
monetary loss,
you should care
to read your busi-
ness proposal
twice before tak-
ing any decision. In office, you may need
to persuade someone to stand in your
favour but it will be worth it.
CANCER
JUNE 22 - JULY 23
This is the time to
become serious
about getting in
shape and start
eating healthy.
You have limited
income as of now
and that could
trouble you but
don’t worry the
times will change. Due to no work pres-
sure in office, you could spend more time
with near and dear ones.
LEO
JULY 24 - AUGUST 23
You have a fine
health so nothing
to worry. It may
take some time
for you to have a
financial stability.
It will be good
for your image to
maintain healthy
relationship with
your colleague and keep them in your
favour. It may get difficult for you to deal
with the firm opinion
VIRGO
AUG 24 - SEP 23
You are satis-
fied with your
health and you
enjoy that feel-
ing. Money will
flow into your
life to make you
financially stable.
Some of you may
earn good name
for being consistent at work. In social
life, it’s a good practice to avoid blaming
others for our own shortcomings.
YOUR
DAY
Horoscope by
Saurabbh Sachdeva
LIBRA
SEPT 24 - OCTOBER 22
You have a good
healthy but that
does not mean
you should
ignore the minor
problems. On
business front
you need to be
open minded
to make some
financial gains. You may all of a sudden
feel the need to clarify some rumour
about you
SCORPIO
OCT 23 - NOVEMBER 22
You may go for
a cheat meal all
as a reward for
maintaining good
health. If you
have been strug-
gling with money
then that’s a thing
of a past now as
money will flow
in from all the directions. In office, you
will support your colleague by sharing
his/her work pressure.
SAGITTARIUS
NOV 23 - DEC 22
Don’t take your
health for granted
as it could raise
concerns. Think
twice before
spending as you
can over spend
unnecessarily. You
may find yourself
burden with extra
work in office today but you will be able to
successfully complete it. Things in family
may not go as you w
CAPRICORN
DEC 23 - JAN 20
You continue
to stay fit and
healthy and there
is nothing to
worry as far as
health is con-
cerned. Because
of limit flow of
money, your fi-
nancial condition
is not stable yet. Your hard in office will
bring your recognition and appreciation
from your senior.
AQUARIUS
JAN 21 - FEB 19
Keep a close tab
on what you eat
if you want to
remain healthy.
You must limit
your expenses
to only buying
essential stuff.
In office, your
colleagues may
not like your upfront nature. Your love
may not give the kind of attention you
have been waiting for.
PISCES
FEB20 - MARCH 20
Your optimism
will keep you
going and you
will find yourself
in absolute
peace. The more
time you invest
in a project
completion, the
better it will in
terms of monetary gains. In social life,
avoid venting your anger on some who is
younger or elder to you.
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ETC
oday, it is estimated that the
majority of people spend at
least an hour of their day star-
ing at their phones, computers,
or television screens. We are
living in a world where tech-
nology continues to play an
increasingly important role in our daily
lives, which means that it is becoming
more and more difficult to disconnect
from the digital world. People are con-
stantly connected to their phones and
computers, and they look at screens for
work, entertainment, or communica-
tion. And youngsters in particular are
more and more hooked to their phones
for extensive use of Social Media.
Mobile phones and laptops emit blue
light, which can interfere with the care
you have put into your skin and rob it
of its shine. To minimize the impact of
technology on our skin, Preeti Daga, a
Lifestyle Career Coach, recommends
creating healthy screen habits like lim-
iting exposure to blue light, taking
more breaks, and practising effective
skin care.
Blue light is no different from ultra-
violet rays emitted by the sun and blue
light can also cause adverse effects on
your skin. Therefore, it is imperative to
take the necessary precautions to pro-
tect your skin from the potential nega-
tive effects of blue light, especially
anti-ageing.
Wear a moisturiser that contains
SPF if you spend your day exposed
to technology-induced radiation. Ra-
diation can damage your skin just as
much as UV rays, so apply a moistur-
iser infused with SPF every hour.
Make sure to find a moisturiser that
is specifically designed for electron-
ic radiation protection.
HEV light has been linked to the de-
velopment of dark spots and acceler-
ated ageing in the skin. It is recom-
mended to use sunscreen with SPF 30
or higher, to ensure that the skin is
protected from the harsh effects of
HEV light. Additionally
, sunscreens
that are specially formulated to pro-
tect against HEV light are beneficial
astheyprovideadditionalprotection.
Remember to drink plenty of water
throughout the day to keep your
skin hydrated.
Furthermore, using a blue-light-fil-
tering screen protector can also help
reduce the effects of harmful blue
light on your skin.
Additionally, limiting your expo-
sure to devices and taking fre-
quent breaks from screens can
also help reduce radiation expo-
sure. Make sure to take fre-
quent breaks from screens and
limit your technology usage
as much as possible.
Try to keep your devices
away from your body when
using them and look for de-
vices with lower radiation
emission levels. Be sure to consult a
professional for any further tips on
reducing radiation exposure. Keep
your cell phone away from your bed
at night to minimize radiation expo-
sure.
Be mindful of the amount of time
you spend on your device. Use a
headset or speakerphone whenever
possible to reduce the amount of ra-
diation that your body is exposed to.
Check your device's user guide for
radiation emission levels.
Limit the amount of time you spend
on the phone. Turn off the device
when not in use. Use a hands-free
device or earpiece to minimize ex-
posure. Be sure to keep your devices
away from your head and body
when making calls. When not in
use, keep your device in aeroplane
mode to reduce radiation exposure.
Keep the device away from children
whenever possible.
Charge your device away from your
head and body. Use a headset or
speakerphone when possible. Keep
the phone away from high-traffic ar-
eas like elevators and microwaves.
Avoid carrying your device in your
pocket or on your body
. Try to keep
your phone use to a minimum. Use a
wired headset instead of Bluetooth.
Turn off your phone when not in
use. Use the phone in areas with
good reception. Keep the phone at
least 15 cm away from your body.
Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when
not in use. Avoid using the phone
when the battery is low. Use the
speaker mode or a headset when
possible. Avoid using the phone in
places with high electromagnetic
radiation, such as near power lines
or cell towers. Use protective cases
to reduce radiation exposure.
Additionally, drinking plenty of wa-
ter and eating food that's rich in an-
tioxidants will help keep your skin
looking healthy. Also, remember to
get regular check-ups with a derma-
tologist to ensure that your skin is
in good condition.
Exposuretobluelightcandamagecol-
lagen and elastin, which are responsi-
bleforkeepingtheskinlookingyouth-
ful. This can lead to wrinkles, discol-
ouration, and age spots. Wearing sun-
glasses that block UV rays, as well as
avoiding screens before bedtime can
help reduce the risk of skin damage
caused by blue light. Additionally
, us-
ing sunscreen and moisturizers with
antioxidants can also help protect
skin from blue light damage.
Moreover, it is important to keep
yourself hydrated from within as
well as from outside. Therefore, it is
recommended to drink ample
amounts of water and apply a water-
based moisturiser for best results.
HEV light has been linked to the
development of dark spots and ac-
celerated ageing in the skin. It is
recommended to use sunscreen
with SPF 30 or higher, to ensure that
the skin is protected from the harsh
effects of HEV light. Additionally,
sunscreens that are specially for-
mulated to protect against HEV
light are beneficial as they provide
additional protection.
Furthermore, using a blue-light-fil-
tering screen protector can also help
reduce the effects of harmful blue
light on your skin. Exposure to blue
light can damage collagen and elas-
tin, which are responsible for keep-
ing the skin looking youthful. This
can lead to wrinkles, discolouration,
and age spots.
To ensure your protection from
harmful radiation, I strongly sug-
gest using an SPF-based moisturiser
with an anti-ageing formula to keep
your skin from premature ageing.
Reapply moisturiser every hour to
maintain skin health.
Radicles are tiny particles emitted
from electronic devices' screens.
These particles are very small and
can easily penetrate the skin and get
into the bloodstream, which can
cause a variety of health issues.
Washing your face regularly and tak-
ing frequent breaks can reduce your
exposure to these particles. A face
shield can provide an extra layer of
protection from the particles. In ad-
dition, you can use a face shield to
further reduce radiation exposure.
Moreover, try to keep the device at
least 20 inches away from your face
to reduce radiation exposure. By
making small adjustments to your
device settings, you can reduce the
amount of blue light you're exposed
to. This will help pro-
tect your eyes and
skin from blue light's
harmful effects.
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T

B
ollywood actress Parineeti
Chopra and Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP) leader
Raghav Chadha fi-
nally got engaged on
May 13, at the Ka-
purthala House in
Delhi. Now,
Parineeti’s brother
Shivang has also
dropped an un-
seen picture from
the engagement
ceremony and
the actress
looks incred-
ibly happy in
the picture
with her
brothers Shi-
vang and Sahaj.
P a r i n e e t i
Chopra’s brother
S h i v a n g
Chopra took to
his Instagram
account to
share a lovely
candid picture
from the en-
gagement cer-
emony. The
p i c t u r e
shows the
actress en-
joying a
candid mo-
ment with
her brothers
Shivang and Sahaj Chopra. The
trio seems to be enjoying a conver-
sation and laughing over some-
thing. Parineeti has her arms
around both her brothers, and the
joy on her face is unmissable!
“Who thought we would be here!!!
Not me for sure! @parineetichopra
@thisissahajchopra,” wrote Shi-
vang, while sharing the picture.
Parineeti Chopra commented, “Ya
we were surprised that you were
there,” to which Shivang replied,
“@parineetichopra are you
subtle?”
ETC 11
SECRET
STRUGGLE
im Kardashian and Tom Brady dating rumors started
swirling when the gossip account Deuxmoi posted a
blind. According to The US Sun, Kim Kardashian seems
to be in a ‘secret struggle’ after going on dates with Tom
Brady. Kim told her friends that she cannot date like a
regular person, who just goes on a few dates, get to
know each other without feeling any pressure, as per
The US Sun. With her fame and popularity, even if she looks
at a guy it is turned into a ‘crazy intense situation’ for her-
self. Kim Kardashian would like to date in private but finds
it impossible as per The U.S. Sun source. The star also re-
vealed that very few men can cope with the pressure that
comes from dating her because no one wants his private life
to be completely open in public.
Biblical principles
HINDU FAITH
SECRET
STRUGGLE
K
S
ophie Turner has managed to grab headlines now after she faced criticism over
opting for buccal fat removal. This comes shortly after her husband, singer Joe
Jonas admitted to utilizing injectables, highlighting the growing popularity of
non-invasive face procedures among Hollywood's elite. The Game of Thrones
star has recently been the subject of conjecture about her future move into cos-
metic operations and is said to be giving notably buccal fat reduction a try. A
few then and now photos of Sophie Turner made its way
on social media and prompted a discussion on her al-
leged buccal fat removal. Many noticed the visible
changes and speculated that the actress has gone
under the knife.
However, until now, Turner
hasn't opened up about a fa-
cial surgery or even reacted
to the speculations. While ce-
lebrities are known to keep
their cosmetic surgery expe-
riences a secret, Sophie is
very much expected to come
out and be vocal about it, giv-
ing the fact that her singer
husband admitted to getting
injectables.
Buccal fat removed
Walk in a
PARK
S
onam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja are one
of the most loved couples in town. They
are often seen dishing out major couple
goals with their mushy PDA on social
media. Currently, Sonam and Anand are in
London with their son, Vayu. They welcomed
their first baby boy in August 2022 and since
then they have been enjoying every bit of par-
enthood. On Monday
, Anand took to Instagram
and shared a picture of the mother-son duo. In
the picture, Sonam was seen enjoying a walk
in a park in London with her son Vayu in her
arms. She was seen holding Vayu close to her
in a baby carrier. For their park visit, Sonam
wore a black t-shirt paired with checkered
pants and a matching overcoat while baby
Vayu was seen sporting a black and white
striped cap. His face wasn't visible in the pic-
ture. The newest mother-son duo looked styl-
ish as they stepped out for a walk. Anand
shared the picture with the caption, #Every-
dayPhenomenal #VayusParents.
SYDNEY DEBUTS
ENGAGEMENT RING
S
ydneySweeney
,knownforherrolein
the hit series Euphoria, recently
made headlines as she stepped out in
Cannes,proudlywearingherengage-
ment ring. The sight of her dazzling ring
caught the attention of fans and admirers,
finally putting an end to the speculation
surrounding their relationship. For nearly
a year, Sydney Sweeney's engagement ring
had been noticeably absent from public
view. The last time the ring was seen adorn-
ing her hand was around October 2022. Dur-
ing this time, rumours began to circulate
about the nature of Sweeney's relationship
with her co-star Glen Powell while they
filmed the romantic comedy, Anyone but
You, in Australia. Speculation grew as fans
wondered if their on-screen chemistry had
transformed into something more personal.
However, it was later confirmed that Powell
had already broken up with his girlfriend,
Gigi Paris, before the rumours, putting
those speculations to rest.
CANDID ENGAGEMENT PICTURE
Kim Kardashian
Sophie Turner
Shivang Chopra’s post...
Parineeti Chopra
Sonam Kapoor
Sydney Sweeney
P
riyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas got married in 2018 in
India. Recently, Nick spoke about his and Priyanka's dif-
ferent religions and how their daughter will have influ-
ences as she grows up. Recently, Nick appeared on the
podcast channel Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard where he
spoke about raising Malti Marie with elements of biblical prin-
ciples and Hinduism. He said, I have a deep and meaningful
relationship with God but God has taken many different
shapes than what I just read in one book now. And mar-
rying an Indian woman who is Hindu, I have learned so
much about that religion and faith that it is so inspir-
ing. We are raising a child who is gonna
have elements of
biblical prin-
ciples and
also from
the Hindu
faith.
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