Tag: Rajasthan

Bhajanlal Sharma became the new Rajasthan CM

Bhajanlal Sharma has been declared the new Chief Minister of Rajasthan. Finally, the name of Bhajanlal Sharma has been approved in the legislative party meeting. Bhajanlal Sharma has been elected for the first time from the Sanganer constituency.

Diya Kumari and Prem Chand Bairwa have been made Deputy CMs of Rajasthan. Whereas, Vasudev Devnani will be the new Speaker of Rajasthan State Assembly.

Observers from Delhi have finalized the name of Sanganer MLA Bhajanlal Sharma for the Chief Minister of Rajasthan after the legislative party meeting. Furthermore, the BJP appointed Rajnath Singh, Vinod Tawde, and Saroj Pandey as Rajasthan observers.

To give him the ticket, the BJP cancelled the ticket of sitting MLA Ashok Lauhati. Bhajanlal Sharma had defeated his rival Congress candidate Pushpendra Bhardwaj by more than 48 thousand votes.

Who is Bhajanlal Sharma the new CM of Rajasthan

The new Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Bhajanlal Sharma is a resident of Bharatpur. Bhajanlal Sharma’s father’s name is Krishna Swaroop Sharma. He is 56 years old. After his initial studies, he obtained a Masters degree in Political Science from Rajasthan University, Jaipur.

How many properties does Bhajanlal Sharma own?

Bhajanlal Sharma, who became MLA for the first time, is a millionaire. Presently, he has assets worth Rs 1,46,56,666. Also, there is a liability of Rs 35 lakh in his name. According to the information given in the affidavit for contesting the elections, he has Rs 1,15,000 in cash and about Rs 11 lakh is deposited in various bank accounts.

Diya Kumari Deputy CM of Rajasthan

Diya Kumari is the Princess of Jaipur Kingdom. It is an indisputable fact that Diya Kumari is the sole offspring of H.H. Maharaja Sawai Bhawani Singh and H.H. Maharani Padmini Devi of Jaipur.

Moreover, she is an entrepreneur and head of various ventures. Diya Kumari is the head of two schools, two trusts and a museum.

She has been in active politics since 2013. Diya Kumari was MLA from Swai Madhopur constituency. In 2019 she was elected as Member of Parliament from Rajsamand Constituency. At this time she is been declared Deputy CM of Rajasthan.

Prem Chand Bairwa Rajasthan Deputy CM

Dr Prem Chand Bairwa is the current BJP MLA from the Dudu assembly constituency of Rajasthan. Prem Chand is a resident of Srinivas Puram of Maujmabad tehsil and belongs to a Dalit family.

Bairawa won the seat in the 2023 Rajasthan Assembly elections by defeating Congress candidate Babulal Nagar by a margin of 35,743 votes. Earlier, Bairawa had won the Dudu constituency in 2013 by defeating Congress candidate Hazari Lal Nagar by a margin of 33,720 votes. However, he lost to Congress candidate Babu Lal Nagar from the Dudu constituency in 2018 by a margin of 14,779 votes.

Prem Chand Bairwa started his political career in 1995 with Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). In 1995 he worked in Dudu Block organization. Moreover, he is also working as co-in-charge of BJP in SC Morcha and President of Bairava Mahasabha.

Prem Chand is an MPhil and PhD. He is also a petrol pump dealer.

December 12, 2023
Rajasthan weather: Intense cold and dry for next three days.

Rajasthan weather is becoming dry and the effect of cold has been increasing continuously for three days. Due to the harsh climate, life has started getting affected. A continuous decline is being recorded in the temperature. After the rain due to the western disturbance, a drop in day and night temperatures was recorded. There was a chill due to the northern winds.

The temperature will drop due to wind blowing. Due to this, the cold will increase. Cold winds will prevail till 10th December. The cyclonic storm in the Bay of Bengal will not impact Rajasthan.

Lowest Temperature recorded in Rajasthan

The lowest minimum temperature in the state was recorded in Mount Abu at minus one degree Celsius. Apart from this, the minimum temperature was recorded below 10 degrees at 10 places. At six places the maximum day temperature was recorded at 20 degrees or less. Whereas, the minimum temperature in Fatehpur was 5.4 degrees.

Meteorological report about Rajasthan weather

According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain dry this week and the cold will be intense. The weather will remain dry in Rajasthan till 10th December. Due to the influence of northern winds in most parts of the state, the minimum temperature will drop by two to three degrees Celsius.

According to the Meteorological Department, there is a western disturbance in the form of a cyclonic circulation over Haryana and its surrounding areas. An induced cyclonic circulation was also present over south-east Rajasthan. A fresh western disturbance is forming from December 11. According to the Rajasthan weather prediction, the weather will change slightly tomorrow i.e. on Friday 8th December. The sky will remain cloudy.

December 7, 2023

Hadoti stood with the BJP, winning 11 out of 17 seats.

Hadoti stood with the BJP. In the Hadoti region, the BJP maintained its dominance by securing victory in 11 out of 17 seats. Moreover, the party managed to snatch one more seat from Congress, further consolidating its hold in the area.

Hadoti region includes Kota district, Bundi district, Jhalawar district and Baran district of Rajasthan State.

Hadoti election results highlights

The vote counting began at 8 am amid rain. The workers’ enthusiasm appeared to fluctuate with the trends. By 1.30 pm, the situation on 17 seats of Hadoti was almost clear.

Like every time, former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s victory from Jhalrapatan in the Jhalawar district was one-sided.

But it was surprising that the Khanpur seat in the Jhalawar district went to Congress candidate Suresh Gurjar. This breach in the BJP stronghold area has great significance.

In Kota district, the situation of maximum drama was in Kota North. Shanti Dhariwal, a minister of the Congress government, kept moving up and down in trends. Ultimately he won the fort by 2486 votes. The eyes of the entire city were fixed on Dhariwal who was seeking votes based on development. Congress also broke the myth of victory once and defeat once.

Another interesting seat was of Pipalda, where Youth Congress candidate Chetan Patel won. Here his good image defied caste equations.

Sandeep Sharma of BJP won in Kota South. The election pundits kept saying that there would be a tough fight with Rakhi Gautam of Congress but Sharma won with more votes than last time.

As expected, Sangod, Ramganjmandi and Ladpura remained in BJP’s bag.

However, in Ladpura the matter had earlier become triangular, which the BJP took over at the last moment. At the same time, Congress leader Pankaj Mehta joining BJP also caused a loss to Congress here.

Related page: Assembly E lection Results

The results of Baran and Bundi were surprising

While the BJP was wiped out in Bundi, the Congress was wiped out in Baran.

The defeat of Pramod Jain Bhaya was shocking. Bhaya was a strong Congress candidate.

Minister Ashok Chandna again won from the seat of Hindauli in Bundi District.

District-wise results of the Hadoti Region

As compared to the previous elections, Congress lost one seat in Hadoti. Congress had 7 seats in Hadoti in the last elections, this time Congress could win only 6 seats.

District	Seats	BJP	Congress
Kota	6	4	2
Bundi	3	0	3
Jhalawar	4	3	1
Baran	4	4	0
Total	17	11	06

District-wise results of the Hadoti region

List of Winning Candidates in the Hadoti Region

Here is the list of the winning candidates in the Hadoti region.

Kota District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Kota North	Shanti Dhariwal	Congress	2,486
Kota South	Sandeep Sharma	BJP	11,962
Ladpura	Kalpana Devi	BJP	25,522
Ramganj Mandi	Madan Dilawar	BJP	18,422
Sangod	Hira Lal Nagar	BJP	25,623
Pipalda	Chetan Patel	Congress	21,005

Bundi District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Bundi	Hari Mohan Sharma	Congress	18,814
Hindoli	Ashok	Congress	45,004
Keshoraipatan	Chunnilal C.L. Premi Bairwa	Congress	17,087

Jhalawar District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Jhalarapatan	Vasundhara Raje	BJP	53,193
Khanpur	Suresh Gurjar	Congress	8,425
Manohar Thana	Govind Prasad	BJP	24,865
Dag	Kaluram	BJP	22,261

Baran District election results

Finally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting in Baran, just a few days before voting, changed the atmosphere. BJP won all the seats in Baran District.

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Baran-Atru	Radhye Shyam Bairwa	BJP	19,754
Anta	Kanwar lal	BJP	5,861
Chabra	Pratap Singh Shingvi	BJP	5,108
Kishanganj	Lalit Meena	BJP	22,281

Kota South, Sandeep Sharma (BJP) won by 11962 votes

December 4, 2023

High Voting Percentage in the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023.

Voting Percentage was 74.96% in the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023. On Saturday, voters cast their votes for the formation of the sixteenth in Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023. Voting passed peacefully with minor incidents. A complaint of aerial firing was also received at one place.

The process of collecting EVMs at the district headquarters continued till late at night. According to the Election Commission, the final voting figures will be revealed after the completion of the EVM collection work. In some places, there were complaints of EVM and VVPAT malfunctioning, which were replaced by the Commission. Complaints of boycott of voting were also received at about six places in Sikar, Bassi etc. Voting time ended at 6 pm, but due to queues of voters at many places, they were taken inside the booth campus and voted till night. The final voting figures were not released till late at night.

Voting Percentage increased over time.

In the below table, we can see how the voting percentage increased over time during the election. The pace of voting started to increase after the voting started at 7 am.

Time Voting Percentage
9 o’clock 9.77%
11 o’clock 24.63%
1 o’clock 40.27%
3 o’clock 55.63%
5 o’clock 68.24%

This time the voting process for 199 assembly seats of the state was started at 7 am and the pace of voting remained fast. Till 9 am, 9.77% of voters had cast more votes as compared to 6.21% in the last election. The pace increased in the afternoon and a crowd gathered at the polling stations leading to confrontation.

Highlights of voting for Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023

Incidents of stone pelting also took place between supporters of both parties during voting in Dholpur, Sikar and Taraganar of Churu district. However, there is no news of voting being affected anywhere.

The election was not held on a seat. The election process was postponed due to the death of a candidate in the Srikaranpur assembly constituency.

Live webcasting of the voting process was done at 26 thousand 393 polling stations including 12 thousand 433 sensitive and highly sensitive polling stations of the state.

Newly married people, women, youth and disabled people participated enthusiastically in the voting. In the state, more than 61 thousand older citizens above 80 years of age and disabled people had earlier voted from home. Voting was held in 199 out of 200 assembly seats in the state.

Voting even at a height of 5 thousand feet

For the first time, a polling station was built at Shergaon in Abu-Pindwara assembly constituency of Sirohi district at an altitude of 4 thousand 921 feet. To reach here the polling party had to walk about 17 kilometres from the “Guru Shikhar”. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the local villagers regarding voting at this centre.

Names removed from voter lists

At many polling stations in the districts including the capital Jaipur, the common people also complained about the deletion of names from the voter list. People arrived with identity cards to cast their votes but were not allowed to vote as their names were not on the voter list. In such a situation, people also protested in some places.

November 26, 2023
Voting Day Today for the Rajasthan State Assembly

Voting day today for the Rajasthan state assembly. 5.26 crore voters will decide the fate of 1863 candidates including 182 women candidates.

Today on the 25th November 20203 Saturday, voters in 199 assembly constituencies in the Rajasthan state will decide the fate of candidates.

On Friday, workers of political parties went door-to-door to convince the voters. Concurrently, the personnel conducting pooling reached the polling stations and started decorating them.

Before starting voting on Saturday morning, EVMs and VVPATs have been checked by conducting a mock poll. After that, the mock polled votes were deleted from the EVMs.

Voting will start at 7 in the morning and will continue till 6 in the evening. Voters who will reach the centres before 6 P.M. will be able to exercise their rights.

The Election Department has considered 9 thousand out of 36 thousand areas of the state as sensitive. Adequate security arrangements have been made and observers will also keep a watch. Apart from these, the arrangements at almost half of the polling centres of the state will also be monitored through webcasting.

The Election Commission will endeavour to ensure record voting, home voting, voting of polling personnel and essential service employees has already been done. The figure of this voting is 3 lakh 89 thousand 435. Apart from this, 142221 ballot papers have been issued for service voters deployed in defence and other services.

Highlights of Voting Day Today.

On voting day today 5 crore 26 lakh 90 thousand 146 voters will use their rights. Moreover, 22,61,008 are new voters and 1,70,99,334 voters are in the age group of 18 to 30.

On voting day 2 lakh 74 thousand 846 polling personnel and 6247 sector officers deployed for monitoring. Moreover, 1,02,290 police, home guard soldiers and 700 companies of RAC-CAPF for security are been deployed.

A total of 51,507 polling stations at 36,101 locations are been selected for polling day today. Out of this 10,501 are in urban and 41,006 in rural areas. Moreover, 65,277 ballot units, 62,372 control units and 67,580 VVPAT machines will be used for the polling day.

For the election day, 3 flying squads and 3 SST teams are deployed in each assembly constituency.

A total of 41,224 big and small vehicles were acquired for voting day today.

November 25, 2023

Trains passing Kota will be affected for four months.

Trains passing Kota will be affected for four months due to yard remodelling work at Mathura station. During this yard remodelling work will start on the Palwal-Mathura section of the Agra division of North Central Railway. At least 10 pairs of trains in the Kota railway division will be affected for about four months. Due to this, hundreds of trains will remain partially or completely cancelled for several days.

Moreover, non-interlocking work and yard remodelling of Mathura station, pre-non-interlocking, non-interlocking and post-non-interlocking work will be done from 27th November to 21st March. In such a situation, many trains running on this route will be affected.

Also, many trains will be run on alternative routes. Apart from this, many trains may run late by hours. These also include 80 trains running through the Kota division. Janshatabdi will be cancelled for almost one month.

Cancelled Trains passing Kota

Trains to be cancelled from the originating station –

Train Number	Train Route	Cancellation Dates	Originating Station
04793/04794	Mathura-Sawai Madhopur-Mathura passenger	27.11.2023 to 5.02.2024	Mathura and Swai Madhopur
09279/09280	Bayana-Mathura-Bayana	4.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Bayana & Mathura
09277/09278	Bayana-Yamuna Bridge Agra-Bayana	4.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Bayana & Yamuna Bridge Agra
12059/12060	Kota-Hazrat Nizamuddin-Kota Janshatabdi Express	27, 28 November, 27 December, 1, 3 January, 9 to 31 January and 1 to 5 February, 2024	Kota & Hajrat Nijamudin
19803/19804	Kota-Shrimata Vaishno Devi Katra-Kota Express	14, 21, 28 January 2024 and 4 February 2024	Kota & Katra
20985/20986	Kota-Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan-Kota Express	11, 18, 25 January 2024 and 1 February 2024	Kota & Martyr Captain Tushar Mahajan (Udhampur)
12401/12402	Kota-Dehradun-Kota Express	9.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Kota & Dehradun
05423/05424	Kashganj-Bharatpur-Kashganj	22.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Bharatpur
01901/01902	Idgah Agra-Bharatpur- Idgah Agra	11.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Idgah Agra & Bharatpur
01907/01908	Idgah Agra-Bharatpur- Idgah Agra unreserved special	11.1.2024 to 5.2.2024	Idgah Agra & Bharatpur

Affected Trains passing Kota.

Apart from the above-mentioned trains in the table, these trains will also affect train traffic,

Pune-Nizamuddin Duronto Express (12263) will remain cancelled on 12, 16, 19, 23 and 26 January and 2 and 6 February. Nizamuddin Pune Duronto (12264) will remain cancelled on 11, 15, 12, 22, 25 and 29 January and 1 February.
Ernakulam-Nizamuddin (12283) on 16, 23 and 30 January and 6 February. Nizamuddin-Ernakulam (12284) on 13, 20 and 27 January and 3 February will remain cancelled.
Madgaon-Chandigarh Goa Sampark Kranti (12449) 16, 17, 23, 24, 30 & 31 January and 6 & 7 February. Chandigarh-Madgaon (12450) 13, 15, 20, 22, 27 & 29 January and 3 & 5 February.
Kochuveli-Amritsar (12483) 17, 24 and 31 January and 7 February. And Amritsar-Kochuveli (12484) 14, 2 and 28 January and 4 February.
Nizamuddin-Miraj Darshan Express (12493) 14, 21 and 28 January and 4 February. As well as, Miraj-Nizamuddin (12494) 12, 19 and 26 January and 2 February.
Valsad-Haridwar (12911) 9, 16, 23 and 30 January and Haridwar-Valsad (12912) 10, 17, 24 and 31 January.
Ahmedabad-Nizamuddin Gujarat Sampark Kranti (12917) 8, 15, 22 and 29 January. As well as, Nizamuddin-Ahmedabad (12918) 13, 19 and 26 January and 3 February
Ekta Nagar-Nizamuddin (20945) 10, 12, 16, 18, 24, 25 and 31 January and 2 February. As well as, Nizamuddin-Ekta Nagar (20946) 9, 11, 15, 17, 23, 26 and 30 January and 1 February.
Indore-Delhi (20957) 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28 and 31 January and 2 and 4 February. Delhi-Indore (20958) 11, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25. , 27 and 29 January and 1, 3 and 5 February
Mumbai-Delhi Duronto (22209) 8, 12, 15, 19, 22, 26 and 29 January and 2 February. As well as, Delhi-Mumbai (22210) 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27 and 30 January and 3 February.
Thiruvananthapuram-Nizamuddin (22653) on 13, 20 and 27 January and 3 February. Nizamuddin-Thiruvananthapuram (22654) on 15, 22 and 29 January and 5 February.
Ernakulam-Nizamuddin (22655) 10, 17, 24 and 31 January and Nizamuddin-Ernakulam (22656) 12, 19 and 26 January and 2 February.
Kochuveli-Dehradun (22659) on 12, 19 and 26 January and 2 February. As well as, Dehradun-Kochiwali (22660) on 15, 22 and 24 January and 5 February.
Bandra-Haridwar (22917) 10, 17, 24 and 31 January. Haridwar-Bandra (22918) 11, 18 and 25 January and 1 and 4 February.
Indore-Udhampur (22941) 8, 15, 22 and 29 January and Udhampur-Indore (22942) 10, 17, 24 and 31 January.
Bandra-Gorakhpur Antodaya (22921) on the 21st and 28th of January and the 4th of February. Similarly, Gorakhpur-Bandra (22922) on the 23rd and 30th of January and 6th of February.
Bandra-Ramnagar (22975) 25 January and 1 February and Ramnagar-Bandra (22976) 26 January and 2 February.
Kanpur-Bandra (22443) 24th and 31st January and Bandra-Kanpur (22444) 26th January and 2nd February.
Bandra-Lucknow (20921) 20 and 27 January and 3 February and Lucknow-Bandra (20922) 21 and 28 January and 4 February.
Udhampur-Patliputra (19669) 24 and 31 January and Patliputra-Udhampur (19670) 26 January and 2 February.
Ahmedabad-Patna (09447) 10, 17, 24 and 31 January and Patna-Ahmedabad (09448) 12, 19 and 26 January and 2 February.

Trains changing originating station

Moreover, Gorakhpur-Bandra (05053) will not run from its originating station on 12, 19 and 26 January and 2 February. Bandra-Gorakhpur (05054) will also not run from its originating station on 13, 20 and 27 January and 3 February.

Trains that will run on the changed route

The changed route of Patna-Kota (13237-39) will run via Agra Cantt, Achhnera and Bharatpur from January 3 to February 4. Similarly, Kota-Patna (13238-40) will run via Bharatpur, Achhnera and Agra from January 5 to February 5.
Ekta Nagar-Nizamuddin (20945) leaving on 29th November will run via Bayana, Agra Fort, Mitawal, Ghaziabad and Nizamuddin. Similarly, Nizamuddin-Ekta Nagar (20946) will run on 28th November via Ghaziabad, Mitawal, Agra Fort and Bayana.
Mumbai-Delhi Duronto (22209) will run via Bayana, Agra Fort, Mitawal and Ghaziabad on 27 November. Before, Delhi-Mumbai (22210) will run via Ghaziabad, Mitawal, Agra Fort and Bayana on 28th November.
Kochuveli-Dehradun (22659) on 29 December will run via Bayana, Agra Fort, Mitawal, Khurja and Meerut. Similarly, Dehradun-Kochuveli (22660) on 27 November and 1 January will run via Meerut, Khurda, Mitawal, Agra Fort and Bayana.
Kochuveli-Chandigarh Sampark Kranti (12217) will run via Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Alwar and Rewari on 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 24 and 27 January and on 3 February. Similarly, Chandigarh-Kochuveli (22218) will run via Rewari, Alwar, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur on 27 December, 3, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26 and 31 January and 2 February.
Mumbai-Amritsar Golden Temple Mail (12903-04) from 25 January to 4 February will run via Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Alwar and Rewari.
Bandra-Nizamuddin Sampark Kranti (12907) on 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28 and 31 January and 4 February and Nizamuddin-Bandra (12908) on 11, 15, 18, 22, 25 and 29 January and 1 and 5 February will run via Rewari, Alwar, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur.
Bandra-Nizamuddin Garib Rath (12909) on 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27 and 30 January and 1 and 3 February will go via Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Alwar and Rewari. Similarly, Nizamuddin-Bandra (12910) will run via Rewari, Alwar, Jaipur and Sawai Madhopur on 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 24, 26, 28 and 31 January and 2 and 4 February.
Bandra-Barauni Avadh (19037) from 10 January to 4 February via Agra Cantt, Bhandai, Udimod and Etawah and Barauni-Bandra (19038) from 11 January to 5 February via Etawah, Udimod, Bhandai and Agra Fort Cantt.
Veraval-Banaras (12945) will run via Agra Fort Cantt, Bhandai, Udimod and Etawah on 15th, 22nd and 29th January. As well as, Banaras-Veraval (12946) will run via Etawah, Udimod, Bhandai and Agra Cantt on 17th, 24th and 31st of January.
Asansol-Bhavnagar (12942) will run via Etawah, Udimod Bhandai and Agra Fort on 11, 18 and 25 January and 1 February. Similarly, Bhavnagar-Asansol (12941) will run via Agra Fort, Bhandai, Udimod and Etawah on 16, 23 and 30 January.
Patna-Ahmedabad (12948) will depart for Etawah, Udimod, Bhandai and Agra Cantt on 12, 17, 19, 24, 26 and 31 January and 2 February. Similarly, Ahmedabad-Patna (12947) will depart on 15, 17, 22, 29 and 31 January. This will run via Agra Fort, Bhandai, Udimod and Etawah.

Trains passing Kota will run late

Apart from this, many trains passing Kota will run late as scheduled.

Ernakulam-Nizamuddin Duronto (12283) may run late on 28 December. Yog Nagari Rishikesh-Kochuveli (22660) may late on 25 December. Also Nizamuddin-Kota Janshatabdi (12060) may run late on 28 December, 2, 7 and 8 January.

November 22, 2023

What Supreme Court say about student suicide?

The Supreme Court said that suicides are happening because of parents while hearing the petition. How can the court pass directions in such circumstances? Mumbai resident Dr Anirudh Narayan had filed a public interest petition in the Supreme Court regarding the suicide of students. Mumbai-based doctor Anirudh Narayan Malpani has filed this petition through lawyer Mohini Priya.

The Court on Monday said tough competition and parental pressure on children preparing for competitive exams is the main reason for the increasing number of suicides across the country.

The Supreme Court held parents responsible

The Supreme Court held the parents of children responsible for the increasing incidents of suicide among students. The Court on Monday (November 20) said that it is not appropriate to blame coaching centres for the increasing suicides among students as the expectations of parents are motivating children to kill themselves.

The court has made this comment mainly regarding the increasing suicides of students in Kota, Rajasthan. It is noteworthy that this year about 24 suicides have been reported in the Kota district of Rajasthan.

A two-member bench headed by Justice Sanjiv Khanna refused to consider a plea seeking a law to regulate private coaching centres and set a standard for them, saying, “The problem is with the parents, not with the coaching institutes”.

Justice SVN Bhatti, who was part of the bench, said that these suicides are not happening because of the coaching institute, but because children are unable to live up to the expectations of their parents.

Parents have expectations from children

The bench said, “Most of us do not want coaching institutes. But look at the conditions of schools. There is tough competition and students have no other option but to go to these coaching institutes. At the same time, parents also have high expectations from their children”.

The Supreme Court’s suggestions to the petitioner

The court suggested the petitioner either approach the Rajasthan High Court in the matter because most of the suicide incidents mentioned in the petition are related to Kota. Supreme Court also suggested giving a representation to the Central Government on how to make a law on this issue. On this, lawyer Priya sought permission to withdraw the petition and indicated that the petitioner would like to present a representation.

About 8.2% of students in the country die by suicide.

Referring to the 2020 data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), Priya said that according to this, about 8.2% of students in the country die by suicide. The bench said that they knew the situation, but the court could not pass directions. The bench suggested that the petitioner approach the government with his suggestions. Priya sought permission to withdraw the petition to approach the appropriate forum, which was allowed by the court.

November 21, 2023
Today PM Modi is coming to Kota

Today PM Modi is coming to Kota. He will hold public meetings in Kota and Anta. Then PM Modi will hold a road show in Jaipur at 6 pm. At this time PM Narendra Modi is on the Rajasthan tour. His visit is to support BJP candidates in Rajasthan Election 2023.

BJP’s Rajasthan unit in-charge Prahlad Joshi said that this will be our biggest public meeting in the history of Kota. People from 9 assembly seats of Kota and Bundi are expected to attend the public meeting to be held at Kota Dussehra ground. This Meeting will start at around 2 P.M. Joshi further said, that wherever the Prime Minister is going, we are getting more positive reactions than expected from the public. In addition, Joshi inspected the preparations for the Prime Minister’s public meetings.

PM Modi’s road show in Jaipur

The road map of this roadshow is to cover four minority-dominated seats out of 8 assembly seats of Jaipur city.

Earlier preparations for PM Narendra Modi’s roadshow to be held in Jaipur on Tuesday have been completed. The security arrangements are ready. Moreover, soldiers are keeping an eye on every corner.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow will start from Sanganeri Gate at 6 pm and end at Pashchim Mukhi Hanuman temple. Additionally, there is a Pashchim Mukhi statue of Hanuman Ji in the temple located at Sanganeri Gate in Jaipur. This temple was built by Raja Jai Singh of Amer. At the same time, Hanuman Ji has been installed as a protector inside the temple.

Then PM Modi will ride in the chariot and go through Bapu Bazaar, Nehru Bazaar, Kishanpole Bazaar, Chhoti Chaupar, Tripolia Bazaar, Badi Chaupar and Johri Bazaar and end the roadshow at the Pashchim Mukhi Hanuman Temple. This roadshow will be about 5 kilometres long. Bharatiya Janata Party is trying to give a big message through this roadshow starting from religious places in minority-dominated areas. On Monday, PM Narendra Modi conducted a three-and-a-half km long road show in Bikaner.

PM Modi’s eyes on BJP’s stronghold Jaipur city

In Jaipur city elections 2018, Congress swept 5 out of 8 seats. In this, Congress captured Hawamahal, Kishanpole, Adarshnagar, Civil Lines and Jhotwara assembly. At the same time, the BJP hoisted its saffron flag on Sanganer, Malviya Nagar and Vidyadhar Nagar seats. The impact of PM Modi’s roadshow will be mainly seen in Hawamahal, Kishanpol and Adarshnagar assembly seats which are minority-dominated seats.

November 21, 2023
Reach Jaipur to Delhi in just two hour

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said the Electric Cable Highway is being built between Jaipur and Delhi. One can reach Jaipur from Delhi in two hours through this proposed highway.

He said that construction of overbridges is going on between Jaipur to Delhi road and on Kishangarh-Jaipur road. Additionally, a new highway is being built on one side of Dausa. Moreover, an electric cable highway is being built between Delhi and Jaipur. One can reach Jaipur to Delhi in two hours through this proposed highway. Furthermore, this journey will be 30% cheaper. He said that in five years the country will see vehicles powered by electric, ethanol and hydrogen.

What is an electric cable highway?

An electric cable highway is a road that supplies electricity to vehicles travelling on it. The electricity can be supplied through overhead power lines or power lines set into grooves in the road. Electric highways are an energy-efficient option. They can also reduce travel time.

India’s first electric highway is being developed between Sohna and Jaipur on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. The highway will initially be used for bus operations, but may later allow commercial trucks.

Jaipur to Delhi in two hours Nitin Gadkari said in a public meeting.

BJP’s star campaigner and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday addressed a public meeting at Gandhi Path in support of BJP candidate Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore from Jhotwara assembly constituency.

Gadkari said in the public meeting in support of BJP candidate Rathod that the country will develop only when Rajasthan develops. BJP is not a party of any family but of workers. The country has to be made self-reliant and only BJP can fulfill this dream.

At the same time, an attempt was made to woo the voters by holding a road show in support of BJP candidate Diya Kumari from Vidyadhar Nagar.

Gadkari held an 8 km long road show at 4.30 pm supporting BJP candidate Diya Kumari from Vidyadhar Nagar. The roadshow started at Parshuram Circle and passed through Murlipura and Nadi Ka Phatak, ending at Nadi Ka Phatak at 6:30 pm. Finally, after reaching the Nadi Ka Phatak, the roadshow turned into a meeting. In the meeting, Nitin Gadkari targeted Congress in his familiar style and appealed to make Diya Kumari victorious. BJP workers also showered flowers during the roadshow.

November 17, 2023
The Rajasthan border was rocked by a series of explosions during Trishakti Prahar Exercise.

Trishakti Prahar exercise is the joint training of the Indian Air Force, Army and Navy to practice better coordination during crises in adverse conditions. New weapons will also be tested during the war exercise. The Rajasthan border was rocked by a series of explosions during Trishakti Prahar Exercise.

Tri-Shakti Prahar, the exercise of the three armies in the desert area, started on Monday. The operational readiness and capabilities of the Indian Air Force and particularly the South Western Air Command were showcased along with the other two services.

The objective of Trishakti Prahar Exercise

The objective of the exercise is to focus on ground and air combat with complete coordination between the three services. Under this, many fixed and rotary-wing aircraft will operate day and night. Its objective is to strengthen joint manoeuvres and practice executing operational plans in a virtually simulated war environment. 30 thousand soldiers will participate in the war exercise which will last for about 13 days.

Strength, experience and technology will be tested together in adverse geographical conditions in a sea of sand. In this exercise called Trishakti Prahar, the Indian Air Force, Army and Navy will come together to practice better coordination during crisis in adverse circumstances. New weapons will also be tested during the war exercise.

The exercise will specifically showcase the operational capability and readiness of the Pune-based South Western Command of the Air Force. During war exercises, modern technology and experience are being tested amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. All three armies will be involved in the Trishakti strike being carried out by the 21 Corps of the Army. During the war exercise, efforts will also be made to create a real war-like environment.

Additional Exercises

The exercise will demonstrate capabilities including intelligence and surveillance, long-range reconnaissance aircraft strike power, combined arms operations, and fast dynamic and deep strike offensive capabilities. Electronic warfare capability will also be tested. We’ll test technologies like unmanned aerial vehicles, counter-drone systems, communication systems, and automatic spectrum monitoring. The Army’s T-90s and Arjun main battle tanks, various types of howitzers, helicopters, Apache attack helicopters, Chinook heavy-lift helicopters and firepower of weapons will be on display.

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November 14, 2023